use the proceeds from nearly a $300 billion deal rather than a dividend. paris air show takes off. we hear from the ceo from airbus companies on how he plans to clip boeing s wings. hi everyone. i m seema mody. and coming up on worldwide exchange could it be 1992 all over again? we discuss the race for the white house as jeb bush prepares to throw his hat in the ring setting up a heated contest with hillary clinton. a high profile twitter shareholder said jack dorsey is not the right man to lead the site. plus hollywood rolls back into the light as jurassic world notches up a record weekend. can the revival last for the smash hit movie? that s coming up. well welcome to the show. a busy busy agenda coming up as we said greece on the agenda. politics on the agenda in the u.s. alive on the ground. and russia and dublin for the money conference. what are you most excited about, carol? jurassic world, of course. but that is an extension. in the forefront now,
. welcome to what will be a pretty intense show as we gear up toward that inauguration in about nine days from now. we have a new report from the world economic forum on global risk. they talk about unemployment as one of the big risks. inequality and increasing polarization. what they mean is the polarization of politics within various countries. we ve seen it with brexit, with trump, but also polarization in terms of various countries around the world. they talk about environmental risk. not also talk about society keeping pace with technological change. we will speak to the chief author of the report a little as wen in surveillance also geared towards davos, which starts next tuesday. first thing s first. we will check in on the markets. this is european equities. i would suggest that most of the moves and the most important moves are going on elsewhere. it is currencies, but also the emerging markets. this is a picture we are seeing for the turkish lira, hitting a dat
francine: welcome to the pulse. live from bloomberg s european headquarters. i am francine lacqua. we need to look at the markets. equities in europe are rising. theresa may s appointment seems to be reducing political uncertainty could we have encouraging news from japan, as shinzo abe promises policy changes to revise the economy. read into that, more stimulus. yen, 103. let s get to the bloomberg first word news with nejra cehic. nejra. the international monetary urging china to deal with its corporate debt. the issue is manageable is if the country moves quickly. executiveank of japan director says the boj will need to reduce the pace of its as it approaches the limit of the bond market. the sequel the central bank is aware of it. still governor harry vito corleone says he will expand stimulus if needed to reach his target.tion the ubs workforce is the right size after thousands of job thousands of job cuts in recent years so says the division president. he spok
understand possible terror threat. we are looking at the investigation. tom: there are a lot of uncertainty headlines. we are seeing some movement. the backdrop is oil. francine: let s get to the first word news. vonnie: thanks and good morning. saying, a deadly explosion rocked an area popular with tourists. and are killed and 15 were wounded. turkish television says it was likely caused by a suicide bomber. turkey has been cracking down on groups like islamic state and kurds seeking independence. protectionromising to expel refugees who commit crimes. two thirds of those arrested in the attacks are described as asylum seekers. german skin one million refugees last year. china stepping up its defense. the central bank repeatedly intervened in the offshore markets. to count on ag rapid depreciation of currency. donald trump s lead is growing in new hampshire. winsding to a new poll, he 32% of likely voters in the book and primary. ted cruz and john kasich are tied with second
francine lacqua is off today. she will be back in the new year. lithuaniahave we got, preparing to join the euro. we are going to speak to the lithuanian finance minister. is his country ready for the move? we are going to find out. over theing to talk next few minutes about the a350. what is the a350? compositee new have aluminum aircraft from airbus. with designed to compete the 787. it is super efficient compared with its predecessors. qatar airways is the launch customer. i was talking to fabrice bregier about this airplane. he has high hopes for it. this aircraft is sold out. despite the fact that oil prices are lower, airlines still very much want this airplane. it makes a big difference. oil prices are down but if you can still fly the most efficient airplane, you can offer the cheapest tickets. in a few minutes, we are going to speak to the boss of qatar airways. looking forward to that conversation. let me update you on the markets. it is monday morning in the week b