dollars of pizza market value so far is that this week also any older cancellation probably will favor airbus a three twenty neil or even newcomers as they call mike see nine nineteen that said boeing fifty billion dollars cash flow which it will allow the company to be able to deal with any immediate impact airlines rebooking cost their their bottom line and in the shorter term also a full suspension of deliveries that will pose that the highest risk is the airlines says come in marks a deliveries are defo called point expansion here in the u.s. . it was a luisa horo following the financial side of this evolving story for us in new york thanks was a only day after rejecting prime minister it's recent days bragg's a deal brit britain's parliament voted to reject a no deal brags that the risk of border gridlock still hasn't receded britain may crash out if it cannot extend the divorce process it's that risk which has already led british manufacturers to ramp up stockpiles to the highest level on record mainly food and beverage companies but also clothing chemicals electronics and part parts make

twenty from boeing also the moment she said we've also decided to get rid of six of lufthansa's airbus a three eighty super jumbos between twenty twenty two and twenty twenty three between now and twenty twenty seven we're going to gain a total of two hundred twenty one planes. i don't want these lawyers who. by shouting six a three eighty is lufthansa is bringing down its stock of the giant jet to just eight with fuel prices expected to rise and european rivals warning the fare war will continue sounds i will have to ride out more heavy weather in twenty nineteen. abu dhabi based their ways lost well over a billion dollars to twenty eighteen for the third year in a row the state owned airline blames challenging market conditions of the effects of higher fuel prices but the carriers strategy of aggressively buying states in airlines from europe to australia has exposed to two major losses recently and he had announced it was restructuring and profit purchases. there are more reasons to worry about a slowing chinese economy and that at a time of high trade tensions official figures sugges

some of these five thousand outstanding players that aren't delivered yet might be shifted to the airbus a three twenty neo their competitor even though that won't be able to be done quickly by operators because they are but it's in frankfurt. necessity breeds creativity and the china u.s. trade conflict is no exception there are already widespread levies on many chinese products imported by the u.s. and donald trump the president says threatening to hike these to twenty five percent that would make chinese goods far less competitive in america or the tariffs only applied to goods made in china if chinese companies produce abroad say in vietnam it products on subjects adjudicates it's something the vietnamese city of haifa is benefiting from ever since the u.s. president opened the tariff floodgates last year many chinese companies have opted to outsource production there it's just a couple hundred kilometers from the border with china. has just landed in hanoi that destination is elsewhere g.m. represents forty companies that want to shift their production plants from china to vietnam. wo

like with the conclusion of an aviation agreement involving the airbus a. three twenty and a three fifty marks an important advance and an excellent sign in today's context. i have to say it's exactly what you told me in january. twenty eighteen which shows the strength. and reliability of our exchange. you don't could therefore said that if he did it a shower for the good news is on also agreed as a one billion year contract for edf frances energy provider which will build an offshore wind farm in china. a shipbuilding contract worth a billion euros under the lifting of embargo on french poultry exports. unlike its fleet michael didn't quite go as far as to endorse china's belt and road initiative but france will be cooperating on a number of investment projects in the country's a alog the so called in you is still correct. meanwhile the european commission is keeping a close eye on china this week is launching a review of the securirity risks associated with wall way and other chinese tech infrastructure. is asking you countries to shed more data in order to combat cyber security risks

while president xi has been on the road and in france, he did by 300 planes from airbus, a major blow, which is trying to archrival boeing, which is trying to fix its reputation after two of its jets were involved in fatal crashes. that deal with our is said to be worth roughly $80 billion. last weekend, italy made a controversial move and broke rank with its fellow g7 members. it joined china's one belt and one road initiative. even though these leaders have emphasised multiple areas where they do have things that they get along, there remain underlying tensions in the relationships. they will get a chance to iron those out next month at the summit in brussels. many eu countries are still sceptical, thank you so much for that update, my colleague in business reporter monica miller. one of the world's biggest mining companies is due to announce its annual earnings later. vale is expected to say it made billions of dollars in 2018, but that will basically contrast with the more than 300 deaths and widespread destruction caused by one of its dams bursting in brazil in january. the bbc‘s

