inspiring passion because i know we re returned home after many years abroad. and gone out we go for a ride with one of the 1st female tracks and drive. europe it was the dream destination for paul not to like many others he wanted to leave his country in search of a better life money security a well paid job a big house that s what young migrants are hoping for and that s what people smugglers promise them. but what about the risks of making the journey to europe full now do is now back home in ivory coast s and his warning others about how dangerous illegal migration can be. the biggest city of ivory coast and the home of paul not to. 2016 he wanted to migrate to europe but he was arrested in libya and sent to a crowded prison with more than 4000 inmates. who. initially. it was a prison where she sometimes came to look for people. forced into prostitution to see others were sent to places which were known for organ trafficking if they knew that your parents were to be treat
there are conversations floating about about whether brent and go negative. we are trading up 11% today. up 1.5%. the peripheral bond market, i massive story at the moment, as you can see. we saw a huge auction in spain earlier on, following on the heels of an auction yesterday in italy. we are continuing to watch what is happening as we build up towards an eu meeting tomorrow that could barely be make or break. the ecb talking about whether it could potentially accept grade that in collateral. italy is facing a rating review come friday. this is a live debate in europe. euro-dollar trading at $1.0852. coming up, we are spending a lot of time talking about what is happening with the oil story. we going to fold that in to what is happening with other assets and how they are being affected. also coming up shortly, we will hear from the nasdaq president, i d enough freedom and nasdaq president, adena friedman. this is bloomberg. this is bloomberg markets. good morning
expedia up 6.3%, after the ceo ceo both out at the company which signifies potentially a shift in strategy. not even a month from the last earnings which caused the stock to drop 20% that day. salesforce.com ceo both out at t performers right now, down 2.5%. guy, what is happening in europe? guy: stoxx 600 up by a percent. the pound trading 1.31 on the cable rate. a 2.5-year high. brent crude up by 3.5%. vonnie: let s get back to trade, the one story that markets are moving on. the u.s. and china moving closer to the amount of tariffs that would be rolled back in phase one of the deal. meanwhile, president trump saying the talks are going well. we have made progress but we will make a lot of progress. we just want fairness. we have to have fairness in trade, not only with the eu, but many other countries. talking to china, those discussions have been going well. will see what happens. vonnie: we are joined by ash alankar from denver this morning. if there is a phase one to
out within the have and have-nots of retail, the targets versus the macy s and jcpenneys. we have the oecd cutting its global growth forecast for this year, in particular germany. they see growth up there just 0.4%. but the market goes nowhere. the markets really want to drive higher here. for globalow exchange, where we bring you today s market moving news from all around the world, from beijing to new york to atlanta. our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this morning s top stories. in china, top trade negotiator liu he says he is cautiously optimistic on a trade deal. shawn donnan joins us from beijing. whatever we learned so far from china? shawn: we learned that liu he, the vice premier, has been sending out some positive signals. what is important about that is at comes at a time when some folks in the market and some folks close to the talks are warning that these talks are in a pretty fragile state and could fall apart still. liu he, as part of a visiting delega
licensing and patents and qualcomm plus response as well. a lot of other qualcomm s response as well. even activision, blizzard was a downgrade. scarlet: we were talking about what is happening with the china feed into all of this and what it will do to corporate earnings. story out of london is theresa may. will she quit? that s the big question being asked in london today. the foreign exchange market is responding to this story. we are looking at a cable rate that is 136.34. we are down another .6%. the rate of decline is i watering. we ve never seen a decline of this length for the british pound, going back years and years. let s take a look at where european markets are more broadly. we are only down .1%. we are off of our lows. will theresa may go and will she go today, bonnie? vonnie? vonnie: minutes from last month s fomc meeting is out at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we make it insight into the discussion on what it might take for a rate cut. bloomberg spoke with jim bullar