nejra: thank you, dani. we will see if that calm continues.still attempting to get her deal through the u.k. parliament. later today, lawmakers will vote on the e.u. was no agreement, for the irish backstop, divorce bill, and citizens rights. discussions on a framework of a future relationship with the au will be put off for another day. anna edwards is standing by for us. wait for being with us. take us through what we can expect today. we should watch for 2:30 p.m., and 11:00 p.m.? the time, 2:30 p.m. is the mps will be voting on just the withdrawal agreement, art of theresa may's original brexit package. it includes the backstop, the money going from london to brussels, and citizens rights. important stuff, but not the full package, not the future relationship. theresa may believes this complies with the rules they agreed to with brussels last week, that if they got their withdrawal agreement through parliament by 11 p.m. this time,g, the other crucial it unlocks a relatively free path to brexit on may 22. if that doesn't happen, another cr

bloomberg's dani burger showing us.inister of one of those countries to benefit from brexit relocations. maria tadeo is with the finance minister of luxembourg for the latest meeting. maria: it is interesting because this could be one of the big countries to benefit from the u.k. exit. i want to go straight to the point. thank you for being with us. yesterday, there were concessions given to the u.k. the eu said this is the final thing. what happens if u.k. lawmakers reject the new deal today? pierre: i wouldn't be that negative from the outset. let's face it, the european union side through the commission has made a last ,ffort, gone the extra mile giving the united kingdom the assurances it is asking for and i think on the european side, we have done every thing we can. obviously, we can't -- came from a situation where two years ago, there was question about hard brexit and hard brexit and here, we are in a situation where we might face a situation of no deal, which is that for both sides. i hope this extra effort wi

dani burger looking at the latest from swedbank.ut a contentious agm it is about to be as the ceo job is on the line. new headlines crossing, they will not discharge swedbank's ceo from liability. a lot for investors to concentrate on, as the money laundering scandal thre deepens. the latest bad news surrounding roundup for bayer? >> they lost their second trial related to the roundup weedkiller, the second in one week, ordered to pay $80 million to a man believed to have gotten cancer from using that product a number of years. not a huge number, but there are another 11,000 cases like this outstanding. analysts believe total liability could be $5 billion. there is a positive note, that said, saying perhaps the selloff is overdone. keep an eye on the shares this morning. anna: ok. and m&a in the auto sector? >> absolutely. nissanrted renault and could seek to resume merger talks, and could involve fiat. no smoke without fire here. sebastian, joe, thank you for joining us. for more on the stocks we are watch on your bloomberg. back w

for that, we go to dani burger in london. dani: a positive day for standard life aberdeen.hey have seen successful arbitration, just announced this morning. this have to do with the dispute with lloyds banking group where they managed about 100 billion pounds for lloyds. try to pull back on that agreement. standard life aberdeen can now continue to manage those investments. iliad, the struggling french telco company, is trying to do a different kind of turnaround. they are looking for investment partners in some of their assets as well as pushing back some of their profitability targets. the markets not taking it that well, although at the beginning, they were bid up. it seems like digesters are investing that news -- investors are digesting that news. asos down more than 11%. they did have a sales update, but the negativity have to do with their sales growth. it should be taken very negative the. the second quarter came in at 658 million pounds, that mrs. estimates -- misses estimates. they did not extent retailers. anna: thank you. going from the big you to a market to u.

into this session, we go back to dani burger. dani: woes continue for the european banking sector.-quarter revenue fell by one third. the ceo calling it one of the toughest quarters in years. you see shares down more than 1.5%. we see some gains up more than 2% having to do with a new gaming platform from google. game makers like ubisoft benefiting from this way of getting to consumers. console makers might be a touch weaker on the news. rio tinto down more than 3%. iron or prices are falling today, so a lot of miners are really wearing on the overall equity index this morning. anna has split, but i will pick it up there. will be next, officials expected to present a more dovish outlook. could the central bank b paving be way for easier money -- paving the way for easier money? this is bloomberg. ♪ back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. 44 minutes into the trading day and you are seeing a little bit of turnaround in terms of the equity index figures here. the ftse and the cac gaining. buyer isn't helping, down 10% this morning after difficulty. thedot plot referring

