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only because it has outperformed the g 4 central bank balance sheet and he was referring to walter bloomberg tweet that said top official signals e.c.b. would allow inflation to overshoot e.c.b. to pursue inflation target as aggressively as fed e.c.b. as lean says e.c.b. is lane says next phase of euro zone recovery will be tougher but right so in this high low poker game so the forex market the paper money pushers the sovereign currencies they're all trying to quote stoke inflation but we know that's false they're trying to debase the currency to boost exports at the expense of everybody else at the poker table the geopolitical game and so the question is who will have the worst currency going forward the u.s. dollars the world reserve currency so they've got extra conditions to playing the game. on the other hand behind him the winning hand on the high side would be go gold silver and decline so in last year a country that can make money by the basing your currency by getting kickbacks from wall street who packages all those currencies in the form of negative rate interest rate bongs then

walter reed. this is blumberg. ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv audiences worldwide, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power." we are waiting for another update from walter reed. the chief of staff said a decision will be made this afternoon on whether to release the president. the press secretary kayleigh mcenany has now tested positive for the virus. rick, welcome. things are developing fairly quickly. what's your take on the white house and its handling of the crisis at this point? rick: hi, david. we all have our thoughts and prayers with everybody who has been afflicted by this disease and virus. and that includes the white house team, president, first lady, and a growing list of senior aides and probably junior aides, who have been i

the president heading to the hospital at walter reed on friday. is one of now bloombergeo advisors. knowing how to play the media. just did a drive-by greeting for supporters. could this put the blue wave in doubt and what are the market implications? the blue wave more in doubt. we have had such a volatile daysd with these last few in the weekend, and you can see the market reacting positively to the fact that he may be more robust than we thought a few hours ago. they were deteriorating in the probabilities of the blue wave and biden's success were rising. calculation. poll i haven't had a chance to see the last few minutes but it will be fascinating to watch this evolution. what does this do to the investors trying to position themselves in the next two months? election may be contested. >> we have such a sequence of surprises. we are diversifying worldwide. we would like some countries which handled the virus well, like taiwan or south korea. a the u.s., which is principal focus, we are focused on the beneficiaries. we do have a problem in the u.s., in state and loca

walter reed hospital. scheduled to leave about 30 minutes from now. stay with bloomberg.llowing his movements. bloomberg daybreak australia is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. ♪ haidi: good morning and welcome to daybreak australia. i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney. we are counting down to asia's major market opens. shery: good evening from new york, i am shery ahn. haidi: these are your top stories. wall street gains the most in a month amid optimism on trump's health and progress on stimulus relief. the president is due to walk out from walter reed hospital this hour. the virus is spreading again across the u.s., especially in

bloomberg's senior editor. thank you for joining us. president trump has left waltereed medical center, he returns to the white house, although one of his doctors has said the president at the moment may not entirely be out of the woods. what is next on his recovery plan? >> yes, there is still more time to recover from this. he is not over covid. he has it still at this moment, he has sort of just been moved from the hospital to the white house. the extra precautions being taken, the white house is limiting the number of staff who can get in physical proximity to the president. when people do, they will have to wear personal protective equipment. there are some changes, but this white house and the campaign are very much signaling that the president plans for this to be a little bit of business as usual. the campaign said trump does plan to go to the next debate next week, that he plans to be there, he wants to get back to the campaign trail as soon as humanly possible. we have even started seeing some trump allies go on tv and say now trump has first-hand experience

bloomberg surveillance" with tom keene, jonathan ferro, and lisa abramowicz. tom: good morning, everyone. extraordinary 2020, and wow, does october start most interesting. as you well know, the president of the united states at walter reed hospital. he has been tweeting actively this morning, almost as much as jon ferro. in the markets, i would say we've got a bit of a celebration. futures up 21, dow futures up 184. what do you make of the markets this morning? jonathan: a strong correlation between the president's health, his tweeting activity, and equity markets. we hope we avoided the local crisis, the chaos that many people were thinking about last friday. up 0.6% on the s&p. in the bond market, this is where things get interesting for treasuries headed into election day. if the polling remains the way the polling looks right now, at a national level, the 14 point lead joe biden at the moment, at some point you do start to think about prices in the fiscal