it's a boon for airbus. it's a shot in the arm for france. it's a hammer blow to boeing. e moment from the grounding of its 737 next week. competitor toy the bulk of the planes china has ordered from airbus. we have heard from boeing's ceo dennis muilenburg that boeing could be included in a final trading between the u.s. and china. could we see some positive ramifications out of the trade war for boeing? this: it's key to look at through that trade war prism. boeing is a shiny target for china. it's one of the biggest exporters. partly because the planes are so expensive. of 20 series are upwards $100 million. having said that, it is unlikely to see boeing excluded from china. china wants to foster competition between airbus and boeing, it gives prices down for them. it's a key market for chinese airlines. upwards of 7000 new planes in the next 20 years. 20% of global demand. hasnow that president trump said a trade agreement might because -- close. -- be close. tariffs ino keep place until he sees china comply with their demands. china once those tears lifted immediately

a deal on planes. seems they have done exactly that. 320's.ill buy 290 airbus about $35se is worth billion. sly some bad news for boeing, having a good effect on its stock. shery: xi jinping right now touring europe, and interesting to see these european countries grapple between -- really being cautious against china's growing influence him about the same time, wanting their investment in their companies. let's talk about the latest from apple. the event is happening right now in cupertino, california. they have announced a series of new products all around services. we have apple news+, a magazine's restriction service, apple credit card, which will be the apple card, and more news on what the apple news+ will include. the l.a. times, wall street journal play read playing to discuss on that front. to me: very interesting on a apple credit card, essentially globally, anywhere apple pay works, the credit card will work. ago, a major canadian bank ceo says he is most afraid of these types of companies getting into this space. it gets right between them and their consumers. basically, apple ge

the head of the board the airbus a three ten which is normally used by astronauts for weightlessness raining these passengers will need a spacesuit just a healthy dose of hardiness. undergoing fifteen parabolic flights with twenty two seconds of weightlessness each. at an altitude of eight thousand five hundred meters the fun begins first the passengers are way down to twice the force of gravity and then suddenly they lift off the. van the whole procedure is repeated the plane flies of course which like a roller coaster. the organizers worked with experienced sustenance for this project. the microphone is even white this noise when it goes from one one hand to the other if i jump like this. the time my feet out of the grown ups above my head this is what we do with. the belt so quickly gets the hang of it and shakes his son addressing. lenny kicks his first goal and zero gravity. difference organizers specialize in unusual party events this year a gravity club has brought them lots of publicity this is the second weightless party throw it only lasts about six minutes. for. the birds t

a public company. more bad news for boeing -- airbus clinches a huge sale. bond markets send out recession signals as central banks make dovish moves. >> basically have policy on hold until fall 2020. >> i did not have any rate increases for 2019. it does not mean that i could not change my mind. >> top officials speak frankly about the global rate outlook. >> i think the turning point came of it earlier than expected. >> this is a car that is moving in a predetermined direction at a slower pace. >> it's all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." hello and welcome. this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let's start with a look at the top headlines. last friday, special counsel robert mueller delivered his report on the 2016 election to the u.s. department of justice, the attorney general's summary of the findings was causing a stir from capitol hill to wall street. >> president trump claiming victory after the special counsel found no evidence of coll

airbus. it is not enough to reverse the overall story at the moment. we have aegative equity market outlook, but the bond market remains the big thing. that is the market. s&p 500 in the u.s. is unchanged. the banking index is down another 3%. lots of economic data coming out this week as well giving us clues about inflation and wealth. i want to point to the yen as well. we are seeing just a little weakness to the yen. generally that has been there and is still there. the philadelphia gold and silver index is up. the price of gold is up. people looking for safety in gold. let's get to global macro movers. we have our g20 movers. in asia lowerocks a couple of percentage points overnight. we have some of the emerging market currencies bouncing back after a pretty disastrous day. they are bouncing back a little bit today. guy: let's get back to the brexit story. more than a million people marched through london this weekend, protesting brexit. theresa may has been speaking in the house of commons this afternoon. the indications are that she does not have the numbe

