Hotline, the leaders of North And South korea are communicating again in a bid to improve relations. Brittons largest and most powerful warship, the h. Miss elizabeth cause of concern as it heads to the south China Sea. Far as small with the sport as face of the tokyo olympics is knocked out of the games. Japan sammy o. Sako, crashing out of the tennis tournaments in the 3rd round. Ah, welcome to the nissan we begin in tennessee where the political crisis continues to evolve. The president has imposed a nationwide nighttime care for a month from the army is on the streets. Public gatherings have been banned on sunday keiser. He dismissed the prime minister and put a freeze on Parliament Issue she. She says that hes willing to hand over responsibility to whoever the president choose is said, also like the Justice And Defense ministers. My name is questioning what comes next and a country thats any witness. Democracy in the past decade lower, but manly begins on coverage. The rival camps
following the successful trading session in asia. mifid ii, 15 minutes into the trading session, there was 25% less volume ban on the 30 day moving average. looking at your dollar-dollar, unchanged.tle bit at 2.7 my 10 year yield %. we ll talk geopolitics and south and north korea talking. coming up on bloomberg surveillance, we will be speaking to lucy macdonald, chief investment officer at lianzl equities and al global investors. twe also discussed the new financial law. and daniel morris also joins us at 10:00 a.m. let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news. nejra: u.s. president donald trump has responded to kim jong un s latest threat. trump s remark on twitter came that kimw arne warned the u.s. the nuclear button is always on my desk. earlier trump claimed his peonts to pressure th pyongyang were having a big impact. according to white house officials, trump met with vice president mike pence and members of his national security team to discuss the protest
the earnings season gets into full swing a little bit later on. i think a lot of investors today are trying to digest this surge of bond yields and what that means for a possible rotation. the flipside to this think synchronized global growth, the impact on asset classes. we had a story with yen and th e boj. we know philip hammond and david davis are separately in germany. now, coming up, we discuss super cars and making motorsports very cool again when it comes to for example, sustainable gas ceo. we get commodity calls from jeff curry at goldman sachs and a little bit later in the day, we bring you the exclusive interview with elizabeth warren. we talk immigration and tax. the children of undocumented immigrants are facing deportation from the country and have won a court order temporarily blocking the trump administration s decision to end the dreamer program. a judge in san francisco rejected the argument that the courts do not have the authority to second-guess whether
i m francine lacqua in london. quickly, a check on data. this is where a lot of the story is. i think is probably one of the most significant trades entity s session in today s session. euro-pound. #to touch yesterday. the pound strengthening a touch yesterday. notable for the fed. we get onto the french presidential election this sunday. let s get to first word news. u.s.nordisk in the president trump has tweeted the government needs a good shot down in september after congress agrees a budget deal that denies him his wish list. it includes no money for his although iter wall, is full funding for planned parenthood. democrats call his threat to shut down the government after a successful bipartisan deal sour and shameful. fell after reporting slumping iphone sales. 50.8 milliont sold phones in the first quarter. it highlights the need for apple to deliver blockbuster new features in the next addition of this device defend off samsung. we re seeing what we believe to
is your function. we are down on the european benchmark today. sterling 1.2% lower today and the biggest drop since february. we will talk more about this with emma just the second. a big decline due to the narrowing of the polls in the upcoming elections. starting with this chart, the correlation between the ftse and the pound. your member since the referendum a weak pound and rising stocks on the ftse because most of them get their earnings from overseas. interesting is that the correlation is now positive, but the index shows no signs of running out of steam. five weeks of gains just below record. the marketns says can live with a modestly positive sterling. there still room for the equity rally to continue, but they are moving in unison, interesting given that they moved in a divergent way. currency weakness that boosted exporters amid an unprecedented want her stimulus, stocks relied on the domestic economy and the eurozone beginning to outperform. this is the jpmorgan d