bruno le maire. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg "daybreak: europe." nt emmanuel macron has reshuffled his government. the move leaves familiar faces and most pivotal roles. bruno le maire retained his position as the finance minister with the additional goal of managing france in a post covid-19 recovery. tracking the moves from paris. good to have you with us. the key figures in the new french government. who is in, who is out? of the big players remain. bruno le maire, the finance minister. him inministers to help economy. gerard darmanin remains foreign minister. he keeps his job as well as the defense minister. three significant changes. nowinterior minister is gerard darmanin, very young, very close to macron, and a sensitive position where you have protests against police. pompili,have barbara the environmental job, it that is an important position as macron wants to make the recovery green. nejra: given that the cabinet has been more tweaked then massively reshuffled, what do we expect the focus to be now? is it all going to be about recovery? r

heavyweights from the previous government remained including bruno le maire.en added to the portfolio. kept other key the healthincluding minister in charge of response and defense minister. there are a few significant changes. the most important one is the , very close toer macron and a sensitive role given the protests against the police, also the black lives matter men in the u.s. served as biodiversity secretary of the government, a key position. number two in the new macron government. they want to do the recovery. they want to make the recovery green? . -- green. briefly, what, -- will we hear about steps to reboot the economy? >> by the end of the summer, bruno le maire is supposed to announce a new recovery plan that would include the 2021 budget, the end of the year is going to be very difficult because gdp is expected to contract 11% this year and the priorities also, the young generation coming to the labor and this newall generation will also be the inority in terms of reforms, terms of access to the labor markets. anna: caroline, thank you. caroli

the country's finance minister, bruno le maire, said the measures will be in addition to emergency aidockdown. us secretary of state mike pompeo says he will visit britain and denmark next week. this comes after britain placed a ban on using 56 technology from chinese telecoms giant huawei. the us blocked huawei's access to us chips. the trump administration has been urging all countries to shun huawei, calling the company an arm of the chinese state. here's what mr pompeo had to say about the reasons behind the us decision. i think we are watching american businesses understand the political risk in operating in place like hong kong, and they are seeing that their supply chains are potentially being poisoned by the human rights violations, literally the stain of the century in human rights violations, taking place in western china today. i think american businesses are seeing, this is not pleased we are comfortable with. i am watching as they are making different decisions on how to allocate capital inside of their businesses and inside of their businesses and inside of their supply c

the country's finance minister, bruno le maire, said the measures will be in addition to emergency aidhe lockdown. a reservoir behind ethiopia's disputed grand renaissance dam on the river nile has started filling with water. satelite images showed water levels rising a day after talks with egypt and sudan ended without agreement. sudan and egypt both fear the $4 billion dam could lead to water shortages in their own nations. a prolonged heatwave in the siberian arctic this year is "unequivocal evidence of climate change" — that's according to an international team of scientists. they say the record high temperatures would be impossible without man—made global warming. that matters here in the uk because the arctic drives much of the weather we experience, as our chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, reports. six months of record—breaking temperatures have fuelled massive forest fires in the siberian arctic this year. great plumes of smoke were visible on satellite images last month. the red areas on this map show just how exceptional temperatures have been — more than five

bruno le maire stays as finance minister. improve labor affairs, he's moving elizabeth .orne and ha appended thes national security legislation imposed on the city last week. her comments come hours after the government asserted broad new police powers, including warrantless searches, online surveillance, and property seizure. >> i'm glad to see that in the past few days, some have come to acknowledge the law will help promote stability in hong kong. you can see in the market, that has been the direction taken. leigh-ann: global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm leigh-ann gerrans. this is bloomberg. francine: thank you so much. coronavirus vaccine will likely be limited in how long it can shield infections, according to the u.s. infectious disease expert anthony fauci. the assumption is the protection would last until the end of the current virus cycle. another day, another nasdaq high. and shares lead the way stocks pose a

the french finance minister bruno le maire has been reappointed. i believe he is speaking with francine lacqua, so keep an eye out for that conversation. now let's get some headlines from karina mitchell. karina: the trump administration has released details in the largest coronavirus loan program so far. some congress members had voiced concern about the level of transparency. the information does not include details for any loans, names of companies that are less than $150,000. the vast majority of borrowers were not made public. new york state is taking another step in its reopening plans. the city entered phase three today, allowing nail salons and tattoo parlors to open. but the resumption of indoor dining has been postponed indefinitely, following spikes in states like texas and florida after they reopened bars and restaurants. maxwell has been transported to new york for a hearing on friday. she was arrested last week on charges of conspiracy and enticing miners to engage in sex. prosecutors say she is a flight risk. helds currently being at

the country's finance minister, bruno le maire, said the measures will be in addition to emergency aidng the lockdown. a reservoir behind ethiopia's disputed grand renaissance dam on the river nile has started filling with water. satelite images showed water levels rising a day after talks with egypt and sudan ended without agreement. sudan and egypt both fear the $4 billion dam could lead to water shortages in their own nations. here in britain, borisjohnson has thrown one of his own conservative mps out of the parliamentary party after his chosen candidate failed to get the chairmanship of a key parliamentary committee. julian lewis worked with opposition mps to get himself elected as chair of the intelligence and security select committee. mrjohnson wanted the former cabinet minister chris grayling elected to the post. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg is at westminster. this is really about control. that committee is a vital and quite secretive part of scrutiny that goes on around here. essentially, they keep an eye on what the intelligence services are doing on all of our beha