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on. the sky is the limit. pounds.offers 12.50 the question is, how will fox respond? let s talk about these markets. we await jerome powell. remember, janet yellen boost the market by six basis points on her first address to congress. we will see what was the powell does later on. the fair values here in europe point to a positive start. there are good individual stock stories out there. don t expect much movement. keep an eye on sky. keep an eye on german stocks. a diesel ruling coming up later on. standard chartered is standing is trading well. that is going to be an interesting story. the hong kong market is trading softer. let s show you what is going on in asia. let s show you what the gmm looks like. the chinese markets are softer. the csi is down. this follows the move yesterday on the s&p. probably a little more cautious today with the nikkei trading up by 1.1%. there is an interesting mixed market at the moment as we prepare for what is going to be the story with j
Hong-kongChinaDubaiDubayyUnited-arab-emiratesGermanyJapanBarcelonaComunidad-autonoma-de-catalunaSpainUnited-statesSouth-korea context. very warm welcome. our flagship morning ship from here in the city of london. i am anna edwards. manus: i am manus cranny. if you are long the ftse perhaps you have never had it so good. that is the news since we voted for brexit this time last year. the ftse had hit record highs. oryou are a dollar investor euro investor, there is a fundamentally different story. the deliberations begin, 5246 is what gives you the defining line of when brexit was called. there is a numbers story. raising the prices here in the u.k.. bp and shell, big questions about their ability to sustain the dividend. the market is show it short and there is a crowded trade. impact on the ftse 100. anna: here is the risk radar. just to track where we are. sell from 126 to 124 earlier this week. it has been stable yesterday and there was not a great deal of market reaction to what we heard. perhaps the important part was the tenor and the tone of what we heard. most of the oil pricing was a bi
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