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a great\showing backlash. welcome to countdown. anna: a very warm welcome to the program. it is past 6:00 in the morning. here in london. let s get to a very interesting chat. a reminder of where we have been in the dollar over recent months. fed chat boosting the dollar once again and that has been the story for the past month. we have here in the blue a chart that is showing what is happening in the dollar to dollar index which is sinking. a bit of a boost as investors increasingly factor in june, withas possible meetings the fed getting a boost from the minutes that came out from the april meeting. williams adding to the constant flow of relatively hawkish commentary we seem to be getting from the fed. you ve got for the first time since march more than a 50% chance of an interest rate hike from the fed on june or july. manus: the big question is what the fed is about to do. thsoose possible rate hikes are easing off the issues are the canadians. this could get eve ....
global equity markets looking pretty decent, firming up in europe with the ftse up about 48 points. futures positive in the united states. yields on the 10 year, pretty much unchanged at 124% 1.84%. look out for that. table at the moment, 146, it s a stronger pound. we will get to that. then imac of about .4%. the brand down for the sixth straight day. the lira strengthening down to 297, the turkish central bank cutting its rates to 945%. let s go to in-depth coverage of our top stories. guy johnson in london, where mark carney talks brexit. matt miller in frankfurt. in brussels, where finance managers meet on greek simin demokan. jonathan: the bank of england governor mark carney is testifying this morning. guy, the momentum seemingly behind the remain campaign. what is mark carney have to say? guy: he has the responsibility to stand up and make clear the risks that are associated with the referendum. he s not backing down on that. everything you said today felt very ....
francine: 50/50. the debate yesterday it felt quite personal. tom: it got personal again quickly. there seems to be real momentum for both sides to reestablish what their key distinctions are. francine: this is what we will be covering for the day, the week, and possibly the month depending on the outcome. there are just three more days before the u.k. votes on whether to leave the european union. prime minister david cameron is accusing his opponents of trying to deceive people in voting to leave. it is the first day of campaigning since labor leader was murdered.coxe in italy, a setback for prime minister matteo renzi in local elections. the candidate of the antiestablishment party was elected the mayor of rome. another five-star candidate was elected mayor of turin. in kabul, afghanistan, four people were killed when a suicide bomber from the taliban .argeted their minibus the taliban has recently increased attacks on civilians and afghan security forces. you can ....
manus: and i am manus cranny at the bank of england. anna, will the bank of england cut rates for the first time since 2009? the governor had a message for the market, markets and economists are less assured. this is a governor who we know acts ahead of the knee. that is what we re going to be focused on, 12 noon, the bank of england back to you. anna: let us but the risk radar, show our viewers what is happening overnight in various asset classes. the rally in equity markets losing steam just a little bit. we have u.s. markets of course nearly all-time highs, waiting for the earnings season to kick off in earnest. the msci asian-pacific treading water, the pound in there because of the focus on bank of england today, and in the wake of theresa may appointing some of her tea cabinets. as wasmany women suggested yesterday. there will be more names announced today. 132 on the pound against the u.s. dollar, bouncing 4/10 of a percentage oil in there, rebounding as investor ....
boris johnson,, the honeymoon is over. he had to speak and act on turkey over the weekend. that is right. speaking about where the eu goes from here. is turkeyestion is, investable right now? that is the question people are asking in london. story. this is a moving with an update, here is taylor reeves. demanding they turnover inspiredr billy say the coup. they want the u.s. to extradite a man who lives in exile in pennsylvania. rouge, louisiana, authorities say the man who killed three police officers was a former u.s. marine angry with the weight that people are being traded. the shooting broke out after please got a call about an armed man. please shot and killed the armed gunmen. release shot and killed the armed gun man. talk, for paris acquaintances are detained of the man who ran down the people on the sidewalk. attack took place after basile dave. into a powerful player in repost brexit world. in the first appearance in parliament, maple argued about the nuc ....