et's get over to dani. dani: it looks like we're getting big misses. got a miss coming in at 5:00% estimated at 5.4 ahold rom last month's data. 5.6% estimated at more than 1. the only positive we're seeing here is retail sales. this was expected though that had hit a record low at 7.2. it's rebounded to 8.6. when we're looking at the chinese currency not too much of a reaction. it had been weakening all day against the dollar as investors are looking out to sea. they have the stimulus to fight off some of the effects of the trade war. it might not be enough. part of the reason it might be holding at the current level, it was earlier in the day is just because even though the numbers -- some of these numbers look weak, it might not matter if a trade deal can be hatched. so really trade is the most important thing determining the outlook. these numbers might have come in weak. they were weak. his is the bloomberg china economic surprise. there were more misses than there were beats to data that analysts saw coming in. considering these mid month numbers

dani: it kicks off today.e have the ecb officials meeting in portugal and we have seen draghi use the meeting this way investors, but top of mind for market is time, how does the ecb react slowdown risk? that's given their lowdown risk of ammunition. just as they are talking with a, we get a decision from the fact. economists are not expecting changes, the we will be listening to language to show how much of a path for cuts, especially if we see the trade wars add headwinds. thursday, more rate decisions, this time from the bank of japan and england. expected, but the minutes can be interesting. this is the week that matters. let me show you the truck that matters, especially as we will be covering the ecb meeting live. this will be haunting policymakers. market expectations for the euro area of plunged. right before yesterday, this was a record low, starting to rise up, but sell at this low level. the issue that it undermines ecb's credibility, especially that it keeps rights at record lows. undermine credibi

dani burger has those for us.reavesmanagers, pulling thew offering from their platform. their offerings, causing shares to move lower. one of the biggest losers on the stoxx 600. the only share losing more than it currently is ubisoft, the videogame maker. the ceo and deputy ceo, who happen to be brothers, have sold 20,000 shares of the company. we're seeing the price drop below the sale price now, at about 69 euros. finally, the biggest mover to the upside today is royal mail after an upside from j.p. morgan after their recent strategy update. jp morgan says that update sees a route to better margins. but a big part of the case is the valuation story. matt: thanks very much. dani burger with some individual movers. next we will talk about the 30 year anniversary of the tiananmen square crackdown. china is playing the victim card. find out why next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 54 minutes into tuesday's trading day for the european equity markets. it's 30 years today since t

dani burger has those for us. dani: big movers this monday.orts from bloomberg's, looking on buying cyprus semi. the deal would be valued pretty heavily, almost $10 billion is what they would be valued at. we usually see the fault anyway, but perhaps they are paying too much, 50% premium over their prices before the report came out. the biggest movers to the upside is wirecard, the ceo tweeting over the weekend, saying there are record sign-ups to its financial platform and the next half of 2019 is looking positive, shares up more than 3%. a huge plunge from cairo group today. reducing for your outlook. shares are trading at the lowest since 2003. costs are going to rise. they are restructuring the u.k. buildings. that's certainly giving shares a hit today. matt: thanks very much, dani burger with some of your movers. angela merkel is doing soul-searching after the departure of a key ally in another party. andrea noll us does -- resigned, but they are merkel's junior partner in the coalition. that follows a devastating if -- of sitting defeat

also like the bond story dani.eat chart yesterday, the various bond products in germany. how soon are they going to end up in negative territory? we will wonder. what is going on in italy? won't be ey sanctioned by the e.u.. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> risk off the table, tehran says new u.s. tensions close the diplomatic path forever. stocks take lower ahead of the g20. cut caution. robert kaplan says he's concerned rate cuts could fuel imbalances. jay powell speaks today. the emerging in frontier forum kicks off. we are live at the event, where we hear from john flint in around 20 minutes. ♪ >> welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." francine lacqua is at the emerging and frontier forum here at our london headquarters.

