pay -- bp is the break even right now?ob: because of deals we did this year we are above $55 a barrel. with the plans we have in the project, we can see a breakeven cost in 35 -- $35 or $38 a barrel. this year is a good year and an important year for bp. we have seven major projects in the commodity upstream. we got three of them already started and the other four on track. it's an important year for bp to get back within a financial framework. we have had our own special circumstances with fines and penalties in mexico and those are set now. erik: if the united states and the europeans were to relax sanctions on russia, would that create an opportunity for bp to do more business here and what you seize that opportunity? bob: we do business today well within the boundaries of the sanctions. we have a lot of work and new work and projects we have planned. for us it is not -- it is about maintaining a capital framework. we have a lot to do. that is probably the barrier rather than wanting to do -- erica: it is more a questio

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wlofrnlg >> who don't you like in the sector >> we downgraded bp to a sell. stat is also sensitive, and exxon. i like shell, i think shell also will struggle to perform with these headwinds. >> great speaking to you you stay there, we'll get you out ochtd stf the studio in a f minutes time we are at wall so we can graphic i will shly graphically show yos going on ian reid, thank you very much. >>> a lawmaker from northern ireland's dup says he believes there's a good chance his party will reach an agreement with the conservatives by next thursday jeffrey donaldson said talks to form a coalition with the ruling party were progressing well. the uk chancellor echoed that sentiment saying he's confident the two sides can reach a deal the dup are one of these tough, tough negotiating northern ireland parties, a bit like sinn fein, they have years of tough negotiating. that's why the british government is finding it hard to nail them down >>> philip hammond also said that he will push for an early transition deal to avoid a cliff edge brexit. the issue of britain's

bp with nearly a 7% yield. chevron, exxon with 3.75 are these dividends in trouble and really the european integrated they have a 7% dividend yield? >> i think bp have the track record in terms of rds, hotel is the one i actually like. the when i actually own. >> there is a 5% yield, 4.8. >> yes, this is a different environment than where we were, you think of a name like chevron, they went from 36 billion in capex in 2014 to half of that very quickly by 2016 so i think the big integrated names, especially exxon who basically rests their reputation on that dividend, i think it's insane >> i get why you want to stay away from a company that has cut a dividend before. at the same time, aren't the balance sheets much better and oil at 42 is much different than oil, 33 or 35. so why should we be worried about a dividend cut at this point? >> bp should be worried. exxon, if they cut a dividend, there is something very bad. that's the last thing you have to worry about their dividend. put it that that way i thought e

you've got the top leaders, ceos of american corporations, including bp, including chevron, including shell, saying, please do this. you have sill don valley saying -- silicon valley saying, please do not pull america out of this. the only people who think this is a great idea are a small circle around one-half of the white house and a bunch of people that listen to rush limbaugh. the problem with that is that those very people who are in pennsylvania, who you love, jeff, and so do i, and west virginia and in ohio, the best shot they have to go back to work is when we start building wind turbines in america and we start fabricating solar panels and start building electric cars, those people are thrown under the bus. his own base has been betrayed by this decision. >> we have to leave it there. the president said he was elected to represent the people of pittsburgh, not paris. the mayor of pittsburgh has a response after this. so, if anyone has a reason that these two should not be wed, speak now. (coughs) so sorry. oh no... it's just that your friend daryl here is supposed to be live

the ceo of bp in st.sburg russia said we have to transform the word to lower cashen emission forms of energy. interestingly i thought it was enough lloyd blank fine the ceo of goldman sachs just issued his first tweet saying today's decision is a set back for the environment and u.s.'s leadership position in the world. interesting and ironic, obviously wolf given the amount of attention dedicated to goldman sachs in the role some former are employees played gary cohen was present in the ceremony. >> we have some live pictures coming from paris right now. you see the new president president mark macron saying france deeply regrets the decision to withdraw from the paris climate accord saying it's a mistake for u.s. interests. skrus saw a tweet from the prime minister of canada saying we are deeply disappointed the united states federal federal government has decided to withdraw. the phil mudd, the president is receiving a lot of blow back. including blowback from national security experts. why are so many

you've got the top leaders, ceos of american corporations, including bp, chevron, shell, say, please do this. you have silicon valley saying please do not pull america out of this. you've got the environmental community saying please don't do this. you have world leaders saying please don't. the only people think this is a great idea are a small circle around one-half of the white house and a bunch of people listening to rush limbaugh. but the problem is that those very people who are in pennsylvania who you love, jeff and so do i, and in ray west virginia and in ohio, the best shot they have to go back to work is when we start building wind turbines in americaer part fabricating toll sahr panels electric cars be those are the people we've throne under the bus. >> we got to love it leave appreciate it everybodien oh the panel the president said he was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh 7 mayor of response has a response you'll hear from him next. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo deale

of bringing climate change under control and we know the scientific community, even exxonmobil and bpning. anybody who says otherwise may be full of covfefe. we're hearing that the president does intend to fulfill a campaign promise. i spoke to a white house spokesperson that says this is part of the president's calculus. there have been a few occasions where the president hasn't kept his campaign promises and hasn't pulled out of nafta, didn't label china as a currency manipulator and so on and so on. and so this is an opportunity that they feel where the president could do that and you'll hear a lot of people around the world saying this is very damaging to the planet. the president of the united states is the leader of the free world and the united states is the leader of the free world and the leader of the free world is pulling out of an historic climate agreement. jake? >> thank you, jim. we'll go back to you. i want to bring in mark preston, senior political analyst for cnn. what are the real-world consequences of the deal? >> well, there are a couple we should look at. we shou

