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anna: socialists win in spain. pedro sanchez to return as prime minister, but he may have to rely on catalan separatists. bayer s board back since the ceo after a shareholder vote against him. lawsuits against month santos. tick markets tech higher, but will a week of rate decisions and an extended holiday in japan see volatility on the rise? we will talk about that with our markets live team. matt: we are less than a half-hour away from the start of european trading. we still don t really see any movement in currencies. i was looking at a number of different ones, including the 111 which still has a handle. this is the pound at one to 9.34. 2934. it seems we have almost forgotten brexit is going to happen. take a look at futures. we see for the most part a positive trade on european futures. interestinglys were trading slightly down this morning. we do have dax futures in cac futures fractionally higher. ftse futures up by 0.1 percent. what else do you see on the gmm ....
welcome to daybreak: europe. 6:00 a.m. in london. two hours till the start of cash trading today. yesterday, we saw the s&p 500 dropped for the first time in four days. is there a reality check to this risk rally? s&p futures, pretty flat today. saw equities drop yesterday, you saw the 10 year treasury yield move higher by two basis points, lower by 1.8 on a 268 handle. the dollar index fairly steady. turning to the em space, you are seeing em currencies come under pressure today. there are various signs of caution around risk in today s session, even if there may be hope around progress in trade talks. growth worries coming to the fore after data from europe and the u.s. came through. the new zealand dollar coming under pressure with signals about signs of easing and wti crude flat in today s session but we are heading for a weekly gain. juliette saly is in singapore with more. how is it looking in the asian markets this morning? juliette: not such a happy friday. we a ....
the ballots are being counted in nigeria s closely fought general election. as ever, we keep an eye on the markets, the european markets buoyed by talks on trade tariffs. and with more of us now caring for an elderly or disabled loved one than ever before, we ll get the inside track on how best to manage something that can quickly become complicated and expensive. and as public transport network in london announces a ban on ads for unhealthy food we want ot know, is this a good idea and will it make a difference 7 let us know just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. when i saw the headline for that story i did wonder if they were banning junk food altogether on the trains andi banning junk food altogether on the trains and i thought no! where will i get my burgers? in the last few hours president trump has announced he will delay raising tariffs on chinese goods. a hike from 10 to 25% was due to come into effect at the end of this week. mr ....
today we want to know how do you deal with stress in the workplace? this comes after prince william reveals his mental health was affected when he worked as an ambulance pilot and he needed to open up to his fellow colleagues. let us know just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. we start in paris where the french finance minister bruno le maire has announced carlos ghosn has stepped down as chairman and chief executive of renault. it s been effectively left without a boss since november, when ghosn was arrested and held in japan for alleged financial misconduct. the french government is renault‘s top shareholder and last week finance minister le maire piled on the pressure saying renault needs sustainable governance . carlos ghosn is accused of failing to disclose some $80 million he was paid when he was also boss of nissan between 2010 and 2018, which he denies. the japanese firm has already sacked him, but renault‘s own investig ....
and europe gaining. a flexible fed is stoking appetite, but has the market found a bottom? the greenback hits its lowest level in two months. goldman sachs says expect the fall further. the investment bank lowers its .orecast for oil blackrock s constructive on gold. trade talks resume. a u.s. delegation plans in beijing to broker a resolution. analysts say the pboc s latest move to cushion the slowdown will be its last. will not be its last. since ae first session monster rally in equities in the u.s. on friday. there were a number of reasons for that. amazing jobs numbers. .he fed s new stance some technical issues. we see european futures rising across the board as well. .limbing into the session for example, we now see ftse futures up more than 0.25%. they were unchanged about a half hour ago because of strength in the pound. that is changing. dax futures up zero point 75%. 0.75%. you can see this rally reflected in the rise in yields. right now we are trading a ....