yousef: it is not :00 across the emirates, this is bloomberg daybreak: middle east. we have the bond markets flashing recession warnings, the gap between three months and 10 year yields going negative for the first time since 2007. it came off the back, a week of pmi s in the u.s. and europe causing a sort the search in corporate bonds. looking at treasury note auctions with an environment of already low yields, the lowest in months. the u.s. is going to sell 2, 5, and seven-year bonds. appetite, u.s.y equity futures clearly lower. this is the sentiment we are talking about, this shakeup in global confidence or the lack thereof tecumseh some of these asset classes. let me show you the asian equity sessions. we are basically picking up where we left off late friday in the u.s. session. you have japanese shares headed for the biggest decline of 2019. the other major losers, you have the south korean kospi down 1.7%, also stocks in china under pressure. down 1.7%. in the for
legislation. matt: and mickey under the microscope. disney s $52 billion from fox. the president of the united states has already called to congratulate rupert murdoch. the fcc rolls back net moving themoves, power to broadband companies. good morning and welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe from the city of london. we have breaking news from airbus. airbus sees no further mandate beyond april of 2019 and the coo is going to step down in february of next year. in just three months time, big changes at the top of airbus. we will continue to cover this story for you throughout the day. once again, tom enders is going to step down after his mandate ends in april of 2019 and fabrice bregier will leave at the beginning of next year. a lot going on on this friday and you are going to want to watch treasuries as the tax reform debate continues. manus told you, once a larger child tax credit. donald trump says he is sure rubio will vote for the legislation. treasury yields up
permanent flu vaccine. and pink and sheryl crow are two of the women speaking out against the lack of female representation at this year s grammys. the outcry after the recording academy s president said female artists have to step up to win more awards. we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. this committee voted to put the president s personal interests above the national interest. republicans vote to release a secret memo alleging fbi bias. to make the case that this is the most shocking document in the history of mankind, i believe that s hyperbole. the white house says it had no part of the decisionmaking process that led to the departure of deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. many of us have been concerned about the highest levels of the fbi becoming too susceptible to politics and political influence. the russian fighter jets flew dangerously close to a u.s. navy plane over the black sea. coming within five
ecb prepares to deliver its latest policy decision. jamie dimon found a pessimistic about the future of europe. the eurozone may not survive. that is a very complex thing. that is a pessimistic view of europe. pessimistic,-term yes. unless they change. francine: good morning. this is bloomberg surveillance . i m francine lacqua in davos or the world economic forum. we are in today three. tomorrow, we are live from the forum. a whole host of interviews coming up later today on piereillance including carlo padoan and goldman sachs ceo lloyd blankfein. let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news. here s sebastian salek. sebastian: the chair of the u.s. federal reserve said the u.s. economy is close to the central bank s objective of full employment and stable prices. janet yellen also said she is confident it will continue to improve and it makes sense to gradually reduce monetary policy support. as of last month, i am most of my colleagues, the other members of t
say hello to your viewers. benjamin netanyahu told the world he has been your fan for decades. bravo to you, my partner. there were never deals that came close because jerusalem could never get past it. we will be moving our embassy, as you know, to jerusalem. this is historic. this is forever etched in the hearts of our people for generations to come. there s been no collusion whatsoever. there s no obstruction whatsoever. i m looking forward to it. also emphasizing the president s complete cooperation with the special counsel. i would do it under oath, absolutely. i m not a member of any secret society but how do we know? the first rule of secret society is you don t talk about secret society. he is trying to release a memo nobody wants released expect wait for it, wait for it, wait for it the russians. the white house will release a legislative framework on monday, providing a permanent solution on daca. will thereby sothere will be citizenshi