China signals a broad u. S. Trade deal is off the table. Talks pick up thursday in washington. Hsbc cuts deeper. Another 10,000 jobs will go at the bank. European operations are said to be the hardest hit. Activists in hong kong call for more protests today as the city recovers from one of its most violent weekends yet. Good morning. Matt good morning. Less than a halfhour from the start of european trading, looking at the futures, sorry, the 10 year yield to start off the week. This is a threeday chart. You can see thursday and friday there. We came down a bit on thursday, but we have not moved down much further today. We dont really have a great clue as to the direction equities are going to take at the open in just about 30 minutes time. Take a look at the futures trade. Thats also mixed this morning. 0. 2 . Dax futures gaining cac and ftse futures down this morning. U. S. Futures are also falling, and more seriously across the board. Daye it could be a risk off after markets starte
We dig into the details. Digital currency regulation. Weighing in on whether Central Banks should be issuing their own guidelines on cryptocurrency. First out of story. Netflix reported earnings on wednesday. International growth eased investor worries. The streaming giant topped earningspershare projections. It new subscribers fell short of estimates. For more, i want to bring in our analyst in los angeles. Is it really the new subscribers overseas that are allaying concerns . Investors were clearly worried that netflix would have another bad quarter. They added a few million ittomers your than an spect investors expected another bad one. One i spoke to said that sentiment was awful. Yet they come in right around expectations. They nest in the u. S. But they were above internationally and that is where they have been telling people for years their future is. Its a sign of where netflix is going. They will have one of their worst years in the u. S. This year but one of their best inter
You had greeks being able to sell bonds for the first time a negative yields, so there is still search for demand in that negative yield world. Time now for global exchange. We bring you todays market moving news from all around the world. Current is in the is in the current is enda ant, anna edwards, and Kevin Cirilli. Reportedly, china is still open to a partial trade deal with the u. S. As long as no more tariffs are imposed. Enda currannt joins me from hong kong. Enda the fact that the hong kong delegation is still heading to washington speaks to the idea that china is in the market for some kind of agreement on the trade front. Colleagues in beijing are reporting today that china is willing to do more, perhaps step up its purchase of agricultural goods in the hope that at the y least, the u. S. Doesnt that the u. S. Withholds additional tariff increases. At the very least, it seems that there is some kind of play to get a partial agreement. Alix thank you very much. The National B
Peoples republic with a deploy of military and economic might. President xi stretches national unity. Protests stresses national unity. Protests continue in hong kong. Manus very warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. Moved the rba has moved and it is a dovish move. The aussie has dropped because the rba is ready to do more. Therein lies the point. There is more slack in the economy. I love the french from steven major. The Central Banks are first, at the front, ahead of the game on rates, ahead of the game on language. Have a look at the risk profile this morning, because it is all about the prism of fx and the markets. The dollar is up nearly 3 in the quarter, the best quarter we have seen since the middle of 2018. It would be for hearty and dangerous to bet on rate cuts to take the dollar down. Bmo says it is the most unloved rally and impeachment could draw it higher. Of course, you know, since the end of june, there is a discussion, the aramco story is front and center. That i
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