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with more is dani burger.or the past 52 weeks european equity funds have seen outflows, that is what this shows. this is the worst run we have seen in a decade. as investors flee toward cash and bonds, in europe the growth story puts them in that safety trade. strategists are calling for a rebound. we have had some fresh calls from goldman and morgan stanley. morgan stanley's case has to do with china, they say you can see anda pmi's in the blue track each other closely. this rebound we have seen in china, they say should continue, and europe should follow close behind. i mentioned bank of america coming with a call. to do with these extremes we are seeing in the market, one being valuations looking attractive for european equities. if we look at the spread between the dividend yield and 10 year yields on different european bonds, that is reaching an extreme. bank of america data, they say this is the biggest spread and about a hundred years meaning we should see investors move back to equities to get that inc

dani: it really is japan. theselook at wei, different indexes, we have the hang seng, china is down. there is this more than 2% gain coming from japan that is helping the index. a little bit of weakness from the yen from those risk off moves that might be helping out. in the futures market, we see some rallying as well as in the u.s. market. this idea that the drop in bonds is going to spill over to u.s. equities is not playing out. what the dovish central banks have done may end up being a boon to equities. i have a chart that shows the divergence between the u.s. stock market and the u.s. bond market. you look at the move index, we talked about this earlier, it had been stuck in this low volatility trap. over the past two days, this is the biggest gain in the move index since november 2016. at the same time, we are seeing equities not moving too much. that dovish fed helping out equities, but the bond market move might be overdone, which is why we are seeing that options arrive volatility gauge pickup from h

dani burger has that story.hard to imagine there are individual stories with so much macro news going on. but swedbank has issues with money laundering that might be growing more serious. swedbank might have misled u.s. investigators. courts are saying that there might be ties between swedbank and paul manafort it was trump's former campaign manager. is down 1.7%, erasing gains from yesterday. it had positive trade updates. but jeffries coming in saying it is not impressed. returns, jeffries saying that that is just window dressing. growth is still not there. saying that lack of margin is very concerning for the spanish retail operator. and dunbar, a good day for autos. anna: dani burger there with details on individual murders -- individual mood -- individual movers. frank for, mario draghi said officials may need to reflect on the matter as he struck a dovish tone. >> the drivers of the current expansion remain in place. the risk remains tentative to the downside. anna: what stood out to you about what mario d

dani burger has the details.rs are anticipating more policy patients today -- patience today. the bank of switzerland announces their decision shortly. these policymakers will wait for the frank did to be she ate before they start the process of tightening. at the bank of england -- before they start the markets do not expect a rate hike until 2020. ,efore the boe announcement norway is likely to raise rates to the highest level in almost four years. thinka, all economists they will leave benchmark rates steady this morning. investors are dying up expectations for lower borrowing costs. moments ago we heard from indonesia which left its rate unchanged. it is really setting the scene for another dovish surprise. anna: thank you very much. real questions about how far they can divert. business a bloomberg flash from debra mao in hong kong. a: the bank is ending in person campus visit. towill instead use online connect with more students through the year. abu dhabi and china's tencent tson.eighing bids for as wa it

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taking down the results is bloomberg's dani burger. more than half of companies in the s&p 500 have beat their earnings estimates. even though this is weaker than last quarter, we saw 70% beat, so the downward trend is something that is setting a concerning tone but the week is here concentrated in europe. only 42% have missed eps expectations. going to individual sectors, there have been bright spots in europe. take discretionary companies. over half corporate's -- half of corporate beat expectations. luxury goods, lvmh, they had strong demand from china really helping their earnings. the big laggard was financials. the majority of firms missed estimates. i want to look into the outlook. showing you in my terminal and you can see analysts continue to expect deterioration in eps for financials. estimated earnings versus the wider benchmark has plunged this year. this is a 2017 low. it is testing the low since 2016, but we have trading revenue coming in weaker, as well as litigation risk mounting for these companies. so risks, still on

