has an impact on our business. francine: good morning. this is bloomberg surveillance . i am francine lacqua in singapore for the new economy or. forum. tomorrow we will speak to the new chief executive of global science, and the former treasury secretary hank paulson. in on let s check markets, we are seeing a little bit moving sideways especially when it comes from europe. i am looking at what is happening in europe and putting it into context at what is happening in asia. it is a little bit of a mixed picture across global stock markets. investors are entering into a holding pattern while they wait for the u.s. midterm elections. on your screen, edging lower with american futures. the pound extending gains under brexit hopes. the dollar is pretty much steady. let s get to the bloomberg first word news. has repeatedtrump that he will clinch a trade deal with china because both sides want a solution. he told a rally he is certain beijing wants to talk, and he will insist o
surveillance. i am francine lacqua in london and these are your markets. it is all about treasuries today. off seven-yeart highs, adding two pressures on risk assets. stocks mixed, stoxx 600 pretty flat. the finance minister of italy is starting to speak in parliament and a second. the italian 10 year yield is at 3.57. he did here on bloomberg surveillance. in 20 minutes, we talked outlook for oil. first, straight to the bloomberg first word news with taylor riggs. taylor: italy s deputy prime minister says britain s real enemy is jean-claude juncker and the brussels bureaucracy that pushes open borders. bonds and stocks tumbled as salvini attacked the eu. he said next year s election will be between austerity and those who want to create jobs. in the u.s., the trump administration has called on saudi arabia to for answers in the disappearance at a reporter, of a saudi journalist and a critic of the royal family, last seen entering the kingdom s consulate in a stumble. s
cleared. a judge overturns the u.s. mask mandate on public transit. what does that mean now? big day in sports. home opener and playoff matchup on opposite sides of the bay. we start with the breaking news at 3:00. a san francisco man wrongfully convicted for the murder of his friend now exonerated . 60-year-old joaquin ciria spent the past decades in prison for the murder that happened in 1990. the san francisco da office and innocence commission worked hard on the case. kpix 5 has been following this story and we will have the full story at 6:00 . a federal judge in florida just overturned the national mask mandate covering transportation with regards to mask rules on airplanes and other public transit. she rules the cdc exceeded their statutory authority and did not follow proper rulemaking procedures. the cdc extended the mask rule tiy thencycited concerns about the ba.2 omricron sub variant. there is a little bit of confusion. it is not immediately clear if the
will the free democrats be able to and green party for my deal with that? democrats this is bloomberg: surveillance. i m mark martin in london. equities, seven days of decline before today. sinceosing streaks november last year. the streak has ended one hour into the thursday session. stocks are up hundred, buying 4/10 of 1%. sterling lower, the dollar falling for its first day in three. retail sales data across the bloomberg terminal terminal, down roughly. we will bring it to life. .nflation tuesday german 10 year yield up today. 39 basis points, rising for the first day in three. 48 basis points before the ecb. in october, 26. that puts it in perspective. it s come down since then. oil is up, $55.35. u.s. rose,in the extending its record run. but get bloomberg first new first word is with sebastian selleck. sebastian: ron johnson has become the first republican to oppose the gop tax plan in the senate. he says it doesn t do enough for a lot of businesses. that came
surveillance. what a week we had on the markets last week. this is the tension as we get onto monday. this is what i m looking at in terms of stocks. they are gaining some 1.6%. we are also seeing futures in the u.s. pointing to a higher open. things can reverse quite quickly and change quite quickly. downan see the vix index some 10% and euro-dollar, 1.2276. if there is an infection beyond equities and the vix, it would be in credit markets. also coming up, we talk markets and last week s correction with morgan stanley. later on, we talked to eric nielsen, chief economist at unicredit. plus, we talk ecb and brexit. let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news. is readye u.s. says it to engage in nuclear talks with north korea. vice president mike pence dubbed the new strategy maximum pressure and engagement at the same time. the comments signal a shift in policy after they agreed to pursue a dialogue with pyongyang at the winter olympics. budget director mick mulvane