1/10 of 1%. minor gains for the australian and china markets for the shanghai composite. situation with regards to the equity markets, what about some of the other asset classes and play? we can have a look at those. take a look at the oil prices, retreating at the moment. you need currently, what, $41 essentially for a barrel of wti, $41.09, moving to the downside. stockpile to the upside. gold not much of a haven, dollar index moving to the upside, the dollar-yen currently stronger. it has been moving quite rapidly to the upside. $.11 currently for one greenback. the sec is pushing ahead with a plan that could see chinese come these kicked off of u.s. exchanges. the intent to cap crackdown on companies that don t comply with rules that require an audit. that could hurt big names like alibaba and baidu. tom, it looks like the sec is in a hurry. what is it proposing? tom: absolutely. the since we are getting as they are stepping up their preparations for this new legal fram
innovations, but does promise a mass-market car by 2023. welcome to bloomberg surveillance. i francine lacqua. a lot going on in terms of news flow. we have an etf show coming up but we have some breaking news in terms of pmi for the euro area. a bit of an indication of where we are headed in terms of economic prowess or not. september services pma coming in at 47.6, below the estimate of 50.6. ityou get a figure above 50, means we are in expansion territory which we are not paid european stocks across the board are gaining. partly, this has to do with some of the recent trends we have seen, certainly when it comes to market street the dollar also extending the rally and it does seem like the stocks are steady as equity markets try to build some up one upward momentum after we had a pretty big selloff that cut valuations in early september. coming up later today, the fed has shelled out 8.4 billion dollars buying fixed income etf s, so how do jay powell do and of the invest
fallout to spread beyond the walls largest economy. as the brexit bluster ramps up, why boris johnson s threat is leaving most economists and traders unruffled for now. haidi: let s take a look at how we are setting up when it comes to the asian trading session this tuesday. u.s. markets remain largely close for the labor day holiday and this is how we are shaping up when it comes to the futures session, looking like we could get some positive momentum going into the resumption of trade. s&p active futures up .7% after the s&p closed at the lowest level since august. we have the tech selloff really continue until full force on friday and will have to see whether that resumes when trading resumes later on this week. the nikkei 225 is up by .3% when it comes to the future session as we get the leadership race in japan officially kicking off dollar-yen pretty steady. 106 and a. we have the dollar rising against every g10 peer. the u.k. is getting closer to that no-deal brexit sc
the former california attorney general because the first african-american woman and first south asian american woman on the ticket. big revamp. they will exit all non-european corporate banking activity, and they forecast long-lost loan-loss provisions at 3 billion euros for the year. we will speak with the cfo of abn amro. let me get to some of the breaking news we are getting here from the u.k.. we have u.k. gdp numbers coming through. we are looking for the month of june and for the quarterly figure. we have seen a rebound in the month of june at a .7%. that was 8.7%. that was ahead of the estimates. that s the rebound for june. a rebound was expected. quarter coming in at -20.4%. that was with an estimate of around 21%. if you look at the year on your number, it s similar. it s the extent of the losses that we saw in terms of economic activity in the second quarter. we look at things for a year on your number. officially what we already knew because of the u.k. in the
first this evening, the images coming in. those retaliatory air strikes from the u.s. after multiple attacks targeting u.s. troops in iraq and syria. also tonight sources now telling abc news american and israeli spy chiefs are now conducting high-level negotiations in qatar, hoping to free hostages including americans held by hamas. ian pannell in israel. tonight, those envelopes, some with fentanyl in them, sent to elections offices across this country. investigative reporter aaron katersky on what we know. tonight, the passenger jet taking off from london, bound for the u.s., taking off in flight before they realized parts of some windows, the panes, were missing. the disturbing surveillance tonight. two deputies ambushed while responding to a 911 call. a suspect allegedly targeting the deputies, intentionally running them down with his car, according to authorities tonight. the centrist democrat senator joe manchin saying he will not run for re-election. so, will