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The road to hold. Fatah minutes is suggested the central bank will keep rates suggestd fed minutes the central bank will keep rates unchanged. Ubs names its new boss. The worlds biggest wealth manager pouches ings ralph hamers to succeed Sergio Ermotti as ceo. Just under an hour away from the start of cash equity trading in europe. I want to take a quick look first off that ap mollermaersk coming out with earnings this morning. We are looking at a shipping company that posted earnings a little bit ahead of schedule. Let me just pull up the ticker here. Inmollermaersk in denmark, copenhagen of course, right now putting at earnings out earnings. Tda at about 5. 5 million. 5. 5 billion. Ap mollermaersk missing with da. Forecast for 2020 ebit we see the previous years earnings. Previous year and a on the forecast as well. We are getting a lot more here across the wire. Anglo american coming out with earnings. That may go ahead and pul ....
Billion in the biggest ipo ever. Opec cuts a deal to cut output target. Were live in vienna. China handling request for tariff waivers on soy purchases. Safety first. Uber reports more than 3000 Sexual Assault claims globally last year. The chief legal officer called it a reflection of society. Matt, good morning. Matt im looking at the u. S. 10 year yield, among other things, hovering around 1. 8 . And hell see this flatline for a while today. A lot of times, traders will turn off their algorithms, their Computer Trading programs, right around the jobs announcement and try to get a human advantage for the few moments its possible in these markets. Movehen this number will if we get a shocking jobs number one way or the other. Were looking for 183,000, but the whisper number is only 140,000, so at least bloomberg clients who participate are looking for a lower number. Take ....
Lets get into these results from samsung. What was the offer . Not as impressed as the shareholders are. They seem pretty impressed. I think there is a lot of concern they need to be aware of. First of all, the chip business really fell off a cliff. Operating profit really fell a lot. The other thing is the smartphone business had a good quarter. It was the secondhighest sale on record for that division. Incomecompare operating versus a couple of quarters ago, operating profit was a lot lower. Margins a lot worse than it had been in the past. They said themselves this quarter, the fourth quarter, they would see a deterioration, not only in shipments, but also a have bees. What they ship will be the cheaper phones. Not the flagship stuff they had in the first quarter. The cheaper stuff. Those are the landmines investors need to be worried about as we go into the next. Components are weak and their products are week as well. It definitely is downbeat, a column this morning. You sum up by ....
Required give and take on both sides. I believe that the joint report being published is in the best interest of the whole of the uk. European banks rally as global supervisors finally sign off on agreements ten years in the making the chair of the Basil Committee says the compromise reached was worth that long struggle it was not so easy to get to the number 72. 5, but give than we do have a compromise, everybody has signed off everybody is prepared to implement it in this particular way. A shutdown averted for now President Trump will sign a shortterm funding bill to keep the u. S. Government in motion for another two weeks as the search continues for a political compromise a positive start across europe this morning. The stoxx 600 up 0. 4 . A lot of green on that board alo lot of that driven by marke sentiment about these votes. We can see that the ftse is up nearly 0. 2 ....
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