funny things that are the new york times living stand up by half in russia for the 3 as professor sachs advise boris yeltsin but i mean listen i don't know i don't know who or what you're posting or when you're quoting new york times 29th of november 20022002 this is by the way. silly because that is 10 years after what we're talking about so i don't need it and is at an article by me out of mind this makes no sense jeffrey all something that more from jeffrey sachs after this short break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics for business i'm show business i'll see you then. a new gold rush is underway in ghana thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. as. children are torn between gold. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. welcome back i'm still talking to the director of the un sustainable development solutions that work professor jeffrey sachs let's get back to the book and verbalization

technology and institutions and director of the sustainable development solution network professor jeffrey sachs of the center of a sustainable development at columbia university thank you so much jeffrey for coming on before i even get to the book in the past few days there's been a story that will commented on arguably 13000 refugees on the island of lesbos in greece all there are makeshift homes were burnt down somehow an emblematic vision of globalization in 2020. there are a lot of people being displaced and there are a lot of people suffering right now actually not only do we have a pandemic but we have disasters of emergencies political crises all over the world and in these interconnected crises lots of people who are suffering are not even being recognized as such it's a pretty dramatic time niner the new book the ages of globalization goes right from the beginning of time you yourself have gone through a journey arguably intellectually tell me about briefly about the new book you've been grappling with global interconnectedness for as long as we've been a species this book starts from

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funny things that are the new york times living stand up by half in russia for the 3 as professor sachs advise boris yeltsin but i mean listen i don't know i don't know who or what your posting are when you're quoting new york times 29th of november 20022002 this is by the way. silly because that is 10 years after what we're talking about so i don't need it and is at an article by me out this makes no sense to feel something that more from jeffrey sachs after this short break. seemed wrong. wrong just don't. get to see. this day come. and indeed because betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. welcome back i'm still talking to the director of the un sustainable development solutions that work professor jeffrey sachs let's get back to the book and globalization because in the book the role of clos and of violence probably is going to raise some eyebrows in that it's not really there i mean something else you said in managing the debt crisis a previous book of yours you said after a civil war a new military regime under president suharto b

the strange case of dr shock and mr aid in the interview professor sachs denied a quote i referred to in which he allegedly described himself as a free market idealogue jackie wilson told us sex did say that and he's in print doing so the quote is taken from the transcript of a keynote speech he gave an international conference of neo liberal policy makers how did in 1903 when he was still an economic advisor to yeltsin and when russia was still in the depths of the crisis brought about in large part by a shock therapy reforms he used to speech to make the case for international financial assistance for russia which he argued was necessary to ensure that his free market reforms were not reversed in the face of growing popular opposition or one point he told his audience for another speech delivered to the heritage foundation an influential near liberal think tank it is in this context he made this claim to being a free market ideologue. you can reject the wilson's full statement online and you can watch the interview we did with professor jeffrey sachs on our you tube channel well one

the strange case of dr shock and mr aid in the interview professor sachs denied a quote i referred to in which he allegedly described himself as a free market idealogue jeffy wilson told us sex did say that and he's in print doing so the quote is taken from the transcript of a keynote speech he gave an international conference of neo liberal policy makers how did in 1903 when he was still an economic advisor to yeltsin and when russia was still in the depths of the crisis brought about in large part by his shock therapy reforms he used to speech to make the case for international financial assistance for russia which he argued was necessary to ensure that his free market reforms were not reversed in the face of growing popular opposition or one point he told his audience for another speech delivered to the heritage foundation an influential near liberal think tank it is in this context he made this claim to being a free market idea look you can reject the wilson's full statement online and you can watch the interview we did with professor jeffrey sachs on our you tube channel well one

now 3% quarter on quarter annualized. >> the goldman sachs chief economist there.sts have been worrying about the lack of fiscal stimulus, cutting their growth forecast on the back of the. jpmorgan followed suit, as well. we will be discussing the investor view on the election and the stimulus risk we are seeing at the moment. >> in the last couple of weeks, there's no doubt that this sort of sunk into investors that election night might be election week or month -- concerns about the smooth handoff. you can see this is the chart of the gap between first month vix futures contracts and the spot fix. another way of looking at how volatility will get up there. this goes back more than a decade, this chart. you can see the highest levels going forward. yes. people are clearly taking into the account that there's this big thing coming up. >> to be fair, we should point out, a lot of people caught up during the 2016 election and did not price in a trump victory. this time around, everyone wants to hedge their bets as to whether there's going to be a second term for trum

sachs whoike goldman want workers to go back home.nts most workers to continue from home as well. these increased restrictions are the new news. how does that change your strategy? that is a fair question. the way we are looking at it is we are in a health care crisis which has transformed into an income sheet crisis but not a balance sheet crisis. if we see that tipping point where the income sheet transforms into a problem with the balance sheet, then i think we have to put our tin hats on. the level of support from fiscal and monetary is stupendous. that is one of the reasons i struggle to be too bearish in this scenario. anna: we have had some lines from the foreign secretary doing the rounds in the u.k. media, and he is giving more explicit guidance at the level of support for the jobs market is currently under review by the chancellor. he has been called on to extend the furlough scheme. what should be on his agenda? on overe conditions put the next six months, how will the treasury support people? gregory: in the u.k. we are fa