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matt: let's go to you, dani. not sure anything else is happening besides brexit, so let's stick with that theme. i'm looking at the pound volatility curve. it is more expensive to buy one-month options that it is one year. we got this recently as parliament rejects theresa may's deal. it means volatility near-term is higher than longer-term. matt: there really isn't anything but brexit right now. i'm going to give it to you for the skewed vol chart. thanks both of you. do can see all of the chart here on the bloomberg by running g tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have a

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dani: good morning.ion this morning and for the past couple of mornings is what signal is the bond market sending us. 10 year yields falling lower, breaking through the 2.4 level. the lowest level since the summer 2017. investors still buying treasuries and the u.s. a very strong bid yesterday. oil holding on to some of their gains. russia affirming their output cuts. in china, shares rising, opposite of what we saw yesterday. the pound is weaker. u.k. lawmakers set to vote on rifle deals. is that political uncertainty hitting the pound? when the pound drops, we do see the u.k. do better. a very up higher because exports heavy sector. as the market opens, we are seeing some mild gains from u.k. stocks. a lot of miners in the u.k.. any kind of town drop will help them but the dovish ecb, the dovish fed is helping shares today. ibex of higher by 1/10 of 1%. we do hear from mario draghi in a little bit. let's go ahead and head over to frankfurt and listen in on that. say how much i appreciate the interactio

anne: dani, thank you very much. european equity markets opening fairly mixed with stocks in the u k outperforming a little. another night of voting in the british parliament. the next step for brexit remains pretty unclear. prime minister even offered her resignation to try to get her deal over the line this week. that did little to bring resolution closer. we wait to see whether the prime minister decides to bring meaningful vote number three tomorrow. joining us now on set in london is benjamin jones. very good to have you with it -- us. a guest earlier ron who said the market is complacent, in particular the fx market, around brexit work at risk. he pointed out that euro-sterling is actually at its usual trading range from 2019 -- 2009 through 2013 considering the uncertainties and the risks that could lie ahead. >> absolutely. good morning. i've got to say i agree wholeheartedly with that sentiment. sterling has appreciated over the course of this year. all we have really seen is the uncertainty increasing and i

dani burger looking at rbc. a big battle for that particular business. covering bank consolidation and more in germany. let's go to you on rpc. for a while it seemed it would go elsewhere. ask elsewhere being apollo. that beating apollo's offer. the price tagged, $4.37 billion. been going on for a while. how much of a rally we will see is in question because the takeover has been priced in. here, 793 pence, is lower than yesterday's share closing price. should be interesting to see just how much investors are willing to bid up the price. >> let's come to you on the bank consolidation story. , once again. story what is the latest? >> it is a new chapter. it feels like the book has a thousand pages. the banks are intensifying their talks. there were mandates from the board. we will see where this leads to. perfect timing, i guess. rates will be lower for longer. banks selling off as a result of some of what we heard. we need to keep an eye on anything related to global trade and global growth, don't we? definitely. we see a lot of shares in the red. we tra

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joe, -- amarie, annmarie, joe, dani, thanks. coming up, it is the market open.ing up for the most part, but down for the ftse. the open is next, this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: good morning, one minutes away from the open of stock trading in europe. let's take a look at the markets with annmarie hordern standing by. euro-dollar trading just below one spot there the mliv question is can brexit break the euro out of this trading range? equities, asian equities were higher, the msci asia-pacific had its second weekly gain. -- oil drenched relatively unchanged, wti higher. the pound is higher, though not as higher at the range we were seeing earlier in the year. this is theresa may granted another lifeline. futures are shaping up. dax futures are up, .3% in france. just ahead of the market open, it is 8:00 here in the city of london. the ftse will be in focus as theresa may is granted another lifeline, a short time to get this deal through parliament. is the third time the charm? anna edwards is in brussels bring us all the drama. spain opening higher. interested to see

