some shockers in terms of astrazeneca g numb astrazeneca, good numbers from the drinks companies, oil companies. the overall message is on balance earnings continue to get better this has been the big change in 2017 normally we have lovely charts where earnings are predicted in double digits. we spend the entire year revising them down this year we've been revising them up. that's why equity markets are performing so well in europe we have a bit of a problem this quarter, mostly with currency. on balance, it's good earnings >> that currency side, will that abate? a lot of people -- one analyst yesterday, scrubbing out 104 and putting it to 115 or 113 a lot of analysts thought it would be all about the dollar. all about the fed rate hikes now it's kind of like slightly more hawkish language from draghi less hawkish from mrs. yellen. relatively soon start pulling back on the 4.5 trillion does that mean europe will start abating? everyone is excited about european equities. >> the thing about europe, you needed to own them unhedged. in dollars, european equities have done fantastic, up 1

astrazeneca suffers a setback in its long cancer drug trial. do not relax.ignals it intends to begin reducing its balance sheet in september. .he dollar's dissent about to shatter a key support level. deutsche's disappoints. john cryan says the second quarter revenues are not as strong as he would have liked. matt miller interviewed the man himself -- interviews the man himself later this morning. good morning. it is bloomberg markets -- "bloomberg markets: european open." from our european headquarters in the city of london. another stock, another conversation. buyer has trimmed its earnings er has trimmed- by its earnings for the year. we have the ceo of bayer, and he joins us now. many will say, look, you warned earlier in the year and cut your forecast on the crop unit. here we are again this morning. you are tallying the market you to thehieve and rise upper one digit percentage. if i am looking at this story, is isw asking myself -- becoming a pattern. is this as bad as it is going to get? werner: first of all, good morning. i think what is important t

he's done fantastic good for astrazeneca over the last five years. and i think a lot of that good will be already set. one company schbt juisn't just n so he's made a lot of changes already. i think his unusual combination of r&d and commercial experience has been well for astrazeneca. but it won't all be lost he's set things up and potentially a great catch if teva actually managed to get him. >> what could soriot bring to the table at teva? he's been making a big bet on cancer immunotherapy >> he brings a quality of understanding that is required to be successful in pharmaceutical although teva is known as a generics company, it actually has a subscription business as well and it's looking to grow that business. they got very good r&d and i think what he can do potentially if this is true again is bring some of that r&d decision making and discipline and quality into te teva at a time when it needs to keep the generics going but also potentially build its business through the prescription side of things so i think it's a great challenge to take on

astrazeneca down 15% bayer down 3%.verall you would say it's relatively encouraging, that it hasn't affected the wider market the dax weighed by bayer and deutsche bank. broadly the picture still mixed, highlighting the level of valuation difference in europe compared to u.s. stocks. it hasn't infected the wider market >> as for the broader market picture, ten-year treasury note yield. the fed statement yesterday was interpreted as dovish on the short end and for the u.s. dollar ten-year yield dropping below 2.30 that's where it sits now as for that u.s. dollar, it did fall to a 2.5% low against the euro/dollar index. it is stabilizing this morning plat against the euro. 1.1731 firmer against the yen, 111.20 and against the pound, 1.314 the numbers had to do with inflation, saying in the medium term or the near-term they won't hit the 2% target. yes, inflation expectations have been falling a signal perhaps they're in no rush to keep raising interest rates and trimming the balance sheet, even though they did say that wi

thursday, bristol myers, celgene, astrazeneca and merck in terms of projections, doesn't expect a solid though not spectacular second quarter earnings, just increased earnings for estimates across the board and says he expects qtq2 to be very good. tr pricing in the second quarter for several drugs. those could drive results, 24 rent entries between april and july 2017. in terms of stocks, take a look. those have a lot of what cowen calls troubled franchises.

mention before we move on, astrazeneca. stay atbe going to astra. the market really kind of drifting a little bit waiting for a sense of direction. let's show you what is happening in terms of the u.s. dollar story. this is what we need to watch out for. u.s. dollar held at a 12 month low. investors are waiting for further economic data this week. to gauge the pace of federal reserve rate rises. let's talk about the dollar positioning. out,is effectively a week but it operates the same. this chart here shows you increasing shorting position hedge fund. shorted onits most the dollar in three years. the other thing worth mentioning

