And we go through brexit, what is next. Lets check on your data and your markets. We have seen a little bit of an easing of the rout we saw on government debt. Treasuries steadying after a long slide. The kospi, south koreas benchmark rising after the president was. Removed from office. The other thing i wanted to show you which is on the data screen oil climbing from a threemonth low but remains below 50 a barrel. We will get plenty more on the markets throughout the hour, but lets get to bloomberg first word news. Nejra there has been violence south koreas president became the first democratically elected leader to be forced out of office. Icourt upheld parliaments decision to impeach her over a rolen a corruption scandal. It opens the door for park to face jail time and triggers a president ial election within 60 days. Police in germany have arrested a 36yearold man who injured seven people with an ax at duesseldorfs main train station. It happened before 9 p. M. Last night. The sus
Daybreak europe. Doin manus there was a feast of Central Banks this week. All eyes will be on the house of parliament. Will theresa mays in these backer on the article 50 bill . , itterling is a benchmark is under a little bit of pressure and bank of america says we reject the notion that article 50 is priced in. It is having the largest losing streak since july of last year. The Political Risk is rising. This is the euro against sterling and it is under pressure. Anna an interesting thing to watch in terms of Political Risk to the week. Lets look at the risk radar. Report andhe jobs other factors, japanese stocks extending the biggest rally in a month. South korean stocks are up. Record highs on global stocks. We have a very busy week as you point out with all the Central Bank Meetings and a busy political calendar. Manus keep an eye on the dollar. Just a little bit soft for two days in a row, giving back some of its original gains. Those are good numbers. The animal is essentially ob
This morning. We will track that trade carefully. And the eve of the election. The dutch vote tomorrow. Eachany votes will party get and what does it mean for france . Lets talk about where these markets are. We kick off with the gmm function. I want to start over here, and with the director to roll it back and talk about whats happening with iron ore. There you go. Thats the picture there. 4. 33 to the upside. Thats a big move. Now we are going to reverse that talk about whats happening with the british pound. Remember, you are going to see a lot of volume later on. I suspect whats happening with the weather will have a factor. The british down by. 7 this morning. You have seen a delayed reaction for what happened last night, both in london and yesterday. Talk about whats happening where we expect equity futures to go. Useful indicators expecting a positive pop in euro, a negative story in the united states. Europe up by. 2 . Finally, heres whats happening market. Bund we are seeing y
President elect donald trump begins a new political era with a visit to the white house. Ast comes a little later on the republican meets with president obama to discuss the transition. Washington, wall street, and investors watch. Republicans moved to claim a mandate for their agenda of deregulating the Financial Sector and replacing obamacare. As we break down the promises and policies of the Trump Presidency, my guests are Sharon Ohalloran, jim rickards, author of a forthcoming book, one of the few guests that actually called the election, and International Reaction from Michael Fuchs a little later on for what this election means for business as we bring you more interviews. All that is coming up. First lets get straight to the bloomberg first word news. Heres nejra cehic. Nejra in the u. S. , thousands of demonstrators took to the streets overnight to protest Donald Trumps election as president. Demonstrations and vigils have taken place in urban areas as well as smaller cities. T
Tv, the 33rd International Churchill conference, david lowe talks about his book no more mr. Lowe argues the former Prime Minister bar would heavily from his friends and family to maintain his lifestyle and was often living on the edge of financial ruin. This is about an hour. Thank you very much and good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the last session of today. One that i know will and the first day on a high. I am sure you as i marvel at the continuing volume of books about Winston Churchill that emerge what more could there be to say . Now even about Winston Churchill, we might ask. David locke has managed not only to say new things but to add great detail and provide a fascinating expedition of churchills finances, a topic that you know and as david demonstrates that it had its peaks and indeed its troughs, much like his own political career. Is thorough and engaging and offers new churchillian epithets. He was seeking new funds for yet another expenditure and lamenting