♪ francine: hitting goldman sachs and hsbc tell staff in london reversing course after the u.k.overnment appeals to britain's to head back home if they can. the ecb says the central bank risks legal trouble if it tries to extend crisis flex ability to his regular bond buying. battery day with no sparks. elon musk disappoints as tesla fails to unveil any major innovations, but does promise a mass-market car by 2023. welcome to bloomberg surveillance. i francine lacqua. a lot going on in terms of news flow. we have an etf show coming up but we have some breaking news in terms of pmi for the euro area. a bit of an indication of where we are headed in terms of economic prowess or not. september services pma coming in at 47.6, below the estimate of 50.6. ityou get a figure above 50, means we are in expansion territory which we are not paid european stocks across the board are gaining. partly, this has to do with some of the recent trends we have seen, certainly when it comes to market street the dollar also extending the rally and it does seem like the stocks are steady as equity mar

despite what is happening right now, goldman sach thinks so.dvising clients to keep their faith in technology stocks unless interest rates rise, the tech sector is likely to, quote, remain dominant for some time to come as they are, quote, seen as relatively defensive and might continue to outperform even in futures. >>> around the world, asian markets mostly higher overnight. we'll have to wait and see what happens. in europe, it is mixed again, watch those markets as the futures trade off in tech. we'll see if they accelerate in their selling as well. >>> back home, more talk about a possible coronavirus vaccine as companies speak out about their progress while the president presents his own plans rahel is here with more this morning. >> good morning. a top uk health official says a covid-19 vaccine would likely be available in the first few months of next year saying the country has already started production of an initial 30,000 dose from astrazeneca and oxford university president trump told reporters the vaccine could get the green light

christian mueller-glissmann of goldman sachs.he chief economist for goldman sachs will be with us as well. what is an important is a real markdown, a tough call on where we are into december and into 2021. this is bloomberg. futures flat. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance." the judge has ordered the u.s. to postpone its ban on tiktok or to respond in court later today. it comes as bytedance is seeking an injunction to temporary block the band as it continues to pursue a deal with oracle and walmart. to take effect just before midnight on sunday. amazon is diving into the new and hotly contested market for streaming video games. it's service will cost $5.99 a month and let gamers play without selling out for expensive consuls. amazon also introduced new models of the echo and echo dot speakers. that is her latest bloomberg business flash. francine: let's see what stocks are doing at the moment. they are rising on hopes of stimulus in the u.s., now they have turned. if you look at what investors are looking at, a lot is the

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i don't own goldman sachs.stanley they'll benefit the same reasons this person upgraded the stock today because of better activity and underwriting and trading and m & a. m & a, we've seen $256 billion in july and august in m & a alone. so these are really favorable things so that's why he upgraded the trade. it has a better dividend that is the play that i'm going with in that space >> well, depends what valuation multiple you're looking at, stephanie. i see your point about the themes applying to both. i think actually part of the reason for the upgrade for goldman sachs was that goldman sachs's year to date performance had started to slip back relative to morgue an stanley. they're down 8%. gold after the 5% jum tp is dow 15%. today is seeing a slight closing of that gap. >> you are they trade at a discount to goldman sachs. i get the performance metric and the lag versus morgue an stanley. i think the reason why goldman sachs has lagged is because morgan stanley crushed it in the second quarter and goldman

from goldmanere sachs asset management.up, boris johnson wretches -- ratchets up the chances of a no deal brexit. our other big story today is trade. we will also talk about trade. this fits exactly into the narrative of brexit. the eu has named mr. dombrovskis as trade chief. the deal with the u.s., and then of course, we have the trump-beijing relationship we need to look at more. this is bloomberg. ♪ give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only xfinity mobile lets you choose shared data, unlimited or a mix of each. and switch anytime so you only pay for the data you need. switch and save $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus, get $400 off when you buy the new samsung galaxy note20 ultra 5g. francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua, here in london. to theet straight bloombe

