anna edwards expert on all matters brexit.he wars of the roses and it is the wars of the tories. who is winning? anna: the tide seems to be turning into recent may's -- in theresa may's direction. things look different to yesterday. yesterday, ministers were resizing -- resigning. today, not so. other names from the cabinet who could have gone decided to stay. is a significant development because there was a risk, it would give more momentum who might be considering for asking her to resign. she could face a leadership challenge. tom: i looked at tony blair's essay and i think of stephen kinnock. the great fascination we have is labor seems to be invisible. is that true? anna: labor is divided. of thek about the war roses, labor is divided on this issue. for remaininge and there are those for brexit and there are those who wish they did not have to talk about it. jeremy corbyn accused of not being an enthusiastic supporter of the european union. we are past that point. the government propped up by the democratic unionist party

anna edwards is outside the houses of parliament. good morning. e prime minister theresa may, will she get her deal through parliament? it's the question. anna: yes, good morning to you. she is taking her sales pitch directly to the people. that's clear. she's written letters, appeared on radio: shows, tried to convince the people. could hundredand 25 mps. -- 325 mps. they don't like the deal. the numbers do not look good. should the real question be, how many votes will it take to get this deal through parliament? that makes a lot of assumptions. it's possible to imagine future scenarios. a vote against her leadership, the government, the general election, although the numbers are hard to work out, a second referendum, or hard brexit. all of those things remain on the table. even between now and christmas, the path remains unclear. nejra: the eu has said there will be no renegotiation, but if parliament does a vote this down, is there any wiggle room? anda: this is brussels nothing is agreed until everything is agreed. but this is as good as it wi

if you are -- i anna edwards. -- i am anna edwards.ratulations to you. now singing ag is different tune about consultants that researched the company's opponents. she admits she received information about the social firmrk from a consulting that investigated george soros. joining me to unpack all of that is alex webb. --x, the global audience what has sheryl sandberg said in that announcement? alex: they really dug into some of the steps that they took from public relations, and there was one element that was controversial that they had hired a firm to dig up dirt on george soros. then the company essentially placed fake news into the system about george soros, saying he was launching a dirty campaign against facebook. the chief at the time said it was not true. they said the report was misleading and now she is saying from it transpired. she said they were doing it, but we did not ask him to do exactly that thing. frankly, it is the typical facebook playbook where you deny it and say you do not know enough. that is her job and she sho

anna edwards has been following this closely as well.en they there may be a leadership challenge? who will be able to challenge theresa may? >> it will be a game of numbers. influential among brexiteers. he leads that side of the party. language that raises the question of whether he shouldn't write one of those letters and ask for a leadership for. he asked whether he should. in response, she went back to her usual lineup attack, stopping mp's from focusing on the backstop, and focusing on the free trade agreement she wants to secure. the trouble is that has not in agreed with brussels. the free trade agreement she wants is not what they have been reading about overnight. they have in reading about the insurance policy that does leave them attached to the eu in a number of areas. tom: what will we see as prime minister may tries to stumble to friday? that keyer, after summit, it did not take just hours people to resign, it took a day or so. just because we have not seen any resignations in the last hour and a half does not mean there wo

alongside anna edwards at the cbi conference. anna: good morning. i am here in central london where theresa may will try to sell her brexit deal to business leaders as she finds almost insurmountable opposition in parliament and a possible leadership challenge. the cash open is less than 30 minutes away. nejra: may's business pitch. the u.k. prime minister asks businesses to back her brexit deal. asia advances. u.s.s trade higher despite vice president pence's attacks on china. turnarounds at telecom italia. new ceo in a victory for activist investors. but have a look at how markets are trading globally. we have seen gains in the asian session. a little more muted given the concern around trade. no joint communique coming out of aipac for the first time in many years. saudi arabia and stocks are bouncing back after significant losses yesterday. reflect apretty much lot of the benchmarks across asia. we have seen gains in japan and south korea as well. in the fx space we saw the dollar weaker on friday, down 0.5%. it bounces back today. that is why y

