plenty more to come on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak: asia ."hays in new york. yvonne: i'm yvonne man in hong kong. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. japan's most popular messaging service topped estimates after handing office photo and camera business. vine's operating income soared $130 million in the three months through june, smashing forecast of $52 million thanks to the one time photo gain of $93 million. however, user growth has flagged as focus shifts to fight facebook's whatsapp and messenger. kathleen: the nintendo switch is becoming a money earner. profits topped estimates. operating profit was $145 million, beating forecasts of $95 million. currency gains helped to boost profit after the yen fell 10% against the euro. nintendo collected 25% of its revenue from europe. kicked offc has earnings season for singaporean banks. second-quarter income rose 22% to 796 u.s. dollars, 15% more than what analysts had been expecting. the companies saw growth in its management and insurance operations. ocbc acquired barclays wea

this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: "daybreak: asia this is "daybreak: asia -- this is "daybreak: asia."'s talk airlines, because spring airlines is set to restore some flights from china to japan and south korea. the announcement comes as political tensions ease between china and its neighbors. yvonne: the deployment of the missile system seems to be the of contention. the ceo told tom mackenzie that giant airport being built in china will provide more spots for private carriers. fly more flights from japan, korea, and the southwest asia region. japan is most profitable. -- it is -- those countries are larger. we are still developing. we are looking for the new .resident tom: where is the competition coming from? itit high-speed rail? -- is high-speed rail? not direct from the airline, but from china we see lots of opportunity occupying probably 80%. important,na is very especially for the young generation who likes to use the online. think -- tom: how much of a challenge is getting new slots? >> a lot of airlines have no place to go. beijing has known slot, -- has no slot, shanghai has

much more ahead on "daybreak: asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is "daybreak: asia."nk has reiterated its bid for a euro clearing role in a post-brexit world. oversight is crucial to maintain the stability of the common currency. we spoke with chairman john mcfarlane, chairman of the -- group. >> i think the issue is a conflict between politics and the economics here. to my knowledge, nobody has asked for clearing to move from a business standpoint. it is faring -- working very efficiently. the transaction cost is across a business point something because the scale is so enormous. true, the aspect of that has to move into the eu. you lose the benefit. efficient. less up au then say, let's open multicurrency and the eu, but you keep the currency system in the u.k., which is much bigger, that would be more efficient but less efficient than it is today. you would be moving would be very difficult to be economic. i do not think it would work, aside from anything else. this is really political. >> does that explain what they are saying? a big percentage of the euro clearin

much more ahead on "bloomberg daybreak: asia."yvonne: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia," i'm yvonne man in hong kong. betty: i'm that he really new york. let's get a check of business flash headlines. are sentiggest shivers to establish a new combined container operation after missing a july 1 target because of approval delays. all the necessary international permits have been obtained for the combination with another company. the venture will create the world's six largest carrier, set to launch in april. yvonne: japanese oil refiner aims to raise as much as 1.2 billion dollars from a share sale as early as july 12. it is facing opposition from the company's founding family, which has about 34% of the stock. if successful, they say would dilute the holding below the one third needed to block the merger. retailerxury goods showing thatsold, the chinese name doesn't have the cachet of a french or italian one. it has attack -- attracted stars like nicole kidman, but struggled to gain buyers. yvonne: in the next hour, we are watchin

the second hour of daybreak asia coming to you from the u.s. and asia had orders. on 8 a.m. here in new york. and sherry, of course, we're watching how the markets are opening right now. market delivered by earnings season. netflix, this huge subscriber growth not just in the u.s. but also overseas. for netflix and gearing up for goldman sachs, ibm, bank of america, so many more. we also have data points to look at property prices out of china, not to mention the minutes. excluding japan. remember, japan was on holiday yesterday. the markets get going. -- so i wonder >> this is now at a three-year low. with the function to show you how. weaker there at the end. slight gains in sydney and soul just fluctuating at the open here, this having slight gains on monday. take a look at the aussie dollar down about .2%. ahead of the rba minutes. we have offshore snapping a five day advantage. the support level, watch that level closely. born.have iron flat-ish in 2018. we have aluminum falling in june. the way we went this morning, but now it is up about .2% at $48 or $50 a barrel. th

