We and higher fuel costs. Will we and higherfuel costs. Will have we and higher fuel costs. Will have the details. We and higherfuel costs. Will have the details. Europe markets we will have the details. European markets look like this at the start ofa markets look like this at the start of a big week, another big week for European Central bank, will have details on what is moving those numbers. And sweating it for the planet well meet one company thats making activewearfrom recycled plastic bottles. And today we want to know about your morning routine. From resisting the Snooze Button to preparing meals the night before what are your top tips for a calm start to the day . Let us know just use the hashtag bbcbizlive keep it clean a calm and relaxing start to the day, certainly not working here keep those comments coming in. Well run you through some of the safe ones a little later. But we start the programme with this. We start with the trade war between the us and china, which is perh
Comes to an understanding. In china, we see focusing more on the industrial internet, without going to the industrial applications and Factory Automation the control on machines. And first World Problems for wear are Warren Buffett, the billionaire investors has 116 million to fund but cant find anything to buy. Hear from him at 12 00 on cnbc today. Good morning, everyone and happy monday lets check in out markets are faring on this very first trading day of the week. And it looks though in line with the index in europe, the stocxx 600 is happening up 0. 6 or so you can see that, distributions roughly 8 in the green, versus 20 or so in the red in underperforming. So, it looks as though the week is starting off well in line with the end of last week. And its less on the Economic Funds and more going to be focused on some of the political events that will be taking place. Specifically, expecting to get a little bit more detail later on, when it comes to the Customs Union and made as well
Non-payment by Kaisa would push the 6.5% bond of Kaisa, China's largest holder of offshore debt among developers after Evergrande, into technical default, triggering cross defaults on its offshore bonds totalling nearly $12 billion.
Some offshore bondholders of China Evergrande Group did not receive coupon payments by the end of a 30-day grace period, four people with knowledge of the matter said, pushing the cash-strapped property developer closer to formal default.