welcome to bloomberg surveillance. i am francine lacqua here in london. all the rhetoric we heard out there about trade may have quieted down a bit because the markets are pushing higher on reports that the italian government may be open to some budget revisions. italian bones actually gaining. gold is a good benchmark of a risk on-risk off mode and it is holding up. have a longer-term outlook for oral. saudi oil production is said to roger in that said test surge in a november. opec and its allies have had, to a couple of times, change their tax. going to cut production, then increase production, and another have decided to cut back production. year to date, it is down some of 9.6%. coming up on bloomberg surveillance, we speak to dr. philippe ryszard and it best dr. philippe roger italy sregarding concerns. now we get to the bloomberg first word news in new york city with taylor riggs. hi, taylor. taylor: there are reports that the italy prime minister antigovernment m
currently down to the possibility of a hard brexit even know there is a deal on the table right now. that is really what we have a few moment. hong kong. a bit of weakness for australia. let s dig deeper into that. mark joining us from singapore. what do you make of the moves given that apec ended in disarray? we are not seeing the markets give too much focus on it at the moment. mark: i think people would have been hoping for a stronger start to asian markets on monday given how last week ended. obviously there is different agreement over the there is disagreement. getting a trade deal will still be very difficult. hopefully it will focus the minds of people through g20 and make them realize they cannot afford to relax. they have to work hard to get something on the table that president xi and president trump can agree on. to take itis going very badly and i do not think everyone wants a repeat of what we saw. there is still a lot of hard work to do. it is a good reminder
and coming up in spotsday later in the hour on bbc news a blow for england ahead of the rugby world cup, billy vunipola is another of their players to be suspended after a dangerous tackle. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. india has successfully landed its first spacecraft on the moon. the chandrayaan 3 which is uncrewed is the first craft in history to land here at the lunar south pole. it has a rover on board which will be used to carry out experiments on this unexplored part of the lunar surface where huge craters hold frozen water. the successful mission makes india only the fourth country in the world to have landed on the moon. our south asia correspondent samira hussain reports. soft landing on the moon. india is on the moon. it was a moment several decades in the making. and on its third attempt, india stuck the landing. as mission control celebrated, so too did an entire nation. as did these space enthusiasts. this is an incredible moment for
and there ll be more on the prime minister s appearance on the one show, along with her husband phillip. and the latest on the news that an 11 year old girl has died after an incident at a theme park in staffordshire. but now it s time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday i m hugh ferris. coming up on the programme. maria sharapova s latest wildcard comes from the lta. as she s offered a chance to continue her controversial comeback from a doping ban at the pre wimbledon tournament in birmingham. we talk to the scottish footballer who has tried to take his life three times and wants more to be done to help players with mental health problems. icame off i came off with ten minutes to go and was standing in the dugout. and there were shouts of, do it right this time. and gareth thomas surges to second overall in the standings for the giro d italia after the fourth stage today. good evening. maria sharapova will be offered a wildcard into the birmingham tournament nex