he has announced a $35 billion order for airbus planes. it is a boost for emmanuel macron. the deal promised in 2018. joining us from paris is maria, our reporter. macron wanted a more balanced approach to trade with china which it seems he got yesterday with this airbus order. how political is this deal? it can be nothing but political, i suppose. political justry from a technical point of view. $35 billion, twice the amount macron had promised but it also goes down well for the french president because he spent the whole day yesterday in paris as in for a two-way trade with china. he does not think europe should just be a takeover target for china. come -- companies in europe shut have more access to the chinese market which is what he got yesterday. chinese have the perhaps sending a message to the united states. well forot bode bubbling already under pressure. you could argue that the chinese are saying that if you want to lessen the controversy, you have to play nice. know that we were both in brussels last week and european leaders were talking about the extent to whi

how it was a response in part to the success of airbus' a-321 how american airlines in 2011 was abouto place a big order that boeing didn't want to lose and this 7 7 max aircraft became very important to them it's become their best-selling plane. has this been a competitive setback in the last couple of days we've seen china order some airbus planes. is there a longer term threat to boeing here? >> surprisingly, i think we'll see the longer term effect limited. that's in part because we really have two players in the global aerospace industry airbus and boeing. and it's not really easy for airlines to get out of their orders the 737 max quickly became the best-selling aircraft model in aviation history there's more than 5,000 airplanes ordered. and only 376 of those have even been delivered yet so we've got an enormous number of planes to be delivered and only one carrier, the indonesian international carrier has said it's going to try to cancel but it's not easy to try to cancel these planes you have to put a deposit down they've made investments in training and it's not easy to just

the virgin fleet is getting this new look outside, but to go from the old interior to this on an airbus aeople 18 days. two years of work went into picking the right welcoming cabin colors. the mood lighting virgin is known for gets a new blue hue designed to calm flyers' sar cad cadin rhythm. >> the only people who lost some space were first class. >> went from a 55 to a 40, but we put more seats. >> that's usually not how that works. >> we want to make sure people flying in the main cabin feel good about their experience. >> reporter: the new seats were designed by bmw design works and feature hand cut memory foam. >> when people hear bmw, they think about a car. we're on a plane. >> the seat is obviously taking cues from the automotive seat in its performance, in the cushioning, sort of the lumbar support. >> reporter: but it was this custom clip on the seat back for a tablet or phone in economy that got people talking and in premium economy, an added surprise. >> i know it doesn't sound like a big deal, redesigning a tray table, but look, there is a cup holder so your drink isn't goin

mammoth order for its a chinese airline is buying 290 a 320s in a deal with a book value topping $30 billion. the airbus order has long been expected. stilon givenrns about boeing's backlog suffering now that the max is grounded, street is taking a closer all . phil lebeau, "nightly business report," chicago. >>>winnebago's profits were driven higher. the maker of recreational vehicles reported better than expegted earnings, but revenue fell short on a decline in rv sales. the ceo acknowledged challenges in the industry over the past six month, but said he hopes the market will stabilize during the third quarter. shareses were up at 29.01.l ther fisher plans to buy grammer bio for 1$1.7 billion. the move w furor into theield of gene therapy. the ceo calls bramer a leader in the industry. the shares rose 2%. >>> eli lily disclosed for the first time what it charges wholesalers versus what many patients pay for one of its blockbuster drugs. the patients if pay for its iulin injection fell by about 8% last year. that is paid after factoring in rebates and discounts. the ceo says that disclosure will per tr

airline will have one of these work horses in their fleet so either boeing seven hundred seven or airbus is a three twenty these are mid-range jets that are flown all around the world now the seven three seven max is a new generation of aircraft it's going to fastest selling plane we have to remember that because it's supposed to be more fuel efficient it has wider and bigger turbines which as we found out from the lion air crash apparently changes the balance of the plane how it's flown along with automated software that's being put in the plane apparently boeing didn't tell pilots and air lines about that and that new software requires new training as you were telling me earlier because of cober thank you for that insight. and now to some of the other stories from around the world u.s. backed fighters in syria have resumed military operations against so-called islamic state in. operations had paused to allow more civilians to be evacuated more than sixty thousand people have been displaced by fighting there as the syrian democratic forces prepare to retake the jihadists a final enclave in t

