Daily Briefing - April 29, 2020

Real Vision: Finance & Investing

Real Vision

Business News, Business, Investing, News

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🗓️ 29 April 2020

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Real Vision's Ash Bennington sits down with Roger Hirst to discuss the latest economic data: dismal GDP numbers, consumer spending, as well as other stats in the real economy. Bennington and Hirst analyze the recent technical levels on the S&P, and explore how the new COVID-19 treatments being tested could impact the timing and pace of re-opening the economy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Ralpow, co-founder and CEO of Real Vision. Thank you so much for listening to the Real Vision
0:07.1	podcast.
0:08.1	At Real Vision, we pride ourselves in providing the best in-depth expert analysis available to help you understand the complex world
0:16.0	of finance, business and the global economy.
0:19.7	If you like what you hear, I hope you'll accept my invitation to try Real Vision Plus for 30 days for just
0:25.5	one dollar. Visit real Vision Podcast.com today and join us as we navigate the financial
0:32.0	world together.
0:33.0	Cheers. Welcome to the Real Vision Daily Briefing. I'm Nick Korea. It's Wednesday, April 29th, 2020.
0:52.0	We have Real Vision's Ash Bennington 29th, 2020.
0:52.6	We have Real Vision's Ash Bennington and Roger Hurst
0:55.3	standing by to give their macro analysis.
0:57.7	But before we go to them, let's quickly go over
0:59.9	the biggest stories in markets today,
1:02.0	along with the coronavirus.
1:03.4	Starting off, President Trump signed an executive order yesterday
1:06.7	compelling meat packing plants to stay open during the pandemic,
1:10.0	taking advantage of the broad powers made available to him under the Defense Production Act
1:15.2	to classify slaughterhouses as critical infrastructure in order to prevent meat shortages.
1:20.7	Price of feeders continues to plunge even though meat prices are soaring.
1:25.4	The wide delta between animal and meat prices is a prime example of the bottleneck in the supply
1:30.1	chain.
1:31.1	President Trump's order may prevent a meat shortage, but it also exerts a heavy
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