cio.oppenheimer funds, the we have much more ahead on daybreak asia. roundup of the stories to get your day going in today's edition of daybreak. bloomberg subscribers can go to dayb . also available on mobile. you can customize your settings to only get the news on industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ betty: this is daybreak asia, i am betty lou in new york. yvonne: let's get a quick check of the business flash headlines read wells fargo is getting rid of 70 executive positions following the scandal. an internal memo said the number of presidents will go to 91, with some remaining on staff for 60 days until further steps are decided. they were find $185 million after people opened accounts without customers' positions. boostedhe stock really commissions and offset income trading. $30net income climbed million. it was in the middle range of analysts' estimates. the nikkei 20,000 on 225. nomura is up 56%. the appetite for investment is shirley on the rise. not only -- surely on the rise. economy turning more positive, i invest

dodge united nations sanctions, cash still arriving from china. >> this is the second hour of "daybreak asiam bloomberg's u.s. and asia headquarters. of course, we are building on the rally we saw on friday into the asian markets, but you get a feeling we are waiting with gdpd breath for the chinese numbers and economic numbers to come out and set the tone for asian trade. one,at will be a big especially fixed asset investment, retail sales slowing down, but 6.8% gdp. in two hours time, but let's look at the market open. sophie: quite a bit to consider monday aside from the china gdp data this morning, the work conference to consider over the weekend and what president xi jinping highlighted, deleveraging and risk management the main priorities, so the offshore yuan strong ahead of that data drop. the core inflation numbers out of the u.s. on friday did not dampen wall street's enthusiasm. shares in seoul, korea gaining .5%, the tech heavy kospi tracking tech shares in the u.s.. marginallyks lower, lower, down .1%. trackingds dropping, the drop in u.s. 10 year treasuries. japanese markets cl

plenty more to come on daybreak asia. oomberg. ♪ yvonne: we are counting you down to asia's major market open this morning. japan futures up 70 point. looks to be the case for the rest of the region this morning after a dovish janet yellen --tified in bc overnight rushing to, bc overnight. betty: let's turn to private equity and the implication of high stock valuations. a guest says there are always opportunities in a changing world and that the internet is changing the game on an almost daily basis. >> private equity has to work harder. we have a lot of capabilities at bain capital. we are trying to do deals where we can transform will companies. people across1000 the world that can do that in an expert manner. companies can really transform and make companies better. we're proud of doing that. >> where do see opportunity -- that can be geography, or sector-wise? >> there is always opportunity where there is disruption. certainly in technology and health care, all sorts of things going on. it is astounding. billion we spe

the second hour of daybreak asia coming to live from bloomberg's u.s. and asia headquarters.after 8 a.m.. >> and i'm betty liu. a tired market in the u.s.. a lot of the focus turns to asia. we've seen china continues to accelerate. raining and financial risks. we are raining in the boj and we see the dollar fall. what does that mean for the asian currencies? a lot in the asian markets. we will talk about that in a little bit. let's get to the market open. the weaker dollar and the tech space can lead to some gains here. but we seelly, tiredness and perhaps a lack of direction. for clues around the economic growth story, company earnings will also be weighed when it comes to prospects there. to go look at the equity markets. we have the nikkei 225 sliding .2%. and in sydney, rising .2% after that deep selloff that we saw on tuesday. over 1% slide shares, a mixed start when it comes to stocks and bonds. the climbing tracking the rally. they hold ground above 1242. wireless lighting. arising u.s. supply. it may deepen the export cuts, steal and aluminum, potential u.s. tariffs.

you are watching "daybreak: asia." 19.5% from a year ago against expectations of 16%. surplus. they narrowly beat estimates from july. rising 2.5%. china could be raising the heat tocompanies by asking anbang sell its assets abroad. they want to bring the proceeds back home. anbang responded saying a currently has no plans to sell assets and that operations are normal. the leader of new zealand's opposition party has stepped down nelson -- less than two months from an election. 24% at thel to weekend, almost half the backing for the government -- governing national party. flame can applicants to get to the 2024 and 2028 games. l.a. mayor said it is a landmark agreement which will kickstart his drive to make the city the healthiest in america. the 2028 proposal will now go before city council and the u.s. olympic committee later. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. 10 to see how the asian markets are shaping up so far. time to see

