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bloomberg surveillance. there is a lot of concern about the coronavirus but it is not impacting markets as much. traders are focusing on the money thinking this can be contained, and earnings better than expected. happening, the u.s. 10 year yield 1.61. on bloomberg surveillance later this hour we speak to the biggest maker of diabetes drugs. let s get to the first word news in new york city. here in the u.s. we begin with the state of the union address, president trump striking a triumphant tone, stating his bid for reelection on the strength of the economy. america s fortunes are on the rise and its future is blazing bright. the years of economic decay are over. make no mistake, it was a deeply partisan affair, the president turning his back on nancy pelosi as she offered to shake his hand. when the speech was over, nancy pelosi ripping up the transcript of the speech. companies pushing into streaming is off to a swift start. disney plus soaring to $29 million b ....
evening. an acute selloff in china. they have been closed for the chinese lunar new year. stock futures in the u.s. are taking it in their stride. if you look at the u.s. 10 year yield, they are both dropping once again. manufacturing for the month of january, that is coming in at 47.9. we will be speaking to the chief executive of julius baer this morning. let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news. with china s oil demand which is plunged by 20%. executives describe it the scale and the demand caused by the coronavirus outbreak. it s probably the largest the market has suffered since the financial crisis. opec and its allies are considering how to respond. the battle of a brexit doesn t look like it s going away anytime soon even though the u.k. left the eu. prime minister boris johnson in london to walk away from talks. he does not want to set of regulations of the rulings and say britain will prosper with or without a deal. in london, authorities say a ma ....
limit. romaine: we saw them pretty much straight out of the gate. some of those losses did tempora er ale bit did temp little bit. sonali: u.s. futures still up, so at least the u.s. markets are shaking some of this off. romaine: we can csb futures up we can see s&p futures up about 0.5%. the end of the month basically erasing all the gains of the year on stocks. the 10 year yield was the big story of last week, really last month, hovering right now at about 1.54%. sonali: brent crude down. we have demand down in china quite a bit, so not surprising to see a drop in the price there. romaine: take a look at euro-dollar here, $1.1062. seeing a little bit of a decline today despite some relatively upbeat numbers only pmi level out of italy and france, as well as spain. when you took a look at your vincent: romaine: now for the versus pound, a bit of a different story. you re seeing a bit more of a bounce there. time now for the global bloomberg first take. exchange, ....
new york stock exchange and nasdaq on market sentiment for tech firms going public. first, to our top story. researchers are not sure exactly what infected amazon ceo jeff bezos s phone after rows of revelations it was hacked. with bagnis a suspected with investigating forensic experts detected a massive spike in data being siphoned from it. hours after bezos received a whatsapp message from a saudi royal. the malware behind mac remains a mystery. to discuss in washington, marcus fowler, director of strategic threat at dark trace. and in studio is our reporter. let me start with you. we have had a few days to digest all of this. what do we know about the malware that was implanted in that video message via whatsapp? we have not learned a lot other than the chronology of how jeff bezos s phone was attacked. he met with the saudi crown prince in 2018, they exchanged numbers. that day he received this message that presumably included that correctede his phone. forens ....
the death toll rises. the government expands its lockdown to 30 million people. plus, the chief executive with power. good morning, good afternoon, and good evening, everyone. this is bloomberg surveillance . i am francine lacqua at the world economic forum in davos. july,s for the month of actually, the month of january, services following the 52.2, the forecast pretty much in line with expectations. are your go, there markets, these dog gaining, you re a 10 year yield at 1.75 the euro 10-year yield at 1.75. christine lagarde spoke to me earlier this morning. ms. lagarde: if markets are interested in what is happening in the next 12 months, we should not pay too much attention to the strategies, because we are conducting two different exercises here. we will have our monetary policy access met and review, as usual, every six weeks, we all get together, we look at the numbers, we look at the markets, we look at the views of the citizens, in terms of inflation expect ....