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well. but i like how you mentioned brazil. to john for air and 10 minutes in brazil but between brazil and the philippines, a lot of emerging-market politics going on within the student of economics and finance. of economics stew and finance. francine: now, let s get to the bloomberg first word news. nejra: bernie sanders is not going away. he says he will fight for every last vote. night, he defeated democratic front-runner hillary clinton and the west virginia primary. lead inlinton has a big delegates, closing in on the number she needs for the nomination. meanwhile, presumptive republican nominee donald trump won in both west virginia and nebraska. he faced voters for the first time since rival ted cruz dropped out. british prime mr. david cameron may have an awkward time and ofrat s when the leaders nigeria at afghanistan visit this week or he told queen elizabeth the two countries are extremely corrupt. prime minister cameron: nigerians, the leader is fantasticall ....
you can credit oil prices for this. joe: an impressive turnaround, we started off in the red. futures offered opened negative. all,morning markets took so quite a strong day. a little off the highs, but not much. apple was the biggest gainer on the dow. warren buffett giving a vote of dashboard of confidence. and almost 0.2% stake but to be fair there was a separate regulatory filing. associate a t company like apple with a company like archer. one interesting thing, check out after that week chinese data, australia s 10 year yield hitting an all-time low. maybe it will go down lower. you can see why there s demand for. also anxiety over the british pound, no let up there. it did come back a bit. the other notable thing you were pointing out is the south african rand. the two-month low versus the dollar. reports are police are set to arrest the finance minister. that s not a story want out there when there s already major concerns about government stability. oil havin ....
brexit and the bank. mark carney is back in brussels. how hard willie how hard will he hit the league camp this time? we are a half hour away from the european open. how do we think and s or shaping up? how do we think things are shaping up? .3% here in europe. the euro stoxx are down three .3%. we finished in negative territory yesterday. euro-dollar, keep an eye on what is happening with the dollar. it remains a focus for investors . the dollar getting a little bit of traction. brent trading come still 4794. gold trading down and 3%. trading down .3%. keep an eye on what is happening with the turkish lira today. we are going to get more information little later on. what is the future on one of the moderate reformers? we will talk about that later. that s get you caught up. here is bloomberg first word news with juliette saly. juliette: china may need a bailout worth trillions of dollars. that is according to an analysts. of the risk from china s credit binge. ....
how on earth can anyone get a hotel room right now? tom: they can t. some substance may come out of it. i m watching more e.c.b. than opec. i think it could be interesting. caroline through surveillance for the five hours this morning. but right now to bloomberg news. the opec ministers are in a meeting this hour with production policy atop the agenda. delegates familiar with the situation think saudi arabia is ready for a deal with opec members in an attempt to mend divisions. no formal offer has been made. the e.c.b. is in vienna for the rate decision. economists see no change on the horizon. the president will brief reporters after they set policy. the projections are set to reinforce the monetary easing that the e.c.b. is struggling to meet inflation goals. angela merkel is headed for another conflict with the turkish president. the parliament is voting on condemning the ottoman empire killings and deportation of armenians as genocide. france, russia and other ....
call the senate foreign relations committee to order. we thank our witnesses for being here, and i m looking forward to your testimony. as much of the world concentrates on the isis threat and instability in the middle east, the committee takes this opportunity to consider efforts by the united states and other partners to counter extremism in the sub-saharan african area. long-term development has been the norm across much of africa including here tell you what. ben, even with large letters i can t see anymore. [laughter] including here in our committee with the recent signing of the power africa legislation, which we re all very proud of and appreciate the way the administration has led on that effort also, that we hope will help bring investment to a key sector for economic growth and opportunity. whereas in the middle east we have been reacting to abhorrent state and terrorist violence and the uprooting of millions of people, in africa we ve had the opportunity ....