dani burger looks at some of the numbers.ming on this, as lawmakers are voting this afternoon on the revised deal. 275study says at least financial firms are moving some businesses from the city of london, just to cope with brexit . this is by a london based think tank, definitely the most detailed yet on the impact of brexit on financial services. dublin might be the biggest beneficiary. 100 relocations. that put the irish capital just ahead of luxembourg, with 60. and then paris, frankfurt and and stremme all with over 30 -- amsterdam all over 30. they also identify over 5000 jobs on the line, a figure expected to rise in coming years. perhaps a better measure of the impact of brexit his the scale of assets and funds transferred out of the city. banks and investment banks moved 800 billion pounds of assets from britain. in other words, that's 10% of banking assets in the country. all this really does is throw into question whether london can remain the financial capital it once was, before the 2016 referendum. lovely work.

its new plastic bottle released in one thousand nine hundred seventy five coca-cola various aston dani's report once and for all. its life is tough it's easy to let. the american company never looks back coca-cola imposes its plastic bottle everywhere and then isn't the only one flooding the market it's a tidal wave from the eighty's on with plastic devastates beaches. and the first ecologists begin to protest against pollution. certain american states consider a forced return of the deposit. little do they know the company's immense power. coca-cola has been a significant force behind. fighting legislation that would put deposits on containers or put some kind of price on packaging waste there are newsletters that talk about all the successes that coca-cola is having around the country and it's almost like so hard against deposit system want is the reason behind this because ultimately it means it means higher costs for them in the end this was a way of this was forcing them to internalize their pollution costs this was a market mechanism that's very smart to try and get industry to rec

so the stock is called down today. -- dani what are the ubs?pay by 100,000 swiss franc, and also acknowledging more cost to come to a fine. anna: annemarie, what is happening with h&m? annemarie's: first quarter sales beat estimates. they basically had to put some of the lower prices during christmas season to reduce inventory, and that is helping stocks. thanks very much for joining us. together latest stock story from our equities team, type firstgo into your bloomberg terminal. coming up, it is the market open with futures pointing higher. this is bloomberg. ♪ want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even better x1 experience.

anna: dani burger there with the movers.heresa may standoff with the european union is driving the u.k. to the brink of divorce. the prime minister has formally asked for an extension, but as leaders meet today and tomorrow about the blood conditions for meanwhile,delay jamie dimon has weighed in on the deepening political crisis. quests cannot remove uncertainty apple only way the odds of a messy divorce. he adds a hard brexit would be a huge negative to the u.k. and much less so what europe and the united states. patrick armstrong is still with us. the twists and turns continue to , at aith vast frequency great price here, patrick. the risks of no deal and tailwinds seem to increase. how much would you put the chance of a no deal at now, given what we know about the stakes for next week? patrick: it is hard to say. i would say everyone is against a no deal, essentially everyone overwhelming does not want a no deal. they have voted not to leave without a deal. but there's going to be a bit of brinksmanship to try to run out

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for individual stock stories, let's go to dani burger.wedbank is coming off of some of the lows today. it is now down .7%. they survived their initial money laundering probe, but they said that there needs to be more investigations and need to look further to get to the bottom of it. on the board here, nokia is investigating some compliance issues at a french wireless network operator it bought in 2016. the shares down more than 2.5%. we are getting analyst notes coming in impacting the shares. jpmorgan to be specific. seen the pressure on going as new orders aren't coming in as strong as they once were. a no deal brexit has been averted at least for next week. prospect of a chaotic exit still looms large. this is that in some of the potential problems. eu leaders have granted theresa may a delay. --might just be differing deferring. can agree that we are at the moment of decision and i will make every effort to make sure that we are able to leave with a deal to move our country forward. >> we have done our best. this completes the full p

