starting in january 1, 2020 all compostable products will have to be bpi certified, that is the institutethat creates standards for what can be safely composted. environmental department is going to publish a list of these approved products and vendors on their website very soon. my whole goal all along has been to educate event organizers as early as possible about these changes so they can plan their businesses accordingly. i will be doing another outdoor event industry bulletin and then more social media posts about this. and then this segues into the education initiative. in the winter of 2020 we will bring back the outdoor events network mixer and we will department with the environment department and we will do an update on the policy. i want to make it a little less -- and try to find out a way to get an innovative event organizer to talk about creative low cost ways that they are able to increase the green. i just got a verbal yesterday from the environment i would like to partner with us. when i have more information on a date, time and location i will get back to you guys on tha

if i look to the biggest winners., bpis one of them it is gaining 1.3%, not a small move for a 100 billionompany. it is heavy waiting on the ftse and a stoxx 600 as well. bob dudley's departure, or at least the announcement of such, we knew he was going to retire at some point, and the replacement, looney seems to be doing well, at least pleasing investors. we also see a lot of consumer goods. nestle, unilever. we see the luxury companies like louis vuitton. you see diageo. of consumern companies on the upside. although they are not big moves, just big companies. look at the downside. onc is the biggest drag the stoxx 600. crew andee lloyd's. deutsche bank is falling. ubs is falling this morning. you really have the banks on the downside, dragging and weighing on the index, although not able to keep it down. points. by 0.5 anna: with that is the opening backdrop, markets opening slightly higher as investors await the job data from the u.s. and comments from jerome powell. joining us, an fx strategist at mccoury, and the director of global equities at mng. great to have you both with us. on

we will get the eurozone bpi in a little bit, as well.d on the subject of pmi, we've got the french manufacturing pmi. these look to be final readings but showing down drifting these numbers. it came in at 50.1. cap preliminary was 50.3. good to talk to chris about the wework story. the ipodrawal of cutting off a source of funds and it raises questions about where he gets his money in the bond market next. we heard from chris about a key investor who may be called upon but this will be watched, given the extent of the presence of wework in the cities we are in. u.s. futures point higher. matt: u.s. futures are pointing higher after what looked like a risk on session or in the midst of a risk on session in europe. we see the ftse down slightly, but all the other indexes across europe are up and we see the pound gaining a little bit, so that could be where you see the pressure on the ftse. we also see yields up with the u.s. 10 year at 1.72% and the german bund rising. anna: stay with bloomberg television. next, "surveillance" will speak to