a lori warm welcome to the pulse. i m manus cranny. let s take you to the site of where the next debate on greece s future will take place. this is the german parliament where we expect the debate to start. already, there s a little bit of this and within the german ranks a little bit of dissent within the german ranks. a member of merkel s christian democratic union, the systemic importance of greece for the eurozone hasn t been demonstrated. there can only be one vote, and that is no. how many of the german parliament will vote against the outline basis for a great deal? the german lawmakers say their country s 86 billion euro a package today. let s move it along and get to our reporters. we are going to cross to caroline hyde in athens, paul gordon in frankfurt. caroline, let s kick it out to you first. i love the line that i heard this morning. you were given a hotel bill. on that hotel bill, the rate has changed already. caroline: not happening across the board. many
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welcome. you are watching the pulse. we are live from bloomberg s european headquarters. i am guy johnson. busy morning for the eurozone. the french finance minister is ofnning 21 billion euros spending cuts in 2017. he has outlined next year s budget. he says the french government sees the deficit falling 4% in 2017. we won t get 2.8% until 2017. this is the line that really encapsulates the story from the french this morning. the rhythm of debt reduction is appropriate to the situation, safire says. no further efforts will be demanded of the french. the government needed to put the country on the right track. refuses austerity. that tells you a lot about the direction of travel here. it is going to maybe continue to change the relationship with germany. we have also had news out of the germans this morning when it comes to manufacturing, below 50 according to the pmi this morning. this is the flash number. that has sent the euro tumbling as well. we had a touch at 1.26 ye
the chief operating officer disagrees saying the government is to blame. of course it s about france. it s been a change in the outlook. it s a strong rating, aa, but we indeed believe the risks are increasingly tilted toward the downside. a blurry outlook at luxottica. shares slump as the ceo steps down after just six weeks on the job. a texas health care worker becomes the first person to contract ebola in the united states. the cdc says protocols must have been breached. you re watching worldwide exchange bringing you business news from around the globe. welcome on this monday morning. the euro stock is shedding 2.7%. and today it s off .6% following the lead from asia also down. the stoxx 50 is down .40%. look at the individual markets, germany had a massive 4.4%. it continues today. the ftse is put on negative watch as a lagger down half a percent. italy down .40%. the u.s. bond market is closed but it s columbus day. on friday we saw the 30-year go to the lo