yvonne: that is almost it from us on "daybreak asia." next few hours on bloomberg markets. we are just minutes away from hearing from south korea. david: it is the five-year plan. we are set to get that in four minutes. when it does come out we will be fleshing out the details. plus, we will be having a guest to flesh out what this means. there are short-term challenges, but bigger problems i heard a few minutes ago -- things like demographics. they are in a sweet spot right now. ofy are at greater risk certainly when it comes to trade. they get a lot out of that as well. which way can it be tilted at the moment? the bond market is saying the next move will be a hike. that is a story we are hearing. we are joined by the credit suisse head at 10:10 hong kong time. yvonne: someone was saying this budget does not solve the problem when it comes to youth unemployment. there's still need to be structural reforms that take place in your it the rate hike is not until 2018. david: yes, we have to wait. and of course india, there is a big story t

this is the second hour of "daybreak asia" coming to live from bloomberg's asia headquarters.is out of the u.s., the fed meeting this week, not expecting too much, but looking for clues in the timing of the balance sheet unwind and inflation expectations, leading -- and after that u.s. gdp numbers on friday. lots of earnings for the s&p, nasdaq, tech earnings, samsung in asia. let's get the latest with sophie kamaruddin. sophie: it looks like a packed week. the fed rate decision, earnings of plenty out of tokyo, korea, production reports out of miners in australia to consider as well. , maintaining the tension there. , soave potential downside keep an eye on asia players. the s&p falling at the open. ,he nikkei 225 falling .7% waiting for pmi numbers at the bottom of the hour. we do have the kospi seeing slight losses, but may see glover momentum after we had 's budget moon jae-in passing saturday, helping south korea reaches 3% gdp target. we are waiting on that gdp update this week. elsewhere, base metals sliding, iron ore as the bulls unwind a position. aussie yields fallin

this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is daybreak asia.n talking all morning, talks between the world's biggest economies make a rocky start, wilbur ross upgrading china over the trade imbalance. there is warning of a trade war. no one would win in that situation. >> it is important the u.s. stake out its position in terms of specific types of products or services that are now closed to u.s. companies, and how they need to be opened up. the united states needs to press china for a timetable and commitment. a measurable commitment to opening up so many sectors of the chinese economy that are closed to u.s. participation. number oneerica's export destination. tradeexports, and two-way , support and create millions of jobs here in america and millions of jobs in china. the more we can sell our services to china the more jobs we create at home. -- needsso many needs and demands of the chinese consumer. these are the win-win propositions we need to keep pushing. >> what is the most successful way to push those solutions? is it just through dial

that is it for "bloomberg daybreak: asia." markets coverage with rishaad and haidi is next. markets." this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: 9 p.m. in new york, 9 a.m. in hong kong. i'm rishaad salamat. generally positive for the asia-pacific. the yen weakening as investors await earning season. randy quarles is trumps take to oversee the banks, seem to be fulfilling a pledge to east coast crisis constraints. haidi: i'm haidi lun in sydney. competing for customers. saleo puts bad loans for online. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪

ofthis is the second hour "daybreak asia" coming to live from bloomberg's u.s. bright and early on that new set. we just had that surprise drop in japan machinery orders. those numbers for equity futures, it looks like it was the jobs are for on friday that is continuing to bolster that confidence with the rally in the u.s., now spilling over into asia today. >> looks to be the case, not too hot, not too cold, so could raise the risk profile. let's look at the open with sophie kamaruddin. sophie: spillover from that friday advance. .6% despite25 up that miss and core machine orders for may. caring some gains on the back of that data this morning. snapping a two day drop, and shares in sydney gaining .1% after sliding three days straight. miners after all strays deputy prime minister said he sees merit in the government taking an interest in oal. rising given the weaker dollar and encouraging chinese economic activity. of the the health chinese economy with the june inflation data this morning, both cpi and ppi forecast to remain steady. in the commodities space,

this is daybreak asia. i am betty liu in new york where it is just after 7:00 p.m. >> it is just after 7:00 a.m. in hong kong. i am yvonne man. misslk about mrs. today -- es today in earnings. south korea coming in negative at 3% drawdown or the month of june. the estimate was for quite a sizable uptick at 1.1%. also not looking great. we are seeing it down .2%. economists were expecting a 1.6% spread. we did talk about gdp yesterday, which did slow down from the spread we have seen in the first quarter. we will continue to watch how this ways out in korea in just about an hour's time when they inct -- plays out in korea just about an hour's time when they react. tech has a lot to the downside. day loucheave had a of earnings. we are going to amazon in a moment. eluge of earnings. we are going to amazon and a moment. we will have retail sales as well as inflation giving more clues. the fed seems to be on hold with rates. what is the boj going to do? it looks as if the ecb and others are on a tightening tren

