negotiations with the eu. anna: a very warm welcome to countdown everybody. manus: the torch paper of risk is back on the table. what do i mean? the damage is almost throwing fuel on the fire. european central banks considering winding down bond purchases before ending quantitative easing.are they ? they e-mailed a statement to say manus: the story says they have not excluded suspending the past of the current sorry extending the current program, at the end date of march 2017, at the price of 480 billion euros per month. not saying it is ending by giving us clues, talking through the officials at the ecb, how they will do it when they do it? this is when mario draghi said we do not have a conversation about quantitative easing. 0%. yields back above this is the critical thing. is it a push to steepen the yield curve? the euro would strengthen, if this is the case, if the european central bank s are indeed generally considering how to change, how to change and take what
even though officials did not exclude the bond buying thing extended. that is what you need to know. david: continuing on the top story about the ecb. a many tempora can t a mini tenter hampshire a mini temper tantrum. gradually tapering away from quantitative easing. we are joined by paul gordon, our editor responsible for covering central banks, and guy johnson in our european headquarters in london. paul guy, i m sorry. i want to go to you. tell us what the reaction was in the markets over there. guy: the market reaction was fairly fierce, to the honest. may of 2013.be of the market was spooked by that s would have a ecb taper when the current program winds down. but the rational heads are working their way through this. of course the ecb is thinking about a plan for when he needs to wind down, but if you took a look at the latest data, the expectations, in the ecb, the ecb downgrading its projections. the euro-dollar rate, but it did not pick up inflation. it is not
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and global governing body fees that is facing unprecedented legal action. my name is christopher springer, good to have you with us. the most senior elected republican paul ryan has all but conceded that the candidate hillary clinton will win the presidential election. earlier today, he said he would no longer defend donald trump and would instead defend republican seats in congress. he was speaking after a bruising presidential debate. first, this report on the debate. the tension was palpable. trump had to defend his character following a video after the weekend. the republican candidate do not want to spend too much time on the matter. i m embarrassed, i hate it. it is locker room talk. i will knock the hell out of isis. trumps attempt was not going to be simple. we have seen him insult women, we have seen him rate women ranging them from 1-10. we have seen him embarrass women. we saw him after the first debate spent nearly a week denigrating a former miss universe
democrat have been particularly intrigued by polling suggesting a close race in utah. it is one of the most conservative states in the country. political leaders there have pulled her endorsements from donald trump in recent days. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. are 30 minutes from the close of trading in the u.s. live, i m matt miller. u.s. stocks extending their gains and then racing them after the federal reserve september minutes. it was a close call for federal officials last month saying a rate hike was needed relatively soon. the internal division still remaining over the timing. brexit pains continue to drive swings in the town as the british prime minister can see the need for a parliamentary vote of a plans to lead the eu do for a soft or a hard brexit? three major u.s. bank gear up for earnings later this week. we expect nearly as many fireworks as we have seen in the last few quarters? we will take a look at where the major averages stand. we had gains ac
continue in this game. after just four batters. his hand bleeding on the mound, his finger injured by a drone. all while his team makes a run for the world series. and the price is so right. that had not one not two. but three contestants jumping for joy. the epic game show stunner. fireball we do say good morning, america. what a moment. what a moment on the price is right. you see all those contestants so excited. in 45 years or seasons, it has never happened before. and this reaction to this as great as it was when it aired 45 years ago. people still that excited. pretty great. a lot more on that coming up. but we begin with the race for the white house. exactly three weeks until the final votes. melania trump is speaking out for the first time since the release of that access hollywood tape. and overnight, donald trump doubling down on his claims of voter fraud, and his confrontation with house speaker paul ryan. tom llamas spoke with him. good morning
continue in this game. after just four batters. his hand bleeding on the mound, his finger injured by a drone. all while his team makes a run for the world series. and the price is so right. that had not one not two. but three contestants jumping for joy. the epic game show stunner. ? fireball ? we do say good morning, america. what a moment. what a moment on the price is right. you see all those contestants so excited. in 45 years or seasons, it has never happened before. and this reaction to this as great as it was when it aired 45 years ago. people still that excited. pretty great. a lot more on that coming up. but we begin with the race for the white house. exactly three weeks until the final votes. melania trump is speaking out release of that access hollywood tape. and overnight, donald trump doubling down on his claims of voter fraud, and his confrontation with house speaker paul ryan. tom llamas spoke with him. good morning, tom. reporter: george,
his hand bleeding on the mound, his finger injured by a drone. all while his team makes a run for the world series. and the price is so right. that had not one not two. but three contestants jumping for joy. the epic game show stunner. ? fireball ? we do say good morning, america. what a moment. what a moment on the price is right. you see all those contestants so excited. in 45 years or seasons, it has never happened before. and this reaction to this as great as it was when it aired 45 years ago. people still that excited. pretty great. a lot more on that coming up. but we begin with the race for the white house. exactly three weeks until the final votes. melania trump is speaking out for the first time since the release of that access hollywood tape. doubling down on his claims of voter fraud, and his confrontation with house speaker paul ryan. tom llamas spoke with him. good morning, tom. reporter: george, good morning to you. as you re about to hear, tho
i m francine lacqua. it s 9:00 in london. time to check your markets. this is the picture. we are seeing pressure on the index headed for its biggest two-day decline in three weeks. financial companies are down. europe is also down. i wanted to show you the 10-year bond yields at a record low. the same thing for the u.k. gilt yesterday. and then brent crude slightly down today at $51.38. let s get straight to bloomberg first word news. nejra: the ecb does not need new stimulus to reach its inflation goal, according to the governor of the slovenian central bank. at the current juncture, i thed firmly confirm that measures work and that we can only look forward to responding everything what might come on our table in the future. nejra: barack obama has formally endorsed hillary clinton to succeed him as the next u.s. president. met withafter obama bernie sanders. i want those of you who have been with me to be the first know i am with her. i cannot wait to get out there and c
go go nintendo. with price the sex could do we have a new and with price hikes. do we have a new and new and? this is how we think the stock story is going to open this morning. the fair value cap collation, .he euro stoxx down .5% london looks like it is going to outperform again. the dax also down by less than a half of a percent. caroline: a risk aversion could be the other assets. we have seen yields falling from the likes of german debt, down three basis points. meanwhile money flowing into the haven that is the japanese yen. dollar down a quarter of a percent compared to yen. the qe dollars appeared to be getting more speculation. banks rate central cuts coming from both of those countries. he moves in assets and the bond markets. let s get togo bloomberg first word news with juliette saly. juliette: caroline, thank you. turkey s bank will slow the pace of interest rate cuts and it meets today. today. when it meets as selloff in the lira and sovereign debt. the