To stop working with our enemy. The population should not forget about the real enemy the police is not the enemy to your c. Soldiers is not the enemy un is not the enemy the real enemy is the a. D. F. Rebels unfortunately the a. D. F. Rebels are operating throughout the population the protests are disturbing the army from its objective of military operations european stock markets posted their biggest fall in 2 months after u. S. President donald trump announced new tariffs on argentina and brazil trump tweeted that he would reimpose tariffs on their steel and imports from said that the 2 countries had been presiding over a massive devaluation of their currencies. Protesters in malta have tried to block politicians from leaving parliament his rallies continue over the murder case of a journalist 2 years ago them a strangers along with the family of the victim are calling for Prime Minister joseph katz to step down immediately to allow a full investigation into the death muscat announc
With beijing and washington talks. We are waiting for had for that. The hang seng raising some of the losses we have seen. Mckay up three quarters of 1 . Asx, which has had a rough time of it. Up 6 10 of 1 . A bad day for manila. David yesterday, we were down 1 that is standing on the screens. Rishaad lets have a look at some of the other asset classes. This is a position we have had. Nickel has had a torrid time should it has entered a bear market. 20 down since the beginning part of september. Prices may snap back next year if the conditions start to reemerge. A bit of a loose side of things that has driven things downward. Investors have continued to grapple with the uncertainty of trade. Lets have a look at what is going with the australian dollar. Just up a fraction at the moment. We had the commonwealth of australias pi numbers. Inwed manufacturing contractor he services. Picture,t the crude . 25 toks at 20 the barrel. The 10 year yield on the japanese bonds. The are yielding eig
Volatility . Time now for global exchange, where we bring you todays market moving news from all around the world. From london to frankfurt, beijing to hong kong, bloomberg voices are on the ground with this mornings top stories. Want to start in hong kong, where the high court is set to allow the government to reinstate a law banning protesters from wearing facemasks. Earlier in the week, the court ruled this very law unconstitutional. Or Bloomberg China editor leigh joins us on the phone. Came after chief executive carrie lam imposed this mask ban last month by invoking a colonial area Emergency Powers for the first time in a halfcentury. The court struck it down earlier this week and said it was unconstitutional. It has been flouted by protesters who continue to wear masks to shield their identities from police. This comes ahead of sundays district elections here. They are not only a lowkey offense come up at time they are happening after more than five months of protests and a coup
Nordstrom, one of the retailers that defined expectations this week, it seems like the market is all over the place with these retailers, to put out a positive vibe for the holiday season. Earningscame out with that pleased the street. A lot of shortsellers likely to get squeezed today. Other consumer goods were up 6. 5 . Smuckers has been punished with the likes of conagra and campbell. Guy in europe, we have stocks higher. Volume looks all right. The pound trading lower. In terms ofk services and manufacturing. We saw a week data coming out of the eurozone. Christine lagarde has been talking in germany, talking about the idea that we need some joined up thinking when it comes to Government Spending and monetary policy. Will that actually deliver . We will wait and watch. Vonnie lets get to hong kong. U. S. Legislation supporting protesters has been drafted and agreed to by both houses. As for President Trumps signature, he is counting amid trade talks with china. I stand with hong ko
And the new imf managing director. Warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. Lets get you straight to the markets. 8 companies have been put on a blacklist. Everybody is going, who cares . Deal,obability of a trade make up whatever superlative you wish to choose. The twoyear Government Bond yield i find fascinating, up by six basis points. It was the biggest move in three weeks. Why . If you take Esther Georges comments and Eric Rosengrens mmments, it does not atter what Neel Kashkari thinks about keeping your foot to the floor. He is not voting. Lets roll it over, because betting away risk is personified in dollaryen. Dollaryen, weve got a lovely note from j. P. Morgan. Yes, yen is lighter on its feet this morning. You see the dollar up, yen down. Struggling to get through that 106 level. If you think about the currencies that are essentially ground zero for trade, it is trade wars, i should say, it is aussie on the trade and new Zealands Central Bank has been most forward acting. Le