welcome to countdown. 6:00.don, it is here and the sun is in the the sky. you have the commodity story havell us and we volumesed questions of and we had all of that with the traders overnight. chart andhis on the we have a new seven-year high. we had up to the 23rd of june and the referendum on the eu and we had three polls that we and 5%.bout between 2% we had one that was a lot closer to that and it will continue to be all over the place. in and youthe run commodity inberg the bull market. it is a tortured run and citigroup is raising china demand and there are a number of facets in their. they have all but taken the punch bowl a way from june and july. go to rosalind chin. clinton has secured enough delegates to secure the nomination. sanders has decided to stay in the race and force a contested convention. a former bank of japan executive says they should abandon the timeframe for action to avoid more drastic action later. had policies that defied common sense and th
he ll drive down costs. with ceo ben then burden shortly. the r.b.i. governor will not be drawn. this after leaving rates on hold today. we are less than half an hour away from the european equity market open. it looks like a fairly fairly stolid a fairly solid start to the day. this is what you want to look out here. this is the percentage risk price. the ftse is liking a little bit. european isor looking up a little bit. a solid start for european stocks. we have solid gains across the board in asia. i am showing you only the nikkei and the hang seng. some of the smaller indexes, especially in china overnight were negative and have now turned positive. games and equity in asia, games and currency as well. the centralollar as bank leaves rates unchanged but gets a little bit more dovish and it leaves its main benchmark rate unchanged. it gets a little bit more dovish because it is not seeing the inflation that it would like to see. the pound up 1.5% because of thin
i am francine lacqua. first thing s first. let s check on the markets. we have seen movement after we had data from germany. the european stoxx 600 gaining 1%. miners on the up. i want to say the south korean won. this is after what chair yellen said. jumping the most in six years after chair yellen quelled speculation that u.s. interest rates will be raised in july at 0.7434 after at the rba leaves everything unchanged. let s get to bloomberg first word news with the very latest. a car bomb in the center of istanbul has killed 11 people. the city s governor has said many more have been injured in the blast. it appears to be a terrorist attack targeting a police vehicle. use referendum. she speak to a lawyer first. that is the warning from jenny watson, the chief counting wants her chief accounting officer. which forbids the publication of any information about people have voted before polling stations close at 10:00 p.m. saudi arabia has approved a economic overall on
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attacks in paris that killed at least 129, including one american. french president hollande says isis is responsible for the massacre. the french say they have identified one suicide bomber, while authorities in belgium have now detained seven potential accomplices. the attacks are now the focus of the g-20 summit of world leaders in turkey, including president obama. we ll talk with ben rhodes, moment. but first senior foreign affairs correspondent greg alcott is live in paris with the latest. chris, we are standing in front of the bataclan music haul where 89 young concert-goers were slaughtered, as the french come to grips with the horrific terror. that i.d. d suicide bomber was found here, or his finger was. his body was blown apart by a bomb. the print from that finger showed he was a french national, a classic home-grown terrorist. the national stadium a few miles from here where three suicide bombers, a syrian passport has been found. greek officials now confirm