plenty more still to, on "daybreak asia." this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is "daybreak asia."ck of the headlines. and company set to 15 $.7 billion for a majority stake in $34 billion of real estate inherited when it bought banco popular. they assembled a group of companies to bid for 51% of the assets by the end of the month. they will manage the holdings with the winner. betty: a chinese company has tried to reassure investors after a rout in shares of the companies. on -- a pair companies slumped in hong kong after said operations were normal. . is cuttingsoundcloud 40% of staff. it will help it compete with spotify and apple. in january, the digital service warned it was at risk of running out of money. offices in san francisco and london will be shut. operations will be consolidated in berlin and new york. 75ndcloud claims one of million -- 175 million regular listeners. betty: an airline scrapped orders. it had 80 orders before the cancellation. it failed to meet its exacting standards. it is grappling with the demand imposedel and airspace by the saudi led alliance. che

you "daybreak asia" are watching "daybreak asia". let's get to first word news now.ater the government is changing its tune on brexit and use a speech to business leaders are adopting as realistic tone following the snap elections. splitns about an abrupt from europe were not be discussed. iran will sign a deal on monday to develop the roads biggest gas field in collaboration with total and china international petroleum. 51.1%, whilentrol see in pc will also have an interest, and iran, 19.9%. the trump administration is considering separating the repeal and replace component of abolishing obamacare. white house says the president wants to pass the deal soon. toldweek, mitch mcconnell the senate health care bill from consideration, facing opposition . revenue in macau missed estimates last month's concerns grow about tighter gambling regulations. it follows an 11th straight month of increasing revenue. wereer, median estimates for a 30% rise. almost 30%ks rallied this year through friday. the launch of the latest bess x mission has been aborted -- space x mission has

and that is it from us on daybreak asia.ook at what is coming up the next few hours here on bloomberg markets. janet yellen lost testimony will be front and center. tough questions on the balance sheet of asset prices. where she is going to be february 2018. to be determined. >> and of course, he is a favorite of donald trump. a bit murky, belonging to tell is about what his thoughts were and what janet yellen might say here as well. again, we are to be pondering over every single word. we will just leave it at that. tbs may be increasing to rein in the risk considering the key role in court mating oversight. and on top of that, -- [indiscernible] a lot of excitement with the go daddy ceo. >> [indiscernible] to come right here on daybreak asia. for market coverage with myself and heidi on the way. ♪ ♪ it is 9:00 a.m. in hong kong. i might learned. rishaad: this is for bloomberg subscribers only. check it out at tv . coming to you from bloomberg's asia headquarters in hong kong. rishaad: i am rishaad salamat coming to you

you are watching "daybreak asia ."matic day in the saw mike pence cast a tie-break vote to allow debate on health care legislation to proceed. however, it is still not certain if it will go to a vote. senator john mccain returned to apply both sides -- to applause by both sides. he said he will not support the latest version of the republican bill. taking a greater role in financial regulation. they will step up supervision of institutions, a job that previously fell to the china banking administration. the bank also says it will pursue monetary policies to keep money growing at an appropriate pace. the two new boj board members say it is too early to talk about the program because inflation remains far below target. replaced board members who lost faith in governor kuroda's strategy. they underlined the view that japan may be behind its peers in unwinding stimulus. raise three point $5 billion in its first visit to the international bond market in more than three years. they are trying to move on from a debt crisis th

you are watching "daybreak asia."of 3% goal is admirable that difficult to achieve. on capitol hill she said productivity growth is hard to find. she also said that despite improved regulation and oversight, the dangers of another financial crisis remain. we have greatly increased over monitoring of the financial system. confident that there will not be another financial crisis. >> steelmaking stocks heading for their best we can four months. president trump repeated his promised to crack down on dumping by foreign competitors. tariffsid he may impose or quotas or both canada and china have been bracing for whether steel imports threatened national security. theresa may has announced her brexit strategy sparking fury from both scotland and wales and fueling speculation that opposition could derail her plans. the bill will transfer eu laws in 2000 19. scholar and in wales say it does not give them sufficient hours and they are threatening to block legislation. that.k. hasn't knowledged it will have to pay divorce money

