Since world war ii, says Angela Merkel, are somewhat over. Matt lets check in on the bloomberg first word news. First off for that we go to taylor rigs. Taylor starting with the story in germany, the german commands lower Angela Merkel is signaling its a new era in europe when it comes to ties with the u. S. She told a Campaign Rally that relyal reliable relations forced are somewhat over and europe must take destiny into its own hands. During President Trumps trip he called germany very bad and blasting allies for not spending enough on defense. A member of President Trumps cabinet is downpraying reports that white house advisor jarred kushner was seeking secret communication with russia. The u. S. Homeland john said is was no big deal. They spoke to russians ambassador and proposed a back channel between the Trump Transition Team and the kremlin. Many of british airplanes computer problems have ended but the chaos is lingering. The airline is trying to recover from a Massive Technolo
Kerry says hes had an exchange with china. This has a latest report suggests chinese a hackers broke into government networks. And machinery orders drop nearly 20 in japan. Hopes for a Capital Spending recovery phase. Announcer youre watching worldwide exchange, bringing you Business News from around the globe. And a warm welcome to worldwide exchange. Lack of insight from the fed minutes yesterday on timing. The u. S. Rates, giving a boost to u. S. Stocks yesterday. Europe, not really falling through. Red to green in the session today, taking the stoxx europe 600 down 0. 1 . A muted start to the trading day today. That doesnt mean we dont have some interesting movers across the board. The uk markets relatively unchanged today. We see shares in the luxury retailer, bur bury trading higher after a set of sales numbers, despite double digit growth in the quarter to the end of june. This despite a warning that apple Foreign Exchange rates may hit profits this year. Right now, that stock i
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Wednesday, and currencies slipped, as U.S. Treasury yields
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