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IB is still working, and still has a TV channel. But try to download some data on the Bloomberg station, and you will not see much.

In fact, even the screenshot function is currently died, forcing us to re -create a photo of the main scene manually:

FT alphaville would like to wish for all the merchants who are currently forcing talks with their colleagues.

10:15 AM Live: UK debt management office I had to extend the auction windowThe upper news page is loaded but it does not seem to have any new news, our mailbox is loaded … very slowly. Of all the moments in history, this is one of them.

Update 10:31 AM Live: Pages are now loaded somewhat reliable for us but Slowl Y.

10:48 AM: POSH and Rich will not be downloaded to us. Dine, restaurant guide function, will. Hannah Gobbran, Macro FX sales in JPMorgan and May references, describes the largest Potrica in London as “the Mediterranean at its best.” Kevin Lam of Bloomberg evaluated a “perhaps” crossown.

10:58 am: We went back. In it, everything is still late, but we can download the LSEG price scheme, which decreased by 0.3 percent.

Update 11:14 AM Live: It seems that the European Union has also been delayed at an auction during Burgoglakalis, big news if you are in this type of things.

11:27 am: We seemed to be paste. We are still excited to see the Bloomberg news writing from this if/when it falls, but until then we simply hope that you will all treat during these turbulent times.

Update 12:24 pm Live: A Bloomberg spokesman has just communicated to tell us:

Our systems are back to normal operations, and peripheral functions were restored after the service is disabled earlier today

1:15 pm Lash: We have been asked to reflect that the Bloomberg statement above was sent to maintenance at approximately 11:35 am, if it is useful to all of these Signs sayings And adapting the film that is inevitable (B day?).