home and iwg shares surge after the provider confirms a bid approach all right. so this is the first day back from the christmas holiday let s see how the picture is trading in europe this morning we did have a bit of a mixed session in asian equities overnight. of course a lot of the rebound was led by the kmcommodities an mining sector in europe. things opened up a little weak but things more positive now as we delve into some of the stories. but let s take a look at the european individual indices and see what the picture is like there. and as we mentioned, you know, the past couple of days in the u.s., u.s. markets have been struggling the last four trading sessions, actually, dow, s&p, and nasdaq did have negative days in europe it looks as though the picture is a lot more positive this morning all three majors slightly positive ftse is the underperformer on the day. let s take a quick look at sectors. basic resources up 1%. commodities and mining sector did have a v
i m back. kelly is off for an entire week, a very well earned thanksgiving rest in america. so coming up, we ll be out in tel aviv as international pressure mounts to find a solution to the ongoing violence. hillary clinton on route to jerusalem. we ll get a view on president obama s trip to cambodia where tensions over the south china sea look to dominate the as sas summit. we ll have updates about the greek tranche. and lines are already facing for the latest tech ahead of the all-important black friday deals. but first, the french finance minister has responded to moody s downgrade by saying government reforms will get the economy back on track. and that french debt is amongst the surest and most liquid in the eurozone. moody s joined s&p by stripping paris of its aaa rating citing growing about public debt levels and its diminished ability to withstand future euro area shock. bank of japan remains steadfast despite rising political pressure prompted by controversial comme
you would think other banks would be piling on the negative statements but do they feel sorry for city and their ceo? charlie gasparino is here with the details. call the bankers bonus and how is this not keeping in that thing? when you talk to rival bankers they have no reason to stick out for citigroup and not on the record because they are afraid. what they say is look at the arbitrary nature of what goes on with stress tests. last year jpmorgan didn t fail to address tests but they got some sort of delay and asked for more stuff to do more stuff in terms of capital and all that so they delayed and forced them to do more. why did they do that? the people at jpmorgan did that not because they have a capital fund but believe it was payback for the london whale. whenever these raiders miss something they use the stress test as a way of smacking back at the banks and putting them on notice. that is what dick bove said. adam: a lot of taxpayers would say good. we could wait
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