as carolyn mccall was saying, there is a number two player. it is a very important market for them.on: in terms of extra layers of security, for someone who traveled in the last 24 hours i didn't see anything. but on both occasions coming out of london out of frankfurt, they tests to see if it came in contact with any explosives. they seem to be using that more. do you anticipate more layers of security? >> you have to wonder. david cameron yesterday announced they will be doubling spending on aviation security. one of the things he was saying is that they are going to be putting more people into airports in north africa. putting people there and checking their security. pushing the border outside the u.k.. past. up and the their preclearance and ireland. things like that might start happening more. it is not going to get easier. let's put it that way. jon: more stock stories. corporate news keeps coming in. european car registrations rising in october. that marks the 26th straight month. he's bloomberg's european automotive team leader. overall, sales are up at the first thing you

we hope to speak to carolyn mccall in a few moments. the data you have to look out for during the trading day the u.k. inflation data at 9:30 u.k. time. prices are estimated to fall for a second time. zew we get the german survey. in the u.s., we also get inflation figures as well as industrial production data. something to look for later in the trading day, we will be trying to speak to carolyn mccall, the easyjet ceo, about the numbers and the outlook after the terrorist attacks. we will have that conversation with her next. ♪ anna: welcome back. you are watching "countdown." here are the stories that you need to know this morning. stocks are extending the rally that we saw in the u.s. as global financial markets show resilience in the face of the paris attacks. indices from australia to japan have risen after the s&p 500 rebounded from three days of losses. the history of terror attacks over the last 15 years shows that market reactions are increasingly short-lived. france has destroyed islamic state command center in northern syria.

stephen: that is carolyn mccall speaking with me a little earlier on. let's look at what is happening on the market that european shares are trading generally down this lunchtime with some fear about what the federal reserve will do about interest rates in december, causing some concerns of european markets. vodafone one of the big gainers in london. their shares are up by a most 5%. genie: next, new productions about the price of oil. stephen: international energy agency says the price of oil will not stabilize until 2020 at around $80 a barrel. supplyanization expects growth to continue to outstrip demand for years to come. demand-- the iea chief says decisions made at the conference next month will impact prices. general motors could be facing more big legal bills over faulty ignition switch is in some of its cars. the federal bankruptcy judge has ruled that people suing gm could see punitive damages of millions of dollars. the defective switches are responsible for at least 169 deaths, and hundreds of injuries. general electric is going to build 100

joining us from london, carolyn mccall, ceo of easyjet. carolyn, great to speak to you.u give us a little bit more detail around your guidance? you not seem to be wanting to steer the market in a drastically different direction, but you said you looked positively at the long-term outlook? >> yes. i think that is right. our results are very, very good. brilliant to the people at easyjet. also for our passengers. it's been driven by nonstate revenue. it's been made up of non-secret. people are rebookingh spending more when they do. that is what gives us a lot of confidence about the outlook going forward. we are positive about the outlook. we just that we are using purchase rights and it put in 36 more aircraft. we are able to replace old aircraft. 10 of those. we will use the remainder to expand and deepen our strategy all across europe and all of the markets we are already in. there are lots of organic growth opportunities for us whether it is the netherlands or switzerland or germany or spain and the u.k.. all of those markets look very strong for us. all of those marke

joining us now is carolyn mccall , the ceo of easyjet. thank you.ou give us more detail around your guidance. ? you still don't want to steer the market and adjustably different direction, but you look positively at the long-term outlook. >> i think that's absolutely right. are very good and brilliant to the people at easyjet. that are also for our customers. and driven by non-revenue. ticket prices are down your on your. non-safee up of revenue. >> indeed, the declines have been going on or some time now. october, another month of decline. the 17th straight month of decline. not a huge surprise to know that it will continue into next year, especially because factors remain that are causing the decline. the chief executive came in at $25 billion. next year. this year, in the first 10 months already we took $24.5 billion of revenue in the cow. -- macau. as you can see, definitely a drop coming up next year. the chief executive says that they will take a closer look at several issues and the next few years which could affect what further casino compan