President trump threatens further tariffs on chinese imports. Pres. Trump we have a long way to go. Another 325 billion we can put a tariff on if we want. China and ang about deal. I wish they did not break the deal we had. Anna ursula von der leyen clinches the eu top job. We have issues, but we should never forget we are allies with the u. S. And we are friends. We sit on the same side of the table. Anna plus, asml forecasts sales trade tensions hammer the but dialogue semibeat expectations. Plenty talk about plenty to talk about. Good morning. Matt u. S. Tenyear debt approaches, once again, dipping down into negative real rate. Andsee that across europe the u. K. Already. Even nominal rates in germany are negative out for 20 years. This is becoming a global issue. Interesting to watch central bankers continue to talk about cuts. Down even drive rates further. Leaving more of the World Holding paper. Governmentsgood for if they would borrow and spend. Take a look at futures this morn
David we are going to go to our colleague guy johnson, the nchor of Bloomberg Markets the european close. Guy the fed is talking about easing, the ecb talking about using. The market is pricing in easing to the expectation for the bank of england. That is really what the bank is noting when it talks about the tension between its brexit assumption, which is for a smooth exit from the eu, and the market is pricing in a much bumpier view of how that brexit story is going to develop. We have the unfolding of the conservative Party Leadership contest. Boris johnson expected to become the next Prime Minister, talking about a hard brexit. Thats what the market is pricing. They are having to recognize the difference in where they are and where the market is right now. The bank has been talking about rate hikes being necessary. The market sees it a completely different way at the moment, and it is putting the bank of england in the context of the Global Economy at the moment, and the context of
Im Tom Mackenzie in london. These are stories that set the agenda. The bank of japan hikes Interest Rates for the First Time Since 2007 and scraps yield curve control. The yen falls through 150 versus the dollar. Traders cut fed bets as fomc members gather. U. S. Two year fiveyear yields climb to the highest levels this year. Plus, nvidia unveils the successor to its old ai processor. But markets deliver a muted response to the highly anticipated speech. This is hopper. Hopper changed the world. This is blackwell. Tom a new era for the japanese economy. The first hike since 2007, ending of yield curve control, and an ending of etf thats in buying. We have Stephen Engle on the ground in tokyo for all the details and we will cross over momentarily. Lets check in on the markets as we set you up throughout the trading day. The fed starts its own policy meeting with that decision on wednesday and a focus on the dot plots, the focus from the fed officials. European futures up. When it comes
Sonali welcome to bloomberg markets. Lets look at the markets quickly. We have a lot of red on the screen. We have the s p 500 now down about one half of 1 . The nasdaq 100 is seeing bigger can kleins. The russell 2000 even more than that. Its now down about 1. 5 on the day, quickening its losses and thats on the back of higher yields. The twoyear yield just flying higher. Its above 4. 67 on the day. Thats a three basis point move. You have to remember how far weve come. We will dive into the Economic Data we had this morning that is driving the yields higher. Michael mckee joins us now to bring us up mike mike to date. This is a nerd indicator. Business inventories are just out at the moment. Its not a really good number. 0. 0 after a 0. 3 increase the month before. That is down from 0. 4 . It suggests the u. S. Is not building inventories as much as people might have thought. There was a feeling that because gdp has shown inventories declining for the last months that we would see fa
Economists were expecting at least a 4 . Property investment is a sore point, still eight. 5 down. Worse still 8. 5 down. A slight pickup in the jobless rate. I cannot seem to find a be. It seems like a miss across the board on activity numbers coming through. We are still waiting on some other numbers. In some ways we thought this would be soft but not this soft but the rate cuts in the seven day. Markets are not really reacting as much. Yvonne currency continues to be something traders are ignoring, pboc fixes given the pressures we are sitting on the currencies. Yields are taken higher globally. We could be seeing a scenario of 754 china but looking at how markets do say were seeing slight declines so taking it in stride right now. Maybe a cushion in markets in terms of sentiment. The retail sales print is the lowest we have seen since last december. National bureau of statistics should start their press briefing to give more context. And we have helen chow out of bank of america. W