goldman sachs is the latest bank to send traders home after an employee tested positive in manhattan. global infections exceed 30 million. saudi oil minister says, make my day, and a warning, he says whoever gambles in this market will be ouching like hell. good morning. 6:00 a.m. in london. we have breaking news, caution to buy bankia. they see a completion of the merger in the first quarter of 2021. a number of headlines are breaking, and they will do that, we will have an update on that. sentiment to the downside, relatively flat across asian equities. msci asia-pacific up 0.3%. tencent down 1.5%, under pressure from the trump administration, looking into data security concerns. they have large stakes in these gaining companies. let's see what is going on across assets. brent crude up 0.7%. barrel, getting a boost from the saudi oil minister. it was a public dressing down of cheaters, and a blunt message to the market to not bet against the cartel. nothing really happening in the bond market. more confidentng in its alliance with oracle. beijing has asserted its right to block the

paypal just received goldman sachs in the market cap, but we'll see if that's just a high water mark> obviously there is a lot of red, but it's quite remarkable when you think about it. they started out by creating these little credit card readers for people's phones and they're just about as valuable as goldman sachs. it's been around 151 years also a stellar set of businesses, and i think it's remarkable they've reached that point. >> wilford, let's talk about what we're seeing in the big old banks lately are we to read a lot into this about how they're changing their business models to keep up with technological transformation or is this a case of the darlings got a little too sweet >> i think it's the latter in terms of what you're seeing today. clearly lacked massively so far this year. we have had relatively recent micro data this week and picked up as a sign of that data which both factors helped those commercially exposed banks, so you're seeing a little bit of a bounce from those lows in terms of that battle between the fintech companies and the big banks, i think there are

morgan chase bank of america wells fargo citigroup goldman sachs and morgan stanley all jumped 2 percent or more throughout the day so let's go ahead and take a look at the state of markets with michelle snyder she is the director of trading education and research at market gauge dot com michelle thank you so much for being here i want to start with the company posted a loss of $1800000000.00 in the latest quarter due to the pandemic forcing people to move around last staying at home now that coupled with the issues that they've had in london and in california has been cause for concern for the company especially as they move to actually turn a profit for the 1st time but their stock right to does you should. today on this news what are your thoughts on as of now. well 1st of all if i look back at it from the end of august early september it already went into what we call a bullish phase in that it was holding some key moving averages that a lot of investors like to look at so when you have a kind of support even before all of this in the face of bad news all it takes is a catalyst like

goldman sachs says no such thing is on the way.that thea markets main drop in terms of onwth, but they are all in the digital resolution. china csi up to 10th of 1%, despite the white house versus china. crude down 2% this morning. there are now serious question marks around the demand momentum in the global economy. we are down 7% for this month. put us there. the king of saudi arabia speaking with mr. putin. we have another leader who has a number of considerations in her head today, haven't we? annmarie: the german chancellor is considering action against nord stream 2, the gas topline -- gas pipeline. angela merkel supported statements by the foreign minister who warned that berlin could change its backing for the product that underscored the tensions with moscow. the polish prime minister described the decision as an "no-brainer." he says the key should be a final wake-up call for germany. we spoke exclusively to bloomberg. tohe spoke exclusively bloomberg. he is not concerned by the current level of the polish currency. >> i

. >> this is what they call in the blue, both chambers of congress , this is ate house goldman sachsl that you could see upside for s&p 500 earnings. it is a contrast to what we have seen, that if we saw a blue sweep it would be negative for earnings. but the goldman sachs analyst are essentially saying you would see an increase in spending and that would boost economic growth and help offset earnings headwind from higher tax rates. they have reiterated their target to the s&p 500 of 3800 by mid next year, a 30% upside. when it comes to the bond market, goldman sachs saying you can see a 30 to 40 basis point rise in the 10 year yield on the democrats sweep. this increased spending in the white house if the democrats take the white house along with control of the house and senate, but eric robinson says the opposite would happen and that a blue sweep would actually weigh on risky assets and drive treasury yields lower on safe haven flows. everyone watching with the outcome of the election is going to be in november. also talking about the fact you should be looking at the potential of

leigh-ann: goldman sachs has become the latest bank to send traders back home.that is after at least one employee tested positive for coronavirus. the lender is moving forward someplans to -- is telling staffers to plan for week shifts starting in october. sources have told bloomberg that the covestro has been contacted within recent weeks. its market value is around 8.2 billion euros. we are told that discussions are at an early stage, so no official comment as of yet. exclusivehe is in talks with -- the deal also includes italy's state back tessa san and o paulo. italy has been working for months to bring the stock exchange back into italian hands. that is your bloomberg business flash. global coronavirus cases top 30 million, the world health organization warning of a resurgence. health experts warned that the number of cases is much higher. how has the pandemic affected the telecom industry, and what have chief executives learned? earning us now is patricia obo-nai of vodafone. thank you for joining us today on bloomberg surveillance. let me start off with s