david: to take us through all of this from london is anna edwards.thin the last 10 or 15 minutes, some announcements with jacob richemont. he leaves the european research group, the brexiteers wing of the conservative party. he has been huddled in a room in the last 20 minutes with like-minded mps from the conservative party who have been deciding whether they want to launch a leadership challenge. it is not entirely within their power to do that, but him announcing that he is going to submit a letter calling for a leadership challenge will be seen as a signal of the pressure theresa may is under. those that being the back to enablell need 48 him to put into process a leadership challenge, leadership contest. we don't know if he has that. he said earlier on he had no plans to make an announcement, but he would not have plans to make an announcement unless he had the numbers. we will see if there are sufficient numbers to trigger that leadership challenge. david: take us through the calculation with conservative members of parliament. given the diffic

i am matt miller in berlin alongside anna edwards at bloomberg's european headquarters in london. a host of news flow to deal with on european equity markets. let's see how this played out for individual stocks. autos, oil,round italy, the list goes on. iliad is a telecoms operator in france with results out. is also up 60%, added to the msci index, driving them higher. a couple of german names here. metro go higher. smiths medical, split off from its company. the ipo to announce would not be possible. to the downside, we have wirecard moving lower. certain digital payment flavor. the regional index on the ipo. they talk about margins being ambitious, marching -- margin targets being ambitious. let's get a first word news update with desley humphrey. after more than a year of negotiations, prime minister theresa may has clinched a exit deal with the european union. rallied onround -- preventing a border emerging in ireland. she now faces getting the deal past in your own party with many on both sides of the debate reportedly unhappy ministers meet at downing street later today wher

i'm anna edwards. manus: and i'm manus cranny. these are the top stories. anna: saudi's energy minister says it won't act unilaterally. >> we will only cut if we see a consistent glut emerging. and quite frankly, we're seeing some signs of this coming from the u.s. anna: singles' day extravaganza. the nation's biggest shopping event set a new record. can the chinese committee -- consumer help markets shake off trade tensions? the pound drops. theresa may fight to keep her brexit plans alive under threats more ministers may quit. ♪ manus: great to see you this morning. i'm in abu dhabi. we've had the j mmc and the relief is palpable in the oil market. it's veterans day in the united states, so a little bit of the u.s. heaviness in terms of volume might not be there as the day goes on. but the table is being set, i would say, for potential production cuts. look at wti. first ride in 11 sessions. we've broken the trends. they are temporarily caused. saudi arabia says the demand for dominations. is dropping they are planning to meet that drop in terms of the del

is anna edwards, this bloomberg.ted states president wants to reach a trade agreement with china at the g20. the iphone maker says it will data, as itng sales falls 7%. oil approaches their market. sanctions for iran kick in monday. how low will exports fall as the u.s. is set to grant lower wages? ♪ anna: a very good morning everybody. this is daybreak europe. friday morning, 7:00. let's look at futures, stellar session. what a difference a few days trading makes. what a difference a bloomberg school makes when tracking asia, msci making its biggest gain since april 2016. the kospi in south korea having its best day 2011. k-pop is how david inglis described that. it's set to light a fire under european equity markets. ftse futures, dax futures, and cap futures set to go higher. what does this mean for europe? as trump is trying to reach a truce in trade with china, does that mean he is my did to stop arguing -- minded to stop arguing about trade? bonds playing ball. equity markets getting more attention in the asia

i am anna edwards here in the city of london. the eu set to report on italy's budget plan well theresa may european equities futures point to a positive open. holds on on reynold renault. good morning, less than half an hour to go to until the start of european equity trading. what a difference a day makes. we have this picture emerging. it looks like we will be drawing a line in the sand over the selling we have been seeing. this is the picture on equity markets in asia, pretty next. let's remind ourselves what we saw. , flirting with a 10% correction. selling in particular focused on companies with credit concerns. we did see a little bit of a sense of that in yesterday's story in asia. mixed equities trade. foreign-exchange markets showing some appetite for emerging-market concerns -- currencies. we are worried about trade, energy as well but we changed our tune a little bit. let's put up what is going on with the sovereign bond and energy market and we will talk about italy today. the focus of those in brussels. appetite for