today, we have got annmarie hordern going head-to-head with dani burger.it has been on a tear. the latest headlines with iran sending investors into gold. but you know i love a little volatility, this is the gold vix. recently, i want to show you what the surge has done. i want quoted in percentages because you cannot have a percent of a percent, but it has dropped up near 16. the volatility of gold is at its highest since december of last year. drama going on as the gains continue in gold. annmarie: another asset on a tear is bitcoin. i know matt did this at the start of the show, but you can see here, we have not been at this level since january 2018. last time we saw here was december when it went to nearly 20,000 and then we saw that precipitous fall. the question is, is the rally here to stay, and what is driving it? is it institutional money, facebook's libra, or a potential haven? anna: i am judging, unfortunately for you, which is i'm going with dani. i am going with the tangible and the wearable over the digital. but thanks to both for playing. gt

got dani burger combing through the details for us. dani: a mixed bag here.hey have come in at 50, falling from 50.4. that is beating what most economists saw. composite pmi is also beating the survey, coming in at 49.9. that is a beat, but still below 50 so that is a contraction. we can look at where levels were before. about 50,ill fall to right where the line is. they are coming down to this level, so just a slight drop. i will give you a quick check on btp's spreads. , weds are moving higher have seen this for most of the day. and whether this is good enough to impact the spread is what will be watched. ae spread has widened just touch, but this mixed picture is not enough to avoid the spread going back to 2.9, where it was at the start of the populist rule. matt: thanks very much, dani burger with your italian pmi numbers. search wall street. asn black of apollo's president trump is a good steward of continued economic growth. he spoke with david room style -- rubinstein at the bloomberg: invest conference. , at0 years into an up cycle some point, the mu

matt: dani, take us out on sap. >> likely to rally today. usp or oracle returned to sales growth. oracle shares, up 4.5 overnight. anna: thanks, everybody. to geto on bloomberg those stories. the european open is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. one minutes until the start of trading this thursday morning. futures are positive, the handover from asia is positive. chinese stocks, up substantially this morning. losing, very much a standout moved to the downside in today's markets in the asian session and the european session. against the .4% greenback. the yen gains against currency. focus on the two-year and a big drop in yields. the 10-year dropped below 2% yesterday. gold prices on a tear. strength in the prices, it seems the opportunity comes for these assets decreases as we talk about rate cuts. futures look like into the european session and it looks positive at the start. of the trading day. dax futures up .7. ftse and cac up shy of a percent. will we see that materialize? standout fx moves will be in

nejra: dani burger, thank you. us from frankfurt is an investment strategist at allianz global investments. thank you so much for joining. let me pick up on a couple of the points that dani was pointing to that we heard from jeff gundlach. we could get this double whammy of a 50 basis point cut from the fed before year-end. could we get that? >> thanks for having me this morning. good morning. generally the outlook for risky asset classes has become a bit more clouded for two keyons, concerning sectors for markets. one is the fed. margaret's are currently pricing in aggressive easing by the fed. several rate cuts until the end of the year. what i would question is whether these rate cuts will come as quickly as expected by markets. regarding the second sector, markets are still hoping for a trade deal by the u.s. and china. from my perspective, the past words a direct agreement of the direct party have to come less clear, particularly because the trade war has extended into the tech sector. from my perspective -- n

dani berger has the latest. and also niraj shah.ares slumping today with a little bit of strength in the rupee. how much of this is due to the drop in crude prices? niraj: manus, all of it, i would reckon. good morning to you. holiday. tomorrow is a next thursday we will be talking about policy. but today's session is looking best for what the equity markets are doing currently. so a third of a percent lower. but the currency as you pointed out is strengthening in trade and in a large portion, due to the crude price fall have been seeing. will show you the next chart between the crude and the rupee i think the rupee will be cheering that,. what the rba does in a meeting on thursday will be an important reading on these markets as well -- what the r.b.i. does. nejra: niraj, thank you so much. dani, there has been a breather in the treasury. dani: yes, the two-year yields bouncing back from the 2017 low. but we are seeing signs that this is profit taking in large part. in my terminal, you can see how some of this is japanese funds. wh

