i'm david weston along with amanda lang. jonathan ferro is off this week. ocks are nearing fresh highs. we have some great interviews lined up. two big ceos are joining us. amanda: and one is an exclusive with you. the gm annual meeting is today. you have a bunch of exclusives. david: it's not just about me. it's about the team. amanda: we have another great ceo coming up. you talked about the technology they have planned. where the company is going. david: it was a great experience. we also have with us peter kraus. he will explain what equity managers are doing wrong. innda: we are going to check with our bloomberg team for in-depth coverage of our top stories. susanne walker barton is live on where the fed may raise rates. ryan chilcote talks about the oil company spending cuts. let's start with janet yellen and the fed. june appears to be out. september is not a sure bet. that's the take from investors. has beenonomy recently affected by a mix of countervailing forces. to expect reasons that the positive forces supporting employment growth and higher inf

i am david westin along with amanda lang. we had economic data breaking across the world and it should give us a better sense of the global economy. amanda: we has some great risks -- guess, including the former prime minister tony blair. david: another interview that you will only see on bloomberg, we will speak with ge ceo jeff borenstein. amanda: let's check in with our bloomberg team for in-depth coverage. miller in berlin as german low, andp to a record andr current -- enda curran simin demokan. david: we begin in london. mario draghi and company have begun buying corporate bonds. let's bring in guy johnson. what do we know if anything about which bonds they are buying? guy: they are looking for the most liquid bonds. this is a new phase for mario draghi and the ecb. it is looking to step up its program, boost its balance sheet, trying to get money in different areas of the economy. it is buying the most liquid names in the corporate sector there, anheuser-busch. they have been buying spanish telephone companies. liquidig

i am david westin along with amanda lang. aking across the world and it should give us a better sense of the global economy. amanda: we has some great risks -- guess, including the former prime minister tony blair. david: another interview that you will only see on bloomberg, we will speak

amanda lang joins us now from toronto with highlights.d togely be a manufacturing backbone. what do they say about that? >> the real key is can a manufacturing sector in ontario the scene because of the week oil prices. backed up by the conference board of canada, while all of canada will show lackluster , ontario will be a big standout on annual basis. can it sustain it? one thing problem, we have not seen the investment we want to see. this sector has lost 300,000 jobs in 10 years. you're talking about 10 million jobs. on the need to attract the investment in autumn. sector,rms of the auto we now have an investing more in some of our plant. the inclusion of yet another auto manufacturer from italy and from europe coming to town. that is boosting the overall support for the auto sector. >> the official announcement is tomorrow. investing inrysler an existing plant. reportedly $80 million to make that happen. , a wonderfuls high-tech kind of food were jobs. to attract$1 billion 12 billion and auto investment. is this the right way for gov

i am here with pimm fox and amanda lang. program sincerst the stunning jobs reports.een adjusting based on that one report.

i'm david weston along with amanda lang. jonathan ferro is off this week. ighs. we have some great interviews lined up. two big ceos are joining us. amanda: and one is an exclusive with you. the gm annual meeting is today.

i am here with pimm fox and amanda lang. program sincerst the stunning jobs reports. mm: the global market has been adjusting based on that one report. great going to have some guests today. angela: she's going to be talking credit factors affecting the stock market in this environment. jack lew is going to reveal if china has made any progress or the market is more vulnerable to selloffs. that's another bloomberg exclusive. let's check in with our team for in-depth coverage. michael mckee is on janet yellen watch. anna edwards is talking about brings it. amanda kern is with the start of u.s./china talks. janet yellen will be speaking this afternoon. let's get the latest with michael mckee. what you going to be looking for most importantly? mike: since the jobs report, markets have pushed any fed movement packet to december. that's gotten some blowback from fed voters. and bostonnd fed says a rate hike is still on the table. we want to know if she is on the same page and of so for when. she may not be as dovish as a lot of people think. she may take june off the table

i am david westin with pimm fox and amanda lang. jonathan ferro is off this week. peak with vicki fuller. talk about how they invested billions of dollars. amanda: let's take a look at the futures, 30 minutes away from the opening. dow has weakened slightly in the last 45 minutes and that is no doubt as investors look to europe, where receipt 2% and two plus percent across-the-board declines. it was better here yesterday in terms of sectors holding their materials andeas, consumer are seeing a real kind of fear about what is ahead and we're waiting for the fed next week. wewe head into the weekend, will have investors on the sidelines. time for the three big stories that matter to markets now, investors sending bonds to record low yields, warning to stock investors. how it will take the first steps to restructure puerto rican debt. to discuss it all, great to have you here. why don't we start with global bonds. we have been talking about this in terms of we have seen negative brakes and a real sense of fear out in the world. are we see momentum in the way? >> part o