both sides of the olympic. of the atlantic. vonnie: intercontinentalexchange has just one approval to put in a speedbump in its futures trading, effectively three milliseconds of a delay, which will hopefully make sure that things like flash crashes and so on don t happen. we have been anticipating this would be the decision. nevertheless, it is seeing ftc the plan tod implement this speedbump for its futures trading. the s&p 500 is up about 1/4 of 1%, so a modest bounce today. the nasdaq up closer to 1%. the 10 year yield is repairing itself to a certain extent. it was at 2.3436. it is up another couple of basis points now. in terms of the major movers, we are seeing general improvement, but caterpillar, exposed to china, down to 10th of 1%. 1%.arnings down 2/10 of on earnings, coca-cola is up 8/10 of 1%. electronic arts is having great days, contrary to some of the days they had in the last few sessions. the worst performer in the s&p adjuvant is down, having disappoint
launched an icbm for the first time. president trump tweeted that perhaps china would end this nonsense once and for all. and china willia be meeting. china s official news agency, trade between 33% inand china raised the first five months of the year. further questions about donald trump s travel ban. the state of hawaii is challenging the enforcement of the order. they asked a federal judge to deny. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am emma chandra. this is bloomberg. thank you very much. those are the headlines. let s look at the markets to show you where we are on the european equity session. the fourth of july is celebrating in the u.s. this is the picture right now. 0.2% at the moment. we have seen north korea digesting the carried out that icbm launch. some strengthening. we have the dollar-yen strengthening. yields are weaker. is a little weaker now. stories, north korea claimed they successf
bank of greece governor. and a swiss company a johnson & johnson takeover target. in athens guy: let s talk about why we are here. be speaking to s the governor of the bank of greece. he sits in the ecb as well. we need to have a conversation about what is happening on the ground in greece, which talking to ceos, they sound positive. a big rally in greek assets. then we come to the ecb. thinking about the big questions. the meeting on the eight. what is it ultimately going to deliver. that is what we are building up to. the ecb, a lot to think about at the moment. anna: a lot to talk about. let s have a look at where we are expecting to open. half an hour until the start of the european equity trading. asian session has been decent. indian equities up. movement,ting contrary to the direction of travel. since the victory of donald trump, the story has been of the strong dollar. the euro, up 0.4%. the ecb story factoring in. with this story, we are watching what is happening
european markets are up this morning following from gains in asia and the world s count down to the federal reserve policy decision. members of the fomc begin their crucial meeting later today. for more on how the markets are cross straight over to mark. mark: gains, but why? that is the big question. because the odds of a rate increase our 32% and on monday it was twice 6%. so investors are less certain that the fed won t raise interest rates. 50-50 asked much whether they think they will raise rates. china did rising and what it always does is bounceback in the last hour. two-day three-day. it was lower 75 minutes ahead of the close. all the way up today and closing up by 4.9%. rose as highst 5.9% which was the biggest rally since when the market does that it is often associated with state intervention. don t forget this is an index which sunk 20% since august 11 and is tracing trading or deny percent below the record set on the 12th of june. have a look at a currency w
antitrust laws, the largest fine in corporate history. a very good morning to you. welcome to countdown. i am mark barton. also coming today is your smart television passing your conversations on to private parties? first, the risk from greece s standoff with the eurozone grow by the day. that is the view of george osborne. he has been speaking to bloomberg at the g20 meeting in istanbul. greece s future in the eurozone is high on the agenda. the danger of greece leading to a bad outcome is increasing. he said the risks to the world economy and british economy are also growing and he is urging other countries attending the g-20 meetings to find common solutions. in an injury in an interview with bloomberg in istanbul osborne talked about the risk and how he is planning to deal with any outcome. it is clear the risks to the world economy, the risk to the british economy on the standoff of the eurozone and greece is growing each day and i think the risks of the miscalcula