Thats what we are trying to achieve. Roche sees profits and sales fall in the first half but a turnaround has already begun helping with the full year outlook. Since june and now july, hospitals have opened again and patients are returning to hospitals. We see our sales recovering. Thats why we returned our initialo initial outlook. Sales of unilever as sales of ben and jerrys and more in north american sales the outbreak continues to weigh in many markets. I would say latin america is in the throws of it. We are seeing significant increase in africa and south asian continents topping the stoxx 600 sending shares in the french ad firm and the british rival wpp higher a very warm welcome to strooinz lets kick off what we heard from roche maintaining the full year outlook. Blaming the 4 slide in sales and 5 contraction on the decline of net hospital visits due to the coronavirus pandemic. Telling cnbc earlier that company has started to see hospital visits recover. You had seen a strong
The show. Oil finding some support from markets as we still get earnings coming out. Fiat chrysler withdrawing its full year 20 guidance. They plan to restart production as conditions allow. About 100djusted ebit million euros. Nonetheless, continuing to see withdrawn guidance. Really hard to make a decision as a Portfolio Manager when you dont know what the outlook is going to be. It is time now for todays market moving news from our brussels and new york teams. We want to begin in europe, where germanys top judges gave the ecb a threemonth ultimatum to fix qe. The court ruled that some aspects of its Asset Purchase Program arent backed by eu treaties. Going to brussels is maria tadeo. What does it actually mean, and have we seen any response from the eu on this . Maria it is a bombshell, really. The judges are basically saying overall, there is no monetary financing, which would be illegal, but some aspects of qe are unjustified, and not backed up by european treaties, which means th
Question, which is does equities know what they are doing . We have jobs numbers looking like they will be bleak. Is the very devastating consensus for more than 21 million jobs lost in the month of april. It is interesting because the bulls and the bears have been a little bit of a sideways battle over the last 20 trading days. There all there are higher highs eating that the bulls might have strength, but the s p 500 relative to the big rally out of march really has not done much net. The bulls and bears are looking for more information. If the report comes in better than what is expected, that could help the buyers rake out of the range. For some of the reit if there is some color worse than expected, you could see some test, and it seems like there are a lot of folks on the street that are expecting some sort of downside action. Maybe not on the payrolls report, but at some point. David thank you so very much. Some of the states are starting to open up, although at different times
In hong kong demonstrators clashing with police. Doubts grow over Masayoshi Sons investment record. Topics question his strategy after a series of expensive setbacks. Desktop banks question his strategy. Staggered open, not seeing a huge amount of action. We are up. 1 . Looks like a positive day rolling a flat close of u. S. Equity markets friday. Good news from the u. S. China trade dispute, seems to have been priced in. New zealand has been flat all morning. Seeing modest gains for nikkei futures as well. By s p is pointing higher. 1 . We have also had out of economic the midyear and fiscal outlook. The surplus budget is falling, narrowing a little, same story for the following year and the growth forecast, the government trimming. 5 . A lot of data out of china. We will have new home prices, fixed assets, Industrial Production among others. Later on we are joined by the australian finance minister. He will be joining us on daybreak asia to discuss the budget and a look. For now lets
Well bring our next panelists here. Thank you again for keeping your conversations a little bit more quiet on the outside by the booths so we can listen to our panelists. So this next panel is very interesting called new models of public, private cyber collaboration. The moderator is mr. Will ash. He is a senior director of Security Sales used Public Sector global Security Sales for cisco. Joining him on the panel is Major General ed wilson, United States air force retired, secretary of defense, assistant secretary of defense for cyber policy in the office of the undersecretary of defense. Also joining us is claire caroma from the Defense Digital Service. Also Lieutenant General stephen fogarty, commanding general, United States army Cyber Command. Also ms. Tonya ugoretz, a Deputy Assistant director cyber readiness, outreach and Intelligence Branch for the fbi. And last, miss Jennifer Walsmith, sector Vice President and general manager cyber and Intelligence Solutions division, Northro