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welcome to bloomberg day break europe. m anna edwards. manus: five years have been defeated, we went behind the data and had a look at a couple of different things. 5, 6, 7.line, b.t.b. the blue line shows we re expanding. ere s a satellite out there, two billion observations, so this space view of what s really going on in the economy. you may be trading less with china but the cost of goods in china is rising. that s the key message over the past 24 hours. anna: yesterday we were worried about china, today seems to be about stabilization in china. you can see how this better data in china is having an impact. it s bouncing up .4%. that s the china story as is the sell we re selling of the yen down around a third of a percent. yesterday the yen was up on concern of export, today the yen s dun buzz of stabilization. manus: everyone comes up with the cliche, it s more about dollar strength than yen weakness but these two indicators are about a proclivity for risk. t ....
enterprises mean for investors? tough talk. the eu president said in a brexit any brexit will be paid for by britain s. plus, the prime minister think she can have cake and eat it. and we talked to a ceo in about 15 minutes. caroline: we are less than a half-hour from the european owner. we could see a bounce back from features. today, futures signal an update. about 4/10 of a percent. a risk appetite coming out on the back of those numbers from china. is it something here to stay? guy: let s talk a little bit about what is happening with the stories. let s get a first word news. go to first world news. isphiladelphia fed president uncertainty making an argument for delaying the rate increase. will be al banker voter s ear says he is worried about potential policies that would have distorted effects, depending on the outcome of the vote. he did support a rate hike in september. scotland s first minister says she will publish a draft scottish and referendum deal ne ....
overview on what we are expecting. the main asset class that are moving. he stoxx 600 gaining 1%. we re seeing bond investments from saudi arabia. stocks rallying and commodities rallying. this has to do with speculation that that the fed will remain acome tavet. let me bring over to my bloomberg terminal. this is the picture for the terminal. let me get rid of my messages. this is the picture for the c.p.i. harmonize. data comes out in half an hour. this is what mccartney will look at to see what he can or can t do in terms of cutting interest rates. it has an impact on our prices and the blue sideline prices. input prices significantly rising more than inflation so far. let s get straight to the first word news. barclays says investors should buy european equities regardless whether the federal reserve raises borrowing costs in the next three months. given the support from central banks from around the globe, the overall picture is very supportive of stock markets. ....
i am anna edwards in london. manus: i am manus cranny in dubai. you will kick it off with china. i know you like a chart. anna: i have a chart for you. today, equities bouncing this morning, rebounding from a one-month low. the sales tax increase in japan is one factor, maybe hopes for stimulus in china. chinese stocks gaining a little in the session. we had a rough month of april. , over the weekend industrial production, retail sales, investment, and new credit. i have a chart here showing bloomberg dvt for china, a monthly tracker through the deluge of data. gdp justnth of april, 6.8%, below 7%. 7.1% is where we were in the month of march. manus, that s one of the things the markets are dealing with, a slowdown in china, but also constantly reevaluating expectations from the fed. manus: absolutely. we will get minutes from the fed. that will be the real linchpin of this week s trading. for me, it is about volatility. i love when there is a little nuance to volatility ....
manus: welcome to countdown. anna: welcome to the program. it has just gone 6:00 here in london. let s get straight to these baking raking numbers. the full-year profit at ryanair has missed aphis estimates. ryanair full-year net profit has come in at $1.24 billion with investment of $1.28 billion. the revenue number has come in at $6.45 billion. average fares are down by 1% with unit cost excluding fuel down by 2%. their specter to give something of a cautious outlook. some rehab headwinds facing this particular industry. the full-year 2017 net incentives have been $1.47 billion so it looks like ryanair is guiding the consensus number of little bit low. the company is saying 2% better looked year on year for the peak summer months. we will get a chance to talk about how the summer is looking for ryanair, what the impact has been in paris and brussels. o leary sl get mark thoughts on what happened to the egyptair flight. there s a lot to talk to him about. the topli ....