anna edwards brings you that interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am annmarie hordern in london. for francine lacqua. now, let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash, here's leigh-ann gerrans. hi, leigh-ann. leigh-ann: hi, annmarie. barclays has another strong quarter. the bank's securities division rates and 23% jump in credit-rating income in the first quarter. the british bank also benefited from a pickup in mortgage demand , swinging back to profit. jes: we are ready to manage negative interest rates we would rather not target our clients with negative interest rates. but we also have to manage the integrity of the bank. i think it is important that central banks keep in their wallets the ability to use negative interest rates, but i personally believe here in the u.k. it is not likely. ofgh-ann: now, the cfo french hotels group has told bloomberg that doing deals is not a priority and that the company is not in talks wit

anna edwards will be speaking. that is next. m dubai to the rest of the world, this is bloomberg. ♪ world, this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." i am anna edwards in london. the greek prime minister greater restrictions on manchester. and prime minister boris johnson said there will be repercussions if we do not act. yorkshire has also been moved into the highest tier for england. lots to talk about their and also brexit. please welcome to the program nadhim zahawi, business minister. thank you so much for joining us. if i could start on the subject of the virus, because we had plenty of news lines around that, can you confirm -- before we knew that the government was trying to reach regionally, is that formula working? well, i certainly pay tribute to the mayor, dan jarvis today has been reporting in south yorkshire, as well as hope that we can agree with greater manchester that we can provide the 60 million on offer to them. the allocation of funding is two-thirds of wages for those people who ar

i am anna edwards in london. francine lacqua is off today. the u.k.are to resume talks on post-brexit trade deals after boris johnson suspended the discussions. cross said negotiators will begin daily discussions today. conversationof the in the last 24 hours. turning us now is edward evans, brexit editor. it's a busy day on the policy front, edward. we've been talking a lot about from what we have heard -- what we are going to hear from the chancellor. it seems as though the door had been shot or only slightly ajar for brexit negotiations over the last week or so. we hear from michel barnier, who says the doors open again. where'd we had now? edward: the changes we've had this week are ones of process. go into thed to final phase of negotiations and agreed to work on the actual agreement. they've agreed to discuss all issues. that's a big bottleneck in the negotiations. ofare now in three weeks intense discussions where the sides tried to come up with the deal. while there are changes in process, on matters of substance, there has not been change. we

anna edwards in london. in for francine lacqua. give me a united kingdom focus. how much of written is locked down right now? -- how much of great britain is locked down right now? anna: quite a lot. lockdown, in a short two to three week circuit breaker. the northwest of england, the northwest, the northeast. the list is growing longer. tom: it is going to be interesting. to say the least, the lockdown in america is not a lot done but is very regional, as mentioned in the debate last night. the upper middle west really hit hard right now. in new york city with our news, ritika gupta. ritika: president trump and joe biden covered a wide range of issues in last night's second debate. amongst them, racism, corruption, and the manner in which the president handled the coronavirus. trump: no choice. we cannot lock ourselves up in a basement like joe does. he says we are learning to live with it. people are learning to die with it. >> he also said the vaccine would be coming in weeks. in that of a guarantee -- is that a guarantee? pres. trump: it is not a guarantee, bu

and borrowing jonathan ferro's mute button this morning, anna edwards. earlyk i need some of our -- and our early morning american viewers need an update. how grim is it up north? anna: well, there is up north and also wales, and in another part of europe there is also ireland, so we are watching the pandemic on those fronts. it wealth story right now is -- the welsh story is the most serious clampdown. a circuit are being brought in with the hope and expectation that could be lifted after two weeks. tom: and on brexit, i'm thinking fishing rights. there is an update. it is the end of october, we are getting what is the brexit plan the rest of this week as we are all distracted in america? anna: it seems as if the u.k. government is still waiting for concessions on the e.u. side before jumping back in to any kind of talks. sidewants to see the e.u. actually verbally explicitly say they will concede something in order to get the talks restarted. we will see whether the e.u. jumped at the chance or not. tom: we will get to the data in a moment. futures up 1