years is this a new plane or what weld boeing's seven thirty seven is their best selling product virtually any decent sized airline will have one of these planes in their fleet or airbus is a three twenty which is similar model and they're basically the workhorse is of these airlines so any mid-range connection is likely to serve a service by one of these planes not the seven to seven max is a new generation of aircraft it's supposed to be more fuel efficient it has a bunch of new software in there and it has bigger and wider turbines which as we've. and from the lion air crash in october apparently changes the status of the planes and how it needs to be flown the boeing says that pilots don't need new training for the max right that's what that's what boeing said because boeing claims that if in any case of emergency or if anything goes not as planned palace simply have to follow the protocol in order to fly the plane as any three seven thirty seven pilots have or say that's not the case we need more training ok davies because of cover some insight on the boeing seven hundred seven max thanks for that . and now to some of the other stories making news around the worl

you cannot see a wholesale shift away from bowing toward airbus. it is likely boeing will fix whatever problem turns out to be the cause of the accident. there is some suggestion there is a connection to the lion air crash. we don't know that yet. if there is, that will be fixed. dealt with reasonably quickly. it is hard to see how airbus generates a significant competitive advancement -- veryu can't get out of the easily. really appreciate this support from guy johnson in london. let's check on the markets. emma.n to m a -- classic dow jones all positive at the moment. look at the difference about .2%. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq up over one percentage point. that is all down to boeing. 6%, 6.3%, it was down at the open. it has trimmed those losses quite significantly. for the firstsing time in six days. let's look at a closer look at the s&p 500. green.ector in the you can see the red patch in the s&p 500. that is boeing. number ofoperates a 737. he bit of a tech rally here. let's look at individual movers. apple, facebook, both rising today both o

he did get a huge contract for airbus, it was double the size that the french president had promised. bannedwei hasn't been from europe, but you see the europeans taking a step back from the negotiations and trade deals to say we must be more strategic about chinese money. we have been too naive. and jean-claude juncker in town, saying china is actually a strategic rivalry with the eu. and if you follow brussels, you know that this is tough language. almost like the europeans have taken a step back and realized chinese money comes with some strings attached. jason: trade is at the front of their minds, but i have to think that brexit is also front of mind with all the european leaders there, president macron strong about it in the last day or so. exactly. the french are thinking about the u.k. and macron will say this is up to the u.k. people to decide. if the brexiteers, what they want, it really does not exist. this is a political story they will have to fix. the negotiation is done when it comes to the eu. angela merkel has been much more helpful to prime minister may and she will

reporting that all flights have been suspended at london possum extensive airport after a airbus air tonight and the take off a it which is led to the suspension of all flights at the moment at the airport. more on that as we get it. holly hamilton has all the sport. hello. new leicester manager brendan rogers has been talking aboutt why he decided to leave celtic — with them top of the scottish premiership and still with a chance to win the treble treble — that is all three scottish domestic trophies three years on the trot — he says he understand celtic fan's frustration that he decided to leave for the premier league. it all happened very quickly, i was presented with an opportunity that came to me, and of course, then, emotionally, you have to take the emotion out of the decision. and my decision was, after nearly three years, with everything we had achieved, the success we have had. i felt it was probably the time to move on to my next challenge. on saturday, we're set for another el classico — as real madrid look to bounce back from their midweek defeat to barcelona in the copa

and major international deal for airplane manufacturer airbus leads our global report today as the european aviation manufacturer seals a deal to sell three hundred planes in china for an estimated thirty five billion dollars airbus says china has committed to paying for two hundred ninety eight three twenty models and ten a three fifty s. with chinese president xi jinping actually signing the agreement in paris where he met with press french president emmanuel mccrone airbus headline making deal brings both injury and insult for us bowling u.s. competitor boeing rather air buses a three twenty is similar to and compares with boeing's troubled seven thirty seven max planes airbus success and the large and growing chinese market forms a striking contrast to both boeing's recent deadly debacle airbus stuck didn't get much of a boost on the news and is trading around twenty twenty six dollars and fifty cents per share the high for the stock was in september of last year by the way at about thirty one dollars per share and incidentally boeing stock which is trading down for the last month is right around three hundred sixty

