Russian tax fraud. Europes top table. Eu parliament votes to confirm new commission has today. We will be live from strassburg all morning and we will be speaking with the Incoming Commission president , ursula van der leyen. Lets look at those futures. We have quite a positive picture coming through in the futures right now. European markets expected to go in little bit higher at the start of trade. Fresh alltimed highs on the s p 500, the dow jones, and the nasdaq in yesterdays session. It is easy to see why stockmarkets are going to head upwards from here. These are the futures as per europe. Lets show you what the u. S. Story is. We have had these lines from President Trump saying a trade deal is in its final throes. We continue to see upside for u. S. Stocks but not perhaps by as much as the european futures are suggesting. You see quite a broad picture of green coming through on the equity page here. We have money going into equities and sovereign bonds. It seems this rising tide
Rbf and barclays to follow. Today, we hear from the cfo of Software Giant sap. Welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. Has described Boris Johnsons situation this morning looking at a fruit tree but unable to eat or drink anything. He is going to try and put a meaningful vote to parliament today. Speculation is he may have those votes by just 16 in terms of that amendment. And then we look ahead to this week. If we get a vote, we asked whether it will pass. Optimismms to be some in the market. Sterling is softer today but the drop of. 5 , nothing compared to the gain of 5 this month. Votef them saying a was passed this week. , credit of strategists agricole, we could see 136 in the mediumterm. One week volatility staying elevated near the 2016 highs. Manus. Manus that is the conversation we had yesterday. He said a lot of the risk is in the Options Market, not in the spot market. Hard brexit risk runs for the rest of 20 20. Even if he gets a deal over the line because he has a lot of tra
This impasse out. Labour will be calling for a general election one is no deal is on the table. And ill be at westminster, bringing you all the updates from here throughout the morning. Englands fracking industry has been much slower than expected to get up and running a report says low Public Acceptance is partly to blame. Turkey and russia have agreed what they say is an Historic Deal aimed at keeping Kurdish Forces away from syrias border with turkey. A generation of young people with special Education Needs are being failed a report by mps suggests bureaucracy and a lack of funding is tearing familes apart. Good morning. Welcome to bbc newsroom live. Our top story this morning, 39 people have been found dead inside a lorry container in essex. They were discovered at waterglade Industrial Park in grays in the early hours of this morning. They were discovered at waterglade Industrial Park in grays in the early hours of this morning. They were discovered at waterglade Industrial Park
At the table, we have u. S. And we have the chinese reformers and we have the chinese hardliners hsbc is reportedly set to slash up to 10,000 jobs as they look to cut costs on the new interim ceo. Buyer shares tick higher after another trial over the roundup weed killer is delayed the German Chemicals giant is inching closer to an out of court settlement. And ams fails in its 4. 5 billion euro takeover bid sending shares in the german Lighting Group lower, but they tell us the company is open to collaboration with the austrian chip maker well, good morning and welcome to street signs. Its the start of a new trading week so lets get into some of the price action wall street saw a higher close on friday. We had goldie locks employment report the headline number came inside lower than expectations still showed pretty firm backdrop with Unemployment Rate at 50year low. That yielded to somewhat of a mixed session for asia the focus overnight has shifted to those upcoming trade talks taking
Its pretty gloomy out there on Financial Markets with concerns about trade wars weighing on investors. Well have analysis on that and all these stories starting shortly. And joining the virtual tour. On your exercise bike. Well be getting the inside track on esports. And find out if you can be king of the mountains in your living room. And more travellers are turn their backs on air travel over concern for the environment, according to a survey by swiss bank ubs. Today we want to know whether concerns about Carbon Emissions have made you rethink your travel plans . Let us know using the hashtag bbcbizlive. Hello and welcome to business live. India, a country of more than a billion people, is expected today to begin an initiative to clamp down on single use plastic including bags, cups, straws and disposable cutlery by 2022 but at a time when the government is concerned aboutjobs its rumoured the Modi Administration will hold off from introducing an outright ban. India creates almost 26