i'm that miller in berlin, alongside anna edwards. anna: your -- here is where we are.rns to the upside. petroleum, and others. in the mining space, rio tinto. this higher oil price having an impact on that particular sector and ending those stocks a little bit higher. that means the stock is not doing higher. all of that seems to be a cocktail in london. so the dems start -- to the downside, they are down 9.8%. investment management software. the outlook they provide is disappointing investors. to zurich, disappointment about the revenue. also watching what is happening in tobacco and imperial brands, both under pressure on talks the fda could ban cigarettes. sep down over 3%. they are buying a software company started in a basement in utah. let's get the bloomberg first word news update. leaders from across the world gathered in paris yesterday to commemorate the centenary of the end of the first world war. the weekend exposed tensions between the u.s. and europe. and growing concerns about the reliability of u.s. security guarantees under president trump. nato's secr

i'm alongside anna edwards in london. anna: let's talk about what is going on in these markets.l's comments, where did it leave us? stocks where the biggest gainers and losers are. e going higher. we see some mining companies hire. there is a mining flavor to the the stoxx 600. let's look at the downside. there's an interesting story playing out. ams is the biggest fallers. now still there but down just 1.3%. the cinema operator is down by 5.9%. down by 5.2%.pita some negative headlines about their cancer screening. let's get a first word news update. you has called a summit for november 25 to sign up on the u.k. divorce plan. after a marathon five hours of talks, prime minister theresa may described approval for the 585 page draft brexit deal as a collective decision. ae now needs to persuade rebellious parliament to follow suit and back her plan. two senior ministers are said to be considering whether to quit while conservative party members are lining up to vote against the agreement. >> these documents were the result of thousands of hours of hard negotiation the u.k. offici

i am anna edwards live from london. ♪ anna: the rally rolls on. asian stocks follow a strong u.s.vestors approve a divided washington. european futures point higher. the u.s. attorney general resigns at the request of president trump. what next for robert mueller's investigation? unicredit cut its

i am matt miller in berlin alongside anna edwards at our european headquarters in london. into trade, individual stock movers. these are the biggest gainers. btp, a pharmaceuticals health care company, up. numbers beat estimates this morning. there is a health flavor to the upside. 7%, based on a deal with astrazeneca. astrazeneca selling rights to treatments to this visit -- business. vodafone traits higher by 6%. we got key data from vodafone, under new management coming through with a strategic update shortly, as well. ands look at the downside what has been moving things lower across the european space. some weakness in the tech sector because of the week this in the asian tech sector, the selling their. -- there. the stoxx 600, biggest sellers here, but we see some like dialogue moving lower in that space. bnm, down by 9.3%. u.k. discount retailer and like for like sales number in the second quarter coming in as a disappointment to some investors. a mixed bag elsewhere on the rest of the stoxx 600 fallers. desley humphrey has the first word news from dubai. desley: te

i am anna edwards from our european headquarters in london. congress divided. democrats are poised to take control of the house, while republicans expand their majority in the senate. asian stocks drop and the u.s. futures mixed. david solomon tells bloomberg overheating is the biggest risk to the u.s. economy while playing down the market impact of midterm elections. its 2018 outlook amid growth margins. to speak to the ceo. the open of european equities ss than half an hour away. we are expecting to go higher at the start of the european equity trading day. still a half an hour to go before we get there. it seemed as if the asian equities session was reserving judgment and to some extent, u.s. futures reserving judgment, not wanting to pass judgment yet on what we heard from capitol hill overnight. positive traito from asia in the early hours, but that some of that -- then some of that was lost. u.s. futures fell to flat and back to an upward buy. toll in flux when it comes equity markets and an fx markets, could we something more negative for the dollar? tha

