and edf cuts its guidance. >>> futures pointing to a slightly higher open.&p 500 seen up by a half point the dow jones could add on 13 points. the nasdaq expected to add on 5 1/2 points after a record close for the nasdaq yesterday, up more than 1%. similar increases for the dow jones and s&p. this was the post-federally. all as&p sectors closed higher. in the european equity markets, enjoying that post-fed bounce that we witnessed in the asian trading session. the dax adding on 1.3%. less for the ftse 100. by in large, oil and gas and basic resources are driving that rally in part because of the weaker dollar and that jump in oil prices that we saw yesterday. crude having the best day in two weeks given that large surprise draw in u.s. inventories. that's the third week in a row that we did see a confounding outcome out of the inventory report. you know what? it might be special effects. let's look at the bond markets. some buying, that's thanks to the fed and seeing the ten-year german yield back in negative territory. we're seeing the ten-year uk do down,

is a risky move for mostly state-owned edf as a time when their finances are already stretched.ll of the firm's other next-generation nuclear project are behind time and over budget. shares in the company down around three quarters of a percent in paris. markets divesting the news that the bank of england left rates and the bond program unchanged at his most recent meeting -- a nd its most recent -- at its most recent meeting. not the best vacation when it comes to business, but they have been trying to change that. we have is speaking to some french entrepreneurs. >> it felt like a miracle. it happen as soon as they became president. >> is now able to invest. he runs a travel agency. tourists benefit. he says his plans to open a hotel should now get off the ground. in two or three years, the hotel project was suspended because foreign investors. now, argentina is opening up to international markets. that is what helped us get investors back on board so we can build our hotel in the vineyard. set upear-old dominic for businesses in argentina -- four businesses in argentina. with

government has given the hinckley point project the green light after reaching a new agreement with edf. officials say they'll be able to prevent the sale of edf's controlling stake prior to completion of the construction. the government also outlining how it's going to be putting in in safeguards for strategic important safeguards in the future. now stakeholders including french and the chinese governments, they can breathe a sigh of relief after a week of numerous reports that the deal could be scrapped by downing street. they're expecting hinly point to cost billions of pounds. it's expected to create 25,000 jobs, powering 5.8 million homes from 2025. for those of you who don't know, somerset is down in the left of uk. for the most part. for more head to cnbc.com. we'll be looking at the complex negotiations behind the deal. it's also online. you can e-mail the show with any comments or lines. it's also interesting to hear from you. streetsign s @cnbc.com. >> we're going to go for a break. maybe iced coffee because it estill so hot out. have you been outside? >> no, no. >> another 31

it says calculations do not add up. 21 billion-euro project will be financed by edf and one third by cgm. although david cameron was enthusiastic about hinkley point, new prime minister theresa may further delay it in july over security concerns about chinese involvement. she has imposed limits on the right to sell the stake in the project. the deal will finally go through . the powerstation will provide 7% of the u.k.'s energy needs. kate: let's take a look at how the markets have been trading this tuesday. 100 leading gains come up about 1%. cac and dax close to the flat line. .25% in either direction. wall street is trading sharply lower good the dow is dropped triple digits. .9%. nasdaq and s&p 500 not far behind. utilities are weighing down .rading we will have more on that in just a moment. concerns about deutsche bank have crossed the atlantic. bloomberg reported that hedge funds have been pulling business from the german lender. deutsche bank has also again denied it is seeking government help in dealing with the fund issued by the u.s. justice department porcelain mortgage b

edf has cut its profit forecast is the french car company keeping its nuclear power plants shut for longerhan expected. earlier they cut their credit rating by one level two a m -- to a minus. he'sen has denied negotiating with apple. hone maker was in talks over the stake in a british luxury carmaker. they also said that apple wants to buy lit motors as the tech giant wraps up efforts to disrupt the transportation industry. that's the bloomberg business flash. mark: so, we are about to see the end of q.e. infinity. markets are much too complacent about this. let's welcome the head of microstrategy -- alberto, thanks for joining us. does the fact that the boj just tweet to the edges tell us we the end ofsing q.e. boj has bought more bonds and assets of a percentage of their economy. they are over 100% of gdp. clearly, they have realized that q.e. has some limits and also realize that having negative interest rates is a burden for some parts of the economy. it has collateral effects because banks don't lend if they do not make a profit. you're trying to create a wealth effect on the one han

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it's a joint venture with edf and the chinese government. meanwhile general electric has won a nearly $2 billion order to supply the new venture and that's according to roy turs. the first deputy ceo and he's with us in the studio. good morning. >> good morning. >> being rush's corp rachlgts before we talk about russia, what you do make of that? >> first about hinckley, it's good news. it's not just a that, the british government is ready to support. as you know nuclear is blamed to the very high cost and it can create not a good image, but in general in use it's very important. first of all, russia is not booming but we global for it. it's very good. there are approximately 58% of our revenue is export. we feel ourselves very well, and our net profit increased. >> shufrmt let's go back to the hinckley project. it is this joint venture. who you do think the winner of the deal ultimately will be? >> it's a very complicated question because it depends how they structure it. it's not just in process of financing but in process of construction.

the 18 billion pound project is being funded by the chinese along with the french energy giant, edf, which spent $2.5 billion pounds on the project. it suspected to power 5.8 million homes. >>> jean-claude juncker defended the european union saying brexit does not put the bloc at risk. he said the region was not social enough and that the next year was crucial to deliver a better europe. >> translator: allow me to state here and today that we respect and at the same time regret the uk decision, but the european union as such is not at risk. >> want to bring in the chief market strategist, do you agree that brexit does not put the eu at risk? >> i don't think it puts the eu at risk but they have a lot of work to do. it's clear that the brexit vote is a precedent that i think they don't want set across the other members of the eu. it's going to be very enticing to other members of the eu when looking at the deal that the uk is trying to negotiate if they think that means maybe there's an opportunity here for us. i think juncker has a lot of work in terms of building that cohesiveness.

edf has cut the upper end of its 2016 profit forecast.rench power company cited safety checks keeping its nuclear power plants shut longer than expected. itsglobal ratings cut credit level on risk associated with this decision to build two nuclear reactors in the u.k. anna: as investors await the europe's group -- your group's -- it is not just the nation's bond market feeling the pressure. greek stock battles have been hit with one of the worst performing major indices in the last quarter. socrates lazaridis, a warm welcome to the program. you are here because you have a roadshow taking place. what kind of appetite do you see amongst global investors for great excess test for greek assets -- for greek assets? socrates: of course, after five years of exploration of the great market -- of the greek market, they are awaiting the .ssessment in the greekpen banks and how this will proceed. anna: the greek banks are the focus for investors. as they wait for clarity around the greek banks, are they reluctant to invest? banks theyes, big have a

france's edf shrinks its range and we talked to miners there. details next.his is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: 7:54 in london. breaking news, -- splitting itself into -- this is the end of a strategic review for the chief executive. this stock traded in copenhagen. it will split apart the transport part of the business away from the energy oil part of the business. all business will require different solutions. they will find solutions for oil within 24 months. two separate divisions, really the pain from the oil market and the disruption that we have seen. the prices have fallen means they are trying to separate where they need to regain and step back on commodity exposure. guy: a couple of quick things to say. let's take a look at this. the stock split, something people have been talking about for a long time. it will be interesting to see what the discount is. we will talk more about that in a moment. the market open his next. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . >> good morning and welcome to "on the move." right here in the city of london alongside caroline hyde in berlin an

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