Nasdaq leading gains but european equities hold near the flat line and oil outperforms. Shares of altice soar after news of the buy out of the giant and delist the shares. Rio tinto ceo resigns after destruction of two aboriginal sites and unrest at the miners fallout. Welcome to street signs. Happy friday lets take a look at european markets and how we are trading we have a little mixed picture now. The dax down 0. 2 . The cac around flat line, the ftse mib down. Yesterday, we saw european markets retreat. We did miss that big drop off in the u. S. Session that took place after european markets closed. A little momentum coming off the lower wall street session yesterday. Lets look at the sector weve got Household Goods up. 7 health care, real estate tell come and food and bef a bit of a defensive tilt. In contrast, oil and gas down 1 the worst performing part of the market 5 , insurance, industrials sterling has come under pressure as stalling negotiations erodes trust out of europe a
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Euro bailout investors price in the prospect of negative interest rat rates after opening the door to the policy of course we are keeping it to where the access would be a very warm welcome to street signs. Weve got some fresh data coming through. This is flash pmis as a whoeld. The flash manufacturing pmi for may has come in at 39. 5 up from 33. 4 in april in terms of the composite number for the eurozone, that has come in at 30. 5 up from 30. 6 in april the services pmi which has been the hardest hit sector as a result of the lockdowns. That has come in at 28. 7 up from 12 in april, we already had france and germany come through and we have the overall eurozone number. One other thing, one of the key kpoen nants here, the new business pmi has come in at 28. 4 in april an uptick there. Contraction did ease in may but still very sharp we have the euro trading slightly weaker versus the dollar this morning. Lets bring in our first guest Chris Williamson geoff and steve also with us chri