Weaker as you have no agreement over finance chiefs on what to do over the crisis. Russia doesnt think a 2 million barrel a day cut is enough to get anyone to the table. In the bond market, 17 billion worth of supply coming online at about 1 00 today. It is time for todays market moving news from our london and new york offices. European Union Finance ministers now failing to reach a deal on a unified strategy combat the economic damage of the coronavirus. Germanys finance minister olaf scholz did give a press conference shortly after talks ended. I think it is absolutely clear that the recovery of great will be a very activity. We have to organize together. As anyone knows, i think it is absolute possible to do this within the framework we already have. Alix bloombergs Michael Mckee joins us now. I couldnt believe it, but i could believe it this morning when i woke up and saw they could not agree, and it was north and south. Michael it seems that way to a lot of people. Talk is cheap.
The dollar still strong against currencies like the euro, but the commodityrelated currencies are performing really well in the em, as well as the g10 space. Time now for todays market moving news from our london and new york teams. We want to start with the markets after we have u. S. Futures rebounding. Joining me on the phone is bloombergs dani burger. The question i feel like, last week we saw the bottom, now feels off the table. Every day people are saying it is the bottom, it is not the bottom, but the picture continues to change. There is so much uncertainty. A bit of a lift in markets today. It is really the Energy Complex helping lead the way today, getting a boost from china beginning to buy oil for their state reserves. But any upside today is likely to lack conviction. Stocks in u. S. H fields are really starting to march higher. A slight backandforth in terms of u. S. 10 year yields, no moving lower after being just slightly higher today. Then you have to keep in mind that
Seriously when you have such weakened trading volumes. In oil, a choppy session overnight after a big gap down sunday. The direction now depends on when the Global Economy will be able to open up, and that will be the indicator for all of the economic data, as well as risk appetite. Time for todays market moving news from our new york team. We begin with a historic price deal. Plus coming to an agreement to to cut minutes output. ,inutes after the deal was done the Saudi Oil Minister saying that opec is up and alive. With more is in reordering. What do we with more is annmarie hordern. What do we know now . Annmarie they were able to finally clinch this deal, 9. 7 Million Barrels a day. I would say that the main takeaway, goldman put it as historic, but insufficient, given how bad the demand loss is and how bad the supply glut is. These cuts of 9. 7 Million Barrels a day. We should also say that goldman puts it at 4. 3 Million Barrels a day, when you take from First Quarter levels, ass
Call it. Netflix yesterday closing at an alltime record high. Oil a little higher as well, but still around an 18 year low. Still brutal for the market. Just checking in one more time they comec had before out. Time now for bloomberg first take. Here to discuss from our inhouse team of wall street veterans and insiders, michael mckee, and Damian Sassower. Mike, we know that jobless claims are going to be bad. We dont know how bad. I think the question is, how do markets actually respond to this, when sometimes they want to respond to bad data, sometimes they dont . Michael im not even going to go there. Yesterday we had dismal numbers on industrial and retail sales. We thought they were priced in, but apparently they werent. Youve got to wonder if weve priced in jobless claims because weve talked about it so much over the past three weeks, but we are expecting 5,500,000 as a consensus. If you get that number or even a little bit below it, we will have wiped out in one month all of the
Space. Oil getting a bit of a reprieve. The concern is you have even more oil flow if the opec deal comes to an end. We want to get you todays market moving news from new york as well as washington. We want to start with the latest pmi data. Factories around the world suffering one of their grimmest months on record in march. Fbloombergs Michael Mckee joins me for more. Theres a lot to dig into. Give me some of your takeaways here. Michael mr. Rogers word of the day is contraction. Across the developed world, they are pretty bleak at this point. Some of them not as bad as thought because of a quirk in the data, but lets go through the data right now. Anybodye hardest hit of i the virus, and now the hardest hit in terms of the pmi number. Eurozoneance, germany, u. K. Are also in the 40s, which marks contraction. New orders of production crashed, but there is a quirk in the data where supplier delivery times are linked. However, in this case, there are no supplies to deliver, so it makes