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oil on the decline. welcome to the program. the extended version of countdown as the euro hangs in the balance. iamb anna edwards. i i am anna edwards. i am ryan chilcote. we start with the equity markets. this is where we are. this is where the euro is trading. i have context and show you that we are up of the levels we were trading at. so, if you are looking for chaos, it is not evident right now. the euro-yen slipped. it did not raise the gains on friday. we are not seeing anything that looks like panic right now. how are equity markets digesting the latest? we re seeing things move higher and plenty of others around china that we need to get to and it moves things around. that is the picture across european currency markets. let s talk about the latest. the emergency summit has failed to secure the future of greece and the talks continued throughout the night. a sticking point is a proposal to put assets into privatization. let s go to who had been up all night ....
percentage point and friends u france up. up a quarter of a percentage point. questionable reaction at will see muted reaction overall. today, the relief we could have a deal done. you mentioned a oil. i want to bring that across. we are seeing oil lower. down almost two percentage points. as applied to keep going as we have a deal in iran. a day deals. greece and potentially iran. sanctions potentially lifted as they strike an accord. today greece when you looking at the equity markets and the bond market. calming down of the periphery let s go to greece with the 10 year. 11 basis points. clearly, money going into italy and spain and the periphery of europe. that fear of contagion removed. similar moves for spain and the haven as we saw a earlier in trading. rises in germany and bond prices falling. leave you with a two-year. where you see significant moves and short-term debt. off by almost one percentage point. i will send it back to you. jonathan: the euro summit ....
this way. it is all about implementation. we expect greece to deliver results in the next coming days. this will mean legislation passed in the greek parliament to show that the will to the reform is really there. and of course there are a lot of discussions needed in the parliaments of many member states, including estonia. if greece shows good will, i believe this is doable. nejra: one of the big issues through the discussions was trust. do you trust greeks to implement what they say they will? it is clear that trust has been lost and i can also put it this way, we can slowly rebuild it. it doesn t grow very fast. today was a step in the right direction. nejra: i understand that this fund has been set up and part of it will go toward recapitalizing greek banks. talk to me about what else, if anything, is going to be done in the coming days and weeks. i think the liquidity issues are up to ecb to explain. this is not something i can comment. in terms of recapitaliz ....
right now we need to get you caught up here and here are the top headlines with vonnie quinn. vonnie: alexis tsipras has run up the white flag. calling for immediate action to a with a bailout. plus, greece will have to transfer $55 billion worth of assets to a holding company. german chancellor angela merkel says it is about time for greece to take responsibility. angela merkel: trust has indeed been lost but we all know that what will the important is to implement what we have agreed on doing. vonnie: tsipras own party mutinied when he asked for the endorsement of a new austerity program. a new deal on the iran nuclear program could be announced as soon as today. negotiators want to stop iran from making nuclear weapons. any deal would still have to be reviewed by congress. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell told fox an agreement would be a difficult sell. the crowded field for the republican presidential nomination gets bigger today. scott walker will join the ....
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