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i'm carolin roth these are your headlines chinese president xi jinping touts socialism laying out the vision for his country at the party congress >> currently we are undergoing complex changes. our country's development is in the critically strategic period. >>> shares fall in wreck kit bank. >>> tand shares in zalando fall after sales growth >>> we have a lot of things to get through today. let's look at the markets one hour into the trading session. the stoxx 600 is up marginally to the tune of 0.1%, this is following a small dip to the tune of 0.3% in yesterday's trading session. as we look at what's doing well today, we have out-performers like germany to be honest we had the first q3 earnings results rolling in, and they were disappointing. talking about zolando and akzo nobel. let's show you how we're faring today. the cac 40, the xetra dax eking out modest gains we get the wage data later this morning in about a half hour's time that will be key for boe watchers the ibex 35 continues to underperform off by 0.4% we'll touch on what mr. rajoy has been saying in the spanish parli

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines >>> spain's ibex underperforms as the catalan separatist campaign feels the pressure domestically and abroad while carles puigdemont is threatened with arrest if he declares independence. >>> lvmh earnings top expectations in strong fashion and leather sales. >>> on the defensive, bae systems reportedly prepares to axe 2,000 jobs in britain amid a drop in order for drop in order for for its typhon business jet. >>> and opec secretary-general hopes to get the americans on his side saying the oil organization will meet with the u.s. to help support their production deal. >>> good morning glad you're with us once again for spain it may be the day of reckoning as the catalan leader, carles puigdemont, will be speaking to the catalan parliament later today he may or may not declare independence we'll have to wait and see until 6:00 p.m. local time a quick look at the stoxx 600, one hour into the trading session. we are pretty much flat, even stevens when it comes to gainers and losers german exports were strong in august, up 3.1%. brushing off concerns o

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines. >>> investment banking blues, barclays and deutsche bank shrink as investors steal frfeew volatility. >>> a rally for sd micro electronics as they raise gin for the full year. >>> nokia shares are set for their worst day in five years after the finnish company posts weaker than expected net profits and warns of further market declines next year. >>> and ab imbef shar bshgb ind. >>> good morning it's thursday, ecb day, the all-important day when we're hearing about the ecb's plans for tapering we have one other central bank that's come out with a report. not just the riksbank, but also the norges bank. i want to show you what's happening to the european markets. this is how we're looking. we're probably unchanged we can bring up the heat map there you go inching slightly to the upside dominated by earnings today. banks especially they're the biggest faller on the sector al basis let's show you how we're shaping up for the trading day these are the indices. we're pretty much all in the green, only with marginal increases to the upside. the ftse 100

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines >>> the spanish market underperforms for the third day in a row as catalonia's liter said intervention by madrid would be a mistake, but the economy minister says regional bank ministers have nothing to fear. >>> pirelli shares sink to the bottom of the italian market as the italian tiremaker returns after two years away >> it was our target we showed objectives and we did it. >>> every dividend helps tesco restarts its shareholder payout after nearly three years of absence as the largest retailer in europe sees strong growth in sales and profit >> we looked at how we could become more competitive for customers. the volume increased that we could give suppliers, we changed some of the business shape and the costs. >>> the eu is expected to slap amazon with hundreds of millions of euros in back taxes as it concludes its investigation into the tax arrangement with luxembourg >>> good morning great to have you with us on the show once again. just want to get through some data talking about the eurozone pmi's for the month of september the pmi pri

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines agreeing to buy a significant part of the business for 500 euros. >>> samsung closes lower after the ceo resigns after announcing the record quarterly profits >>> and over $103 billion as a merging market attracts attention. >>> good morning, everyone it is friday many people are probably thinking, thank goodness that it's friday. after all the back-and-forth between barcelona and madrid it has impacted the spanish equities quite a bit but not the european ones. we're trading slightly to the uptick of 0.3% we are trading close to four-month highs and we are on track for the fifth consecutive week of gains for these european equity markets. taking a look at the indices one by one, this is a picture of the ftse 100 under pressure. the cac 40 holding on to the flatline and the xatra dax, we are close to the level after hitting a record high in the morning trade. the ibex 35 is up .2%. we are still waiting for the debt line that happens on monday when it comes to the sectors, this is the view this is the up individual stocks we've got some of the

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i'm carolin roth these are your headlines >>> eu leaders arrive for a brexit showdown in brussels as uk prime minister theresa may hopes to move negotiations to the next stage but eu president jean-claude juncker says more details are needed >>> keep on trucking volvo shares drive to the top of the stoxx 600, dial ler aimler accelerates as both deliver strong sales >>> ericsson among the top gainers as they see no need for a rights issue, despite worse than expected third quarter losses >>> good morning glad you're with us once again on this friday morning roughly one hour into the trading session. let's look at how we're faring on the stoxx 600, modestly higher to the tune of 0.25%, recovering from yesterdayed losses which took us to the lowest level in october so far it was all about the catalonia fears, and the worse than expected third quarter results most results turned out to be better th better than expected this is the picture of european indices. the cac 40, up 0.25% the ftse 100 up by 0.26%, and the xetra dax up 0.42. when it comes to the sectors, financials have been doing

