significant challenges. hedges rise, oil falls for a c-plus talks ope are delayed for a third day. crude had capped its biggest monthly increase since may. heading for the exit. unicredit s ceo is stepping down after four years at the top of italy s biggest bank. it comes amid clashes with board members over acquisitions. it is 6:00 a.m. in london, 7:00 a.m. in vienna. we are where we are supposed to be. you wanted to start with oil. i absolutely applaud the decision. there is this line that the prince threatened to resign. my question is simple, is that petulance, posturing, or productive? good morning? morning. annmarie: i am certainly sure it is not productive. they are meeting on thursday. a brilliant note overnight saying that like with everything with opec the first day, there is always drama. she compared it to as much as drama you would see in an episode of gossip girl. a lot of infighting. usually, you and i will report on it between saudi arabia and russia. this
prompting concern and investigations and after months of lockdown it s only declares itself open to get again for tourists but it may be a tough sell if travel goals make the trip more of a headache than a holiday. welcome to the program sparked by events in the u.s. simmering frustration over racism has now broken out into protests in europe a mass rally is now underway in central london even as coronavirus restrictions remain in place tens of thousands have gathered to protest the killing of american george floyd a black man who died in police custody 10 days ago a black lives matter movement organize the demonstration to draw attention to abuse of black people s rights worldwide. and he took the spirit masses on site for us at the protests in london so bear get what has been going on there. well it s survey very peaceful protest but a very big protests i think much bigger than anybody had expected people were gathering in hyde park there was something like a sit in where p
manus: welcome to daybreak europe. the machine maker saying the first quarter net sales, 2.1 billion. that is below the market consensus of 2.7 billion. margins also under pressure. they are saying, in the fourth quarter, that their margins came in at 44.3. 48.1%.ket wanted this story,balance raising the dividend. you are seeing a number of their players. their customers flashing warning signs. samsung talking about their. the guidance from margin in terms of the first quarter also being reduced. it will be 40% from 47.3%. raising the dividend by 50%. and in terms of the other news, they are seeing full-year shipments at first quarter negatively impacted by about 300 million euros. we will dig deeper with the ceo. good morning. to the ceoill speak later. one of the big questions will be how much other industries can offset a slowdown in the smartphone market? and of course big questions around the customers, tsmc, and samsung. what does it mean for the business of asml? l
. welcome to power lunch, i m courtney reagan. it s a wild day of trading, stocks under pressure but we were lower when news on michael cohen s guilty plea broke. the dough sank mow sank but thee with news about the u.s. and china. crude rallying after falling below $50 barrel for the first time in over a year. more on that move ahead. and twitter shares on their worst pace for the month abercrombie & fitch soaring 20% on its earnings beat hey, bill. i m bill griffith. let s get straight to what s driving today s agenda we have bob pisani at the new york stock exchange following where the money is going jackie dean lgelideangelis, yla eamon javers is in buenos aires with all of the headlines in the g20 summit and the president s meeting with president xi. let s begin with bob at the big boards robert good to see you as always, old friend yesterday was about powell, today it s about tariffs let me show you an a&p intraday with significant points. around 10:30 easte
hello and a warm welcome to our viewers joining us in the united states and around the world. i m bianca nobilo. oand i m max foster. happy 2024. just ahead on cnn newsroom in their filing, the trump team attacking maine secretary of state sheena bellows. i did my duty and we await the court reviewing the matter. the leader of hamas is condemning the attack describing it as cowardly assassination carried out in his words by israel. israel s official line is no comment. fireball on the tarmac of haneda airport. the collision of the passenger plane with a japanese coast guard aircraft. this accident will go down as a bench mark and will be studied extensively going forward. live from london, this is cnn newsroom with max foster and bianca nobilo. it is wednesday, january 3, 9:00 a.m. in london, 4:00 a.m. in maine where former u.s. president trump is asking a court to overturn a decision removing him from the state s 2024 primary ballot. maine secretary o