crude down, and participating in that risk on rally as well. time now for global exchange, where we bring you today s market was a news from around the world. from hong kong to brussels, jahan s burke and washington, our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this morning s top stories. , the death toll is now over 3000. joining me is yvonne man. heard of newst infections in south korea, iran, and spain. germany, as well, and additional 188 cases. this virus has spread in 13 countries and 16 federal states. at this point, the threat level is at moderate, but could quickly change. deathstioned the global now topping 3100. there s also the corporate fallout we continue to watch, with nissan now saying they could be preparing for deeper cuts. the carmaker has been struggling ever since carlos ghosn s arrest. this virus only exacerbates the troubles. there are signs of life returning back to normal in china. just heard from han hi from honhai, apple s biggest supplier. they hav
world. our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this morning s top stories. we want to start in hong kong, where the chaos continues. police and protesters clashed again after violent weekend standups. the chinese foreign ministry spokesman reiterated beijing s support for the police force, calling the protesters extremely violent criminals. precedent, you can see what is happening in hong kong right now is not a peaceful demonstration. it has turned into a violent protest against ordinary people led by a small group of extreme violent criminals. alix: joining me from hong kong is karen leigh. walk us through the significance of what happened over the weekend in terms of escalation at the university. anotherong kong had week of chaos after a week that has paralyzed part of the city. carrie lam and other officials are urging protesters at the university to surrender, even as activists are calling for more rallies near the campus to support these demonstrators cured police a
global business forum. will be speaking to pierre moscovici, european for economic and funny to affairs, andreas , allianz global investors ceo, and stephen badger, mars inc. chairman. lisa: deepening some of the concerns about trade come the s&p lower. crude dropping as well as saudi arabia seems it is getting production online faster than expected. the euro losing versus the dollar. the dollar strengthening despite concerns about turmoil amid the leadership in the u.s.. on-year yields going lower this risk off day. david: joining me now at the bloomberg global business forum is andreas utermann, allianz global investors ceo. it is good to have you here. i want to start with why we are here. it is the climate finance leadership initiative. explain to us what that is. andreas: it is an initiative that michael bloomberg, on behalf of the u.n., kicked off about a month ago. it brings together a significant number of affluent to private sector organizations with the aim of coope
that s a nice beat. alix: this looks pretty good. david: therefore, the premarket is down. [laughter] alix: maybe it is capex? like you mention, monetize a bull daily active users beat. bulloks like monetize a daily activele users beat. david: they ve been doing a good job getting more money in the door. they still got a ways to go. 2/3 of the rate of they look like good numbers from twitter. alix: joining us now are evan brown, ubs asset management head of macro, and bloomberg s paul sweeney. one of the big issues for twitter really focuses on ly activea bull dai users, the people that come back every single day. that s what advertisers want. twitter can t really compete on t versus the facebook s versus the facebooks of the world. that s the kind of metric twitter really taps to advertisers. ared: one thing people looking at is geography. they had really favorable numbers in japan last year. it is expected they will be under the number this year in the u.s. paul: they
and the stocks index down after broadcom said it was having a tough time with china trade problems. up almost another 1%, 1355.10. guy: today all about broadcom, all about the chips. european stocks are lower. it is the chip stocks. these are down. it is definitely a trade story, as you say. it is about wally about huawei and about what the president is going to do next. bynt crude popping higher 0.5%. we did see a russian rate cut today, as anticipated, and they are pointing at more. what is interesting is that the russian ruble went up. vonnie: president trump says iran responsible for the recent tanker attack. his comments are coming after u.s. officials released a video they say shows the islamic republic was involved in an attack on an oil tanker in the gulf of oman. also triggering a rush to safety come up with global bond yields heading aware. for more on what all of this could mean for the fed s upcoming meeting, we are joined by cameron crise, bloomberg macro strat