mark: we spoke to david gura about that earlier, and that was fascinating.louffe was instrumental in getting barack obama elected president, and he did wage what seemed to be like a political shame city almost officials and shame mayor de blasio and shame mayor de blasio interchanging course. scarlet: perhaps officials were slow to realize just how popular it is, uber. they were taken by surprise by how quickly the landscape changed and were found trying to catch up to the reality of the situation. mark: now uber looks to take over europe. scarlet: they are a long way off from that. mark: coming up, ford interest legal contract talks with the united auto workers union. the automaker already has the highest labor costs. can it win concessions? ♪ to theelcome back bloomberg market day. ford kicks of contract negotiations with the united automobile workers today. for ford, these talks are keep your the automaker has the highest u.s. labor costs in the industry. ford did not seek bankruptcy protection in 2009 and was unable to hire workers at a lower pay rate, l

tom: david gura, thank you so much.imple -- celebration of a modest level two to three hours ago. futures up 15, the 10-year yield as you would expect, better. 2.46 percent. my major focus is on foreign exchange, and the euro shows it. yes, a stronger euro for a bit, and then we have really given it act as well. -- given it back as well. nymex crude a little bit soft this morning, 52.31. brendan: this is "bloomberg surveillance." tom: there is an agreement, and most certainly it is within the most fractious parties. the divine in europe is tangible this monday morning. sir howard davies is chairman of the phoenix group. he joins us from london. not only a student from the european experiment but he has lived it at the london school of economics, and of course with his new duties of coming at the royal bank of scotland. sir howard, good morning. is the european experiment broken this morning? sir howard davies: yes, this is not a good outcome. this was a plan put together by president hollande of france. one good decisio

david gura in athens for us. now, a look at the european market flows.is mark barton from london. investors in europe were in wait and see mode ahead of that greek parliamentary vote on wednesday. stocks arising for the fifth consecutive day, the longest winning stretch in three months ahead of that big boat, which is a vote on reform in exchange for a new aid package. 6100 is an interesting one. mark carney spoke to u.k. lawmakers and he warned that rate increases are moving closer. we had an earlier inflation report that showed stagnated can to races, which played in to the members of the bank of england who don't want interest rates to increase. one of the more interesting fixes on the tuesday session was the oil sector. it finished higher after the iran nuclear records. when iranian oil starts coming onto the market, it will be a gradual process. oil companies in europe like the thought of that. sky, u.k. satellite broadcaster, deutsche bank raising its recommendation. online video will help boost gross. bmw falling. its chinese partner forecasted ne