dani burger has the details. >> traders are anticipating more deflation's today.ional bank announces their decision in just a few hours. according to credit, policymakers will likely wait until the frank starts to depreciate before tightening. at the bank of mark carney's hands are tied without any sort of brexit resolution. when he markets don't expect any rate hikes until at least 2020. before we get the decision at noon, gorgeous bank will announce it is set to leave its ears behind to cap inflation, norway will probably raise rates to the highest level in four years. then we get to asia. all economists surveyed by bloomberg think the philippines and indonesia will leave benchmark rates unchanged. investors are dialing up their expectations that there will be lower borrowing costs. goldman forecasts 50 bits of cuts. the scene is set for another dovish surprise. when those doves cry and fly. dani burger with very latest. let's get your first word news. debra mao is with us from hong kong. debra: theresa may's standoff with the european union is driving the u.k.

here the expectations of talks going well are not as promising just last hour as photo paolo bona dany professor of early modern european history in como italy he told me thinks rome should be allowed to act freely while i think peter is going to achieve a lot i mean the new golden initiative is a major factor in a large part of the island economy i mean are we. stronger import export relation with china not all the major states and europe are happy about that but i think the stake in you are in a relation to that itself we are starting to or now are on the well now or the nation we are we're just so out of the chinese immediately and i think it's a positive thing. you know the united states. that. made you can't win the war and mass. it's also. thinking to march on the walk to. the center of gravity and say. britain's prime minister has admitted that the country will not be able to leave the e.u. with a deal in place by the march twenty ninth deadline and a statement outside ten downing street theresa may pointed the finger firmly at parliament for the chaos two years on and these hav

but here the expectations of talks going wow are not as promising italian historian paolo bennett dany told us he believes rome should be free to pursue its interests and bolster toys with china. while i think peter is going to achieve a lot i mean when you go. back to a large part of me i mean are we. stronger import export relation with china a lot all the major states and you. think. you know news. in the relations. we are starting or in our own well now or the nature of the. chinese immediately and i think it's a positive thing. you know the united states. that. made you can't win the war and mass. things with. thinking to. walk to. the center. of the city. american men are apparently less convinced now that sexual harassment in the workplace is such a big issue as compared to twenty seventeen when the me too movement started a survey by gallup found that fifty three percent of men see the workplace heris meant as a problem that's down from sixty six percent when the me too movement exploded after a series of sexual assault allegations against powerful men however it does appear th

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martin sherman a founder and chief executive of the israel institute for strategic studies and dimitri dani a member of palestine's fattah revolutionary council. the boy court is a means to try to deal with the demise of israel to try to deal with just a miser the jewish people's right to self-determination and it's a double standard which is applied only to israel no other country with policies far more discriminating and far and far more under democratic israel subject has been subjected to such a such a policy so what i'm saying is that the media's is basically an anti semitic initiative b.d.'s is a form of nonviolent resistance it's a statement against the only lasting colonial occupying power in the world today they are not the jewish people they do not represent the jewish people the government is not elected by the jewish people they are elected by the people of the state of israel so you know that this is how they are going to present this. so now you take an advantage like here you are used to your seller so you used to taking advantage of people's last minute trying to talk to my

luÍs: dani nos acompaÑo a conocer las instalaciones con las que muchos productores de televisiÓn sonyces se puede ver como que estÁ sobre saturado y como nunca en mi vida podrÉ ser un yutuber. yo no soy de las youtuber mÁs grandes pero tengo un alcance increÍble. te das cuenta de que hay mercado para todos. luis: para probar suerte en youtube el dÍa de hoy decidí unirme a dani y hacer uno de sus famosos tutoriales. el dÍa de hoy hicimos un pastel de unicornio. lÑista para enseÑarme? aunque no me fue muy bien... se rompiÓ. creo que el resultado no estuvo tan mal. >> este es un unicornio alternativo. Ándale. luÍs: amigos, siempre recuerden que es mejor poner el cuerno del unicornio que pone el cuerno a su esposo. despuÉs le ponemos las orejitas y vean quÉ cosa tan preciosa. >> precioso ha quedado el unicornio. ♪ [risas] alan: para haber sido luis sandoval... francisca.: estaba un poco desajustado. raul: ella le dijo "tu unicornio quedÓ como un unicornio alternativo". francisca: lo que si es que mucha gente ha cambiado su vida era hacer vÍdeos en youtube porque tienen un trabajo y en la