dani touched on a lot of the problems, and anna's comments at the start.this be a preemptive strike from the central bank to smooth of politicalperiod volatility? that seems the most likely scenario. there are significant ifs in there. the biggest is whether the china-u.s. trade conflict escalates further. i do not think the problem is the cycle. the reason the central banks are acting aggressively is there is not enough inflation. it is not the economy that is telling us we are passed to do and need to slow down -- we are need to slowd down. it is the politics giving us the recession risk. how should we play as strategists? our view is it you want to stay exposed to the equity market because there are two way risks on politics, but doing that in a more defensive manner. focus on value, large-cap, and quality. companies with good balance sheets and cash flow. anna: in terms of bond markets, echoing what dani said, in the yellow we have the spread between the spanish 10 year and that is coming down a lot at the market thinks the central bank, the ecb, will

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here with the data, bloomberg's dani burger.a clear signal for you that any rally this month has a lack of conviction. i have european listed etp, etf, any exchange traded products, monthly fund firms -- flows. this is a good idea of what institutions are doing because unlike the u.s., this isn't mostly retail. it's institutions. in june, we have seen more than 5 billion euros in outflows and that will be the largest sum on record. flee,hness as investors that includes a ubs model that sold out of equities. they investors are buying, are going very defensive and this is something we usually don't see when equities are rallying. one of the biggest beneficiaries of defensive funds are gold backed etf's. acid funded management joined together here. i want to show you what the curve does over the last few days. this is a huge spike in assets, now just under 7 billion in assets -- 7 billion euros, that is. these are gold backed etf's which means when you buy one of these funds, you are buying physical gold in vaults in zurich. defini

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joining us in london is dani burger. you are looking at a bounce in u.s.s that has continued into the futures. dani: the conversation you just had set me up perfectly because there are catalysts for the orns, whether the powell put the hope that mexico perhaps won't get a new round of tariffs from donald trump i have to give more -- to mark cudmore because he pointed out a path of resistance for futures and it has held up well. futures flirting with the level right there but having a difficult time getting above it. he says if we break above this line, it wouldn't be unusual to get a 2% rally. this gives us a good idea that even in a downward trend, there is the potential for short-lived sharp rallies. another feature of the rally to flag is the move to jgb's. yellow, i have the future level. a lot of this is playing through the derivative market. future levels, the highest in three years. in the blue is the open interest. if you look at the right side coming you can see a recent spike. open interest for these futures. demand for jgb's has now hit its high

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dani burger with a look at market preparations. donald trump says the u.s.l impose additional sanctions on iran days after he abruptly called off airstrikes in retaliation for the downing of a navy drone. the administration has signaled a willingness to talk. >> continued threats and acts of aggression against israel, our allies in the arabian gulf, and against u.s. personnel and assets across the middle east are not signs of a nation seeking peace. >> there will be a significant set of new sanctions. trump: if there is war it will be obliteration like you never seen before. you can't have a nuclear weapon. otherwise you have a bad economy for years. >> no preconditions? pres. trump: not as far as i'm concerned. matt: i spoke with james comey, who gave us his take on iran as well. >> they are bad actors. they sponsor terrors. they have a different way of thinking about the world, so they are a constant threat. when i was director of the fbi, they were one of the top threats in cyber and terrorism. reporterloomberg news in tehran. first off, what is the react

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a latere danis put at date, there will be a delay tackling climate -- if the delay is put to a laterate, there will be a delay tacklingng clime change. reporter: norway is leading the way. it polluting vehicles will be phased out by 2025. anchor: that will wrap up the business update. fore is a silver lining france despite the cloudy economy. and theespite strikes launch of the yellow vests protest movement in november, france managed to attract greater foreign investment last year, coming in second place in the european attractiveness survey. points openedg last year. manufafacturining jobs on ththee after yeyears of dececline. investor sentiment a b bit pessimistic. news of good news-bad there. coming in the next half hour, buckingham palace is not just welcoming donald trump this week. it also has a new exhibit on leonardo da vinci. it includes one of only two known portraits of the great artist himself. a closer look on t [indistinct chatter] femalele narrator: a a preciou delivery arrives at a d dock in the mediterranean... years of ambition and determination, wrapped up in card

