nejra: good morning, everyone. welcome to daybreak: europe. it s 6:00 a.m. in london. will powell spoil the? policy the s&p 500 gaining 1% at the height of its rally. we are flat on futures today, the 10-year gilts up a basis gont, yesterday we saw it toward 2%. will we break through that 2% level? what will powell have to say for that to happen? we saw the impact can bull markets in europe, hitting negative territory for the first time. let s look at what we re looking at elsewhere. emerging markets, a little bit of weakness in the lira, suffering from fresh potential sanctions risk. we wait to see if it lasts. wti crude on the front foot today as well in today s session . let s check on the markets in asia, juliette saly has more. the rally were seen in global in europe ases well. jumpre having the biggest since early january, you can see the nikkei up by 1.8% in late trade. it s really hong kong s market, jumping the most since september of december of last year. aus
nations over the past two weeks twenty four insiders say delegates from nearly two hundred nations failed to agree on issues including adopting the latest environmental science and how climate action should be funded scientists say we have little more than a decade or two to cap global warming or moderate but still serious level maryanna harm has more. our planet is heating up and fast what once took hundreds of thousands of years has happened in decay since the industrial revolution with burned fossil fuels or will guess and coal to power our changing world and pump carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere the guess is lit the sun s light in but stop some of that heat escaping warming the planet much like the glass walls of a greenhouse it s now one degree hotter since pre-industrial times where on trek to so past one point five degrees celsius and around twelve years and three degrees at least by the year twenty one hundred our oceans are expanding as t
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three people. welcome to the program the two sides in yemen civil war have agreed to a cease fire in the port city of the data at un sponsored peace talks in sweden secretary general antonio the terrorists shook hands on the deal with yemen s foreign minister at the top rebel leader this round of talks old establishment of humanitarian corridors on the deployment of neutral forces the next track to shuttle for john the city of her data on the red sea is a vital entry point for the good monetary and eight needed by millions of yemenis to cede some plus to fighting in the war which began four years ago. to lease a ground the un s humanitarian coordinator in sanaa we asked her how significant they ceasefire to. yes the two hundred thousand civilians who have remained and who didn t throughout are now free from the daily fear of shelling and airstrikes and bombardment and we re also relieved because the port of who gate of which is the lifeline for northern even will be open and
a killer still on the run the french police came up empty handed after a major search operation in the strasburg suburbs a day they re looking for the man who shot and killed people tuesday night near the city s christmas market. and the first step towards peace yemen s warring parties agree to a cease fire the red for bird seed port city of today to bring relief to hundreds of thousands of yemenis on the brink of starvation. war. i bring coffee it s good to have you with us britain s prime minister is in brussels seeking help yet again because of brics it a day after facing down a leadership challenge at home to resign may is hoping to get reassurances on key points in the brics a deal that of. split her party and polarized britain s parliament but the twenty seven other european union members they re not changing the narrative here they re happy to offer warm words and some moral support but a renegotiation of the breaks a deal remains out of the question. theresa may needs