traditional dons or hunters targeted the village of bank cast district they also attacked another for dani village nearby ethnic violence has compounded an already daya security situation in mali is desert regions which are used as a base by al qaeda and i fall into groups well the few lonnie's say that mali's military all means dons are hans's to attack them but pull many from tasm houses africa program says that accusation is yet to be established we don't yet know if the army has actually. some of the traditional hunters what we do know is that over these four or five years that this crisis in the center of the country is accelerating the army has really struggled to maintain any control there been a lot of random attacks or military bases and particularly isolated military outposts for example or checkpoints where a police always on them are checking on travelers and that has stirred up bitterness among the army the army is not always been as disciplined as it should have been not as well trained as it should have been and this is a very different situation from the north where for exa

who have moved on and some who are new to the property but as was noted earlier by remote towns and dani robertson robin jackson were very essential again in an enabling us to meet the residents where they are and to help them grow and embrace. change because this is a big change also i want to acknowledge alonzo tour is and the maintenance team their work is largely unseen until you actually come back to the property after they have made their mark it's really a statement to their commitment to this property i want to thank our relocation specialists that woman has had the probably most arduous task of all helping residents relocate to temporary quarters and all of the preparations that are necessary to get them out of their old units into temperature units and then back into their. originally unit that's jessica garlic issue here today. maybe she didn't make it. but anyway kudos to her. yes as around there are a couple of key residents that i want to recognize for prevailing with us one is the former tenet association president emma casey. emma was really my voice of the community beca

life is a toy to ease we'll also be settling in sort until we meet you eluding you consider danieli and john carlo explain once again that the visas they receive are only valid for italy. and i just want to sign you. as an agreement between you and us so we make a lot of effort to make your own. later. but it was almost a year. in the program that we have established in italy. helps to prevent hatred. when refugees have no worldly possessions no roof over their heads. if they're not listened to and have no prospects for the future. then there's a greater likelihood that they will mourn their pasts and the decisions they've made who somehow that doesn't happen with our program. we're company of them during the integration process to get through it was struck by the way to think of it. the fate of thirty three families one hundred thirteen individuals is being decided. until the very last moment there are bureaucratic problems with faeces. no one is taking much with them so the little they have matters all the more. sad. an overnight flight to italy none of them have ever been on a plane

move thrives he quickly bonds with his voters at the weekly market for example with dealer giordano danieli and his wife. if they were. all the frenchmen sarkozy the briton cameron and obama got us into this mess because they wanted to get rid of gadhafi. he was the one who kept the refugees off our backs. but it was given to him and now france and england should take them in and not repeatedly send them back to us. getting it will get done. but such a crisis does not have any simple solutions. and no one knows this better than italy's next prime minister matteo renzi silva led his center left party to a resound in defeat in march. migration or was one of the most important. issues also during my government my view is very simple i don accept to refuse my you money so first of all we tried to save the people in the city. that is not good the for the boss. and you don't make any friends with it either and certainly not invent a media where many people are angry and bitter. predicator got the italians are no longer a happy people they complain a lot about the high taxes they have to pay there

commissioners cressida dick and dany cotton are among senior officials heading to city hall to discusss. let's take a look at the travel now. we'll start with the tube, where it's all looking good actually, no reported problems on any of those lines there. we do have problems on great northern services because of a failure. a lane closed for works in king's cross. and a burst water main in caledonian road. time for the weather now. good morning, today marks the first day of the mitra logical spring but it will be a lot cooler than it did at the beginning of the week. always plenty of cloud around. a few spots of drizzle but either then that it should stay mostly dry. a misty but dry start to the morning. temperatures between seven and nine degrees celsius. we could see a little bit of brightening as we head towards the afternoon. mostly dry but would not rule out a few spots of drizzle at times. 13 the top temperature. staying mild for this time of year and just like south—westerly wind. 0vernight tonight, we will see some cloud band developing. 0utbreaks 0vernight tonight, we will see

