1 2 3 boeing is having a big day today. The reopening trade is in full effect Piper Sandler is up today. They say the pain trade is up. They reiterate their 3,600point yearend target for the s p, which sounded crazy when they first put that out, but now i wonder if we have to start looking at that as a coming formali formality, as crazy as that sounds look, ive been adding capital to the market and if you asked me a month ago what i would be doing, i would tell you, i would be down 50 in my exposure not for performance, but for taking money off the table this has sort of hit the frenzied period. The reason why its doing that is because its a valuation holiday, its a fundamental holiday. And when you see things that are happening in the real world, the social injustice, the division in the u. S. , the division in terms of International Relations with merckel not wanting to come to g7, with the relationships of china, you would say, you know what, the markets getting through that so i fe
Bad session like we saw in the u. S. , snapping out of gains. New york futures are slightly higher. The dollar is stronger. We saw quite a bit of steepening in the Treasury Curve. Youre seeing the threeyear at around 24 basis points. We did see the spike in yields, slightly off that now in the Asian Session after the treasury unexpectedly announced that refounding announcement. Boosting that issuance on the long end of the 10 year and 20 year with the auction so markets are bracing for that surge in supplies. Were also watching currencies, remedy still very much in focus here today. The message the last couple of days has been calm down, we have slightly stronger fixings here. Were seeing the renminbi slightly down. We are continuing the rally of brent crude, slightly higher by half of one percent, just below 30 bucks for brent. Looking ahead to the data now. China set to rae release trade figures later today. Exports likely dropped 11 from a year earlier compared with a 6 decline in m
Evening. Ernoon, good this is bloomberg surveillance. Im francine here in london. Of course, its monday. To everyone out there. A lot of the focus is on what we heard from President Trump yesterday. Ideal way to actually reopen an economy is well. Uarding lives as well look at italy as today is the first what they call phase two. Actually day that its starting to slowly reopen. His is what your markets are doing. The focus is not just on european stocks, but on you can see european stocks down some 2 . Crude oil. Because of the rolling of the contracts and what we saw just a to le of weeks ago need spend a bit of time in terms of oil and what they see. President trump also blasting china. We troo i and figure out what that means for trade. Ell be speaking to our Brenda Murray very shortly. Now lets get straight to new york city. Bloomberg first reviews is we begin with the daily falling from the u. K. To italy. Hats as leaders across europe grapple with how to ease lockdown restriction
Lets get to some of todays news from our washington and new york teams. I want to return to trade tensions between the u. S. And trump president responding to questions on implementing the phase one trade deal amid the coronavirus pandemic. We signed the deal. I heard that too, they wanted to reopen the talks to get a better deal. China has been taking advantage of the United States for many decades because we have people in this position, sitting in the oval office that allowed that to happen. I am not interested. Alix Kevin Cirilli joins me now. Walk me through. Kevin good morning. This comes as the president has increasingly attacked china politically speaking, and raised questions about chinas response to covid19, including Senior Administration officials. From an economic standpoint, the president saying not so fast as it relates to u. S. China trade tensions. Democrats with the newest round of economic stimulus, i spoke to the undersecretary of Economic Affairs who said the Unite
Rates. Not want negative the bank of englands own debate with subzero policy continues. Andrew bailey testifies today as the u. K. Chancellor sees a recession unprecedented in scale. 6 00 a. M. In london, 9 00 a. M. In dubai. The global debate on negative rates. Rbnz thatt was the shifted the dial in terms of monetary policy. Only thing i learned is steven major comes and gives me one phrase which is, what the aussies and the kiwis do, bets the global agenda or pushes back on negative rates. I think it will be interesting to see where the fed would be with the ecb. Their rhetoric is shifting further away from the and irp domain nirp domain. Lets see what happens with the bank of england. Nejra you love that phrase and i do remember it well. Absolutely saying that negative rates have got to jump the hurdles. When we heard from powell yesterday as well, where the focus was much more from the take away with him not being so gung ho about talking about fiscal the way he was in the past but