Dollar infrastructure plan today, boosting spending in rural areas. Manus welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. Right here in the city of london. I manus cranny area anna and im and edwards. Out at westminster, the polls keep coming in. More polling data this morning. We will talk about the strength ofthe strength or weakness the u. K. Economy as we head toward tomorrows general election. Security continues to be the dominant domestic theme, of course. We will get analysis from Neil Williams who is joining us. Lets check how the markets are doing over in asia. Manus we have a lovely chart in you, but anna is rooted westminster. Our election coverage goes through the day. Will catch up with the managing mori. Or at ipsos thats right here on daybreak. Its go to china, this moment of reprieve in the market. Well talk about that and the risk radar. China had cut their holdings of bonds by the most since the year 2000. This was a drop in their terms of holdings of bonds at the big boys are
Valentino tells us that is where the money is. Good morning, everybody. This 6 00 in london wednesday morning. Bloomberg reporters are standing by across the world ready to deliver the stories that will drive your day. David tweed is at the Frankfurt International airport following the private the pilot strikes. Caroline hyde is looking at the headwinds for the fashion retailer. Lets tell you what is coming up on bloomberg with the big interview. Numbers break next hour, we will get more from the officer. Cutive lufthansa is bracing for a threeday pilot strike kicking off today. The airline is calling it the most severe strike in its history. Live fromd joins us Frankfurt International airport. What kind of disruption is the walkout causing . One is the disruption to the flights, 3800 flights will be canceled. Lufthansa flights in german wings flights. The real price will be borne by the passengers, four hundred 20 5000 passengers estimated to be affect the by the strike 425,000 passen