the ftse is feeling a bit of a drag from astrazeneca shares in particular.offsetting the games by dhea, the drinks maker, whose shares were up by 5% after a strong profits report —— diageo. what will happen on wall street? investors might be able to draw breath after facebook‘s announcement before they turn attention to another social media giant. twitter is expected to reveal falling revenue. also important will be the day trip shares about how many users who has, and that is just the beginning of a very busy day. the new york times, and procter & gamble are other big names reporting earnings. all may be overshadowed by amazon. it recently saw its market value go past half $1 trillion and is set to unveil another increase in revenue. investors also want to hear any use on its recent move into the supermarket business with the ta keover of supermarket business with the takeover of whole foods. that was samira in the united states. richard hunter is head of research at wilson king investment management. ben was talking through some of the movements on the us

we are getting breaking news from astrazeneca.r, this is the company that is plunging by the most in the trading session, plunging by a record low after suffering a huge setback to its next-generation cancer therapy, purging the chief executive's ambition to join the big leagues. he has just that he is not a quitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: tom and francine from london and new york. this is after the fed's meeting. we see $3 trillion from companies posting hard earnings. the german bank just warned on its outlook. our very own matt miller speaking to the ceo, john cryan. >> we continue to work on our costs, yes. you probably saw the head count hasn't started to come down. that is a mixture of the work we did to restructure in germany, which is now almost complete. also we have been internalizing some of our technology. the head count has come down and that will be through reduced costs in the future. we continue to try to modernize the bank. we want to keep up the investment because we do need to move on with the modernizat

before we get to oil prices, astrazeneca.t this present time. thought there could be a change at the top at this present timem thought there could be a change at the top at this present time. it has come at a bit of a funny time, leaving to teva would be a bit of a shock move, the generic truck company first of astrazeneca waiting for a big drugs trial on one of their anti—cancer drugs. they are saying if the ceo is thinking about leaving now, what does it mean for the future for astrazeneca? oil prices steady in today. what has caused that, because we have seen a recent slide, haven't we? worries about supply are always there with oil. with opec in particular saying we're not going to produce any more, we're not going to produce any more, we all agree we are not going to produce any more, and then gradually all countries start producing more than they said they were going to. it has happened again and again. people are saying the cartel is opec it is broken, that is what has caused oil prices to fall. thank you. let's take a

astrazeneca rose more than 4%. shares of teva down roughly 4% at 31.90. and shares of a ten networks fell after the company shook investor last night with its preliminary result. weaker performance in its north america and japan markets would cause sales this quarter to come in nearly $10 million lighter than expected. the company said profit would come up short and shares of a ten did today, plunlging 16% to 6.95. >>> it is time for our market monitor, who has names of three companies he said raise dividends at a higher rate, last time he was on this september, he recommended american tower, which was up 20%. higher by 6% and cvs, down by 13%. joining us is mark spellman, manager at alpine fund. welcome back. nice to have you here. sfwl thank you very much. let's get to your picks because one is still on the list and that is lowe's. adding to positions here. >> yeah, lowe's has started tout year doing very well. i think somewhat at the expense of sears when it comes to appliance sales, but in the last month, they've been caught up in amazon is is talking

if you don't have muscles like bezos does, you can print them with a 3-d printer. >> impressed astrazenecas a story that's been going around the ceos leading, not. this is a stock that has some day the coming out for io i'd own this stock here. >> macy's. just talking about whole foods i think we may see a sort of transaction for a macy's there's a lot of opportunithere. >> what was the word >> they make seal, pumps and valves what better stock. karen finerman today >> all right, america has voted aparticipaparently did seaburg hit a home run 1996 again today toni braxton sorry, guys. ♪ have a great weekend option action is is next >> guy had something >> is it rigged? asdaq market. the power of 100 of the world's top companies. the power of an etf. the power of qqq. the thinking we put in, clients get out. power your client's portfolio at powershares.com/qqq. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges and expenses. call 800-983-0903 for the prospectus containing this information. read it carefully. distributed by invesco distributors inc. we cut the price

wanted to point out as well we have some news out in the past five minutes or so that the ceo of astrazeneca does plan on staying on that drugmaker. there was some support that he might be departing. of interest says he is staying put, as adrs have been spiking and the shares are taking a leg lower, by 4.6%. and a quick check on the banks. not just today, but the past month, because we saw those stocks pulling back the nasdaq over the past month. despite the climbs today, the banks have had a pretty big bounce over the past 30 days or so. the index up 2.3%, jp morgan and citigroup are some of the big gains within that. of time. -- within that amount of time. julia: as we mentioned, stocks are dropping across the financial stuff -- stocks are taking off across the financial sector. -- will does be market sick around and questions about loan growth and credit quality. analystus now, the bank at far keep. jason, great to have you on the show. we wanted to run over the numbers for the individual banks. but the banks seem to have started so well going into this that they have managed to beat thes