matt miller in berlin alongside anna edwards at our european headquarters in london. rkets. it is not a day for stock specifics. the g20 on the agenda in argentina. we look ahead to trump meeting xi. that is the big theme in markets. amongst that, we tread water on european equities like in asia, waiting for guidance of some kind. let's check the gains. more volatile names we often talk about on the mov function. news flownside, some surrounding businesses that have been on the move. downgrade, down by 4.7% or so this morning. the health care business is the biggest fallers. updatelet's get an on the bloomberg first word news with debra mao. a: president donald trump says he is very close to doing something with china ahead of a planned meeting with president xi jinping at the g20 summit this weekend. officials from both countries have been working for weeks on the contours of a possible deal to be announced following the leaders' dinner in altice --buenos aires. without a deal, china faces $250 billion worth of export duties. forstigating a reason cutting theresa may'

i'm anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: asian equities start the week on a positive footing. u.s. and european futures are advancing. the oil prices stabilizing. cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. anna: that the eu backs a take it or leave it brexit divorce deal. theresa may has to sell it to lawmakers at home. the telegraph newspaper says the day to watch is december 12. deficits week. may be open to a budget sweep. italian banks of the open. aramco's m&a ambitions. in titans plan to invest acquisitions over the next 10 years. speaking exclusively to bloomberg, amin nasser says the long awaited ipo has not been called off. >> we are committed to the ipo. the government is committed, for sure. it is about timing. we are less than a half-hour away from the start of european trading. -- we seee pointing u.s. futures pointing higher. european futures pointing higher as well. now we are seeing gains in futures. it was a rough week last week. there are signs -- there are ,auses, reasons for optimism including on the p

anna edwards will join us from the cbi conference in europe.a break -- a big brexit focus. if you have to step away from your tv, and you are traveling to work, tune in to bloomberg radio live on your mobile device and on dab digital in the london area. this is bloomberg. ♪ i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. nejra: good morning, welcome to bloomberg markets. we are live from our european headquarters. alongside anna edwards at the cbi conference. anna: good morning. i am here in central london where theresa may will try to sell her brexit deal to business leaders as she finds almost insurmountable opposition in parliament and a possible leadership challenge. the cash open is less than 30 minutes away.

anna edwards is doing the show from westminster. we will be focusing on brexit through the day.o bloomberg radio live on your mobile device and dab digital in the london area. i'll be heading to radio. i'll be there in half an hour's time with the market open. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome to "bloomberg markets: the european open." i am anna edwards in westminster alongside matt miller in berlin. following a dramatic day in u.k. politics yesterday and looking to what happens to the pound today. matt: absolutely. the castrated, starting in 30 minutes. -- the cashropean trade starting in 30 minutes. on tories are holding gains.

i'm anna edwards. let's have a look at what's happening on the stoxx 600. biggest gainers. we are all about measurements, instruments to the upside. this one is up by 8.6%, a technology manufacturer, a cost reduction program going down. sticking with that measurement, this one is up by 2.9%, health and safety sensor technology delivery numbers better than estimated. business, upering by 3.6% this morning. their numbers are coming in with organic growth better than estimates, leading the company higher. we have a restatement and upgrade to their guidance from that business. we will be speaking to the ceo later on. let's have a look at what's moving to the downside. technology is the big theme in the asian session. on the nasdaq yesterday in the united states, we had a little bit of that going on. components moving lower down by 3.8%, a little more complicated. cyb g to the downside. challenger bank, they missed their profits. the net interest margin guidance looking a little poorer. a proxy for the u.k. and that is to its testament -- to its detriment. the m

i am anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: asian stocks rallied into the close as tech shares gathered pace with investors optimistic about a breakthrough in u.s.-china trade, or possibly the fed officials slowing down rate hikes. the cash trade starts in 30 minutes' time. anna: fighting the fed, president trump renews his attack on the central bank, saying it is to blame for the stock selloff. we hear from governor jay powell later. the prime minister is said to back down from a key battle with parliament. will it increase the chances of a no deal brexit? asia rally as traders hope for a breakthrough on u.s.-china talks, but larry kudlow warns of more tariffs if no progress is made. matt: less than half an hour from the start of european trading. looks like we could see gains in stocks on the continent and in the u.k. we have futures trading higher. we also have 10 year treasuries climbing just a little bit. if you look at my three-day chart, we have come up from a dip yesterday around 8:00 p.m. european time, 2:00 p.m.

