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anna: europe faces the populist wave. a snap election is called in austria as a scandal rips apart the government. angela merkel warns voters hold the future of the bloc in their hands. crude alliance. oil bounces. saudi arabia urges its allies to keep supply constrained. russia s energy minister send mixed signals. are various options, including relaxing production limitations if market demands need to be covered. anna: big tech goes on the offensive. u.s. corporations freeze out huawei from their supply chain. good morning. matt: less than a half-hour away from the start of european trading. take a look at the treasury yield here. the three-day chart as usual. down inet very far thursday s session to 2.35, just one basis point away from the low for the year. we are coming back now to 2.4%. investors are less freaked out than they were on thursday. check out the futures in europe. we were looking at a mixed picture for futures. we now see all european equity index futures co
AustraliaDubaiDubayyUnited-arab-emiratesUnited-statesHong-kongBeijingChinaAustriaSyriaRussiaUkraine president trump renews his attack on the central bank, saying it is to blame for the stock selloff. we hear from governor jay powell later. the prime minister is said to back down from a key battle with parliament. will it increase the chances of a no deal brexit? asia rally as traders hope for a breakthrough on u.s.-china talks, but larry kudlow warns of more tariffs if no progress is made. matt: less than half an hour from the start of european trading. looks like we could see gains in stocks on the continent and in the u.k. we have futures trading higher. we also have 10 year treasuries climbing just a little bit. if you look at my three-day chart, we have come up from a dip yesterday around 8:00 p.m. european time, 2:00 p.m. u.s. 3.06%,coming back up to which means investors were willing to let go of that paper, let go of the perceived safe haven and by riskier assets. anna: we see risky assets doing well in the asia section. asian equities and the broader equities alread
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