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enterprises mean for investors? tough talk. the eu president said in a brexit any brexit will be paid for by britain s. plus, the prime minister think she can have cake and eat it. and we talked to a ceo in about 15 minutes. caroline: we are less than a half-hour from the european owner. we could see a bounce back from features. today, futures signal an update. about 4/10 of a percent. a risk appetite coming out on the back of those numbers from china. is it something here to stay? guy: let s talk a little bit about what is happening with the stories. let s get a first word news. go to first world news. isphiladelphia fed president uncertainty making an argument for delaying the rate increase. will be al banker voter s ear says he is worried about potential policies that would have distorted effects, depending on the outcome of the vote. he did support a rate hike in september. scotland s first minister says she will publish a draft scottish and referendum deal ne ....
science and tech global summit in paris, bringing you the former french economy minister. this is bloomberg surveillance . i m anna edwards. we have a great three hours lined up for you. before we begin, a reminder that at (;30 bring you our weekly next? brexit, what s the europeaneave union and many contributions from francine at the tech conference. hello tomorrow. plenty more from her as we go through the day. a look at here we are at the early stage of the european trading day. one hour into trading. risk onp by 0.9%, a attitude to markets. the chinese data yesterday was gloomy. today a different picture. e.m. markets in asia and into the european equity session. we see less appetite for the japanese yen. the pound is under pressure hovering around the 1.22 mark all morning. more tough talk from the e.u. president. no cake, only salt and vinegar. $51.00 ade up above barrel. harker says uncertainty stemming from the presidential election may be an argument for d ....
let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: republican presidential nominee donald trump is pushing back against allegations of sexual assault. the womenhe says accusing him of misconduct were lying at a rally in florida and in two appearances in ohio, calling them vicious and false. he is back on the campaign trail today with two appearances in north carolina. in europe, the president of the european union is offering a stark choice to the u.k. hard brexit or no brexit, take your pick. donald tusk delivered his hard-line stance in brussels, signaling that the departure may take longer than two years, and it is when theresa may realized it will be painful for britain. and thailand is beginning a year of mourning for the world s longest reigning monarch. he died yesterday at the age of 88. the government signaled that his only son will ascend to the throne. he was a symbol of unity in the country rocked by 10 coups. he has been ill fo ....
but some say nothing has changed. israel suspends cooperation with unesco after one of the cultural body s commission votes on a draft. on east jerusalem s religious sites. molly: thanks for joining us here. we begin in thailand, where the country is gripped by grief, mourning the loss of the world s longest ruling monarch. people just in black are lining the streets for a world procession that for a royal procession fro a victims body as he goes from the hospital to our correspondent has more. toan emotional farewell their beloved king or the day after the death of bhumibol adulyadej thailand s cabinet declared a holiday for mourning. yearsnt the last two here, as his health faded. he served as a unifying figure for more than six decades. the news yesterday, i have been feeling lost. and i do not know what to say. stabbedike my heart was by a knife and ripped apart. i am here today to bid him farewell. most people in the streets could be seen in black and white, both ....
where are we in the brexit debate just a week to go until the u.k. votes. we are less than half an hour until the european open. futuresls disabling. we saw futures signaling. we saw asian stocks tumble. check out what is happening with features. asia tumbled 3%. that s happening with futures. asia tumbled happening with futures. asia tumbled 3%. all eyes on the eu referendum. the cac 40 showing it to be down 1.5%. it is going to be a down day. here are your asset classes. matt: big, big moves. .ook at the nikkei down 3% 15,434 closing, worst level in a month. you see the yen right now down to 104 104.20 real strength in the yen last week you can find more than seven yen for a dollar. the japanese twenty-year getting close to a negative yield. it is going out and negativity. brent crude falling another 1%. down 48% down 48.50. real pressure on oil as more supply comes online. let s get the first word news with haslinda amin. haslinda: matt, deutsche bank s cha ....