matt miller is up next with anna edwards.over an hour away from the start of european trading. we are seeing a reversal when it comes to the market and what we closed yesterday. u.s. equity futures relatively flat. it is a little bit softer. euro's futures are up on the stoxx 50. ftse futures up .9%. it is going to be a big day for the u.k.. boris johnson. will he walk? will he stay? for londoners we move into a tier 2 this weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do you bounce back? you don't, you bounce forward, with serious and reliable internet. powered by the largest gig speed network in america. but is it secure? sure it's secure. and even if the power goes down, your connection doesn't. so how do i do this? you don't do this. we do this, together. bounce forward, with comcast business. >> good morning. i am anna edward. markets say happy friday. asian stocks mixed. u.s. equity futures .2 positivity ahead. top headlines from

anna edwards in for francine. finally, the vaunted yield breakout lisa abramowicz predicted since time began. lower prices, even sterling today against the dollar. advancing is a different theme and we will cover all of these, but the story behind sterling is run optimism come around the trade deal. i feel like i have said that before. we will continue to monitor. tom: we are going to monitor all day. the news flow is extraordinary. kevin cirilli is ready to travel to nashville for that debate. that is tomorrow with all sorts of news overnight in the united states and frankly around the world. just one data point we will talk about in a moment. renminbi out to new strength. right now in new york city with first word news, here is ritika gupta. ritika: nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin are moving closer to a deal on a new stemless package. alysia hope she can get an agreement this week. that is crucial to getting a bill passed by -- pull losey hope she can get an agreement this week. theh mcconnell is warning white h

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ceo jes staley spoke to anna edwards about the risks in the market.: the challenge for all banks, particularly in the u.k., is the zero or close to zero interest rate environment is tough for a bank that relies on large balance sheet assets and liabilities. a lot of our services in the u.k. are for free. getting money out of your atm machine, your checking account, etc. sure we gesture to make are helping our customers in this time of need, in the first six months -- or the last six months of this year, we have waived over 100 million pounds of overdraft charges and banking fees. inwe are being conservative terms of trying to make sure that our customers don't get into financial distress given what is going on in the market. on the others of that is the mortgage market, which is surprisingly robust. our market share has grown a lot in the third quarter. interest lending in mortgages has gone up. you see it in our net interest margins. it is one of the real encouraging signs in the u.k., how robust his mortgage market is. we want to make sure we extend

i'm anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. markets say get ready for a bumpy start. u.s. future steady. european contracts set for a rough morning. the cash trade is an hour away. here are your top headlines. president trump calls off stimulus

tom keene in new york, anna edwards lacqua.n for francine i am absolutely bonkers over the british pressout how they are paying for what appears to be some form of national lockdown. it is an odd debate with the change speaking. anna: we are waiting for the chancellor to speak, to give more details. they want to avoid national lockdown, so we have gone through this series of regional lockdowns to get

and borrowing jonathan ferro's mute button this morning, anna edwards. some of our -- and our early morning american viewers need an update. how grim is it up north? anna: well, there is up north and also wales, and in another part of europe there

i'm anna edwards. matt: good morning. the markets say, do the beats even matter?cond day of losses. early reports post solid results. the cash trade is less than an hour away. here are your top headlines from thbl

i am anna edwards in london alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: good morning. stay focused on the positives today. european futures .2 decent gains at the start of trading even as coronavirus cases hit records across the continent. the cash trade is -- here are your top headlines.

i'm anna edwards, live in london, alongside matt miller in berlin.the markets say sell the yuan. the currency falls after pboc officials make it easier to bed again. asian stocks again with u.s. and european equity futures. the cast trade just an hour .

i'm anna edwards along with matt miller in berlin. matt: the markets say there is only one thing on our minds. futures fall deep into the red. the the cash trade is an hour away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. the u.s. president tests positive for covid-19. donald trump tells his twitter followers that he and the first lady have both tested positive for the virus. futures fall off a cliff after the

lcome to "bloomberg markets i'm anna edwards live in london alongside matt miller in berlin.ntrols the narrative. futures don't fear the rise of virus cases in europe as contracts

met anna edwards alongside miller in berlin. matt: u.s. stimulus could be larger than expected.e is one hour away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. germany, greece and the netherlands. for daily coronavirus cases. the u.k.

