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tokyo today. number of people killed in the earthquake on saturday is raised to 77. 100 still unaccounted for. hong kong has condemned writing that left one police officer unconscious and dozens of others injured. 24 people were arrested after violent clashes. those of the headlines from bloomberg news. i am angie lau. emily: i m emily chang and this is bloomberg west. coming up, tim armstrong and yahoo!. what it will stand to gain or lose. plunging to the lowest level since 2012, the company announces a departure of the cfo. the struggling online customer reviews site, what kind of reboot of the need? india delivers a devastating blow to mark zuckerberg s free internet plan for the nation. we will debate the net neutrality ruling coming up. first, to our lead. has yahoo! found its first serious suitor? we have seen signs of the legacy member opening to selling, despite ceo marissa mayer s attempt to turn the company around. no former offer has been made yet, but ve ....
today, industrial metals rebounding, high-yielding currencies as well. take a look at the shanghai stocks, hang seng up 1.5%. fell, missing estimates. japan is racing losses this week. bullsf 1%, but even the are not very bullish on japanese stocks. in the first annual decline five years. earnings weaker than expected. citigroup, merrill lynch, all cut forecasts. city,target year in for 1500, but they still see rebound, 15% to 20% upside. austrian stocks flat now, recovering slightly. dollar-yen seeing weakness belowength, so we did go 113 once again. take a look at the movers sorry about that. technical failures here on the touchscreen. this is what is going on with the movers. australia, will worth will i first half loss, naming a new ceo, shares of 3%. bhp falling 3%. complaint filed in u.s. district court, but goldman tsonga dividend cut means the spreads it should narrow and not widen. some pressures on the shares today. stan fire resources falling on most 18%. ....
welcome to the pulse live from bloomberg s european headquarters in london. let s get straight to the markets. we are seeing pressure on rbs. that is putting pressure on the bank stocks. what a day in europe. trading hour into the session, the stoxx 600 gaining some 1.5%. the pound, we ve seen a huge fall in sterling since the beginning of the week, but it is now above 1.40. this is the week for pound and euro-dollar. seven pointoil gain one percent. let s get to the bloomberg first word news with nejra cehic. nejra: iranians are voting today in the first election since the nuclear deal. president assad rouhani is seeking to bolster parliament, where rivals have hampered his efforts to revive the economy. voters also go to the polls in ireland today to choose who will run the country for the first time since exiting a bailout in 2013. the prime minister is seeking to become the first leader of his party to win a second consecutive term. the set of the threat of brex ....
better than estimated. ,ersonal income rising .4% estimated by economists. .5%.nal spending also up we like get the pce deflator and pce core. pce is personal consumption expenditures, a measure of inflation closely watched by the fed. the deflator year-over-year is up 1.3%. the core number year-over-year is up 1.7%. getting incrementally a little bit closer to the 2% target by the fed. minutes we last few got a lot of economic data but the university of michigan consumer sentiment reading for february, the final rating for february, coming in at 91.7. a lot of data to consider, on top of the final read on the fourth quarter gdp coming earlier this morning that came in better than estimated. stocks are rallying in the face of that, but not by far a runaway rally. the nasdaq is leading on the outside. considering we saw a big rally overnight out of china as officials they are left the door open to more stimulus, the fact that oil is higher, in the face of all that we are ....
european open, the rally in europe, deutsche bank down another 4.5%. the dax deep in the red. there are so much to discover this morning. cehic.et over to nejra a: turkey will be pressing for concessions as the european union meets over the refugee crisis. the eu wants turkey to stop the flow of refugees from the middle east in return, turkey wants money, a quicker path to joining the eu and the ability to travel to europe without visas. a kurdish militant group has claimed this possibility for last week s explosion in turkey s capital. the same group that claimed responsibility for a similar attack on turkish army officers. to fillt obama s choice the supreme court vacancy goes to capitol hill that it. today. mitch mcconnell says garland won t even get a hearing. some republican senators and say they will talk with him. global news 24 hours they powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news browse around the world. as we watch the fed affect work its way arou ....