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this is bloomberg. ♪ betty: this is "daybreak asia," i am betty liu in new york.m yvonne in hong kong. japan retailers kicking off the earnings season. spending, check out the bloomberg terminal. it continues to be quite muted. wheree 15 straight months we had negative numbers for household spending. weight is continue to stagnate, leaving inflation well below the target.bank's joining us to discuss the mood of the japanese consumer is the chief economist at japan macro advisors, joining us live from tokyo this morning. great to see you. we are expecting a jump in sales for the japanese retailers. how can we understand in terms of the state of play and the help -- health of the japanese consumer at the moment? >> the direction of earnings would differ, depending on the countries. japanese consumption as a whole should be on the uptick. risen, buthave not it is at a 20 years low. people are no longer losing jobs, the nikkei has recovered 20,000. when you look at the fundamentals, it is not too bright. but things are getting better for japanese households. looking a

betty and yvonne are up next with daybreak osha -- asia. down portions of the summit in hamburg for the g-20 as they meet. it will be one of the most contentious meetings among the g-20 nations after president trump sidelined himself from the rest of the g7 a few weeks ago. they are focusing on north korea as well. president xi and president abe will talk with trump is worth asian tensions rise. betty: also we will get more on the tankan survery affecting the quarter, out in less than an hour's time from now. has beenee what happening with the manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sectors. also the acute labor shortage and what that means for wages. haidi: we are watching the bond connecting to hong kong and china. we will speak to someone from whoooo. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if there was a single site where you could find the right hotel for you at the best price? there is. because tripadvisor now compares prices from over 200 booking sites... ...to save you u

. ♪ withad: you are back "daybreak asia". i am rishaad salamat in hong kong. buffett said to be trying for a utility takeover in taxes -- texas. nearing says it is cor, makinge of on berkshire the third company facing regulators. rishaad: united health group and this that equity partners attempting to acquire an advisory board, saying united health would acquire advisory boards health care division and education business. advisory board is based in washington. them jumping on her report, closing at the highest level since december of 2015. 40% ofsoundcloud cutting its staff and a cost-cutting move that will help it compete with spotify and apple. the digital service warned it was at risk of running out of money and is now being -- willng staff that they close offices in san francisco and london with operations consolidated in berlin and new york. soundcloud claims about 170 million regular listeners. for what somerg are saying could be one of the most contentious if not the contentious g-20 meeting ever held. divisions on climate change, antipathy violent amon

yvonne and betty are up with daybreak asia next, for the next couple of hours.ew of the data we are expecting in emoji. this is the world we live in now. yvonne: not much of a measure for that for me, but a lot of data, china pmi. and japan's production in the next couple of minutes or so. we will see a rebound from month of june as we saw the slump in may. we have the first part of june, company production plans saw that bounce back as well, actual output. we will see how that plays. let's start with demand in europe. that should be helping japan in terms of supporting production exports. betty: a lot of data to come, and we have japan. earnings. bankina -- have japan earnings. in china, we have the pmi, the manufacturing and services numbers. that will keep our polls on where the china -- pulse on where the china economy is going for the second half of the year. we have the china economist in just the next hour. haidi: it will be very interesting when it comes to the bull market because we do have potentially signaling when the treasury might this issue it --

for the next couple of hours, "daybreak: asia." continue to look at the electionsom the tokyo and the increasing number of scandals engulfing the abe administration. mind that he is not in any immediate threat in terms of losing his job. what is next in terms of damage control leading up to this national election next year? there has been talk about unpopular policies, including revising the pacifist constitution. also, maybe another delay in the sales tax hike. betty: we are going to talk to david could love, the mainstay capital advisor right here in this country. he is going to weigh in on the foreign investors' view on japan. obviously, the tech selloff that we have seen and also commodities. we are going to continue to look at the outlook when it comes to the market. a lot has been happening in terms of the market. whoooo. you're searching for something. like the perfect deal... ...on the perfect hotel. so wouldn't it be perfect if there was a single site where you could find the right hotel for you at the best price? there is

the bloombergning daybreak: asia on london dab digital radio. looking forward to that conversation.ejra: interesting movers today, starting with a be foods -- ab foods, group revenue for 14 weeks ahead of the year on year. the have seen the stock rising the most since november 2016, hitting the highest since september of last year. about 4.5% at the moment. one of the biggest gains on the stoxx 600. on the downside, the french catering company sodexo. since brexit.st this after the french caterer cut its target for revenue growth. it has done that for the second time this year on weakness in its businesses serving north american universities and health care clients. they did maintain their lack -- outlook for an increase in operating profit from 8% to 9%, but we are seeing that stock react negatively to the cut to the sales outlook. reckitt down almost .2 -- two point 5%. -- 2.5%. a cyber attack disrupted manufacturing and distribution. it wasn't the only company to be affected. fedex was also affected. want toitt beckiser was feel the financial effects of the business -- incident.