take a look at shares of airbus. ge order that airbus announced today. 300 airplanes being ordered by the chinese government you know, they own several of the airlines in that country the book value, $34 billion. now, keep in mind, none of these planes ever sell at book value it's obviously going to be at a huge discount down the road, but that's what's going on with shares of airbus after announcing a huge order from china. >> phil, thanks very much. phil lebeau following it for us. as i mentioned, was the best performer on the dow earlier check, please! is next measure up? a cfa charterholder does. you've worked hard to grow your wealth. make sure you're working with a wealth manager who can grow with you. cfa charterholders have the investment expertise to unlock opportunities other advisors might not see. learn what a cfa charterholdr can do for you at therightquestion.org lies beyond the tech sector. it's about technology transforming every sector. ♪ at pgim, our bottom-up approach uses a technology lens to ident

a -- more balanced deal. how political is this airbus deal? llion euros, twice the amount macron promised last year. he made it clear yesterday europe is not just a target for acquisitions. european companies want access to the chinese market. you have the china angle to the story, such a huge contract for airbus is problematic for boeing. we know that trade story between china and the united states continues to unfold. there is no resolution to trade tensions. sending ae also political message. if you want us to be nice, you have to reciprocate. nejra: where does this leave europe in terms of the global trade stage? >> here is the thing. europeans are not naive. there are serious concerns about chinese trade. allegations did not help the chinese government. the european commission will tell you they see china as a systemic rival to the eu. that is very tough language. at the same time, you see europe being squeezed both ways. president trump will tell you we don't get a fair deal from the eu, we don't see the eu as a friend until we get a more

a combination. macronhave president beam and today because of the airbus contract. e should be a two-way street . europe does not want to become a target for chinese companies. they want to gain access to the market. summit.this a mini e.u. the europeans are very concerned about china and they will describe it as a systemic rival to europe. language signals a shift when it comes to chinese money. francine: how much money are we talking about? maria: in terms of the airbus deal, it was almost double the amount that emmanuel macron promised. the chinese are also sending a message to the u.s., everything that favors airbus is a blow to bowing. -- boeing. you they are tell concerned about some of the business practices and competing on a fair level, but also climate change and huawei. europe is about to roll out the 5g contract and it is worth a lot of money, but the allegations of cyber espionage by the chinese government. tom: maria tadeo in paris. an open question to get the conversation started, does the silk road extend to paris? so to thedo not think extent it expl

with brexit looming, clearly a lot of swings produced for airbus. pushing to get more of that production from the u.k. onto the continent and in germany? that could be a problem for the logistics chain of airbus and it is a very efficient company. as far as we understand, they will maybe get a problem with the production in the u.k. as it comes to an unregulated brexit. nevertheless, the decision has to be done by airbus. if they decide it is not possible for them to produce in the u.k. anymore, we will have the german government create new spaces in our country. matt: thomas, thank you so much for coming. up next, we will bring you some of the stock movers in this morning's market including ig group which is slumping after reporting lower third-quarter revenue. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ to "thelcome back european open." this is where we are on european equity markets. gains being seen. environmental, social, and governance investments, companies have been traditionally held accountable but investors want to add more measures, hence asg investing in imp

success and the large and growing chinese market forms a striking contrast to both boeing's recent deadly debacle airbus stuck didn't get much of a boost on the news and is trading around twenty twenty six dollars and fifty cents per share the high for the stock was in september of last year by the way at about thirty one dollars per share and incidentally boeing stock which is trading down for the last month is right around three hundred sixty eight dollars per share in trading today. and there's been a significant global shift in the right hailing sector as goober has bought kareem which operates in a wide swath of the world across the middle east in africa for three point one billion dollars hoover is reportedly paying one point four billion dollars in cash and one point seven.

the leaders crafted a major deal for aircraft. >> airbus got a $35 billion deal with china during xiinping's visit to france. the 300-plane order is a blow to boeing and sends a not-so-subtle trade war message to the u.s. >> this is a bigger contract than what was originally and -- in discussion between the countries last year. this is definitely a very big blow to boeing but a definite win for airbus. >> how political is this deal? it can be nothing other than political, i suppose. >> it's very political. just from a technical point of view, clearly a huge contract. $35 billion. but also, it goes down well for the french president because he spent the day yesterday in paris asking for two-way trade with china. he does not think europe should be just a takeover target for china. you also have the chinese perhaps sending a message to the united states of america. you could argue the chinese are saying you have to play nice. >> boeing says it will submit a final software fix for the 737 max to the faa by the end of the week and says the update has already been flight tested. however, t

