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1% when it went on the lunch break. good things coming out of australia led by the health care stocks and the 10 year bond yield going to a 10 year low. and gains coming through for the u.s. dollar, that is putting pressure on some of those asian market currencies. i will have more on the market, shortly. angie: thank you. uber s story this hour, chinese rival could be considering an ipo as soon as next year. wow. this is coming on the heels of them raising more than $1 billion from apple in bringing the total amount of the fundraising to $3 billion and with a valuation of about $26 billion. angie: what does it mean for over uber? they said that they want to hold off the ipo as long as possible, so that means that didi could raise ahead of them, so they are avoiding raising from the same investors at the same time. and there are other services in the pipeline also want to ipo will potentially lyft. and in terms of fundraising, what the sources said, is the reason ....
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 ....
bloomberg s european and quarters in london. first we have to get to the markets. this is your board. downsidelittle bit of pressure on these european stocks, down some 0.4%. exchanges in austria, germany, denmark, norway, are closed for a bank holiday. this is a picture for the asia-pacific index. we had some earnings that came in a little light of forecasts. overall, the rebounded. , japanesew japan falling, commodity prices rallying, with crude at $40 $.85. let s get to the bloomberg first word news with nejra cehic. nejra: norway s $850 billion wealth fund will seek to join a class-action suit in germany against volkswagen following the emissions cheating scandal. vw andd owns 1.64% in said it is acting to safeguard its holding in the carmaker. may delayaway increase untile later in the year according to pimco s head of portfolio management for emerging asia. that comes as britain s biggest s news lobby group cut its forecast for the u.k. economy, saying the eu r ....
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