breaking red headline on astrazeneca.rial is called mystic combo trial did not meet the point.nary end this is a line coming from astrazeneca. the mystic drug was also [inaudible]known as be one of to astrazeneca's biggest medicines by sales. tagged as.t it was it has put on a huge amount of value, 16 billion pounds on the basis of this would be a blockbuster. that is a bit of temperance on that. anna: that is one of the corporate's. let's have a look at the broader market. . your stocks 50 is down by -- the euro stocks 50 is down by 8%. there are a host of individual earnings stories behind that move. we had 85 of the stoxx 600 are reporting. the bund yield, you can see some movement. 53 is where we trade on the german bond market. manus: this is awesome like -- ozram licht. making iris scanners for smartphones. great to have you with us this morning. momentum.ding to this samsung are telling the world they expect to see more spending going on, more capital expenditure on the chips part of their business, your third prof

>> hey, carl it is a huge day for biopharma earnings a lot of those overshadowed by the news of astrazenecaere are two oncology drugs and it is a new and exciting way of treating cancer. you unleash the immune system to try to better fight it so astrazeneca was far behind in this race particularly in lung cancer following merck and roesch and ahead of it with drugs on the market. so they're trying this combination approach n results this morning, the trial didn't show that this combination extended what is known as progression free survival. that is how long the patients were living without their cancer progressing compared with the standard care of chemotherapy. so you're seeing the shares really get hammered on that you're seeing an impact in bristol-myers as well. it's testing a similar combination in lung cancer but you're seeing merck up because the immunotherapy drug is approved in that lung cancer population some people will be reminded of last summer when we saw very surprising negative results for bristol-myers in this lung cancer population driving that stock down, driving merck u

glaxo smith kline said they were not supportive of the action and astrazeneca also said they had reservationsere that goes. on some sport now. i know you love sport. you particularly love that manchester united bought lukaku. that manchester united bought lu ka ku. you that manchester united bought lukaku. you prefer tennis. rafael nadal is out. it is the first time that they will have a british man and woman in the topic.|j that they will have a british man and woman in the topic. i was not at wimbledon today, i was there on friday. i was there last week and i saw rafael nadal and i thought he was at the peak of his powers. he came back fantastically and then this titanic 15—13 in the final set. he should have drank more coffee. we need to leave it there because we are out of time. it was good to see you both and thank you. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, katy balls and david davies.

a sharp fall in the shares of the drugmaker astrazeneca.ard branson‘s virgin group. it‘s paying about £220 million. that mean virgin group is no longer the majority foxton ‘s has plunged in its numbers. it says it is due to this and to lineker . let‘s get some analysis. jonny may is tom stevenson from fidelity. let‘s concentrate first on the housing market. it tells us the housing market. it tells us the housing market. it tells us the housing market is slowing and in particular, it is slowing in london. there is a lot of uncertainty as the company said, following the eu referendum last year. also, they are rushed to pursue transactions at the beginning of last year, ahead of a change in stamp duty rates. so comparators don‘t look very good. clearly, the market is slowing. onto the bigger companies like shell. they say they make money even though they don‘t think it‘s going to go anywhere apart from 40— $50. we are forever alone? that's right, shell boss described shell as hurting itself it for the 40s, what it meant by that was shell is as

astrazeneca plunging here in the u.s. worst day ever in london trading.is the company best known for a score and nexium. here is talk about why shares are plunging today, abigail doolittle three abigail: we have the stock absolutely plunging, nosediving on the session. it appears there's a clause tied into medium and long-term expectations. their cancer study drug failed to meet the primary endpoint of the first endpoint, to drugs tied together that have not reduced tumors more so than chemotherapy. the reason this matter so much, if we pop into the bloomberg at g #btv 764, number seven going in the wrong direction for this company. we've had earnings and revenue declining over the last five years as the stock is gone higher. this expected to be anywhere between eight $3 billion to $7 billion by 2022. here is a chart showing that absolute plunge. offsetug could possibly that. the fact this trial is failed, investors are punishing the stock but what's interesting here is they spend some time, bloomberg intelligence analyst in london, and he said yes, it's

and shares of teva getting a pop on reports that the company will poach rival astrazeneca's ceo. shares of astrazeneca moving lower on that report but again teva up 2.5% mallinckrodt getting some attention. the fda grarntinting the compan special status for a muscular dystrophy drugs. daimler under pressure, a new report says that the carmaker possibly sold more than a million cars with excess emissions throughout europe and the united states. >>> maker of havaiana being sold for $1.1 billion it was owned by jnf group which manages the fortune of the about a batista family and the center of the country's corruption scandal. the maker is being bought by three brazilian banking groups >> everyone from blake lively to january fer jennifer aniston wears these green flip-flops and it urge issed on t esed sur expectation of the sale. so it was more about the brand itself that resonates with a lot of people. why? well,ing they are cool and they are green and they are comfortable. >> but flip-flops. it's a piece of rubber >> the power of branding and marketing. >> i know. there we go. i