. >> you look so beautiful, madonna >>> dani craig has had a rough time filming "bond 25."ks of work after he got hurt on the set. but 007 is finally back on her majesty's secret service, and with a royal guest. daniel was walking around without a limp as he welcomed prince charles to the london set. he showed the prince of wales the vintage aston martins that are being used in the movie. charles is quite the fan of the classic british car. just six days ago, we saw daniel working out with a boot on his injured left ankle. after having surgery, it seems bond is all better now and is back filming at pinewood studios. the prince listened in during filming. and while chatting with bond's movie boss actor ralph fiennes, charles recognized him as the villain voldemort from that other famous series of movies. >> harry potter that is me. >>> and in other royal news, happy birthday to prince william. today, the heir to the throne and daddy of three is celebrating his 37th birthday. this week, meghan and harry split from william and kate's charity, the royal foundation. but the suss

let's go to dani burger for some breaking news from the swiss national bank.ave held interest rates at a in that -- interest rates at a negative low. one of the most important things is how they are to -- treating the swiss franc. what is the frank doing? -- franc doing? it is starting to sharply appreciate. that is your we can see the dovishness. if we zoom this out to about one year, we can see how much it has appreciated. the circle i have is how much we .ast heard you can see it has appreciated about 1% since then. treatment of the currency is important. also is what the bond market has been doing. lowestfallen to its since 2015. something else policymakers will continue to keep their eye on. anna: thank you very much. coming up, we speak to thomas jordan, president of the swiss national bank following the snb's policy decision. day.nutes into the trading let's have a look at how things are shaping up. pretty evenly divided, 290 stocks up, 290 down. become -- the telecom sector is a standout. there is a bit of a relief rally for some players in the german

former olympic champion dani rowe thank you very much forjoining us in sportsday.ave named their head coach for the tour of south africa in 2021, and it's a very familiar face indeed, as warren gatland has accepted the challenge for the third time. he will step down as wales head coach after this year's world cup, and pick up the reins with the lions from next summer. our rugby union correspondent, chris jones, has more. they are the grand slam champions! where is's grand slam triumph earlier this year was the latest feather in warren gatland's cap. the lions have made their move once more tying him down yet again after the winning tour of australia in 2013 and a remarkable series draw against the all blacks four years later. the tour of new zealand took its toll but time has been a healer. he says the lionsjob is one you just but time has been a healer. he says the lions job is one you just don't turn down. when i thought about it and thought about the lions and what it meant to me personally, it was ha rd to it meant to me personally, it was hard to say no. it wo

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dani burger has the details. taken away. dani: it all starts today. they are meeting and portugal.een draghi use the buting to sway investors, how does the ecb react to the slowdown risks, especially given relative lack of ammunition? just as they are talking, we get the fed decision was day. economists expect them to keep rates on hold, but we'll be listening to language that spells out the path for cuts if the trade war creates headwinds. thursday, we get a boj and boe announcement. analysts don't expect changes here, but one of the interesting things, we'll see if policymakers start to splinter. nejra: thank you so much. now we go to paris, where the airshow caps off. guy johnson is on the ground. guy? guy: thank you. we're joined by wilbur ross. mr. secretary. good morning. let's talk a little bit about aerospace and how aerospace will play a war -- role in the trade narrative. does europe need to spend more in the aerospace? wilbur: europe does need to spend more. they should be living up to the commitment to defense spending as part of the nato arrangement. aerospace is thriv