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daybreak australia. we are hours away from asia's first major market.iu, over the next hour we are going to be looking at how the action in wall street and england are going to be playing. i know we are talking about the results. in the meantime we are going to andocused on the markets whether the bond rout is going to continue into this week. it doesn't look like that is happening in the stock market. they got a pretty good jobs report. near the high have a session of 94 points. place up aboutin 1%. the testimony from janet yellen will be wednesday, she giving her midyear outlook on the economy and we are going to see what she has to say about interest rate hikes or balance sheets. investors are going to be looking at what had last week, this shift of monetary policy expectations, whether that was a blip or proper readjustment. a u.s. starter culminating in invalidate the feds inflation expectations as we go forward. we are going to pick up on wall street. stocks trading flat at the moment. strength against the greenback. opene seeing a positive when i

. ♪ ♪ alix: this is bloomberg daybreak: asia taylor: coming up in the next hour, stephen -- tors cio.rg business flash. uber hoping to name a new ceo by september, looking at six candidates. among the candidates, -- whitman, said to have been meeting with the leadership in recent weeks. and mercedes-benz looking at separation of businesses that could pave the way for future spinoffs. the company has been looking for the unit to become more nimble for growth. one of the biggest data breaches in europe, italy's unicredit saying hackers accessed bank accounts. the great has occurred twice, as recently as this month. they were able to obtain customer data relating to personal loans. that is your bloomberg business flash. jonathan: how much money have the banks spent on protecting themselves from that happening. david: not a good headline. jonathan: not a good headline. big stories about the hackings over the last 12 months, hitting sector after sector. every expert that came on said it was because financials have spent so much money protecting themselves from that happening. take story. g

anna: stocks rise in asia. ♪ anna: welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe everybody.edwards. manus: and i'm manus cranny. we have a little bit of tpi data from china, 5.5%, all find in the middle of the road. janet yellen's speech to congress this week and the bank of canada might raise rates for the first time in seven years. this is how the futures look. strong equity market batting away the discomfort of g-20. that's the message i take from this market this morning. they are batting for weight geopolitics. anna: not focusing on a lack of progress with north korea. the risk radar, we will show you what we see. that chinese data you pointed to could paint a picture of an upbeat global economy if that is what you are looking for. 2/10 of as is up percent. stocks, lots of jobs, wages looking soft. janet yellen speaks later on this. let's have a look at dollar-yen. nigeria, could it be cap's are introduced on african producers? they rose by 12%, but not be misguided by that. that's the cutting of the short positions. you are seeing kuroda come back out and say we will c

anna: welcome back, this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." 2:30 in tokyo right now. let's not dwell in asias get that to europe. bayer has been in the headlines, second-quarter sales up 12 $.19 billion in terms of sales for the second order. at three point zero $6 billion. the forecast for the crop unit in brazil, there was a big stockpile there. three different parts of this this. terms of sales, that's a nice beat for the second order. i love what are the analyst wrote down, best forgotten after the profit warning. that's the top line from bayer. they still on 45%. a few more results but we will have a conversation with ceo at a: 30 u.k. time. anna: let's talk about french earnings, dan and reporting. concerning the 2017 guidance, performance in line with dues at they were -- returning to the first half of 2017. with sales to generating. they bought right way, saying it allows them to increase their guidance. are watching out for underlying sluggishness in the over market in europe. getting numbers coming through from the french market. adjustedcond quarter ebitda, keeping the policy of s

daybreak: europe. euro stocks 50 futures, suggesting higher at the start of trading. maybe in contrast to asiad picture. german bunds pretty unchanged this hour and the market in to buy, a snapshot of that market. in terms of the middle east dfmy, a bit weaker on the general. alphabet shares fell after second-quarter results highlighted the company costs are rising as it spends more to expand googles newer fastest growing advertising businesses. 29 company reported sales of $.2 billion, in line with analysts and senses forecast but below more bullish expectations. profit was hammered by a record .ntitrust fine from the eu carlyle group seeking $15 million or its u.s. fun for the largest pool folk just on buyouts in the region. firm's seventh for the u.s., is part of ambitions to raise $100 billion by 2019. a spokesman declined to comment. a probe by the u.k.'s serious fraud office by dealings in guinea. an investigation was started in the payments relating into $20 million project in the african nation. the company said it will cooperate and any other relevant authorities. that is your bloombe