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same with aviation business, and france and china have signed a $30 billion deal with our bus for 300 aircraft. —— airbusfter its aircraft was involved into crashes injust rival boeing after its aircraft was involved into crashes in just five months. as us and china negotiators prepare forfresh trade months. as us and china negotiators prepare for fresh trade negotiations this week, intellectual property remains a key sticking point. two weeks ago if beijing approved a new law it says will better protect foreign companies. but it is also pressure from domestic businesses that has forced china to act. this was the scene of a very modern crime. two years ago in a plastics recycling factory on the southern outskirts of shanghai, someone stole a horde of intellectual property and got away with it. one of my it managers copied 10,000 pages of my entire company's profile, including our technology information, our customer list, our purchasing and supply information, everything, and our formulas. 10,000. and he is establishing another company. frank's story is increasingly common in china. some of the original

plane,and if you get a you get a boeing or airbus, right? y other options. alix: michael, your thoughts on boeing? michael: this is a great american company that has huge impact on the american economy. i guarantee they have 10,000 people working on this problem. it is not like they are sitting there throwing their hands up and they don't know what to do. they have the smartest people in the world working on this problem. when i look at great american companies, i want to own them because great american companies find ways to solve problems. alix: i love his enthusiasm. [laughter] alix: always a pleasure. thanks a lot. coming up, minutes away from the latest read on housing and potential warning signs flashing from the bond market. confusion. doesn't mean we will see wicker earnings, or does the yield curve signal a whole that of nothing -- weaker earnings, or does the yield curve signal a whole lot of nothing? this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am alix steel. latest away from the read on housing in the u.s.. a by risk

success and the large and growing chinese market forms a striking contrast to both boeing's recent deadly debacle airbus stock didn't get much of a boost on the news and is trading around twenty twenty six dollars and fifty cents per share the high for the stock was in september of last year by the way at about thirty one dollars per share and incidentally boeing stock which is trading down for the last month is right around three hundred sixty eight dollars per share. trading today. and there's been a significant global shift in the right hailing sector as goober has bought karim which operates in a wide swath of the world across the middle east and africa for three point one billion dollars hoover is reportedly paying one point four billion dollars in cash and one point seven billion in convertible notes the acquisition is a major territorial kuku for providing access to a market stretching from morocco to pakistan while karim certainly seems to have much value for some and former observers have suggested may have overpaid for the deal. the internal fight over breakfast and british sovereignty is esca

seals a deal to sell three hundred planes in china for an estimated thirty five billion dollars airbus says china has committed to paying for two hundred ninety eight three twenty models and ten a three fifty s. with chinese president xi jinping actually signing the agreement in paris where he met with press french president emanuel mccrone air bus headline making deal brings both injury and insult for us bowling us competitor boeing rather air buses a three twenty is similar to and compares with boeing's troubled seven thirty seven max planes airbus success and the large and growing chinese market forms a striking contrast to boeing's recent deadly debacle airbus stuck didn't get much of a boost on the.

future because the seven thirty seven's narrow bodies which is a seven thirty seven and also the airbus a three twenty those are really the work courses of the aviation industry now. if you look at the numbers for more than four billion people flew last year and a lot of those people flew on narrow body aircraft are very good at point to point the airlines back into the gills and they really are the future of aviation especially in asia because you've got very short hops from vietnam to malaysia or singapore to to the philippines or something like that and those planes are perfect for it. we'll come to you taught in a moment because you used to work for boeing and this is such an important craft for boeing but kajal you used to work for the f.a.a. and their safety team tell us what we know about these two crashes and also where the similarities might be from what we know not the speculation but what we actually know. right now the similar similarities are almost you know. per for lack of a better term perfect similarities. we're talking minutes after takeoff same exact aircraft type new a