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had major oil companies standing out in favour of the paris accord, names like exxon mobil, chevron, bpaying they favour the deal. we have had a lot of reaction on twitter, the boss of gm, seen as a bellwether as he is a huge conglomerate. he said he was disappointed with the decision today on the paris agreement, climate change is real and industry needs to agree. damning words from him. we heard from amazon, putting a statement on twitter saying that they believe for a bust clean energy and climate policies can support american competitiveness, innovation and job growth. it is worth pointing out there are some companies who have come out in favour of what the president announced today. unsurprisingly, many in the energy sector, especially the coal industry, murray energy spoke of how good this would be, and peabody energy, the leading coal company, saying it would be a good dealfor electricity security. thank you. wall street closed higher following his plan to withdraw from the paris climate agreement. several business executives disagreed. president trump said it would be good for t

you led bp from 1995 to 2007.ons to sever ties with qatar, do you expect this to have any impact on opec's strategy, production cuts, the market in general? >> not really. the market obviously reacted with a little bump but i think the market goes up and down. i don't think that this has a significant impact on the oil markets that everyone is focused on. the most -- the biggest impact is the fact that we have too much oil in stock. and too much supply coming on to the world. the world will have to grow out of that. either by limiting its growth rate which is unlikely. growth rate of supply, or increasing demand over the long term. site will take time, i think, for the markets to properly calibrate. >> does opec still have control over the market? >> opec always has some control. and opec finds it very difficult, i think, to control markets while there's so much oil in stock. opec can control markets better when there's little oil in stock and supply can therefore control very carefully the price. so, while there'

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>> rex tillerson, too. >> bp for this -- >> that's a good question, stephen. just to bring up the wider perspective, it's not just american fuel and petroleum industry companies that are in favor of this. a lot -- not all, but a lot of american companies are in favor of this deal. why? >> i think partly they want to be seen as good corporate citizens and they want to -- it's kind of a marketing campaign. but the point here is, it's a marketing campaign. exxon is going to stop producing oil and gas, right? >> no, they are not. >> i'm saying they are not going to. but answer this one question. how in the world is it going to help the global climate situation even if we shut down all of our energy when china and india are building dozens and dozens of coal plants right now. don't listen to what they say. look at what they are doing. they are already out of complete compliance. >> let's bring other people on this panel. >> i'm not going to get into that but dana mentioned one of the reasons and it's true. 100% of donald trump's campaign was that these are bad deal

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interesting to see royal dutch ,hell and bp on the minus side taking index points away.ind of want to think that has something to do with the u.s. leaving the paris climate accord, but it does not. i believe that is because we see crude oil and brent both falling. we did see bob dudley earlier saying he thinks climate change is still an important art of his business. it has been a volatile week for the pound. on wednesday the currency touched its lowest level in more than five weeks at the outcome of the june 8 snap election remains far from certain. with got some polls showing the possibility of conservatives losing their majority. most polls still put them firmly in the safety zone. let's bring back rbc's, from europe's headquarters, adam cole, the head of global fx strategy. -- all you think about the election, all the poll results, i'm not sure how much investors trust polls, but when you see a shock poll, it really hits the pound hard. adam: yes it does. i think there's no doubt that markets have gone from pricing a very large conservative majority to just a conserv

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even on some of the more complex geology, deep-sea stuff, -- i heard from the bp's mad dog two. are a lot more producers able to make money at these levels than we thought imaginable. the further out, you are pretty well supplied. matt: is that why we have not seen m&a action we expected to see? william: there might be nerves further out than that. some of these oil companies will have to go through some fairly seismic changes about what they are actually going to do in their daily activities going much further out. there are some people now -- you saw the imf paper what if instead of a linear implementation of electric vehicles, what if you do a more exponential adoption by society as cars due to cart horses, for instance -- cars d d id to cart horses, for instance? and that may be getting people a bit more nervous. matt: i pulled up the tesla stock. it is interesting to look at the comp page. i love to put it up against ford and gm to see how tesla has done to compare to these stocks. it has a market cap of that size now, and you can see tesla is the white line. in orange and

i helped a lot of folks in the bp oil spill in mississippi and louisiana. i did some legal aide work here in the bay area dealing with limited english proficient vietnamese americans, and i saw myself helping a lot of people resolve the same issues, more or less, again and again and again. and i thought if i were to run for office and were able to affect change at a policy level, i'd be able to help a lot more people with, you know, one ordinance or so. and that attracted me to politics, it attracted me to run, and i'm glad i did. >> gina, your thoughts? >> you know, i actually do think in the asian american community there is the sense of being passive, about not rocking the boat and bringing too much attention to yourself. it's obviously important to speak out and be bold about it, but i do think that, as asian americans, we're also not innocent in this climate of racial tension. so if we can just be the best ambassadors to fight for the rights and things that we believe in, then maybe we can also help support other minorities and people of color. and if

yes, bp shell, conoco, exxon mobil.ld trump to stay pa rt was cancelling donald trump to stay part of this deal and people who have been supporting him also saying that this is a bad idea. very briefly, as i did tease it, we had some very good news which is making people encouraged about the main sector. the official figures were out at1:30pm uk sector. the official figures were out at 1:30pm uk town today to talk anything above 200,000, you would expect the dollar to rally and continue the record highs we have seen. continue the record highs we have seen. the key dynamic is not how manyjobs seen. the key dynamic is not how many jobs have been seen. the key dynamic is not how manyjobs have been added but how they are paid. if hourly earnings are around 2.5 present, beating inflation, good news for rate rises later in the year. jeremy, you will be back to do the papers. still to come... how have tech firms been reacting to the news that america is quitting the paris climate change agreement? we'll have all that and more

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