Manus a warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. The world is trying to reprice risk. The sentiment over the past three days has been clearly about either we are fools to reprice to the downside in the oil market or it is an opportunity, a resplendent opportunity, to reprice risk. Amri is chasing the Saudi Oil Minister as we speak. Spoke to a representative from the iea and their comments were interesting in terms of the downward pressure on the oil market. President trump said the world is watching. We are watching that geopolitics but as we wake up this monday morning, there is a little bit of risk coming back on the table. Thes more from one of Energy Delegates from the u. S. Later on. We are busting a few moves. The yuan strengthening. We can debate that with our guest. We busted through the 6. 9 levels. Goldman says you have gone through the trough in growth. You will see a stronger performance met year. We lean into yuan strength. This is about recalibrating risk. Oil had a cra
We are live in brussels. Manus warm welcome to daybreak europe, from london and abu dhabi. One thing we have to get our heads around, have we got a little overly exuberant about riskon a little too soon7the world bank comes out with their growth report. Looking into the depths of it, it is a world we havent seen since 1990. China, under 6 growth. Nejra good morning, and great to see you. We got factory numbers from germany causing some concern. The eurozone, another flashpoint. Going back to jim littell risk, geopolitical risk, it looks like for now we will not see further escalation between iran and the u. S. , but the risk of proxy war is still there, and as the investigation happens into the boeing crash as well, if that becomes a clinical headache for iran you wonder if they could feed into wider risk in the region as well. Manus yes. The question for markets here is whether there will be plentiful supply. Headlines,e, red well delve deeper shortly. Innate pharma, a big miss. The m
Thats across Bloomberg Television and radio. Manus nejra, very good morning to you. Its daybreak europe. There is only one topic. What is going to be discussed in davos in regards to Climate Change . Theres a wonderful piece. Central banks, does this week set the table for Central Bank Policy . What will the shift in gears from the ecb really tell us about the outlook for inflation in europe . Nejra yeah, theres a fantastic piece on the uber talking about peak decade. This is something that will be talking about peak globalization, peak cars, lots of different topics where we can get some direction, not just for 2020, but the whole decade ahead. Looking forward to those conversations. Us go inside the markets. To the dollar, first of all, and this is the important part. Ch bears are back in arge. Theyre pushing short positions back to the highest levels since may, 2018. Is it the end of u. S. Exceptionalism . Do you fight back against yield differential . We have a major story were tra
But security saying you will see the boj stop buying longer take 2020. In a move in the aussie in focus today. We are hearing hedge funds switching to bearish. The dollar is weaker ahead of inflation data due for november. Were also watching the thai baht, stronger against the ringback. Trade data against the greenback. Rishaad the Indian Trading day, futures are looking flat. What we have seen, discussing a short while ago, record highs for the nifty and the sensex. Friday no exception. It toheless, that brought a record high for the index of some of the heavyweight stocks. The rupee is flat. The 10 year yields, big move lurched to the downside, Something Like 10 basis point in terms of the yield. The prospects here of further Interest Rate cuts, again brought to the fore. It says something that has gotten more and more credibility as we do see further signs of weakness, particularly on the demand side from the indian economy. Thats a look at what we have in prospect. With look at wha
The start of equity trading. Here in europe, but as ever, our coverage is global. Lets check in with what we need to be watching for. We are live in hong kong and paris to give a rundown of the stories you need to focus in on. We have Global Coverage coming in from the team as we focus in on the weekend events in hong kong. A budget to talk about in saudi arabia. An protest activity in france that matt was just referencing. Lets go first to stephen engle, who joins us with the latest protest activity. Give us a rundown of what has been happening. Question is how long will these protests continue . Ongoingeen six months with violence over the weekend and late yesterday we had the first major march again from the ch rf, the organizers of those large million plus person marches back in june. They have had their applications for marches denied by the police up until this weekend. It has basically been carried off without incident. There was some vandalism at the high court and some graffit