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines >>> ubs shares rise after a near 40% jump in pretax profits, but the bank says low volatility could affect declined activity the ceo tells this show he's satisfied with the numbers >> down a percent in a challenging market environment if you look on a relative basis towards our competitors, it's a strong result. >>> rbs rallies after beating expectations as cost cutting helps to turn in strong operating profit keeping it in the black for every quarter this year >>> vw shares accelerate to the top of the german market after net profit hits 1 billion euros. >>> and turbulence for iag after beating forecasts. >>> welcome to the show. it's friday. these are live pictures from madrid of the senate session meeting to debate and vote on the proposals to implement article 155. let's look at the stoxx 600, we're higher to the tune of half of a percent we're very much driven higher by earnings we had well-received earnings from the likes of ubs and rbs. we'll get to that. and we're basking in the glow of the ecb, dovish taper announcement that we saw ye

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines >>> the world's top money manager says we are witnessing a shift to short-termism he tells a cnbc panel in saudi arabia that populist forces are on the rise. >> populism is going to grow and grow technology will create more populism, because technology will help many, but let's be clear, what technology will mean is less human input. >>> also speaking in riyadh, the head of saudi arabia's sovereign wealth fund pouring cold water on speculation that the listing of saudi aramco could be delayed saying the ipo is on track. >>> and novartis beats expectations in the third quarter as they say they are making significant progress on plans for a possible ipo of its alcon unit the ceo tells cnbc what management is thinking >> if we do bring this to market in a spinoff, let's say, it's going to be important that we do it from a position of strength, so that in the near-term we have to focus alcon on delivering consistent sales growth and core operating income growth. >>> as china's party congress draws to a close, xi jinping is importalized in the con

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines banco monte dei paschi plunges in milan as the stock starts ten-month suspension >>> kering shares hitting a record high as gucci puts a spring back in its step boosting sales by almost 50%. >>> lufthansa reporting a 32% rise in third quarter profit but investors are disappointed the german airline failed to raise its full year forecast >>> and meet the men now in charge of china. the country unveils its new leadership lineup with xi jinping holding a firm grip on power in their current positions. >>> i'm just looking at the uk third quarter gdp number, slightly stronger showing than expected, but good news to the overall economy. we are still up by 0.2%, but this is probably quite a big move this is stronger than expected we are expecting the 0.3% hike or growth. 1.5% on the year that seems to be better than expected third quarter services sector was up 0.4% quarter on quarter industrial output 1%, industrial construction down 0.7% this probably gives more ammunition to the hawks among the mpc. we have had those dovish comments coming the pas

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines a parliamentary session is set for monday after catalan separate cyst ists say they wou the meeting to declare independen independence >>> one bank is moving out of barcelona and another is considering taking staff out of the region. >>> unilever puts its $8 billion spreads business on the table amid rumors three private equity players are taking a bite. >>> good morning thank goodness it's friday it's been a bruising week for the spanish equity markets before that, i want to show you how the european markets are faring off a tad, 0.1%. we are pretty cautious going into the jobs report in the u.s. that will be very, very skewed number given the hurricane effect in the month of september. european markets one by one. we see a split picture cac 40 off by 7 or 8 points. the ftse mib off by 0.7. the xetra dax holding on close to those record highs we saw earlier this week. obviously i want to draw your attention to what's happening with the spanish market. the ibex is off by half of a percent again after it rebounded nicely yesterday it was up by more

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines >>> european equities head further into the red as the hang seng takes a sharp turn lower. >>> investors turn cold on unilever the consumer goods group posts a big top line miss in the third quarter blaming bad weather for weak ice cream sales >>> time is up catalan president carles puigdemont once again does not clarify if he's declaring independence from spain, failing to meet madrid's deadline but reiterating his call for dialogue >>> good morning it is thursday morning thank you once again for tuning in to "street signs. we are one hour into the trading session, what we have seen unfold in the markets is interesting. the hang seng off by 1.7%. no one knows the reason for that the stoxx 600 has taken a like lower, off by 1.73%. as soon as we know more about the underlying reasons, we'll tell you about it. maybe tweet in if you have a clue as to what is going on. we have some chinese data out which is more or less in line with expectations. when it comes to europe, we had plenty of earnings, and some were mixed we had disappointments from s.

i'm carolin roth these are your headlines the rally fades in europe afte u.s. stocks close at record highs as the fed signals it's ready to raise rates again in december. >>> a new fed favorite jerome powell gets a poll boost from steve mnuchin who reportedly recommends the candidate to president trump for fed chair. we hear from the treasury secretary himself at 13:45 cet >>> lufthansa shares lift off helping the dax briefly hit record highs as the airline is set to sign a contract to buy parts of troubled air berlin >>> investors buy shares of just eat after the u.s. competition authority clears the deal between them and hungry house. >>> you heard it there in the headlines. another day, another record high for all of the wall street indices, the dow, s&p and nasdaq closing at record highs. maybe some profit taking, fatigue, caution before the bank earnings before the bell, the dow jones seen off by 12 points. the s&p off by p point3 points the ftse 100 is close to the flat line. the xetra dax saw a brief flirt with the record high now back down by 14 points