dani burger has told us all about it.ing up, we speak to thomas jordan, president of the swiss national bank, and get his take after the rate decision. you do not want to miss that conversation at 10:00 a.m. here is debra mao from hong kong. debra: electric vehicle sales are plummeting and the stock price greater in, but the founder and chief executive does not see what the fuss is about. in three 70% value months, and investors need to understand developing new vehicles costs money, and the company will be profitable within a few years. a you cannot ask five-year-old toddler to make money, it is difficult. if you look at tesla, it has been established for 16 years. we have only been established for four years. we do not need a decade to make it. netflix is stepping up efforts to turn its streaming platform into a multimedia platform. it is unveiling video games based on it shows. the game things 3" is coming out when the show debuts. it is licensing the characters to outside studios. that is your bloomberg business flash

cole in the port of aden and that was a very simple operation it was a was a dany that was full with explosives and the person took it out and blew himself up next to the cole so this seems to me to be like a state actor of some sort is there no hard evidence being put forward by the u.s. secretary of state because no hard evidence exists or might it be that they have the evidence but for some other reason they're not putting it out there i think that that's the real question here right now as your reports indicated we're dealing mostly with speculation the united states intelligence community is very leery about revealing its sources and methods and thus i think it will be unlikely that will get much hard evidence in terms that would compromise how the united states received this information so i think that we're going to be dealing in a in an atmosphere of imperfect information going forward on this and that atmosphere won't be made any more perfect surely when you get someone like mike pompeo talking about some really good i mean who see discussing here. i'm not really sure who he

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dani burger, setting the agenda on emerging markets.bout the concerns terms of fed rate cuts. robert kaplan says a possible rate cut could add to economic and market imbalances. but he also sees downside risks increasing. this comes as investors are convinced a rate cut in july will come, with some looking for half a percentage point drop. all the memories of a shock from the fed. our next guest remembers these. interest fedmber meeting moves. talk to me about your markets. you talk about significant downside risks. let's have a look. aggressively.s why do you think that is the scenario we will have this time around? talk me through your chart. that chart shows you what could happen to risk assets if we move into a global slowdown scenario and the fed has to cut aggressively. that is why i think many traders are concerned. casemay not be the base yet because the economic fundamentals of many equity markets would argue that we are not in a dire situation. data has been mixed. more current data leading indicators are all pointing south, b

jonangan: they are not reveali dany moreail about tha intelligence whatever the threat, this is part of a concerted effort to force iran to change its behavior. the trump administraas turned its back on an international deal on iran's nuclear program and stepped up sanctions instead. the message now is confrontation, and that includes if necessary the use of military rce. >> we are not looking for war. our key mission is deterrence. we are trying to add sbility. wever, if the united states is attacked, if our interests are attacked, we will respond with unrelenting force. jonathan: with tensions simmering, the biggest fear will be miscalculation by either side. one possible reason why so far this aircraft carrier has not sailed through the narrow strait of hormuz, the closest point to iran. jonathan beale, bbc ns, on the uss abraham lincoln. laura: it is not only the middle reeast where is friction at sea. russia and the u.s. are blaming each other after their warships nearlyollided in the pacific. these pictures were taken from the uss chancellorsville russia says the missile cruise

with the details is bloomberg's dani burger.i: the qe trade is back on, given rocket fuel ecb yesterday about saying they would cut rates as the first line for added stimulus. so as we look into what people are doing, we are seeing a lot of the qe favorites. that includes debt from spain, italy, and france. we had a french 10 year bonds hit zero, even though yields are coming back. but curve flatness, that tends to be how these take shape. we are also seeing the return of tina. we are seeing equities do well, but especially u.s. credit. finally, playing defense. we are seeing the u.s. dollar do well and bets that the dollar can survive the latest cut cycle. that means gold is doing better as well as defensive sectors, francine. francine: thanks so much, dani burger with the latest on what we could see. where are getting some big news at of nikkei -- out of nikkei. thinking about shifting 15-30% of output from china. this is because of possible supply train -- supply chain concerns. up next, a roller coaster ride for investors. w

investigations they have seen to this investigation at the not investigation against him to the bunnies or danis at the investigation has to continue and the perpetrators have to be identified and punishment police officers in this case have to be either punish or cleared every police officer from the moscow police chief to the lowest ranking investigator in your in. views you keep reminding everyone that the investigations that should be guided by the innocent until proven guilty over and simple which is a foundational principle of the russian justice system and then it seems to me that this principle requires the investigation to concede there are at the very least a probability of some of the police being criminally involved in this case that would show a proper degree of impartiality but do you think it's possible what the police actually see this through or get themselves out on the other court the most i mean it's well this is something you have to spiral out of them so little you know every law enforcement agency has an internal affairs unit up at the is right you know which investigates

