Good morning for our audience worldwide, this is bloomberg surveillance on tv and radio alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, im jonathan ferro. Just about positive on the s p 500. Tom not your father strike. When i saw it, they nailed it about the 10 00 p. M. Stock. This is an original strike going back over to uaw history, back to 1958. Into real challenges before world war ii. It is an original strike, a selective strike, that is what is new. Jonathan gm said they offered unprecedented package. From ford, the union made little movement. Rambo, we have not heard from this white house, have we . We are waiting for a statement from the president. Lisa hit the he did speak with the leaders and auto manufacturers. What did he tell them at a time where his policy is contradictory . In one hand hes pushing for electric pickles and a lot of the vehicles are pushing back on yet they are helping some of the auto manufacturing with those. On the other hand, it is it is the most prounion in
Market. Lenltds are a go. Airbus on hier plane deliveries. Booking a charge related to its military program. Good morning, everyone. Thank goodness, its friday. Lets get straight to Economic Data points. We just got the italian june unemployment numbers. It has jumped up to 12. 7 from 12. 5 in may. Another rise. A look at youth unemployment. Thats been worrying over the last couple of year as were just emerging out of the midst of the eurozone debt crisis. Even if the Italian Economy is recovering, were not seeing that through to the labor markets. The overall jobless rate, 12. 7 . Were expecting the euro zone jobless rate. That should hold steady at just over 11 . Lets go back to earnings. Frances biggest lender by ses t asse assets, bnp paribas. Lets get out to stephane who has been speaking to the cfo. The bank posted much stronger than expected earnings in the Second Quarter. A loss of 4 billion euros last year when the bang had to pay a settlement to the u. S. Department of justic
To clarify its independence. We are live in madrid. Manus and bmw is said to be working on a deal with manufacturing the iconic many in japan for the first time the iconic mini in japan for the first time. Anna a very warm welcome, this is bloomberg daybreak europe. Here in the city of london, im anna edwards. Manus we have some great guess for you, weve got Jim Mccaughan , he joins us for the next hour. Anna and Paul Venables will be here for his first interview up the day, talking to us after the Recruitment Company publishes its firstquarter results. Always excitement in the world of hiring and staffing. Manus in the meantime, the fed might be desperately seeking inflation as opposed to watching the movie, but the markets are desperately wondering what happens next. We put together a huge index, nobel you cannot see, the economist tadeo says the market is napping. Asiant back to 1997, the financial crisis, the dotcom bubble. The moving average of the skewed index, and that measures
Good morning warm welcome to Worldwide Exchange on cnbc. Im wilfred frost. Im court couney reagan in f sara pleasure to have you with us. We did see declines yesterday of about a half percent across all three of the major averages. Today we are bouncing back a bit. The dow up by 20 points or so. Worth noting that all 11 sectors of the s p were lower yesterday. A broad selloff. Telcos taking the brunt, down more than 2 tenyear treasury note above 2. 4 this week if we have a look at it this morning, its still year yields slipped a bit 2. 44 yesterday 2. 42 today. Looking at whats going on overseas asian equities mixed overnight we saw mixed market in china south korea down a half percent. Shanghai up about a third of a percent. And we saw in japan the nikkei led by financials and automakers the messaging service line up 17 on earnings. That was one i wanted to point out. We also got data out of south korea where the gdp grew 1. 4 in the Third Quarter. Thats the fastest pace in seven year
Yesterday you saw the nikkei ended that 16 session winning streak this morning stocks are closed higher the nikkei was up by 32 points to 21,739. Hang seng down by a third. The shanghai was up by a third of a percentage point. The early trading in europe, things are in the green across the board. Gains for germany, france and london up by a third stocks in italy and spain also higher treasury yields, check this out, yields at 2. 43 . Crude oil prices which have been above 50 comfortably for quite some time are now up about 8 cents. 52. 26. Here are the big stories were watching new comments out this morning from the saudi crown prince. He says the aramco ipo will take place next year and valuation of the company could top 2 trillion the crown prince said saudi arabia is working with all Oil Producers to rebalance the global oil market. On the wall street agenda, weekly jobless claims out at 8 30 a. M. Eastern, followed by september pending home sales at 10 00 a. M. In europe, we are go