Good morning. This is bloomberg daybreak europe. I am in london. These are the stories that that your agenda. A weak picture on asian markets as fed officials to further rate hikes debate further rate hikes. You can russias commodity export. Oil is steady. Benjamin netanyahu tells bloomberg exclusively he will not pursue the entire overhaul originally planned by his government. I will still give it several months to try to get another consensus. It will probably be about the composition of the community that elects judges. Not to get into a point where the Legislature Just knocks out any decision that the court needs. There has to be a balance. Request good morning. Happy monday. Welcome to a new week. Treasury radios are edging higher. All of that after that mixed u. S. Jobs report. Just as there was in the latest fed speak. Him talking about a pivot to a hold and her talking about potentially more hikes. Traders pricing about a 40 chance of another quarterpoint hike by the end of the
Steps in with unscheduled bond buying for a second time this week. Asian stocks and european futures selloff as hot u. S. Jobs data pressure on the fed inflation fight. The bank of england decides with at least another quarterpoint hike expected today. Speculation rose it could hint at a faster pace of bond sales. Earnings heat up with amazon and apple taking center stage. But first, socgen posts betterthanexpected secondquarter net income, with ing results hitting the tape now. Good morning, welcome to thursday. The misery continues in asia, after a miserable end to the session on wall street. The s p 500, it was its worst day since april. The nasdaq was down over 2 . August is typically the most volatile month. The fear gauge, the vix is at its highest since may. There are jitters about how much the bank of japan will let yields rise under its yield curve control regime. It has made its second intervention in a week. Not to mention tepid earnings from qualcomm. The 10year yield rose
Higher as inflation data fuel hopes for a soft landing for the u. S. Economy. The bank of japan holds and unscheduled bond buying operation. Manufacturing contracting for a fourth straight month in another that the economy is failing to find traction. Youll kashkari says the u. S. Inflation outlook is positive but warns higher Interest Rates could still see some job losses. Christine lagarde says the ecb could hike again even after a pause next time. Happy monday. The start of a new week. And the end of the month. August and september tend to be if you look at history some of the worst two months for the s p 500. Strategists are asking, is it time to brace for a selloff . U. S. Equity futures pointing to a lower opening. As for treasuries, the question that lingers from friday is whether japanese investors will rush home in pursuit of highyield out that the bank of japan has tweeted its program. The japanese are some of the biggest investors and buyers of u. S. Debt so will treasuries
A. M. Earnings are still coming. Coca cola. After the bell, panera. Lets get a data check. Stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities. Adam johnson will love a lot. Have a lot. The 10 year yield turns off of the weekend. Decidedly stronger euro we will talk about the yen. Oh what a winter it has been in the east. Nymex american crude. That get your attention. Here is a good the markets have been. Up foring to write that a chat on bloomberg businessweek. Out over its skis. 40. 56. En up to a 1 here is japan over the weekend. There is a spike up in japanese inflation and the major thing here is that the climb that does in real wages and japan they blow right through zero Percent Inflation in japan. Who would have thought . That is what they have been trying to accomplish for years and theyre finally getting it. Be careful what you wish for. We wished for a front page this morning. Tonya chen did a wonderful job. She did. A lot of talk about dealmaking among potential dealmaking. Dealmaking,
President obama is greeting the connecticut huskies who the ncaa earlier this year. And nate commissioner of the nhl will join us. And the commissioner of the nhl will join us. Then we will do lunch. At commodities after the jobs report. The s p, of course, what a closing. We are on dow 17,000 watch. Euro nymex dont do much this morning. Onto our second screen, the vix well under 11. It shows bull market enthusiasm. There is the dow again. To 1. 40. Bears scrutiny that would be stronger euro, weaker yen. Call it the antidrug and move gi move. Ntidrah this is just the s p 500 with some moving averages. Are two standard deviations of price movement, of volatility. The rail. S writing we are right on the edge of moving up, showing the market line with that enthusiasm versus where we would be if we were gloomy. In other words, let me try to wrap my head around that. These are two standard deviations, meaning 97 should be within the bad. The upper end of the band means maybe we are a little