Implosion in data in the last 20 minutes. As we open surveillance, what we see is, look at the yields come in. Francine look at the yields, we are in a riskoff mood. Great speech by the anglo gold ceo. Ths saying there is no good out there. Ing tom i would go to the bloomberg terminal and look it up but i have to pay my bill. Francine lets get to the bloomberg news. Heres a funny heres vonnie. The yuan has condemned north koreas launch of a longrange rocket. The Security Council has pledged new sanctions. Taiwan, two survivors from the killer earthquake were pulled out of a toppled highrise building. More than 100 people are still believed to be trapped. Saturdays quake killed at least 37 people. German chancellor Angela Merkel is feeling the heat as she travels to turkey. Merkel plans to urge the turkish government to do more to halt the flow of refugees bound for europe. Theres pressure in germany for merkel to follow other eu countries and turn refugees away. New hampshire votes tom
More on that exclusive interview to come. Manus you are welcome to countdown. Anna a warm welcome to the program. It has just gone 6 00. Lets talk about the oil price. We are back up at 41. Both wti and brent equal with each other right now. Not often that you see that. No differential. Anna late last night, we had a member of opec talking about his expectations about the oil price, something moderate, but not high. That is even if iran does not agree to enjoy the growing group of companies that have agreed to implement some kind of production freeze. 15 out of the 16 nations are coming together in delhi doha. We do have a chart. This is Oil Production. U. S. Daily Oil Production is just coming lower. This is part of the strategy that opec would say. Wti is trading in the opposite direction. This is about many consequences. Have a look at this. Up for not had the ruble a wild. It has gone from being the most tortured soul of a currency to one with reprieve. You have a shift around the
Because the ecb is trying to put a spin on things, saying that we see a recovery, and germany is feeling it. Were expecting a figure this is a big surprise on the outside. Tom absolutely, no question about it. Theres a real desire not only their but in the united dates to get better Economic Data into the end of april. Certainly, interview after interview is a tone of better Economic Growth; we did not hear that yesterday. Francine yes. At the moment, there is no Interest Rate hike christ in, and i wonder right type priced in, and i wonder if that will change. Lets get straight to the first word news. Heres nejra cehic. Nejra thanks. The taliban has launched an attack on a Government Security agency. Authorities say it was a suicide car bombing in kabul. There are a number of fatalities and more than 200 wounded. The taliban says it is responsible. The militant Group Announced the start of its spring offensive. Dilma rousseff vows to keep fighting and impeachment process she considers
Right now. Good morning. Welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Im sara eisen. And im wilfred frost. Lets have a look at what futures are doing here in the u. S. Right now. Of course, yesterday basically trading flat. The dow losing about a quarter of 1 . In essence, pretty resilient in the face of those attacks yesterday. Today also looking fairly flat but just the other side of flat. The dow called to open higher by 23 points. Here is the latest from brussels this morning. Investigators are carrying out raids as we speak. They are looking for one of the three suspects caught on surveillance tape as they pushed luggage carts through the airport before yesterdays blasts. Nbc news has confirmed with Police Sources that brothers khalid and Ibrahim El Bakraoui have been identified as the airport suicide bombers. During raids in a brussels neighborhood, police did find a bombmaking factory, which had nails, bolts, and chemicals used in explosives. An isis flag was also found in the home. The terro
Welcome to the pulse live from bloombergs European Headquarters in london. Im francine lacqua. Today is all about the u. S. Jobs data and whether it can give us an indication of what janet yellen may or may not do in june. This is a picture for the msci index. Down 0. 2 . We are down on the week, the biggest weekly loss since february. Yen rising a touch ahead of that key american jobs data. Haven,u look at yen as a weve seen it increased this week. Lets get the bloomberg first word news with nejra cehic. Nejra the aussie dollar has dropped and bond yields have fallen to a record after the rba reduced its outlook for core inflation. The quarterly statement sees underlying inflation of 1 to 2 this year. Disinflation will be a key challenge for incoming rba who willphillip lowe, succeed Glenn Stevens in september. U. K. Voters have given their first verdict on Jeremy Corbyns leadership of the labour party. Early results suggest sustained losses across england and in elections to the Scot