goldman sachs has become the latest bank to send traders home.mployeefter one tested positive for coronavirus. despite that, they are moving forward with plans to move employers back. j.p. morgan told staff it expects senior traders to be back in the office by next week. thoughts onget your bringing staff back. for statee strategy street in india. is it to bring people back? if so, which structure? what is the path? >> we have a very detailed plan we worked out with all our offices across the region. monitor the closely environment. we will make a decision on how and when to bring back people to the office. when we look at the current state, we have in germany right now 30% of the population back in the office. we have to get the others back from london where the environment does not allow us to operate. there is a desire to bring people back to the office. where we gotn really prepared from a health and safety point of view. to the stuff we have under control in our offices. aspect isllenging public transportation. with the environment allows us

what is the behavior of consumers you and goldman sachs see?ain consumers is the development of the pandemic. that is the reason why the economy turns down so sharply in march and april. to the extent we can unwind these losses, i think it will reflect improvements in our ability to cope with the disease to reduce infection risk and ultimately come up with a vaccine. that is at the top of the list for me. of course in, plays an important role. upernment programs to shore income during the worst part of the pandemic were extremely helpful. for me, the most amazing statistic of the entire period has been the fact that the second quarter saw the biggest , butne ever in real gdp also the biggest increase in real household disposable income. arounds key in turning the downturn of march and april in subsequent months. of course this story is not over, and right now we have seen a setback, and what happens to fiscal policy as we going to 2021 will be important. jonathan: that is the issue. bob prince at bridgewater has talked about the duration mismat

election result may be overdone, coating to goldman sachs.t's as investors will have enough information on election night to determine the likely victor. going us now is colin moore, cumbia thread needle -- columbia threadneedle investment global cio. do think it is newsworthy, but we believe we will have a good indication, maybe not on election night, but within five or six days, of where the verdict has gone. alix: how do you deal with that when you are looking at pretty aggressive options pricing within the equity market, and longer-term volatility throughout november and even december? do you trade around that? what do you do? colin: we have gone the other way, of you have to almost ignore it. i recognize that those implied volatilities suggest some uncertainty, but i really don't think you can trade around it because trying to guess what the outcome would be is, to me, a mistake given all of the implications on taxation, etc. i thick it is far better to stick with the portfolio you believed in in the first place. guy: let's turn to a vac

we will speak next with kathy matsui, goldman sachs japan vice chair. bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg markets." coming up, we will hear from these interview partners co-founder at 10:00 a.m. in new -- at 12:00f huck p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. let's check on the bloomberg first word news now. i'm ritika gupta. last night presidential debate in cleveland made one thing clear, the two candidates can't stand each other. mr. biden: everybody knows he's a liar. pres. trump: no, you're the liar. you graduated last in your class. >> mr. president, can you let him finish? mr. biden: he doesn't know how to do that. pres. trump: you'd be surprised. go ahead. mr. biden: you picked the wrong guy at the wrong time on the wrong night. there is no manifesto. number 2 -- pres. trump: he just lost the left. you just lost the left. you agreed with bernie sanders on a plan. mr. biden: folks, do you have any idea what this clown is doing? >> moderator chris wallace of fox news try to stay in control, but had little success. senate democrats want to supreme

look at paypal, it's a 200 billion market cap it's three times bigger than gold man sachs, does anyonehese are 21st century financial sfrss brand. the fact that naert of thoeithe in financial index is the xlf is a horrible place to be i don't know what changes that i'm long jpmorgan. i think from a total return perspective, i'll do well. >> putting sam on notice square did get upgraded as well. that's from perform over at oppenheimer. price target established there at $185. we showed you the chart. josh was talk about it speaking of jon, he has unusual activity today it's up next you can watch or listen to us live on the go on the cnbc app we're back on the half after this i can't wiat to share at&t's big 5g news... (shouting through the glass) at&t has nationwide 5g? yup! and that's faster? faster, yea! but is it reliable? ah huh and secure! you should consider making a big deal about it! bigger? i said bigger! oh, big-bigger deal bigger than what i'm doing? it's not complicated. a 5g network needs a 5g device. now everyone including existing customers can get a free samsung galaxy no

