it should be available across the u.k. starting next week, with priority going to care homes, frontline workers, and the elderly. joining us with more from berlin is bloomberg s european health care reporter. naomi, it is approved. what does the rollout actually look like? is the infrastructure in place to distribute this quickly? reporter: good morning. this is approved. the rollout will probably be a matter of months, not days or weeks. the government has said they have set up 50 hospitals to deliver this vaccine. it will also in some cases be able to be put into a cooling carrier to be brought directly to care homes and given to people there. this is not a case of snapping the fingers, and next week suddenly 20 million people in the u.k. have been vaccinated. guy: how far behind as the rest of europe? naomi: that is a very good question. the rest of europe is probably a few weeks behind. we will have to see how the review shakes up in europe. there has been a rolling revie
the bloomberg terminal. sentiment boost. the fed announces it will begin buying individual corporate bonds. the trump administration considers a $1 trillion infrastructure proposal. risk-on becomes the only words investors on investors minds as stocks rally. fears of a second wave of coronavirus infections take a backseat. you can see the big jumps in cash trade and futures across asia, europe, and the u.s., and a call between boris johnson and e.u. officials. the prime minister s saying he sees no reason a brexit deal cannot be reached by july. we are just one hour under under one hour away from the start of cash equity trading in europe. taking a look at futures, we see decent gains here. i saw a moment ago over 3% for dax futures. dax futures are the biggest gains. ftse futures, 2.25 percent. u.s. futures, more than one person gains as well across dow jones s&p 500 dow jones, s&p 500, and e-mini futures. looks to be risk-on for tuesday for sure. anna? anna: let s hav
bloomberg s european headquarters in london. we are getting some breaking news in terms of pmi. euro area figures pretty much as expected. greek july manufacturing pmi falling to a record low of 30.2. we were expecting a figure of 46.9. 30.2 is a record low but also very low indeed. anything below 50 indicates retraction contraction. the athens stock exchange has plunged this morning. we will have the latest from the greek capital in just a moment. first to manus, who s been taking a look at how the market has moved. not a pretty sight. manus: the biggest one-day move on record on the ase in athens. down over 21% at the open. we ve been closed for five weeks. the longest closure since 1970. we will go to hans nichols outside the exchange in a moment. you had two quarters of contraction. we are on the way to recession. national bank of greece down 30%. within the first four minutes the price has crashed. what you ve got here is a not necessarily that it saw a huge amount o
may be willing to short. a profitable trade that ends up with a negative consequence. the yields are rising nonetheless. you are right, european activities are coming down. we are close of the united kingdom. a shade lower in china. the index a little lower. voices coming through from the americas. cleveland saying all federal reserve meanings have the possibility of rate hikes on the table as did the president of san francisco is saying anything could be in place. a really mixed, virtually unchanged paris a shade lower. you have moderately weaker volumes on the day. interesting stocks. adidas 73 dollars $.83. trading higher. they said selling reebok. adidas $73.83. siemens is down, a report they are selling three businesses. and on friday i covered a story in our s sources say according to there we go. those disappointing pmi numbers. you can call it a marginal effect. the aussie dollar has had a bit of a flurry. the momentum there through april through may as the recove
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