this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: president trump returned to the white house after leaving walter reed hospitalf an hour ago, even removing his mask for a photoshop upon arrival -- photo op upon arrival. it comes after a weekend of confusing, often contradictory reports on his condition. doctors saying he has met the criteria for discharge. earlier, the dean for public health told bloomberg that the measures taken by trump's physicians are >> concerning. unfortunate -- are concerning. >> unfortunately, when you have a physician that is not really telling the whole story or really misleading people, which is what he was doing this weekend, it's really hard to say if in fact he got steroids and the antibody treatment and remdesivir. the physicians were quite worried about him and through a lot of stuff at him. particularly, steroids are for pretty severely affected individuals. there is reason to be concerned until we really know that he is out of the woods and it's probably going to be a few more days to know that for sure. i don't know if you can rely on what is being said about him, unfortunat

the bloomberg wants to make an exit from walter reed. the golden front doors on camera. and go to marine one, no plans to speak to the press. what do you think about the exit plan? >> dana: i know he knows how to program a moment. he tweeted the news, he's his own past spokesperson. he tweeted in the 2:00 hour. that gives everybody plenty of time to get ready for the moment and that will be the moment. look, i'm really glad to see it and no doubt his family will be glad to see him come home. there is something about being in your own bed, like if you are getting better. i know he said he feels better than he hasn't 20 years. clearly, the doctors are concerned and still administering heavy doses of medicine to make sure he recovers fully, but he will be at the white house surrounded by family, maybe not too close, surrounded by family and he will have excellent medical care. >> jesse: i hope you don't think this reelection is a slam-dunk, but i'm telling you, he was counted out before. he was counted out in 2016. he has met a lot of chall

bloomberg. ♪ president trump briefly left walter reed medical center earlier greeting supporters gathered outsidet had tweeted a video teasing the surprise visit and spoke about his experience with covid-19. >> it has been a very interesting journey, i learned a lot about covid. i learned it by really going to school, this is the real school. this is not the let's read the book school and i get it and i understand it and it is a very interesting thing. the president's doctors have given an upbeat assessment of his condition after a series of contradictory accounts over the weekend which raised concerns that his health is more serious than previously disclosed. our senior editor drew mark -- drew armstrong has the latest. what do we know so far given that we have had the series of contradictory statements, obviously the president right now is trying to project an image of good health and of recovery. reality is we do not know a whole lot. his doctors who have given these very short briefings outside of walter reed in washington dc have made a number of conflicting or confused statements. he even a

walter is now leading the of the revolutionary hyperloop transportation system. he joined bloombergia a virtual panel "building back green or." >> we are kidding ourselves if we think the answer to the situation that we are in right now is just going back and getting back to all of the things that we were doing before. we have a tremendous need to be able to have new forms of transportation. i think the discussion about the new plains is a part of that. but it does across all spectrum in being able to do this. thatact of the matter is we have 21st century problems today. we want to be able to have a transportation system that works for us in the way that we wanted to be. we wanted to be not just fast, we wanted to be in demand, we wanted to be the way that we live our lives. we wanted to reflect our values. is a very bigt part of the values we have today, so having technology for technology's sake is not the point. it is reshaping the thinking to allow mass transportation in a way that fits with the needs that we have. is torthand for this imagine, as you point out, connect cities l

bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. philadelphia is issuing a citywide curfew after the police killing a walter wallace triggered a violenttations and arrest throughout the city. in the view of the city, we welcome joseph watkins, former white house aide to george herbert walker bush. a streaming program on the intersection of politics and faith. give us a sense of what is going on with walter wallace and the aftermath. joseph: of course, this has outraged so many people in philadelphia, african-americans, not happy about this, and have taken to the streets. ,nfortunately for the city there have been a few nights of rioting some riding -- in localized area. this really calls for the need for some kind of national on policing, especially as it relates to the use of excessive force. david: what kind of effect might this have on the election, if at all? joe: if anything, it will inspire more people of color, certainly in the fillet -- in the city of philadelphia, and pennsylvania to show up on election day. so many have already voted early in pennsylvania, so their boats have already been cast, but when those who have not vo

bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are looking at live pictures as we await president trump to leave walter reed hospitaltly. he has been getting treated for covid-19 over the past four days. president trump just weeding a few minutes earlier, saying he will be back on the campaign trail soon and the fake news only shows the fake polls, referencing a number of polls that show voter satisfaction with the way he has handled his own virus situation, as well as showing joe biden running away when it comes to his lead in some states. we are just waiting for president trump to leave. he would walk out of walter reed hospital today, the front door that is. he tweeted he is feeling really good and urged americans not to be afraid of the coronavirus, even as more of his aides are continuing to contract the virus on the rose garden cluster. kayleigh mcenany and two other officials in her office have also tested positive. president trump will leave hospital after four days. keen to get back on the campaign trail. as we continue to watch those live pictures, with protesters out there with the word second amendment w

bloomberg level headquarters in new york. president trump has returned to the white house, removing his mask for the cameras after leaving waltermedical center he was treated for covid-19. in a tweet earlier he told markets not to for the virus and said quote i feel better than i did 20 years ago. the president will now be monitored at the white house by medical staff in full protective gear. he says he is keen to turn returned to the campaign trail. malaysia'sinister of income quarantine after coming into contact with the minister who tested positive for covid-19. he will spend two weeks in isolation although he says his recent test of come back negative. monday malaysia log is highest daily search since the outbreak began. the government is imposing lockdowns in parts of the country. the world second-biggest cinema chain, cineworld, is closing its u.s. and u.k. movie theaters amid a resurgent virus and winter blockbusters pushed back to next year. all536 theaters in the u.s. and 127 in britain will close temporarily affecting as many as 45,000 jobs. shares drop by as much as 50% in london. no time at has been given front reop

bloomberg tv and radio. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. futures down seven points, -0.2%. the president checking out of walter reed, checking into the white house. tom: caitlin collins at cnn saying he wanted to reshoot the entryway into the white house. he wasn't happy with the way it turned out. i guess it is theater. the most stunning comment to me, he goes, "maybe i'm immune." i have no idea what that means. jonathan: you are not alone. let's move from the theater of the last 24 hours to the drama of the polls this morning. the former vp joe biden with a widening lead in the cnn poll this morning. it is not a predictor of what will happen, but a snapshot of the mood of this country, and it straddles that covid test that was positive. poll, octoberis 4, very important this morning. tom: i read every word of the polling. a 3.6% margin of error. are thein there subsets on covid to come on the economy, and the rest of the pole. that gap, as they say in the text, is widening from the nbc/"wall street journal" poll of just a few days ago. jonathan: yields this morning on the tenure -- tom: out of control. snooz

walter reed today. with 29 days until the election, thetrump yearns return to hermetically sealed campaign trail. scheduled10 days to a miami town hall debate. good morning, this is "bloomberge." .rom new york and london the pandemic in washington. we will talk to martin schenker in a moment. showings out of paris every city for themselves. it isne: well, the fact very difficult to keep control restrictions in pairs,, something a lot of

if bloomberg news hadn't broken this news about hope hicks, who knows when we would have heard about this. and you have to look back to when the president made that visit to walteras back in november of 2019. we still don't know what that visit was about. when it comes to the president's health, people in this country should not have to be reading the tea leaves about what is going on. there should be regular briefings by doctors, there should be regular briefings by his key staff about what we know about the president's health. i mean, this is, this is not just some person out there, this is the president of the united states of america. and if you need to talk about [ technical difficulties ] that we don't know any more other than a couple of people coming out on the lawn and saying oh, yeah, the president's doing fine, he has a mild case of covid. what does that mean? >> yeah, no kidding. it is not a private matter. that is the way it is. >> thank you. >> we're getting breaking news, an update on the president and what is going on at the white house. we'll be right back. i know i want coverage that connects all the different parts of my health care to keep me

maureen dowd, "new york times," one of the most popular columnists says walter reed's reputation is in tatters. then have you bloombergacobs when we asked if anyone on the medical team recommended against taking trump back to the white house each one of the doctors shook their head and said no. but she adds but not very vigorously. are you kidding me? meanwhile jennifer jacobs buyer says reporting what i know not what i think i believe that's what you think. bottom line is has the president suffered a fever for three days? no. is his oxygen level at a level that is considered safe? yes. is he having trouble breathing? no. so will he get treatment at the white house? yes. so, is this such a stretch that the president was transferred back to the white house where he will receive the same care? i don't think so. if you watch other channels and read other publications, to attack walter reed is the height of utter recklessness and quite frankly it's insulting to many you, many americans particularly those who served nut military or had family members serve in the military, steve. steve: joe, as we saw in the video a moment