maria: goldman sachs out with a report looking for 35% growth in the third quart. lazar, we just heard from a little bit ago in that talkers piece, and she's talking about productivity which leads her to say 30-35% gdp in the third quarter, she's thinking that the fourth quarter is going to be about 4-5%, the stimulus package could impact that. what's your take on the res of the year in terms of the back drop for investing, and that is the economic story? >> i think the setup, maria, is stronger now even than what it was earlier this year. obviously, the covid pandemic was horrible for for thefect itd on lives, but i think the effect on business, others have had to figure out how to get by and be more productive with less. so i think the setup into next year, you have a lot of companies that can actually do more things. so i think going into 2021 getting past the pandemic, businesses are going to be doing even better than we attempted. i agree with the 35% gdp number, but i think that's just the beginning. i think it can actually get better as we get further past t

this goes on to say goldman sachs says pfizer's candidate vaccine could be approved as early as october this is a newsletter for investors. what is your reaction when you hear that kind of thing? >> it's pixy dust. what i mean is goldman sachs reports like that are pretty meaningless because in fact if we had a vaccine in november, we have so few doses in this country. if we get 10 million doses a month at first, that's all we're going to get it will take two doses of vaccine per person you can do the math on how many months we have to go before we begin to vaccinate the majority of the united states that's a year from now that's true. we may have a vaccine yet this fall or more than one vaccine but it's going to take a substantial time to vaccinate the people and so i care about what happens during those six months while we're trying to roll a vaccine out and having people get very sick what's our plan for that so i think that that's the challenge that i raise with the media. i raise it with my public health colleagues what's our plan beyond the vaccine? right now that's an easy answer

coming up next, goldman sachs is facing court in malaysia.t before it's $4 billion payout. we will take a look at the implication for today's hearing. this is bloomberg. ♪ mberg. ♪ this is what we are seeing in the final trading session of the week in asia. we are following the return to earth lower after we saw the tech selloff in the u.s. stocks down the most in just about three months. we are seeing downsides when it comes to trading in japan. down by .4%. hear,spi as we await to more conversations about a fourth extra budget as well as social distancing restrictions. lower across the board in asia. goldman sachs is due in court in malaysia today overcharges linked to the 1mdb scandal. the hearing was set before the bank that struck the settlement. it agreed to pay almost $4 billion to have those charges dropped. let's get over to our bloomberg markets coanchor who has been covering this out of singapore. one of the applications given the settlement for today's hearing? first and foremost, it is happening at the top of the hour. that is un

get your slice today. >>> i'll be a buyer of goldman sachs. buy at 190, i look to sell at 220.hey've got four key areas of growth, investment banking, trading, private equity and their consumer play. >> all right, thank you. jim, i see roku up 16.5% is this you? >> you know, judge, this is my favorite trading vehicle, frankly my only one. it's up 6% from when i bought it i think it's got another 12% it will be above $200 a share. i'm going to hang in through the ups and downs here >> good for that stock for sure. serat, what do you have for us >> oracle. a great earnings report and now you have this other information going on it's a cloud computing inflection point >> steve weiss >> cash, but if you feel like you have to do something, buy the qs at the close today but go flat >> cache, okay joey >> whether s&p is up or down 5%, apple will outperform. >> thanks for watching, everybody. "the exchange" begins right now. >>> scott, thanks, and welcome to "the exchange," everybody the september selloff is picking up steam with stocks deep in the red today. after coming off a three-w

going underground but 1st after monday's special episode with columbia university's professor jeffrey sachs of the un's sustainable development network solution on the ground got a rebuttal from geoffrey wilson author of the book jeffrey sachs the strange case of dr shock and mr aid in the interview professor sacks denied a quote i referred to in which he allegedly described himself as a free market idealogue jackie wilson told us sex did say that and he's in print doing so the quote is taken from the transcript of a keynote speech he gave and in.

for paying the vomit fraud and i had to ice skate insolvency then you have companies like goldman sachs j.p. morgan h.s.b.c. it's a global vomit fraud phenomenon every major bank in the world commits vomit fraud and every major population in the world has to pay for the vomit fraud you know it's like money as vomit. good yeah and they sell it like hey this is an amazing like let's you find haleigh ride wherever you are and blah blah blah and you don't need to speak the language and it's a cheaper it's easier in and you know it helps drivers who gets to rent out their car essentially and they say the same thing it's like we're providing liquidity we're helping the markets we're helping the coalition providing liquidity or right this plan. if ahmed probably quit everywhere you know i got an idea for a business is called vomit d.n.a. kit so when if somebody over a driver tries to claim that it's your vomit the backseat that they're going to charge $150.00 for you can whip out your vomit d.n.a. kid and say prove it i've got my d.n.a. of my bomb and right here if you can match it i'll pay if