Evening. Ernoon, good this is bloomberg surveillance. Im francine here in london. Of course, its monday. To everyone out there. A lot of the focus is on what we heard from President Trump yesterday. Ideal way to actually reopen an economy is well. Uarding lives as well look at italy as today is the first what they call phase two. Actually day that its starting to slowly reopen. His is what your markets are doing. The focus is not just on european stocks, but on you can see european stocks down some 2 . Crude oil. Because of the rolling of the contracts and what we saw just a to le of weeks ago need spend a bit of time in terms of oil and what they see. President trump also blasting china. We troo i and figure out what that means for trade. Ell be speaking to our Brenda Murray very shortly. Now lets get straight to new york city. Bloomberg first reviews is we begin with the daily falling from the u. K. To italy. Hats as leaders across europe grapple with how to ease lockdown restriction
Are right about the Economic Data. This is the point where it is beginning to click in nation to nation, and we are seeing some grim data. I look at the eto screen for the United States later this week, and those are numbers. We l points that where that we have never seen before. Two year yield continues to grind this morning. Francine we also look at renminbi, given what President Trump said about chinese tariffs yesterday. Lets get to first word news with viviana hurtado. Viviana as many as 100,000 americans could die from the new coronavirus, this death toll update coming from donald trump. He said he hopes deaths would total less than 60,000. So far more than 67,000 americans have died. President trump accuses china of trying to cover up the coronavirus outbreak. He promises the u. S. Government would release a conclusive report on the pandemics chinese origins. He also says imposing tariffs on chinese imports would the ultimate punishment and an explosive Associated Press report s
For jobs that coming up friday, it is stunning deliver depression across the developed countries. The labor depression across the developed countries. Francine there is this raging debate we have been trying to focus on bloomberg surveillance for two weeks, inflation or deflation. I think the one thing we need to try and figure out is when does job creation comeback . Will we ever come back to the to what we had even 12 months ago or will a lot of the jobs be lost and therefore you need some kind of schemes to retrain people, to put them in other jobs . How and what the legacy of this covid19 illness will be for how the economy changes is critical in trying to make sure people get back to work. Tom you really saw the tension over the weekend. Prime minister johnson dealing with the United Kingdom and that idea of a locked, certainly, we are that last night from the president at the lincoln memorial. Here is viviana hurtado. Viviana we begin with president donald trump, is many as 100,0
Territory. We will see how long that lasts. A strengthening dollar today and treasuries at around 63 basis points for the 10 year yield. European markets are returning today. The ftse 100 was the only one open on may 1. The rest were closed. We went lower the first thing this morning. The ftse opened and was trading higher, but all of the others lower. Out of the gate as you say, we got a stronger teller today. A big move coming out of the ecb tomorrow sorry, out of the Constitutional Court regarding the ecb. We had some really poor Economic Data out of the manufacturing front in europe as well. The italian 10 year selling off just a touch. Brent crude up by 1. 21 . Climbing init risk europe unbidden mounting economic concerns over u. S. Suggestions that china hid the severity of the covid19 outbreak. A sickly escalating rhetoric, which is being a little bit aggressive towards china. We have a speech from the National Security advisor today which called out china and the suppression of
Suddenly very risk off, with the s p 500 and dow down. The nasdaq is down one point 25 for the worst performance. , dow jones news reporting it is facing criminal and civil scrutiny into years of 77 max Quality Control lapses. Once again, reporting that boeing is facing criminal and civil scrutiny into years of 737 max Quality Control lapses. As we know, boeing plays a part in many of these indices, so it is definitely weighing on those in the last few minutes, erasing most, if not all of its gains. In numbers tomorrow, which is worth bearing in mind. Inopean banks are firmly focus. Loan loss provisions a big part of what we are seeing here today. , one of which is results out today. What thee a listen to banking ceos we have been talking have had to say about the economy. Greatres obviously a degree of uncertainty around that range. We saw 3 billion of expected credit losses in the first quarter, up fourfold on the charge from q4 of last year. 7 billion to 11 billion range is an estim