One basis point. Crewed up by over 1 , but it has been a brutal crude up by over 1 , but it has been a brutal week. Its time now for global exchange, where we bring you the market moving news from all around the world. Lets kick it off with the latest on the trade war. Chinese officials are narrowing the scope of what they will address in highlevel talks that kick off thursday in d. C. Bloombergs shawn donnan joins us on the phone. What do we know so far . Shawn the chinese delegation is coming again to washington this week, led by chinese vice premier liu he. He has been saying there are two big things they will take off the table this week. That is any discussion of broader industrial policy, and that is made in china 2025, this plan from xi jinping to dominate the world in areas like robotics and artificial intelligence, and also government subsidies. These are the subsidies that have really fueled chinas industrial rise over the past 20 or 30 years. They are off the table as far as
Can see Global Growth fears permeated throughout the market. Time now for Little Exchange to bring you todays market moving news from all around the world. Joining us from hong kong is bloombergs enda curran, from k, and is seb sale bloombergs david wehner is here in new york. We start with the latest trade of element. Soy prices go nowhere even after the Chinese Government gave waivers to buy from u. S. Companies without being hit by retaliatory tariffs. What is the significance . Adds to thek it mood music that both sides are showing a bit of good will to get these talks make some progress. We are talking up to 3 million tons of soybeans that would be three of tariffs for chinese buying from u. S. Sellers. This goes to the heart of Donald Trumps constituency, and china has said to the state media they are willing to come to the table on that side of things. Both sides are at least trying to make the talks work to get to the next level. That comes on october 10, would chinas vice prem
Silence. Bloomberg will be covering those events through the morning. Alix 18 years. In the markets, you have seen the s p hold steady, but the churn beneath it has been quite staggering. A huge, unbelievable shift, added momentum into value since value weeen into have seen since 2009. Youre seeing some buying in the bond market. Yields down by about two basis points. Over in europe, couldnt decide on a bond bear or bull day. Time now for the global exchange, where we bring you the market moving news from around the world. Joining us are bloombergs enda curran in hong kong, in london, emma chandra, and Michael Mckee joins us in new york. The Hong Kong Exchange made an unprecedented 36. 6 billion offer for the london talk exchange. Bloomberg london Stock Exchange. Bloombergs enda curran has more. Enda obviously this is a very ambitious corporate transaction. , itably more importantly would be a real test of Investor Perception towards hong kong. Remember, this raises all kinds of questi
The market moving news from around the world. Joining us on the phone from hong kong is karen lee, from london, emma chandra, and here in new york is michael mckee. First we want to kick it off and hong kong come over the chief executive carrie lam spoke at a briefing following 12 straight weekends of protests in the city. Lam the government is confident we can handle a months long disturbance. I think it is a common goal and hong kong to handle this by ourselves. Alix bloombergs karen lee has the latest. Where are we at . Carrie lam speaking publicly after another weekend of violence, saying they can handle unrest without assistance from chinese forces, and that she still wants to hold talks with protesters. This comes after beijing issued its most direct warning yet, saying in a commentary on state media that the government has the Legal Authority to halt what it said had become a revolution, even though analysts still say such a move remains a last resort. There are calls now for an
David and what did he think . Alix board. He talked about all of the bored. He talked about all of the hasht ags. Boring. That much what he said. If you are Corporate America listening to the democratic debate, you are saying oh my gosh, what am i in for . David it is a very different attitude from President Trump in 2016. They really want to take on big business. The Ford Motor Company has put some numbers around their restructuring in europe. They are going to lay off 12,000 people. We already knew they were laying off 5000 in germany. The is this is part of overall restructuring effort. Said they are pulling back in europe. Alix germany, ukraine, russia apparently the hardest hit. David they havent been making a lot of money in europe. Thats be frank, all of the european automakers have been having a tough time. Gm got out entirely. It makes sense, but it will be very difficult for a lot of people in europe. Alix take a look at what is happening in the market. Not a lot come of the