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recibamos con un fuerte aplauso a dani. venga!na que su paÍs se lo merece, estÁ pasando por mucho. >> quÉ dice? andrea: soy la perdedora, pero, quÉ vivan las mujeres! carlos: gracias por invitarme a este programa tan maravilloso. dani: hay que reconciliar los votos. >> nos vemos en el teatro esta noche. carlos: esto estuvo vendido. fue parte del movimiento feminista. >> asÍ termina esta hora loca de hoy. nos vemos el prÓximo viernes. esto continÚa. nos vamos con nuestra karla martÍnez. [gritos] [mÚsica] karla: eso! seguimos con la locura, pero le damos la bienvenida a alejandra espinoza. en este momento estÁ en chicago. listo para recibir a las talentos a mujeres que se van a presentar este sÁbado en el lugar donde pueden ver en la pantalla. ahÍ lo va a mostrar ella. hablamos contigo, alejandra. cÓmo estÁs? alejandra espinoza: muy bien. buenos dÍas a todos. contenta de estar aquÍen chicago. casi que acabo de llegar. estoy muy contenta. estamos en bÚsqueda de talento para reina de la canciÓn. vamos estar desde las 8:00 de la maÑana

former olympic champion dani rowe suffered a training accident in 201a which left her with broken ribsus injury is a challenge for mind as well as body. it is really hard to come back from this kind of accident, i think mentally more than physically. there's been some horrific injuries from this crash, but knowing chris' kind of mental strength and determination, he will definitely be back, i'm sure. already one of the most decorated cyclists in history, froome today received some timely good news — learning from his hospital bed that he's set to be awarded one of the sport's biggest races, the vuelta a espana from 2011, after the winner was found guilty of an anti—doping violation. that would take his tally of grand tour triumphs to a remarkable seven, but for now his focus will be the long road to recovery. dan roan, bbc news. sudan's military rulers have tonight admitted that they did give the orders for an operation that led to the killing of more than 100 peaceful protestors ten days ago. the un security council has condemned the massacre and called for an end to attacks on civili

former olympic champion dani rowe suffered an accident, and says it isa rowe suffered an accident, anddy. it is really hard to come back from this kind of accident, i think mentally more than physically. there has been some horrific injuries from this crash, but knowing chris's mental strength and determination, he will definitely be back, i'm sure. already one of the most decorated cyclists in history, froome today received some timely good news, learning from his hospital bed that he set to be awarded one of the sport's biggest races, the vuelta a espana from 2011, after the winner was found guilty of an anti—doping violation. that would take his tally of grand tour triumphs to a remarkable seven but now his focus will be the long road to recovery. dan roan, bbc news. the time isjust road to recovery. dan roan, bbc news. the time is just after quarter past six. our top story this evening: and still to come, tackling loneliness — how a simple chat on the bus can have a major impact in making people less isolated. in sportsday at 6.30pm on bbc news... will rory mcilroy recover from an

or danis the investigation has to continue and the perpetrators have to be identified and punishment police officers in this case have to be either punished or cleared every police officer from the moscow police chief to the lowest ranking investigator say that in your interviews you keep reminding everyone that the investigations that should be guided by the innocent until proven guilty over and simple which is a foundational principle of the russian justice system and then seems to me that this principle requires the investigation to concede there are at the very least a probability of some of the police being criminally involved in this case that would show a proper degree of impartiality but do you think it's possible you know what the police actually see this through or get themselves out on the other court the most i mean it's well this is something you have to spiral out of them slowly you know every law enforcement agency has an internal affairs unit up at the is right you know which investigates crimes perpetrated by law enforcement professionals that's why we have so many s

