Operators collapse. The British Supreme Court prepares to rule on the lawfulness of the decision to suspend parliament he says he wants a fresh nuclear deal with iran and says donald trump is the guy to get it done. And saying the trade war is the biggest obstacle what scares me is that instead of trade buying the big window of opportunity, it weighs like a big dark cloud on the Global Economy good morning. Welcome to street signs. Yesterday, about 24 hours ago, we had those extremely weak pmi numbers coming out of germany. We are just getting business numbers coming out now it is saying german business moral has risen in september the Climate Index is at 94. 6, slightly higher than the forecast of 94. 4 Current Conditions come in at 98. 5 better than the forecast. The forecast came in at 91. 8 so it is interesting on current climate conditions came in higher than expectations the forward looking metrics actually fell to 90. 8, that is lower than expectations of 91. 8. Slightly better
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
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Adaptation. Imate bill gates wants to help invest nearly 2 trillion to help the world become more resilient. His thoughts on and dental solutions for Climate Change potential solutions for Climate Change. Wework was the roadshow that wasnt. Of the most anticipated debuts of the year is postponed until october. Theyre looking for time to calm investor doubts about its dropping valuation, governance problems and financials. Point, this was supposed to be a 47 billion company. That number is now 15 billion and could be even smaller. Joining me to discuss this was the cofounder and chief revenue en,icer at equity is an z a marketplace for preipo shares. Lot to address before they can go out to the investors and ask them for their they were looking for 47 billion and now we are hearing it could be as low as 12 billion to 15 billion. They have made a lot of changes to corporate governance, but investors are looking at valuations, whether they will improve financials, and whether more is need
They are working around the clock to get these machines online. Juliette the u. S. Announces a trade deal with japan. The boe stays cautious as the brexit outlook remains uncertain. There is such a long way to go. Juliette plus a special bloomberg series highlights Climate Change. The average global temperature is going to go up a lot. We have to take global warming, have intensive Climate Change policy. Policy shifts being made are creating new markets. Juliette it is all straight ahead on bloomberg best. Juliette hello and welcome. This is bloomberg best. Your review of the most Important News and analysis from around the world. Lets start with a look at the headlines. The week began with a geopolitical shock that jolted oil markets while raising tensions in the middle east and beyond. Saudi aramco, Oil Facilities hit by an airstrike. They have cut saudi arabias will production in half. It hit the worlds biggest will production facility. Rebels in yemen claimed credit for the attack.