i am anna edwards from the european headquarters in the city of london. fed unmoved, policymakers leave rates unchanged but stay on course for a december hike. the dollar holds its gains. wti crudeream fades, heads for its longest losing streak on record after entering a bear market. opec and allies meet this weekend. relationship building. goldman sachs's lloyd blankfein said to have forged ties with indonesia's sovereign wealth fund. it is friday morning and we are less than half hour away from the european cash equities session of the week. this is the picture across equity market futures right now. you are expected to go weaker at the start of trade. the asian session has been weak, so after the fed, asian equities selling off and the expectation was the fed would continue its rate hike path, but maybe some thought the fed would give more language that acknowledged turmoil in markets and other headwinds, but it was an unchanged fed. as a result, we saw a little risk and version on -- risk aversion on asia. had to do that the chinese story with regards

i am anna edwards. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe.teadies the course for a rate hike next month. the dollar rises as as the fomc sites further rental increases. wti crude heads for its longest losing streak since 2009 after 10 straight days of decline. opec and allies make this weekend. the foundations of a scandal. -- bloombergorces sources says lloyd blankfein -- ties several years before goldman sachs employees became embroiled in the scandal. good morning, everybody. it has just gone 7:00 in london. 8:00 in paris or berlin this friday morning. looking at the futures picture from paris and london and see us about thels session. it looks negative following the asian session. change in theuch language from the fed and that has been fairly relevant for some. in the face of a turbulent pressuren markets and from president trump, the fed is its course for gradual increased rate -- interest rate increases. and to that flow around financial -- chinese financials and quite a negative session in asia. we are looking to pick up on that in eu

i am anna edwards in westminster alongside matt miller in berlin. following a dramatic day in u.k. politics yesterday and looking to what happens to the pound today. matt: absolutely. the castrated, starting in 30 minutes. -- the cashropean trade starting in 30 minutes. on tories are holding gains. governmentsa may's and her brexit deal are on the brink of collapse after sudden resignations, but she vows to hold on. spikes and rbsy stumbled nearly 10% yesterday. watch banks and home builders at the open. trade war on. the u.s. plans 25% tariffs on chinese goods next year. wilbur ross says it is impossible to get a formal deal by january. matt: less than half an hour from the start of european stock trading. are a look at where we seeing futures trade this morning after a mixed trade in asia. euro stocks futures, up .5%, ftse futures, dax futures and cac futures gaining the same. look at the gmm screen this morning. we see a couple of dead, black boxes. ck boxes.a three or more standard deviations away from the score. massive volatility in indexes in ireland, the drop of 4%. you can

i am anna edwards live from london. ♪ anna: the rally rolls on. asian stocks follow a strong u.s.ession as investors approve a divided washington. european futures point higher. the u.s. attorney general resigns at the request of president trump. what next for robert mueller's investigation? forecast and its takes a $850 million right cap -- euro right down. let's have a look at the futures. as we said, they are pointing higher. elsewhereor the cac, some slightly better gains to expect at the start of the trading day. on the gmm, you see what we did in asia. quite liked president trump's tax cuts in the first couple of years of his presidency, but are getting used to the idea of a gridlocked washington, congress, and what that might mean for the government's ability to legislate. mixed comments on infrastructure. across the asian equity session, we have seen a rebound. asia joining the rally in the which states yesterday, took major indices up by more than 2% in the united states. but not with a great deal of enthusiasm. some markets in negative territory in the asian equities spa

london.ive from i'm anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. >> asian stocks are painting a mixedng after a rally in u.s. stocks faded late in the day on thursday. the question is, can president to thetrump bring an end trade war? the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away.

