hong kong, the latter saying it will maintain security and division. good morning, everyone. this is bloomberg surveillance. i am francine lacqua here in london. the market is actually pausing a little bit. if you look at the global stock seen, it isve pausing for breath today. the dow rebounding. the dollar actually rebounding from its weakest level since early march. treasuries are pretty much study. backup of 1% for the first time since march. a lot of the focus on stagnant asian, and a lot of the focus on the euro, depending on what the ecb does. the ecb plans to boost monetary stimulus, and of course we will look at jobs and employment data. now let s get to the bloomberg first word news in london with leigh-ann gerrans. hi, leigh-ann. leigh-ann: good morning, francine. saysr general jim mattis the president is trying to divide the american people, accusing him of making a mockery of the constitution. he publicly oppose the president was the idea of deploying the milit
being pushed between them and the u.s. with a new cold war. wang yi, the foreign minister , warned the u.s. not to cross beijing s redline on taiwan. in the u.k., oxford university has reportedly run into a hurdle are developing a coronavirus vaccine. according to the telegraph, a decline in infection rates may make it difficult to prove whether the vaccine is indeed successful. a is said that there is only 50% chance of coming up with an effective vaccine. japan is issuing a state of instituting masses massive testing, but it s death toll is far below 1000. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in i m than 120 countries, leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. nejra? nejra: leanne, thank you so much. we are seeing clear risk on an today s session. bear in mind that the holiday in the u.k. of the u.s. will be thinner liquidity, but even with the emergence of geopolitical risks with regard to hong k
pope s south american tour. hello be. there are fears greek banks could be just days away from collapse if package for emergency funding seasoned agreed on. banks will remain shut until at least thursday, and limits on withdrawals will continue. mario drage says he needs help to lift restrictions. euclid tsakalotos has been appointed finance minister after yanis varoufakis resigned. jonah hull has the story of how greece is reacting. on this day there is one sentiment above others on the streets. i m proud of my people. yes, i feel proud for my people but also confused because we say no to the proposal of europe. we want a better proposal. but pride in greece s defiance isn t enough to avoid the fall. the banks are shut, their official closure extended to thursday at the earliest but there s no guarantee they will be able to open or the 60 euro per day per person limit can be sustained as dwindling be reserves. oxford educated euclid be be tsakalotos replaces yanis va
choice. today we celebrate the victory of democracy but for tomorrow come altogether, we continue and will complete our national effort on exiting the crisis. our strong ally is the great people s belief in its own strength and justification that we are in the right. vonnie: the leaders of germany and britain france and france will get together to discuss the crisis. greece may run out of cash within an hour unless the ecb extends another lifeline. there was a big drop in the shanghai composite. bennett rose because of oil. the chinese government has suspended ipo s and boosted cell purchases by state run financial firms. the index is down 27% since june, 2012. secretary of state john kerry has expectations that a nuclear deal from iran is imminent. he said negotiators are not where they should be on most difficult issues. the talks have run on for nine straight days of u.s. says it will only agree to a deal that restricts the iranian ability to make nuclear weapons. a bi
extraordinary moment for sports specifically women s. you go, girl. matt: we kick it off with our top stories. those are two of them. the next move may be up to greece after voters rejected more austerity. whatever greece does next, it will happen without yanis varoufakis. he has quit. he says there is a certain preference among european asp among european creditors that he no longer be involved in negotiations. alexis tsipras that the no campaign which received 61% of the vote. he called it a courageous choice . today, we celebrate the victory of democracy. from tomorrow, we continue and will complete our national effort on exiting the crisis. the greek people s believe in our own strength and justification we are right. matt: germany and france meet up today said decide a common response. greek banks may run out of cash in hours unless the ecb extends another lifeline. stephanie: john kerry s temporary expectations that a nuclear deal with iran is imminent. he said negoti