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meeting much more important. i know we re going to do that in a minute. basically, the journal article suggests that what carl weinberg will has talked about maybe finally happened. we will talk about that. francine: we have been reporting this for a couple of weeks. it s something i addressed. they have been asking for some time and debt relief. they have done this veiled threat that if they don t get that relief, they may not participate. news.get to the the u.s. is backing libya s request to find islamic state. john kerry is in vienna where he met with russia s foreign minister as well is the bromance from other countries. they ruled out the use of u.s. troops. the majority of britons want to remain in the european union. 55% of those surveyed what the u.k. to stay. that s up slightly. 40% want to leave. the referendum is june 23. in france, the french president will try to head off strikes. last week, demonstrators in paris announced the plan that he forced to th ....
will cover all the commodities. caroline hyde in paris on a warning by the oecd, and ryan chilcote in vienna previewing the opec meeting. we begin in asia where prime minister shinzo abe has decided to postpone an increase to the sales tax. delayed once, it is twice, and i am wondering if we will ever get it. enda: i think it just shows you how nervous the outlook is for japan s economy. japan has the biggest debt burden and they have been trying crying out for the government to do more to tackle debt. minister day has had to step back again and surrender and say, we need to do more spending and try and get growth going. the economy keeps flirting between contraction and expansion. it is also interesting in terms of what it needs means for the bank of japan. we have already seen the reaction, a big gain in the end today as it takes pressure off central banks in the yen today as it takes pressure of signature bank s. it shows you that japan s economy remains on qui ....
welcome to the pulse live in london. big, big day in europe. all eyes on vienna. the ecb is in town. entrepreneur will hi will give his press conference. as we speak, opec begins its meeting. you can follow it on our blog. stop live go. let s check what is happening in vienna. our top stories, the opec meeting. before we go there, have a look at what is happening to european stocks. the stoxx 600 lower for a third consecutive day. don t expect much from the ecb. maybe that will tweak that forecast. that is the big announcement expected. of course, we can get more details on the corporate bond buying program, which kicks off this month. crude oil is out. it was lower earlier for a fifth consecutive day. as the opec ministers gathered. crude above $450 a barrel. will there be some sort of deal today? that is the big question. let s get the bloomberg first word news. nejra: the u.s. economy expanded at a modest pace causing the labor market to tighten as employers contin ....
caroline: the war of words continuing, but i think getting the use out to vote, it has been so persistently about the economy. when will we see it and sent of i s to exert their democratic right right? poor, 0%,ne looking no change, no growth for european retail sales in the month of april. the market is expecting at least ..0 0.4% increase eurozone still not looking all that pretty when it comes to the data. polarity of the consumer in europe versus a better consumer and the united states, charles evans coming up. our first word news. nejra: the u.s. labor department s monthly job deport do well later this month later today. payrolls rising by 160,000 in may. that would equal april s total but would mark a slowdown from average monthly growth of almost 230,000 jobs. british prime minister david cameron denying accusations he is ratcheting up fears about the impact of a potential brexit. last night he defended while outlining the potential economic headlines from ....