are attempting to interfere with the presidential election. they say there was no hacking involved. 12 days until the vote. spain is the first nation in western europe with one million virus cases. it comes as u.s. hospitalization rates reach a two month high. stimulus, the wrangling continues as the white house says the goal is to reach a deal in 48 hours. the pound surges the most in six months as the u.k. and european union will resume talks over a post-brexit trade deal, just a week after boris johnson walked away. negotiators arrive in london today. it s just gone 6:00 in london. it is 1:00 in washington where procrastination and politics play out. some read headlines which we have to do first. to germany. we have breaking news there. germany s daily coronavirus hits a record. that s 12,330. a quick top line. a blistering beat. 2.9 9 billion dollars. 2.75 billion dollars. 36% margin, larger than expected. what sets the agenda for you this morning? annmarie: quickly going
bring a malaria drug to u.s. patients. global equities make gains amidst tentative signs of risk appetite. surges as president trump says he may intervene in the price war. welcome to a daybreak: europe. we have seen 30 central banks cutting rates this week. 1.5 trillion dollars of fiscal stimulus pledged worldwide. we have started to see stability in the market. asian equities, excluding japan. yesterday, we did not see limit up, limit down circuit breakers. in fact, we saw a little green on the screen, futures are dead flat. we have not yet broken the christmas low. european futures are firmly in the green and darl are dollar weakness is the focus. the fed starts dollar swap lines with nine more central banks and concerns around the lockdown pushed the dollar lower. most beaten up currencies are catching a little bit of a bid. oil record search yesterday as president trump says he may intervene. gold is higher and catching a bid, heading for its first back-to-back weekly
manus: a warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe. let s get straight into these markets. itsis rising and has had best to date gains since june. day gain since june. one thing to bear in mind, we are in mind, we are conduct cross mode on the bright market, which is where the moving averages cross over one another. there could be a lot of bullishness priced in to the cuts we already expect from the vienna. the equity markets are stepping back their overall belief, in terms of what was affected at the g20. that s by mnuchin, larry kudlow. the indian market stepping back a little bit. let s have a look at the bond market. what you see is a huge amount of buying in futures at the moment in u.s. bond futures at the moment, breaking through the 200 and moving average. that is buying futures, taking the other down over the two days. we see the losses overall in the bond market. the bloomberg markets treasury indexed narrowing the losses to 1.1%. we will debate all of those thin
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