Going at the moment. Off by 1 . Its all about the meeting between opec and their allies as to whether they can start to restrain supplies. Its time for your morning brief and a look ahead at the week. Nonopec members will discuss compliance with production cuts. Disney out after the close on tuesday. On wednesday, south african faces at Jacob Zuma Vote of noconfidence. Friday is u. S. Cpi data. The markets will be paying the most attention to those numbers on the heels of strong jobs numbers last friday in a continuing question of why we arent seeing more inflation. As you can see from this chart, the cost of protection inflation is largely down so far. Markets, two bond market tightens, black mark and blackrock and vanguard journey me now is paul richard. Welcome back to the program. Answer this quandary. Where is inflation . Shouldnt it be higher given all the other phenomena . Is hiding somewhere. I think vanguard and blackrock are right. It is coming. We just dont know when. You ca
Brexit could make it worse. Good morning. This is bloomberg surveillance and im Francine Lacqua in london. Lets get to your markets. European stocks are down a little bit, dragged down by basic resources. They seem to be cooling off after recent gains, but the single currency is edging higher. Oil is significant because opec and nonopec producers are meeting in abu dhabi, talking about compliance cuts. Government bonds are bixed with the dollar. Meanwhile come over in south africa we need to look at rand. There is a secret ballot vote on jacob zuma, the president. I think we have the results of that voting at 1 00 p. M. U. K. Time. Reporter chinas trade surplus widened for a fifth month in july. It keeps the spotlight on a trade gap President Trump aims to narrow. Japan has recorded a 36th consecutive surplus, beating economist estimates. That was supported by returns on overseas investments and a trade balance the return to positive territory. North korea condemned the latest round of
Justice for his wife, six years on. The husband of a woman murdered on their honeymoon in Mauritius Returns to the island, after Police Launch a fresh investigation. New Research Suggests that firefighters have a higher heart attack risk because of a Long Exposure to high temperatures. Good morning, its tuesday the 11th of april. Imjoanna im joanna gosling. Welcome to bbc Newsroom Live. At least 58 people are reported to have been killed in a suspected gas attack in syria. The british based Monitoring Group says either Syrian Government or russian planes carried out the bombing in the town of Khan Sheikhoun in the rebel held province of idlib. The Syrian Observatory For Human Rights believes the dead are mostly civilians, among them children. At least 60 people are thought to have been injured. The Syrian Government has denied using Chemical Weapons. These are the latest pictures in the aftermath of the attack. The syrian army hasnt made any comment on the reports, damascus has repeate
Opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has died after a long battle with illness we will look at his legacy. Of seroquel and welcome to the program we have Team Coverage this hour with my colleague christine one south africas president jacob zuma has announced his resignation he made the announcement in a televised address to the people of south africa a short while ago the move coming after an order by his a. N. C. Party to resign by the end of today or face a no confidence vote in parliament lets listen to what he had to say. Actually ive just been told by my producer we dont have that statement from zoom us to were going to get straight to the analysis now christine when he was here with us on the set and you have been covering this from the very beginning christiane what a week it has been apparently now we can talk about a resignation of South African president jacob zuma and that literally came through in the last couple of seconds really i imagine was difficult for jesus to get to