Stay updated with breaking news from Han. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
the normal meetings, or they? are they? anna: the meetings in vienna are getting a good deal of profile. vienna is going to be the place to be. a lot still on the radar. we have opec tomorrow, the ecb, and the jobs report on friday. tom: now we have photos from japan. i believe video from japan as the prime minister, this is a retract, folks, he will a national sales tax. much of this was foreshadowed when he was with the president and leaders in g7 and hiroshima where he made very clear he was playing to a domestic audience. some of this today is the delay of a national sales tax and really a quite a blood abrupt blow to the fiscal side. to the bloomberg first word news. vonnie: in japan, prime minister shinzo avenue a is delaying prime minister shinzo abe is delaying the increase in sales tax until 2019. it would make it tougher for the japanese government to deal with the world s largest debt burden. another sign that china s economy is stabilizing, for a third ....
it put 1000 people more in homes. it s the beginning of something that will have applications in other distressed areas in the united states. i hope so. it that hadwas failed? it wouldn t have happened without the cgi america. well-meaning people could not have gotten together. what was the failure in that? : it s not sonton much the failure. it s difficult in a complex society to set up a system that looks at every potential problem. if we had not had the financial banks that there was enough slack from regulators clearlymething they should not have done. now they could do it. we figured out how to close a gap in the fabric of our housing market. that is really what i was trying to do when i started my foundation 15 years ago. i wanted to figure out how to solve problems at lower cost than they would otherwise be solved. i saw this a lot. there is a great deal of difference between passing law and changing lives. villa ofa great difference between appropriating money a ....
becoming the newest stock exchange in the united states. first, jon has a check of the markets. jon: global risk assets rallying across the board. check out the mood. here we are, if you hire the united states across the board. you re a-dollar at the moment at around 1.1328. equities pushing higher with the ftse pushing up, 86 points. it is a strong pound equity rally. let s go around the world and check in with our bloomberg team for an in-depth coverage of our top story spirit nejra cehic is in london on the latest brexit poll. guy johnson has details on the pound rally. and on janet yellen testifying later this week. let s check in with the london guests. nejra cehic begins team coverage with a shift in the polls. a shift in the polls break it down for me. nejra: we had a couple of polls out over the weekend. the main one the markets are focusing on is this poll showing a three percentage point lead for remain. there was also another poll from the sunday times, s ....
down by a full percentage points. you have to say, what is happening on the continent, the pain more acute in mainland europe. david: we were looking at this before, was you put this in the same and once you put this in the same currency, rebates, everything going into the dollar, and you will see why this next board is important. the town has been battered pound has been battered, down by over 8%. that does not look as dramatic. and this was have been in the market swiss have been in the market. at .07 and we got down on the dollar-the yen, trading down by nearly 4%. jonathan: bring up the bonds. yields on treasury grinding got to all-time lows. points on the session. and for me, you spoke earlier, the idea that they could use lose a triple credit rating in the united kingdom. this is down 33 basis points. we talked about it being more acute on the continent. i believe it is down 12 basis points, 20 basis points on a 10 year yield right now. david: it is a sove ....
we are finally in the green so how are we holding up? julie: we are not making up the losses we experienced in europe or the u.s. over the last couple of days and stocks are coming off their highs to some extent but it s a healthy rebound today. the nasdaq is leading the gains. we saw strong selling volume over the last couple of days and volume is still elevated in today s session but not as much as it s been. this is volume by group. trading by them is about 25% above the average. there is a big gain and buy them of the financials are you also the industrials. we have been watching bond yields. we have been seeing the reversal there as we saw a big drop in yields yesterday. mostly they are coming back up today with the exception of the japanese 10 year yield. selling within the u.s. and u.k. market is not the same magnitude. we had a big sea change in the fed funds futures and the expectations for a rate rise this year. the expectation for a rise coming up in december ....