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hicks on the hush money payments president trump's former attorney, michael cohen, made to storm storm danihe russia investigation but lawmakers say they learned nothing new. monopoly is going cash-free. hasbro's newest take on the board game classic doesn't come with paper money, instead features a voice controlled top hat. it features the same iconic real estate properties and railroad companies as the original but now on a blackboard. the revamped game sells for $30, starting on july 1st. and that's what's happening now. lauren: is it going to be faster now, tracee, to play? tracee: i'm not sure. i'm not sure if you're going to advance more. lauren: president trump says he's not worried about joe biden or any of the 2020 democratic candidates. but should biden be worried? we're going to take a look at who is emerging as biden's biggest challenger on the left. parents and coaches just stormed the field, but not to take a turn at bat. the brawl on the diamond and what caused it, coming up, right here on "fbn: a.m.." ♪ last night she said oh, baby don't feel so down. ♪ feel left out. ♪ whoa

here is dani burger. >> we've seen this return as we've been talking about the ecb yesterday, policymakersng the cut would be one of their first moves for added stimulus. where are we seeing investors going to for the qe trade? are bond fromes italy, spain, france, french 10 year yields hit 0% for the first time. but the shape of the bond trade the gleick curve flattening. long-duration is a performing because longer-term securities, the ecb still has room to buy. this time it's the american credit edition. investors overseas, it's almost a necessity to move into u.s. credit to look that income, that yield, according to bank of america. helping golden generally of sectors are doing better. let's say the fed clears the way for some rate cuts, maybe not today but in the future. playbook, isis era it necessary? history might suggest so. when we've seen cuts from the fed just as the economy looks to be getting light cycle, soon after we do see a recession. context,ut it in yesterday we saw the latest bank of america survey. that we are ins the light cycle of the economy right now. nejra: great

with the timeline, dani burger.seen low interest rates and central-bank stimulus that have caused fixed income managers to feel the manage -- pressure, turning to get yields. less liquid assets. push is partially what was behind tim haywood and his demise. hisrs said some of investments were done without due diligence. more recently, we have had investment empires brought to their knees. he had a heavy waiting and companies that were difficult to sell. -- we get to this most recent crisis. fund heldorted the more than 1.4 billion euros of bonds. entrepreneurrman with a german entrepreneur with the history of troubled investments. after that, star suspended its reading in the allegra fund, citing concerns about the liquidity. by monday, we get this massive number. 6.4 billion dollars in outflows. leaving the fund. plunged 14%.shares one of the biggest funds under pressure, this is the estimated cumulative flows. you can see flows for most of the year. more than one point -- one billion euros polled. recognized remain

let's look at your stock movers with dani burger. >> we have gotten confirmation of the latest megadealip sector, buying cyprus, which will put a valuation on the company for $10 billion. analysts are saying there is something in this deal for everybody but the synergies aren't as easy as they appear on paper and shares are declining more than 6%. they are moving down on some sell side ratings, this one from jeffries, who cut the price target on a 50% reduction from where shares currently are, saying that the valuations are very high and there's too much optimism priced in and they would need perfect sales and customer acquisition for this price to make sense. have cut their full year outlook, saying it would cost the company construction business. costs are going to be higher, the company saying that because of that therefore your outlook will take a hit. >> thank you so much, dani burger. getting some data out of the u.k., mainly in manufacturing pmi fell 49.4, anything below 50 is a contraction. pmi, we have all been expecting this. we will get back to all things brexit and u.k. rela