markets, ime to the am anna edwards live from our european headquarters here in london. trade is less than 30 minutes away. anna: election day. trade makes to head u.s. midterms, how much could the boat matter to markets? a swipe at trump. exxon

tom: anna edwards, thank you so much. ofon't know the complexities brexit.tatement of over five¥5 billion years. i have no clue what that amount of money is. the japanese love video. have we seen any television images of them being arrested? far, none whatsoever. we are not 100% sure where they are at this time. we would guess they are floating around here presumably in the hands of japanese prosecutors at the moment. they have been formally arrested. tom: is this led by tokyo prosecutors? when you say japanese prosecutors, who is that exactly? >> that's right. the are the ones who special investigators will pick up the case and decide which cases should be taken to court, collect the evidence, prosecute their cases that they can. as you might know, the japanese prosecutors have a very enviable conviction rate. they only like to take cases to the judge that they know they are going to lead to a conviction. francine: how much do we know about what happened? how bad does it have to be for this to happen? bethe allegations have to for the financial to look into

i'm matt miller in berlin alongside anna edwards at our european headquarters in london. about what is moving individual stocks. we see impacts from upgrades and dan grades and -- downgrades. hickman pharmaceuticals has been upgraded, up 3.5%. we got some maturities moving higher today. we have a utilities flavor on the rise this morning. on the downside, we see read across from earnings reports elsewhere. tui is the biggest fall are down .7%. it is a travel business. we saw thomas cook with a gloomy report. more details on that story shortly. the reader cross means tui is trading weaker. bbva off 3%. we heard about that from dani earlier on. desley humphrey has our first word news update. desley: president donald trump has warned the brexit deal could jeopardize the you k's ability to strike a pact with the u.s. called prime minister theresa may's agreement a great deal for the eu and urge to the u.k. to reopen negotiations with brussels, something both sides have declared they would not do. >> sounds like a great deal for the eu. i think we have to take it seriously whe

markets, ime to the am anna edwards live from our european headquarters here in london. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. anna: election day. trade makes to head u.s. midterms, how much could the boat matter to markets? a swipe at trump. exxon mobil plus ceo said limiting free trade will hurt his business. he spoke exclusively at the new economy form -- forum. >> our business is, depends on free trade and we are a big lever that economies are best served i having open, free, and fair trade. anytime you start putting restrictions on it and an impact on our business. anna: the crisis deepens. alex friedman sits down -- steps down. good morning, we are less than half an hour away from the start of the european equities trading day. let's have a look at markets. european futures pointing higher. it has a mixed -- it has been a mixed positive picture. we have gone through the asian equity trading day. this is the picture across europe as we are expecting to go higher. positive buys coming out of china. the chinese vice president saying beijing is ready to discuss tr

anna: welcome to "bloomberg markets: the european open." from and edwards live european headquarters here in london. reasons to be thankful? asian stocks higher after a modest rebound on wall street. you are up point to a negative open. the u.k. prime minister plans a last-minute trip to finalize a brexitbr balance. the world's biggest car alliance is under threat. less than half an hour to the start of european equity trading day. those pictures are a little old. she wasn't dancing in brussels. across the european equity futures right now, it is thanksgiving. happy thanksgiving to you. this is euro stoxx 50 futures, expected to be weaker at the start of trade. a volatile next session in asia. no big moves, volumes are down because of thanksgiving in the u.s., but a holiday coming. in the u.s. yesterday, we saw modest rebounds in technology and energy underpinning a floor in equity markets. equitygmm, this is the market picture. stronger, but mixed overall in the asian session. in terms of currencies, the euro was stronger. the australian dollar, trading a

i am anna edwards here in the city of london.to report on italy's budget plan well theresa may european equities futures point to a positive open. holds o

