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in the gold space at the moment. nejra: thank you very much. great to have you on the show this morning. global stocks are resuming. welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe. 6:00 a.m. in london. the january fed minutes provided a boost. let s get the numbers. the picture is brightening a number of telecoms companies reporting today. asnge and telefonica as well across risk assets. china and the u.s. are working telecom italia. on six agreements. great to have you with us. door to telecoms seeing 2019 at 23.9 billion we will talk about the fed but i wanted to ask about this risk rally because you have good euros, so that is a red views on it. we are seeing equities push-up headlines crossing the bloomberg. deutsche telekom s adjusted against technicals. ebitda comes in at 5.6 5 billion what is your view? there might be some technical 5.65 billion euros. barriers here and there but the fundamentals support further they will propose a dividend versuse to 70 euro cents gains in
AustraliaJapanUnited-statesDubaiDubayyUnited-arab-emiratesSydneyNew-south-walesParisFrance-general-FranceSingapore i m back. kelly is off for an entire week, a very well earned thanksgiving rest in america. so coming up, we ll be out in tel aviv as international pressure mounts to find a solution to the ongoing violence. hillary clinton on route to jerusalem. we ll get a view on president obama s trip to cambodia where tensions over the south china sea look to dominate the as sas summit. we ll have updates about the greek tranche. and lines are already facing for the latest tech ahead of the all-important black friday deals. but first, the french finance minister has responded to moody s downgrade by saying government reforms will get the economy back on track. and that french debt is amongst the surest and most liquid in the eurozone. moody s joined s&p by stripping paris of its aaa rating citing growing about public debt levels and its diminished ability to withstand future euro area shock. bank of japan remains steadfast despite rising political pressure prompted by controversial comme
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