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you have china buying from boeing rival a airbus, placing a $35 billion order.th huawei and a 5g and over the weekend two american war ships in the strait of taiwan. how do all those side stories play in? >> it certainly makes things more complex and in some sense to the extent that it interferes with getting down to the issues, it may make the negotiations a lot harder. you would prefer to have folks looking at the trade issues alone and trying to resolve them. that's complex enough. lauren: do we get a deal, yes or no, joe? >> yes, we can get a deal. we should get a deal. if we don't, the consequences for both economies will be adverse. lauren: joe, thank you so much for coming on this morning. >> thank you. ashley: economic reports out today and this week could confirm concerns about slowing u.s. economic growth. john layfield, fox news contributor, joins us now with his take. great to see you, john, out in beautiful esponito. it's gorgeous out there. let's talk about the economic forecast as we go forward. certainly the markets have been telling us and the s

airbus having a positive day.afran is a supplier for the 737 max, half of the engine company that makes the engines for that company and it is trading down by 1.6%. look at the volume, it is light today. the white line is where we are today, the blue is the average of the last 30 days. quite the light volume session for the european markets. vonnie: you mentioned boeing. if you take out boeing, we would have a rally in the u.s. we are still higher in the dow jones industrial average, but way the only real drag on the index today, up a third of a percent. and s&p 500 is up 1.2%. we know that there is a deal today with nvidia, up five point --5.8%. apple is also up today. merrill lynch put out 10 reasons why it is buy after a pullback. and the reasons also come with an upgrade from bank of america merrill lynch. let's take a look at the macro murmurs -- macro movers. a nice rally going on around the world. in brazil, up 2.2% after economists upgraded for the fourth straight week 2020 growth. china, we mentioned. the

an order for three hundred airplanes it's a game changer for airbus giving the trance european aircraft maker a leg up in its never ending rivalry with us competitor boeing china's jinping signed the deal during his visit with french president in modern. a move that seems to have caught you. policymakers a little off guard. together with german chancellor angela merkel and commission president. is cautious about china's multi-billion euro belton wrote initiative also called the new silk road project it's aimed at bringing china closer to other partners internationally and making it a stronger force in global trade and paris the europeans made a strong appeal to china to cooperate. we have to have trust in multilateral cooperation and the fact that everyone wins multilateral cooperation does not work if one partner is another partner is lost and we have seen that before and that's why i'm a firm believer and convinced it's worth fighting for it through with the dr to kim . she responded that the e.u. and china should advance together despite an distrust that has recently hit that progres

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a former u-turn -- attorney general has said this is not enough but we will see what mps in the house and lawyers make of it. air, we have news on lion boeing, and airbus huge story with boeing shares getting crushed in u.s. trading after the latest ethiopian air crash led to a 8 jetsng of the 737 max in china and through other asian countries. now, we hear the air carrier, the first -- that first had an air crash with the 737 max, lion air, is mulling a switch to airbus planes. did may switch its fleet from boeing to airbus. that would be another blow for the u.s.-based playmaker. let's get to the first word news headlines with annabelle droulers in hong kong. we will stay on that boeing story. singapore has become the latest nation to ground boeing's 737 max aircraft after two crashes involving a variant of the best-selling model. earlier, u.s. aviation regulators signaled their confidence in the model a day after 157 people died when an ethiopian airlines plane crashed. the faa said the 737 max remains airworthy. brazil, china, indonesia, and others have grounded the plane. theresa may faces parliament later today after striking a late-night deal to

a duopoly. boeing and airbus are coke and pepsi. there is no store brand when it comes to aircraft. s because they have a lot of other 737s, the older version, so they're going to want to tend to stick with it. it can be expensive to switch to airbus. we've seen a lot here in the past few weeks that obviously we wouldn't have expected not too long ago. cheryl: it's the jetways, it's the training of the pilots and the crews, it's the mechanics. there's so much involved in the upkeep of an aircraft, rightly so. you're correct that a lot of airlines are going to likely stick with boeing. i think there will be a financial penalty. i want to move to what boeing is doing. they reportedly are going to add a warning light to the 737 max. it would basically tell pilots when these two sensors are in conflict and that the measure of the plane, what the sensor are saying, the measuring of the plane, the nose down is in conflict with what the sensors are telling you. is that a fix? how fast can they make that happen? >> that was already an option, one that lion air and ethiopian airlines didn't t