i am anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin.att: stocks in china have fallen into the red after the u.s. surged yesterday but futures in europe are pointing to the upside. how much life does wednesday's rally have left? the cash trade is less than to the minutes away. -- 30 minutes away. anna: just below the nuclear range. the stock rally peters out after the chairman strikes a dovish tone, but how long can the powell put last? governorof england outlines a dire scenario for the uk's economy written crashes out of the eu without a deal. next up, the ecb's financial stability review. trade watch, president trump arrives today for the g20 summit ahead of his meeting with xi on saturday. we are live from buenos aires. matt: good morning, less than half an hour from the start of european trading. look at european futures, gaining across the board. it is interesting to see that the rally that was ignited in the u.s. by jerome powell's comments, the biggest gain in u.s. stocks since march failed in asia to come through, but has done w

i am anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin.ts mixed in asia, oil falls for 13th consecutive session. the pound is getting little ground and the euro hovers near a 16 month low. the cash trade starts in 30 minutes' time. ♪ anna: it is a

i am anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. fallen into the red after the u.s. surged yesterday but futures in europe are pointing to the upside. how much life does wednesday's rally have left? the cash trade is less than to the minutes away. -- 30 minutes away. anna: just

in an exclusive interview, anna edwards asked jeremy corbyn if the chairman was right to describe a corbyn government and a hard brexit as armageddon. got a pretty vivid sense of imagination. but i think you should read something a bit more positive in the future. no deal.want a i want a deal and a society that will work for all. i am not comfortable living in a -- ety >> these on them it's a bc shares have -- nissan and mrs. bc shares have fallen. -- mitsubishi shares have fallen. underreported income and misuse of assets and he has been removed from the board. the committee will look into the structure of nissan's alliance with renault and mitsubishi. >> it is too early to speak about the facts since i do not have additional details but the french state as a shareholder will be extremely vigilant about the alliance. as well as the stability necessary for all of the employees of the group. i want to say to them that the state as a shareholder will ensure all of the support. billions of dollars worth of deals during a trip to manila. arrivalese president's ises as the president worried abo

i am anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin.llied into the close as tech shares gathered pace with investors optimistic about a breakthrough in u.s.-china trade, or possibly the fed officials slowing down rate hikes. the cash trade starts in 30 minutes' time. anna: fighting

i am anna edwards from our european headquarters in london. congress divided.re poised to take control of the house, while republicans expand their majority in the senate. asian stocks drop and the u.s. futures mixed. david solomon tells bloomberg overheating is the biggest risk to the u.s. economy while playing down the market impact of midterm elections.

i am anna edwards alongside matt brett -- matt miller in berlin.tocks are hit hard by tech troubles as oil prices fall for the 12 straight session but european futures are pointing to gains. less than halfin an hour. ♪ anna: european equity futures point to a higher open after a te

i am anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin.cks across asia are in the green today as markets look to put a ca on last monthp losses. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. -- a cap on last month's losses. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. anna: shaking off the october blues. china starts the month in the green as jpmorgan talks of a rolling squeeze higher. europe points lower and u.s. futures are mixed. the pound packs a punch. hopes of progress in brexit talks give sterling a buse ahead of the bank of england rate decision. credit suisse misses estimates buthird quarter revenue, the ceo says the company's investment bank is doing better than rivals. >> the focus on wealth management hasn't hurt. on the contrary, our investment than theoing better overall investment bank. that is very comforting. matt: less than a half an hour from the european open. see europeaning to futures down across the board after the kind of trade we saw in asia overnight. the nikkei was down, but up.ywhere else was now we see european

i am and it -- i am anna edwards in london.een a tunnel to in european politics over the last 24 hours. with learned a lot about what is on the table, but nowhere the endgame is. -- don't know where the endgame is. matt: it will

joining us is bloomberg's anna edwards.e setting up what is not terrible about this deal. what is businesses response? the cbi's response has been positive. they were on the side of remain before the vote. they wanted the u.k. to remain within the european union. that ship sailed and now they are catching up with events. nay -- they now say they favor theresa may's deal, versus the other option, no deal. they like this deal and think we need to move on. they like the element of certainty this deal would provide. at least there would be a transition period agreed. there would be an fog in the future, but they like some certainty, that is why they are giving it a cautious welcome. alix: we are also taking a look at the nissan press conference. nissan officials are now speaking. let's listen in. he misrepresented the tokyo stock exchange securities report , misrepresenting the purpose of spending the company's investment. that is the second one. the third one, he used the company's assets for personal use. these are the three