here's dani burger. the tumble that started with bond yields is spreading throughout the market..s. yields lowest in a year but at least they are paying you something with 2.44. is this structural or is it a recessionary signal? something that is being debated as the day continues. tightening happening in turkey. surprising the market. today at thealling risk off rally continues. europe and s&p 500 both falling by more than 1%. banks weighing on the major indexes. the only place where i can find positivity, out performances in the bond proxies. oil also dropping more than 2.5%. the euro is another thing we are seeing falling with that disappointing data. one of the reasons here is inflation. inflation swapr falls, we will likely not see the euro rally until we get any meaningful pickup and economic data. guy: thank you very much. let's go back to the central bank news vonnie was bringing us. the president of the united states saying he will nominate stephen moore to the fact. let's get some analysis. , evercore head of strategy still with us. krishna: stephen moore is a well-know

ron wyden / or-dany price reduction is helpful but we have seen a lot of public relations acrobaticsthese big drug companies and the sentiment is bipartisan.sen john kennedy / la-r i'm not sure it will be enough but i do appreciate it. sen. richard durbin / il-dwhen you bring the cost of insulin in the united states for the same product that you're selling in canada, to the same level, then i'll send you some flowers.insulin prices are under investigation because the price went from 20 dollars a vile in 1996 to 275 dollars a vile today.sen. wydenthe prices have gone up 13 times in not very long, and the drug is not 13 times more effective. alexadra limon / washington correspondentdespite the cheaper insulin being released - lawmakers contiue to investigate the hike in prices. senator wyden has proposed three different bills aimed at lowering prescription costs. in a recent hearing about prescription drug prices, pharmaceutical executives defend pricing... kenneth frazier / ceo, merk & co.merk's mission is to save and improve lives by bringing forward breakthrough medicines and vaccin

. > reporter: dani and her boyfriend both from silver spring were scheduled to leave eland saturday but they got a message earlier today from a iend back home informing them hey better check the retur flight. >> if you go on the app it still shows our flight. >> reporter:i d took a quick break today from sightseeing. >> my friend messaged me said your flight is cancelled. haven't heard anything from wow the hours later. so we're lucky she messageds when she did so we were able to get online. >> reporter: other travelers started lining up to get tickets from other airlines. wow air specialized in ultra cheap flightsor between america and europe. >> the seats are small, there's no tv b screen we knew what we were getting ourselves into, which is fine. it w a way to get to iceland. >> reporter: but the airline'nk ptcy comes after six months of negotiations to sell the low cost carrier. wow air failed to line up 2nancing, and cancelled all flights scheduled. leaving 2,700h passengers w few options to get home. >> we had to cut our trip short day, but it's a small price to pay. we are fortun

sandy -- dani burger has that press this morning. surprise what is going on today.s driven by the bond market. not surprising because we have that bond proxy trade going on with investors looking for yield. they are piling into stocks with solid profits. this is something that goldman sachs today said was attractive. and on the downside, we see very volatile stocks are losing today. it might reverse as investors look for safer companies that provides growth for a difficult economic environment. this chart shows the divergence of the u.s. dollar and bought trends. they have sent german bund yields negative. we see the spread widen. hand, the dollar swap spreads have been tightening because of the u.s. mortgage bond market. it is a phenomenon called negative convexity. homeowners tend to refinance, but it forces mortgage bond fund managers to readjust their hedging which more or less causes this continue to spread to widen. anna: watching some of the phenomenon we are seeing in the bond markets. and on m&a, there is 20 to talk about this morning. plenty to talk about