manus: astrazeneca offered its top job to estrogen a good ceo -- astrazeneca ceo.e got the old -- whole asian, the dollar soft. we are back in just a couple of minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: stocks and bonds rally after janet yellen signals the fed would not rush to raise interest rates. >> the committee continues to expect the evolution of the economy will warrant gradual increases in the federal month rate over time achieve and maintain maximum employment and stable prices. housepresident macron trump in paris. canada leaders reset their manus: theationship? secretary have -- of state back to doha. the ceo of the region's biggest lenders says the economy remains robust. to -- third to work on a standalone basis. may braces for setbacks. manus: welcome to bloomberg a break. anna: we have cpi coming through this morning giving you the headline numbers. cpi up in line with the estimates, in line with the previous number. eu, exactlyat the in line so nothing to see here in terms of changing your stance on german inflation but heading to the next week and the st

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astrazeneca shares down 16% in a don after announcing cancer drug didn't prove as successful as they had hoped. better news for the oil companies royal dutch shell. their net profits grew by almost a third between april and june to over 1.3 billion euro's. shell and industry rivals have been slashing costs in recent years. announcing the benefit of the increased price of oil. revenue dropped by 10% in the second quarter. the ceo warning the profitability at deutsche bank was still short of their goals. >> some traders are: today a day of hell. a mobile meditation unit has been set up in a unit that look like a food truck. customers are offered 10 minutes of guided meditation inside the van for $10. the is the grandchild of kristin westbrook to stick them up with it while working as a creative director in manhattan and wants to give people the chance for a few moments of calm in their busy lives. thank you for that business update, stephen carroll. with our international newspaper review. you're going to start us off with a story that was born on totter that has spread pretty much eve

look at what happened tos astrazeneca last year when he heard theceo was leaving astrazeneca stock tumbled 5% but but it roared back friday when we heard a report the ceo would be sticking around a chief executive needs to screw up if his resignation is going to bring out buyers, not sellers. so what was the ceo doing wrong that caused investors to cheer his departure? lately zimmer biomed has been plagued by suboptimal execution. it all goes back to april of 2014 when we learned the old zimmer holdings planned to acquire biomed for $13.4 billion in a deal that made them the second largest orthopedic play the biomed merger diversified their product portfolio making them a one stop shop for orthopedics that could rival companies like johnson & johnson or stryker at first many people including myself, were really excited about it i thought this was going to be a fantastic pairup however, from the very beginning of this combination, there were issues all under the leadership of the ceo. first the biomed deal was delayed. it was supposed to close in the first quarter of 2016 but it wasn't cons

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astrazeneca are losers. astrazeneca, novartis, some of the big losers of the day.bout what is coming up next. it is an outlier in terms of story surrounding the central banks of the moment. it was for european assets could be one of the net results of this. what you may end up seeing is continuing to be a big funding currency. bureau benefiting. -- the euro benefiting. it's the story in more detail coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> is britain really heading for cross party cooperation? theresa may will ask for ideas from the opposition in a speech today. we get the view of professor john curtice. email expose. eldest son was told the material offered on hillary clinton was part of the russian effort to hamper the campaign. oil outlook. goldman now thinks wti could drop below $30 a barrel as efforts to rebalance the market do not bear fruit. what will it take to get further action from opec? welcome to "bloomberg markets: european open." i'm matt miller in berlin, alongside guy johnson at bloomberg's european headquarters in london. guy: let's talk about where we a

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mentioning astrazeneca.onnell said he is postponing the bill as john mccain recovers from unsuspected -- unexpected surgery. even before the delight, the no'sed version drew two from republicans. that means it cannot lose an additional republican in the senate to pass. what could be the latest delays and how problematic could maybe? -- could they be? guest: when we can john mccain was not available to vote this week, that provided a method problem for mitch mcconnell. he has a 52 seat majority, which means he can only lose to senators -- two senators. already dropped out, so he cannot afford to lose another one. we have another one of these stocks and starts with the health care bill. false starts because they had difficulty doing the starts -- the votes they need. this is a good thing for mitch mcconnell because he can shore up getting the additional votes he needs because there are four or five other senators on the fence and had notthis is a goodh mcconnell because he said whethr they are for this bill or

