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disinformation and propaganda, president trump s rhetorical assault on beijing steps up a gear. the u.s. senate passes a bill to the last chinese companies on european and de-list chinese companies on european indexes. the bank of england president said get of rates are not being ruled out. plus, cut to junk. angela merkel says a decision on the lufthansa bailout should be expected shortly after the german airline becomes the latest to lose its investment grade status on the s&p. take a look at futures this morning. we do see losses in futures. euro stoxx 50 futures down a little bit more than 1%. 0.6 6%.ures falling we see drops on u.s. futures, as well. s&p, and nasdaq futures all down by more than 0.5%. anna, the gmm? anna: let s have a look at the gmm. quite a mixed picture in the asian session after some gains in europe and the u.s. yesterday. lifted in part by some better corporate reporting in the u.s. we see a little bit of nervousness around geopolitics and the o
New-yorkUnited-statesNorwayAustraliaHong-kongUnited-kingdomParisFrance-general-FranceTexasBeijingChina one to watch today but if you look at the initial signals, we are lower on the stoxx 600. it was a strong session yesterday for the dax up close to 1.8%, clearing fresh hurdles, well above that 13,400 level rough day to follow up on some of though gains. let s see what we re seeing elsewhere. telco is at the top, healthcare is at the bottom most of the markets really showing sectors are declining out of the starting position in terms of that sector, couple of reports in there including sanofi the overall picture is a weaker one. just outpaced to the down side by travel and leisure sliding by a quarter of a percent basic resources, a slightly weaker start up by a quarter. utilities off by 0.2%. the others, media stocks, we ve had that sector trade down by 0.10%. utilities down slight declines in the early start of the session wayment to get to retail quickly. next is falling again after a horrible trading session yesterday on the back of its concerns around unusual volatile pa
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