i am anna edwards in london alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: good morning. the markets stay focused on the positives today. european futures .2 decent gains at the start of trading even as coronavirus cases hit records across the continent. the cash trade is -- here are your top headlines. donald trump may be released from the hospital as soon as today despite conflicting reports from doctors on his treatment and health. markets recover from friday's risk-off term. france reportedly plans to shut down bars in the paris region as part of new coronavirus measures to be announced today. they warned of a tough winter ahead but equity futures shake off europe's spike in infections. agman fertilizer company k+s is in advanced talks to sell its morton salt unit to kister group for $3 billion as they propose a review of its indexes including increasing the size of the dax to 40 from 30 companies. away, just under an hour 60 minutes away, from the start of cash equity trading in europe. let's take a look at futures this morning. we are seeing green arrows across the

i'm anna edwards alongside matt miller in berlin. matt: the markets say get ready for a bumpy start. u.s. future steady. european contracts set for a rough morning. the cash trade is an hour away. here are your top headlines. president trump calls off stimulus talks hours after jay powell makes his strongest plea for greater spending. stocks selloff into the close, and treasury yields slide. christine lagarde warns of a cliff effect if fiscal aid is ended too soon. france downgrades fourth-quarter growth expectations to 0%. on nightlife.down the german capital joins paris, madrid and london setting a curfew for businesses amid a resurgence in coronavirus cases across europe. let's look at german industrial output figures. speaking of the economic engine of europe, august industrial output falling 0.2% month over month, that is worse than the estimates for a 1.5 percent gain. in terms of an industrial output, things do not look good. news let's get breaking here in london. numbers coming through from various corporate's including tesc

i am anna edward. markets say happy friday. asian stocks mixed. u.s. equity futures .2 positivity ahead. top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. 1000 miles apart. donald trump and joe biden fight for air in competing town halls. americans had to the polls and 18 days. boris johnson said to decide whether to ditch brexit trade talks. and daimler gets in gear. the carmaker reports a $3 billion -- 3 billion euro profit as cost cuts filter through. just under an hour away from the start of cash trading. car sales european out. they gained 1.1% for the first nine months. sales, upropean car for the first three quarters of the year. 1.1%. let's take a look at what is going on. european car registration, clearly 20/20 has been a tough year. one a look at what is going we have ftseutures filler cheers -- futures up 0.8%. tax futures gaining about 0.5%. futures the picture is more mixed. showing a lot less sized. futures are .ractionally down >> futures flat. we have been more negative. asian equity markets look seen -- looking mixed. are we in a consolidati

lcome to "bloomberg markets i'm anna edwards live in london alongside matt miller in berlin.att: stimulus still controls the narrative. futures don't fear the rise of virus cases in europe as .2 modest gains at the open. the cash trade an hour away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. brussels shuts the bar as early as the virus resurgence accelerates in europe. france reports a record daily number. emmanuel macron warns of further restrictions to come. kamala harris slams the president's pandemic response in a largely even-tempered debate with mike pence. polls show joe biden widening his lead in battleground states. futures push higher amid signs nancy pelosi is open to an somene relief will, but warned a bite and win would be modestly negative for u.s. starks. we are an hour away from the start of u.s. equity cash trading. we do have green arrows. in terms, modest gains of futures contract with ftse 100 futures basically unchanged right now. percentook at the mispriced, you do see gains indicated at this point. take a look at u.s. futures, also showing