dani burger said the context for a momentous week.takes us to the mliv question today, the stock side of the asset class. can stocks rally even without a trade deal? join our debate. it's on your bloomberg. do you need a trade deal to boost the rally, or is the fed enough to sate the market? christopher at lgim. we are all gearing towards the g20 this week. last week it was about powell and the fed. this week it is about g20. do you even get the sense that markets are perhaps a little prospectoyed up on the of a trade deal between xi and trump? christopher: i don't get that sense, actually. i think wherever we look, you don't see sentiment particularly being stretched in either the equity or the risky corners of the fixed income market. yes, prices have rallied, but it seems to be one of the most unloved rallies, one of the most unlovable markets in history. if you look -- unloved bull market in history. if you look at what investors have in their portfolio, if you look at surveys, all of those say this is not an over-- rally in any w

dani burger has the details. >> tomorrow is packed with central-bank action in eco-data. day will kick off with an rba rate decision. that is as cash rates drop below the fed by the most since 1983. analysts expect the aussie bank to lower the target by 25 basis points. that same day, euro area inflation will likely see a sharp deceleration because the easter price effects likely to unwind. this busy day is capped by the fed chairman powell. he gives welcoming remarks at a fed conference on policy framework. then we get into thursday. a big rate decision from the ecb. key rates are expected to remain unchanged. the ecb is also planning to launch its third round of tlt ro's. rba the same day likely to cut rates and finally friday we get jobs for the u.s.. we are expected to see unemployment hold at a 49 year low. that, traders are betting the fed will cut its rate by 0.5% by year-end. look what we are seeing in 10 year yields. drops below the fed funds rate just as we have this busy week setting quite a somber tone. nejra: great work. me pick up on the fed. manus and i wer

another a further 2 on the women's world cup on top of that even before you get to any mention of of dani alves you left. yesterday so the media is definitely the modulations really been captured. the crowds have been big for the french games the crowds have been loud as well and it's the same for the u.s. games as well the u.s. obviously been the greatest team in women's football over the last couple of decades that does give us a bit of a problem. going into the quarterfinals the u.s. of course just about to kick off against spain if they get through to the quarter finals they'll be playing against france which means that from the semifinals on words will no longer have one of the 2 great draws of the tournament either the usa or fronts playing so organizers will really hope that whoever does remain in the competition manages to keep the profile up of what they'll think has been a very successful women's world cup so far. the women's world cup in paris at the moment plenty more from paul throughout the day. argentina celebrates in reaching the quarter finals of the copper america they s

dani rowe is an olympic gold medalist who recovered from a serious crash that left her with five brokennd it is ha rd, really ha rd devastated at the moment and it is hard, really hard to put things into perspective. perspective. itried hard, really hard to put things into perspective. perspective. i tried to look at it as things being, that thinks could be worse. but i hope that chris can reset, i had was helped by having small goals along the way and i think that is the only thing that can help after an injury like this. at the women's world cup, the hosts france have all but secured their place in the knock—out stage, with a 2—1victory over norway. they were leading when norway levelled through this really unfortunate own goal from the french defender wendie renard, somehow putting the ball into her own net under no pressure. but eugenie le sommer‘s penalty rescued them, in front of almost 35 thousand fans in nice. germany also made it two wins from two, as they beat spain 1—0. germany, ranked second in the world, are virually assured of a place in the next round. a brilliant goal by

in terms of stock movers, let's go to dani burger. what is below the service -- surface?g movers today hydro.h hydro -- norsk they reported an unexpected profit, now moving their growth outlook. analysts in morgan stanley saying it's a beat on all levels. alsoassaultes gaining. shares look attractive and there is also room for the company to give up dividends -- give out dividends. lansdown, another down day. this is the neil woodford affect, if you would. the beleaguered asset manager is pulling back, not allowing anybody to withdraw from his funds. he is one of the biggest investors in his trust. a two day decline for those chairs. nejra: let's get the bloomberg first word news now. >> u.s. federal reserve chairman jerome powell has signaled an openness to cut interest rates if necessary. investors have aggressively predicted the fed would loosen policy. how pledging -- jerome powell pledging to keep a close watch on this fallout between the u.s. and its closest trading partners. chairman powell: we don't know how or when these issues will be resolved. there closely mon

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