Washington many. But it is stronger than expected much more on china coming up in a few minutes. European equities, again, sliding in the last few hours. Germany basically flat were taking that to 3 decimal points here. France, uk, spain slightly negative, italy essentially flat as well. Finally treasury yields, the tenyear hovering right around 1. 7 1. 69 is where we have it right now. So certainly something that investors are watching. Yeah. You have yields slipping again a little bit this morning, but were off the lows of last week, which briefly dipped below 1. 6 on the tenyear. Thats encouraging yields had such a big effect on equities as we all know. I think on europe the interesting thing to note this morning is that were not seeing a gap up again in terms of the spread of italian over german yields and talk about the potential new election coming up hong kong, is down 9. 5 , shanghai down 5. 5 it is weighing more on the shanghai market. We saw that elevation escalation of conce
Her Covert Affairs team have no influence or insight into the resourcing over all. I cant comment that we can get back to you. Thank you for your comments, congressman. So thats exactly why we are here. I speak for a section of the pharmaceutical industry that few people actually appreciate, especially given the statistics that i referenced that two out of every three new drugs approved by the fda last year actually originated in companies that are small biopharmaceutical emerging companies. We dont have a voice in washington. Excelixis is not a member of pharma. Where a number of bio. We dont hear the realities, the pains and challenges that are faced to bring an important new drug to market, represent and the debates because i think a lot of people take for granted that its all great Big Companies with huge budgets and throwing a lot of money at problems. You may be an example of someone who is at a competitive disadvantage because you dont have the same resources to deploy into thos
The currency weapon has been. Yeah. It was a big surprise last week when the president dropped that tweet about september 1st tariffs. And some people that i talked to, tyler, and kel, it changed the game for them. That what they thought they had was a figured out market for the most part. They felt that way because of the fed and the rate cut and they felt like they had their hands around where the market could go in the months ahead were still throwing out of whack by that. Going into that, this was a market that was up almost 20 , so far this year, trading near record highs coming off of good earnings, fed rate cut, felt it was all working for the markets. As you heard Barry Banister say, sure, we get more of an odds of a fed rate cut, trump did something good on the trade front and markets will be fine on that note, well hand it over to you guys. Youre always one tweet away. Thank you. Well see you later. Welcome to the closing bell. Im scott wapner stocks plummeting, names like ap
Chicago for what is moving this stock. Phil reporter melissa it is not just that the q2 loss was greater than expected, tesla losing 1. 12 per share. The estimate was for a loss of 1. 40 a share the estimates were all over the map, a wide range there. Revenue coming in at 6. 35 billion, a little shy of expectations it is the automotive Gross Margins that will get a lot of attention here they came in at 18. 9 . Remember, the concern was those margins were going to be squeezed as they were pushing out the model 3, was that push to make deliveries of more than 90,000 going to hurt margins coming in at 18. 9 when many people were looking for them to be at least 20 . By the way, thats down not only compared to the Second Quarter of last year but also compared to First Quarter of this year where both of the quarters, the automotive gross margin topped 20 . They do reiterate their guidance of delivering between 360,000 and 400,000 vehicles this year the shanghai plant is on schedule to open b
David i am david tweed. This is bloomberg turnaround. To see how they put the frosted back in carlsberg. David when he arrived in carlsberg in 2015 he found a company demoralized by bad investment in the russian market that had forced them to stand on the sideline of a wave of brewing industry consolidation. What is special about the carlsberg turnaround is how it triggered the turnaround by returning the company to its original service the founder set out, and engaging the workforce. When i think back to 2015, i suppose what was different about carlsberg, we did not have clarity on the way forward. We looked to competitors and the consolidation that was happening. And there was concern. David i wanted to ask, how do you deal with these issues at once . And hadt them together a 70 year program, the start of a journey. We realized ourselves that we did not have the money. We said we can do two things, create the future for ourselves. Askd reluctant to shareholders for funds, they cut co