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anna: a warm welcome to bloomberg markets: europe. i m anna edwards. of in we will get a chart a moment but were waiting to bring some earnings for you. anna: we ve got numbers from santander coming for you. ahead of the forecast of 1.73. in terms of the full in loaded ratios, the aim is to list the ratio above 11% by 2018. .ad loans ratio at 3.74% a host of updates coming through come most of which are doing better than expected. political stability in brazil was one of the expectations going into this. it got a boost from the strengthening reality in the of the strengthening rial, talking about improving performance in the banks 10 main markets. they plan to raise the dividend. we will speak to santander later this morning, the cfo will join at 7:20 u.k. time. manus: big news from credit suisse, the decision was whether to go for more capital. a 4 billion swiss franc rights issue, the proposition was around 3 billion after the market but they might get swiss busin ....
gap with its peer group? unfair and punitive. that is what canada s foreign affairs ministers calling the lumber levy. matt: very much looking forward to that conversation considering how hot this story is right now. you look at futures. we are looking at slight gains, the price looks better on the wti screen. after little gains yesterday, they jump on monday. we are looking for gains again today. check out the bund spread from treasuries. .96 going back to 1999. if you zoom in since then, you can see that we have come down substantially and we are now down below 2 again for the second time. the spread is getting thinner between buns and treasuries. guy: whether we will see that tighten up significantly, it is something we will watch carefully. money is flying into european assets right now but mainly equities. we will talk about on throughout the program. new zealand up nicely overnight. the nikkei up 1.1% in asia. many of the european markets strongly bid. off itsnese ....
credit suisse. mark barton in london with your data check. mark: looks as if the five-day winning run is sputtering or stuttering. choose your word. down by 0.1% today. the stoxx 600 boosted by results of the first-round of the french presidential election on sunday. the optimism is among investors that emmanuel macron will emerge victorious. euro-dollar, we ve been as high as the november high yesterday, just crossing 1.09. the recent rally also spluttering, stuttering, or spluttering. german 10 year yield was at a end of march high yesterday. yields creeping up in germany and across europe. towardsd a propensity riskier assets this week in the wake of the french election. nymex crude, big stockpile data today. down by 0.3%. 49 .39, francine. francine: stockpiles really in the last couple months have been able to change. now, mark, let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news. here s nejra cehic. nejra: donald trump is set to propose a 10% tax on more than $2.6 ....
anna: a warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe. on anna edwards. manus: we have a feast of breaking news for you. a headline on airbus first of all. adjustedst quarter ebit against an estimate of 326 million. they re confirming the forecasts and giving numbers for orders in revenue as well. they ve been facing some production glitches that s been afflicting them with the newest in their high-margin jets facing some of the problems. they have suffered problems because of shortages from suppliers. two suppliers both said they were addressing the issues but perhaps it s something that s giving the company policy for thought this morning. that s one of the companies were covering, airbus saying adjusted free cash flow has come in at 1.6 billion euros. manus: let s talk about the world biggest cancer drug maker, roche. the company confirmed its full-year there were talking about 2017 as being low mid single-digit growth and they been hoping to raise the dividend. ,ir ....
central bank governor mario draghi strike a hawkish tone to the market anticipates, and what will this mean for peripheral bonds. as earnings season hits. in swing, we will speak to an interview deutsche bank cfo at 10:00 cet. ecb andtalk about the deutsche bank. let s talk about where we are with markets. focus on the since of direction. at this point in time there isn t much. but off with calculations for europe. down a bit but not by much. anbe we will see underperformance and peripheral markets, but no clear sense of direction coming through from equity markets. we are digesting what is happening, plus we will figure out whether or not draghi will provide a surprise later on. they start to the week, market feels like a distracting now. stock little bit about what we are seeing around the world. gmm at the moment pointing to come again, not a lot. we are watching what s happening with the nafta story. drift in thea markets, donald trump providing a few surprises. ....