shery: that was antoine arnault. he was speaking in paris.d more about luxury at bloomberg pursuits. let's have a look at what is happening in the european close today. an exclusive interview with emmanuel farber. what regions are seeing the most demand. a quick check on markets today. it looks like stocks will finish higher for the second consecutive week, shrugging off concerns yesterday that investors had about the fed june meeting. the european close is next. ♪ sherry: from bloomberg where headquarters, i am sherry ann and for betty liu. mark: you are watching the european close on bloomberg markets. we will take it from new york to london to paris and stockholm. this is what we are watching today the chief executive of food and average conglomerate dannon is here and we will talk about its sustainable elk -- agriculture pledge print sherry: a new survey out of sweden shows investors may have had enough of the central bank policies. the angry birds game was a huge hit and can lightning strike twice? the company is betting big on it spendi

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arnault: antoine explaining a little bit about the family business. up next, don't fight the fed.ck say it is time for bond traders to start pricing in central-bank action. ♪ >> francine: we are just getting an update from that egyptair plane then vanished 48 hours ago. we understand from the egyptian state broadcaster, citing their own sources within the egypt military, that it found the egyptair wreckage. yesterday there was confusion and denial that the wreckage was found. we will listen to that foreign minister from greece. we now understand through the channel, the egyptian state channel, that they may have found some of the wreckage. this hasn't been confirmed, but we will bring you the latest. the army saying that this was found 290 kilometers north of alexandria. states according to the broadcaster. in the meantime, let's get more on some of the corporate news we are watching with nejra cehic. nejra: goldman sachs holds its annual general meeting today in the wake of a difficult start to the year. tough markets hurt revenue across the business with first quarter revenue do