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the market is underplaying the risks of higher rates. are we heading to 3% on the u.s. 10 year. the u.k. warns the european union warns another financial crisis. can brexit end will for the city of london? shining a light. the eu market regulator announces a last-minute delay to our changes to the darf trading limits. is mifid now a mess? matt: let s look at futures. from where i am sitting it does not look like it will be a good open, a rainy day in frankfurt and down on the futures across the board. futures are positive, but for the most part down and that is understandable after a long march higher in equities. the s&p 500, up six day sin a row. six days in a row. is treasury trades, guy, where it gets interesting, looking at 2.559%. so, that yield going above 2.5% and staying there. the question is, how much higher do we go if we are looking at the end of the bull market in treasuries? guy: it is probably 3% winning to be looking at as the line in the sand. the au ....
welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe, our flagship warning show from here in the city of london. i am an edwards. anna edwards. manus cranny. 13 million dutch people go to the polls, the open in just under 13 minutes. immigration, integration, and islam are the key issues in this debate. the issue is populism goes to the polls in europe today and the dutch put a firewall. the exit polls will be at adequate p.m. tonight, we will be live in the hague. manus on the ground to cover the dutch elections. with us throughout the program. is coming in.news coming in.bitda shy the 1.4 billion that was estimated. sales were up by 13%. giving us some guidance on the picture as a report the full-year numbers. 1.6full-year net profit billion. that is in line with the 1.6 billion that had been estimated. let s leave the retailer there for the moment and watch shares at the start of trade. we need to talk about volatility and in a number of places. oil is increasingly one of those. ....
guy: everyone seems to be interested in china for the july numbers where worse, nevertheless we have not seen a significant improvement. the data was worse today. raised a number of questions, most certainly, will be chinese authorities react and how? some people had been drawing a line between the week july data and between august. might they be tempted to do some thing similar? decide.t let the market talking about foreign exchange, a lot of reserve money being spent on stocks. saw, it does you thefe haven trade euro is higher on the back of this chinese data. it will be interesting to see what happens when the book is handed over to london. oil has weekend on the back of this, you are getting a risk off theme. that is being represented clearly in your dollars euro-dollar s. anna: let s see how stocks are moving in hong kong. how is that we trade picture playing out weak trade picture playing out? y: it briefly rose, it has lost momentum, it is waiting for a f ....
ten-year s popped to a little past 183 after the big of the sell off sell-off for bonds oil up 19% in the last four days. ahead of the jobs report friday. adp, lighter than estimates. it is official staples buying office depot, $6.3 billion. an office supply giant created but questions on antitrust. earnings from gm disney chipotle stocks making big moves in the premark. futures falling, the morning after the rally which the dow jumped 305. s&p nearly wiped out all of last month s prices. oil prices pulling back following surge. wti crude above 53. ahead of the jobs numbers friday. adp said private sector added 213,000 jobs in january, below forecast although december payrolls were revised higher just another macro data point that failed to impress, at least, markedly to the upside. eurozone retail numbers third straight best in seven years chinese stimulus program, very real. i m absolutely convinced, once again, the reason we ve been having this rally is becau ....
from now. the world bank also not providing much comfort. putting ebola economic drain as more than $32 billion by the end of 2015. here to discuss it, our very own charlie gasparino. jonathan hoenig of cappist pig hedge fund in the flesh and fox news contributor. jonathan, i will let you go first because you re here in person. 10,000 cases per week? where? where are those 10,000 cases? they re not in brooklyn, melissa. they re not on upper westside or mid. melissa: you re not worried. i feel terrible for people in affected areas as you know are primarily tribal and mystic africa. that is where epidemics occur. thankfully most of us live in the first world. melissa: people may stream here to get medical attention. it is true and we re taking preemptive steps to insure the virus doesn t spread, but 128 people every day die in this country from car accidents. entire death count from ebola will be fox news alert jonathan hoenig is agreeing with president obama on ....