i'm anna edwards, live in london, alongside matt miller in berlin.att: today, the markets say sell the yuan. the currency falls after pboc officials make it easier to bed again. asian stocks again with u.s. and european equity futures. the cast trade just an hour away. these are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. tipping point -- boris johnson is set to tighten u.k. restrictions after a spike in virus cases. italy's government also considers stricter lockdown rules. britain's other headache -- the prime minister tells angela remains significant gaps in brexit trade talks. a crucial eu summit takes place .hursday, and stimulus/ president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi blame each other for a lack of progress on a second package. larry kudlow says he expects more negotiations this week. we are just under an hour away from the start of cash equity trading throughout europe, and in the u.k., let's look at futures, indicating a positive open this morning across europe. we have euro stocks futures up 6%. .75%utures in frankfurt up and fts

i'm anna edwards. matt: good morning. the markets say, do the beats even matter?uro looks set for a second day of losses. early reports post solid results. the cash trade is less than an hour away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. u.s. intelligence officers worn iran and russia are attempting to interfere with the presidential election. they say there's no hacking involved. there are 12 days left until the vote. spain is the first nation in western europe with one million virus cases. rome considers implementing a nightly curfew. it comes as u.s. hospitalizations reach a two month high. german cases jump to a new daily record of more than 12,000. the pound surges the most in six months as the u.k. and european union resume talks over post t-rex it trade deal a week after boris johnson threatens to walk away. negotiators arrive in london today. anna: let's get to some breaking news. corporate reporting. let's talk about some numbers from unilever. third quarter underlying sales up by 4.4%. increase of 1.8%. that looks to be better than in --

met anna edwards alongside miller in berlin. matt: u.s. stimulus could be larger than expected.utures point higher. the cash trade is one hour away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. germany, greece and the netherlands. for daily coronavirus cases. the u.k. government manchester on england's toughest lockdown level. stocks higher on signs of a stimulus bill before the u.s. possible.s still nancy pelosi tells bloomberg an agreement is urgently needed, by the white house warns there is still a ways to go. shill.etflix shares they miss estimates for subscribers. the forecast suggests the pandemic boom is starting to fade. you can see how the shares have fallen 6%. we are under one hour away from the start of cash trading in europe. let's take a look at what futures are indicating this morning. kind of a mixed picture and not a lot of size, no direction or size. ftse futures are down 0.10%. 0.10%.ures are up take a look at what u.s. futures this morning after the netflix , ahead of thee tesla results, you can see gains here. 0.5%.tures of about nasdaq futures

i'm anna edwards along with matt miller in berlin. matt: the markets say there is only one thing on our minds. futures fall deep into the red. the the cash trade is an hour away. here are your top headlines from the bloomberg terminal. the u.s. president tests positive for covid-19. donald trump tells his twitter followers that he and the first lady have both tested positive for the virus. futures fall off a cliff after the revelation. 1.5%ct for the s&p tumbled and the nasdaq hit harder in a couple of minutes. treasuries and the yen gain. money floods into safe hane assets it is a president's positive test acts as a wake-up call for markets. good morning. just under an hour away from -- 60 minutes away from the start of cash and equity trading in europe. we do see drops more than 1% in european equity index futures. we were looking at some positive numbers just an hour ago. take a look at the u.s. futures. down with the nasdaq underperforming. 1.9%. and dow off anna: we see reaction to these stunning headlines that have taken the mar

pistol at a mexican colonel while general edward burleson is the first to charge the mexican barricades. >> and then, of course, at the top, president santa anna was fleeing with some mules kicking up their heels behind him. >> mcardle was saying that even santa anna's mules have lost respect for him. >> it really tells, i think, in one sweeping gesture, such an incredible story. it really helps to define what it means to be a texan. >> so much so, the artist becomes a legend himself. >> how well known is harry mcardle to texans? >> it's absolutely amazing. in the capitol alone, he has six pieces. >> including this portrait of steven f. austin, the father of texas, and another gigantic mural, titled "dawn at the alamo" that also hangs in the senate chamber. >> mcardle must have done these paintings because he was getting big bucks for them. >> no, exactly the opposite. the legislature would say, "sure, you can hang them in the capitol while we'll debate whether to appropriate money," and they never did. >> mcardle passes away in 1908 at age 72 with not much to his name besides his journals, research, and private artworks. he leaves those to hi