i matt miller here in berlin alongside anna edwards and bloomberg's european headquarters in london. lot of companies reporting this morning. asm international of over 13%. 7.5%.up of guiding to the top end of their range. 5.8%.and nephew up 5.2%, the biggest increase since february 2016. spoke a little earlier to the interim ceo there. it is too early to start talking about the size and scope of the fines they might face. ing group up 4.4%. let's switch to the downside. sticking with financials, credit suisse is well represented here on the downside. the second-biggest faller, down 4.3%. tgs in oslo is down. their numbers were below estimates. let's go to bloomberg's first word news update. desley: president trump says he many asred to deploy as 15,000 troops to the u.s.-mexico border in a bid to stop or detain a caravan of migrants traveling north to the u.s. at a rally in florida, the u.s. president also double down on his vow to deny american citizenship to children born by unauthorized immigrants. the event was the first stop of a six-day tour that was the president trump hold 11

i'm matt miller in berlin alongside anna edwards in bloomberg's european headquarters in london.upside, we have had a number of luxury goods companies in here. we have seen upgrades in that sector. are very was an early strong performer. burberry was an early strong performer. luxury names moving a little bit to the upside. downside we have krista bank, this austrian bank is focused on the central and eastern side of the european banking story. on.oke with the ceo early the stock is down 2.8% despite the fact they guided higher in expectations. they were making positive noises around cost control and dividends. down inhe market is this morning's session. bank the u.s. has agreed to let eight countries, including japan keep buying iranian oil. that is according to a senior official in the administration. china, the world's biggest importer of iranian oil is still in discussions with the u.s., but is understood to be among the eight countries. wti crude is heading toward its biggest last since february. president trump is said to want an agreement on trade with chinese president xi

anna edwards spoke with jeremy corbyn about his view on the current brexit deal, and whether he supportsum. will keep our options open. our pressure now was on the government not to accept the deal that theresa may brought back. it inl vote against parliament if it comes up in its current form. >> under what conditions would you support a second referendum? >> we will come to that when we know what's happening with this deal first. andpriority now is the deal after that if the government can't command a majority as it clearly cannot then ask yourself the question -- how stagnant is a government that doesn't have a majority in parliament? people he to decide who runs the country. >> it seems that you can argue there's quite a lot in the deal that a future relationship has ties with europe. why not back the deal? she says it is in the national interest. >> what does it do what paul us into a customs arrangement for several years, that we have no say over whatsoever and can only leave on the condition of the eu? >> that's the backstop. >> why is it there? and it doesn't deal with the questi

edwards. anna: caution in asia. stocks drop despite president xi's pledges to ease trade barriers. u.s. restrictions on iran come into force. oil continues its longest losing streak in eight months. betsig shorts steve eisman against british banks over expectations of a no deal outcome. everybody.g, we are less than half an hour away from the european open. we are expecting futures to be weaker at the start of the trading day. i will explain about what's been going on in asia. this is the gmm. broadly speaking we have seen weakness across the board in the asian session. the president xi talking about reducing trade barriers. reduced expectations for a quick deal between the u.s. and china on trade, dose of realism for markets. we saw euphoria friday being wound back. i'm across the fx markets, little bit of risk off sentiment coming through. the chinese currency not at seven yet. we can is in the chinese currency. permeating the bond markets, let's show you the sovereign. an appetite for bond markets from australia to china. we saw a little bit of a retreat in the bond yields spike

edwards. anna: caution in asia. stocks drop despite president xi's pledges to ease trade barriers.iran come into force. oil continues its longest losing streak in eight months. the big shorts steve

. ♪ anna: welcome to "bloomberg markets: the european open." from and edwardsan headquarters here in london. reasons to be thankful? asian stocks higher after a modest rebound on wall street. you are up point to a negative open. the u.k. prime minister plans a last-minute trip to finalize a brexitbr