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> we are talking about a soggyriday and saturday is looking better. >> it really is, improvement tomorrow. the humidity is up there it slowly lowers on sunday rick. it's getting really nice. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan you can see that we are dry right now in philadelphia in the northwest suburbs and lets tracking the moisture down in south jersey and we go in tighter on street level with stormtracker 6 live double scan and in surf city we are picking up heavy pockets of rain and same in oceanville down in atlantic city pressing out of tuckahoe and moving into sea isle city and expect the moisture to continue for the early half of the afternoon and we get a break and pop-up is likely. the picture outside sky 6 hd we are looking at the ben franklin bridge on this friday afternoon. you can see clouds and a few sunny breaks starting to peek through the clouds. otherwise, a quiet afternoon in the city right now. but it's warm and humid. temperatures as we look in philadelphia 76 degrees and dew point 69. th

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rumors that astrazeneca is planning to stay on the company. back tow. >> thank you very much >>> another high for the s&p 500 and the dow. >> joining us of what is another good week for equity, mark >> take a look at the dow leadership microsoft is leading right now and we are seeing new hospitalized all over the place and facebook and pain pail and also up there and walmart is doing wet. apple is not high but it is moving up. we are talking about the earnings overall, it is so good. there are two issues for r the banks right now verses the fundamentals we had rather crummy numbers here on the inflation numbers and the cpi numbers and that means inflation is not really there. that means the bars have moved down today the banks would have been down today regardless if they had easte earnings or not. this information is provided to us by our partners one month before, banks tend to trade up the day that jp morgan tends to trail downwardly so again, you have a fundamental reason why banks are down and you have a seasonal reason why they are down

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if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca... ...may be able to help. >> what's more fun than changingomeone's life by handing them a seven-figure check? i got nothing. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] let's do it. our returning contestant is a stay-at-home mom who's hoping to win big before her next milestone birthday. from san juan capistrano, california, please welcome back alyson aurigemma. [cheers and applause] alyson, welcome back. >> hi, chris. thank you. >> how're you doing, my friend? >> i'm great, thank you. ♪ >> welcome back to the show. >> thank you. >> milestone birthday. >> yes. >> i won't ask you which one. i assume it's 25. >> yeah, definitely. >> that is a big one. >> yes. >> mine's coming up soon, too. >>we

am, i am thinking about bio tech earnings and it's a huge week thursday, bristol myers, celgene, astrazenecand merck in terms of projections, doesn't expect a solid though not spectacular second quarter earnings, just increased earnings for estimates across the board and says he expects qtq2 to be very good. tr pricing in the second quarter for several drugs. those could drive results, 24 rent entries between april and july 2017. in terms of stocks, take a look. those have a lot of what cowen calls troubled franchises. those are big ones to watch as well finally, ones that cowen expects to beat, look at alexion, biogen and vertex he said gilead had the most likely chance of beating earnings expeck tase, so a lot of stocks to watch and potential upside movers. >> if the camera panned over, would there be a luau going on what's happening there >> pretty quiet here we've got some on the ocean, it's you know, pretty quiet here, but there is a pina colada waiting for me >> you deserve every drop. where she is thinking about earnings next week those stocks sizzling in the summer heat. we are watch

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> finally tonight, we're goinge of how young adults with special needs can make a transition from school to a productive role in the workforce. he makes jam in texas. but before you think it's just a little at-home operation, nbc's jo ling kent tells us it's become a sweet success, and a hot one at that. >> reporter: norman stillwell knows that to make a perfect jam, first, you need to pick the perfect pepper. and it helps to have a pepper patch in your backyard. >> okay, how about if you pour. >> reporter: welcome to the headquarters of sweet heat jam. this commercial kitchen provided free of charge by a texas church is the bustling center of his empire. >> nolan is really gravitating towards food, like he liked to cook in the kitchen. he'd be throwing his towel over the shoulder and saying bam. >> you need some measuring stuff here. >> reporter: christine stillwell worried whether her son would be able to find a meaningful job. so they created their own opportunity. >> i think that every parent of a special needs

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca... ...may be able to help. >> hey, everybody.lcome to the game show that's so exciting, at emmy time, they nominate us in the drama category. stay right where you are. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] you guys are in for a treat because we have a little unfinished business to take care of. all last week was celebrity week las vegas, and mr. las vegas himself, wayne newton, is in the middle of an exciting game, so if you guys don't mind, we're gonna bring back to the stage, mr. las vegas. mr. wayne newton! [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] how are you? great to see you, big guy. >> thank you. [cheers and applause]

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