done together with you. coming up within 15 minutes, we will be live in westminster, where theresa may faces a no confidence vote in higher government. she has to facejeremy vote in higher government. she has to face jeremy corbyn. vote in higher government. she has to facejeremy corbyn. we will have all the news. stay with us for what is already another busy day in westminster. in other news. kenya s president says a siege at a hotel complex in nairobi has a 26 year old man has appeared in court in auckland and denies murdering british backpacker grace millane in new zealand. good morning from downing street where theresa may s government is facing a vote of confidence after mps overwhelmingly rejected her brexit deal. 202. the noes to the left 432. labour tabled the motion after the prime minister lost by 230 votes, the biggest defeat of modern times. the eu s chief negotiator, michel barnier, has said he profoundly regrets the vote to reject the withdrawal agreement. he sa
estimates. the biggest thing on the economic front, the bank of england coming out with its interest rate cut as well as increased stimulus here. factory orders, durable goods orders coming out a little better than had been estimated but it does not seem to be changing the direction of stocks to any significant degree at the moment. still seeing very little change as investors weigh what the bv has done with the bank of japan and try to extrapolate what the fed in the u.s. will do. playing into what we are seeing today asked stocks fluctuate above and below the zero line i half hour after the beginning of trading. i what to look at what is going on in the bond market following the bank of england action and following the economic data. as we saw in the u.k. we see yields moving lower. 1.49% in the united states and taking a leg of further down after we got this economic data although it does appear to be better. in terms of individual stocks that we are watching this morning,
down at the bank of england where the debate is how hard has brexit been on the economy? and if they take a sledgehammer to the rate, the policy affected just a month ago. manus, as we go to the program, outside the bank of england a lot more to talk about. let us start with the bond market.i have a great chart u.s., 530 spread in the we have seen that widening for nine straight day. what we see here, many people suggesting that this is giving us a signal in the markets, that we have not seen since 2012. the yield curve deepening for nine straight days, investors went to be in at the shorter days, that we might not see an increase in interest-rate from the u.s. fed when they meet next week. a busy week for central bankers of course next week. and a policy is on hold, what is that due to inflation, and we see bond markets adjusting as a result.lots of talk about in the bond market as we go for the program. lots more from manus at the bank of england. let us throughout the risk
can a lesson from hillary clinton s dr. back on track? caroline: the key question for today s trading is, we ve got central banks not expected to very much and what does it mean? have a look at my futures market, down a percent overall. a little bit of lackluster in terms of your risk appetite. guy: your morning function. the biggest takeaway from this is yet up, decay down. is yen up, nikkei down. the nikkei is responding to some of what is going on and u.k. and the united states. it seems logical. we will watch and see what .appens let s get you caught up with what you need to know with bloomberg first word news with haidi lun. haidi: hillary clinton has released what her campaign calls a comprehensive disclosure about her health. it says she is recovering from pneumonia and all over vital signs and all of her vital signs are normal. she appeared to need help entering a car on sunday. the clinton campaign has criticized donald trump s disclosure about his own health.