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this is "daybreak asia."e philippines the central bank governor says an interest rate cut is only a matter of time. this after last year's series of hikes. the next policy meeting is may 9 area he says any action than will depend -- is may 9. he says any action will depend on oil prices. they have gets reversed 175 basis points in rate increases last year. tens of thousands of people marched through downtown hong kong in the city's biggest demonstration since the 2014 occupy movement. many carried yellow umbrellas, the symbol of the pro-democracy talks last time. the were protesting extradition law that threatens to erode the one to -- one country, two systems policy that gives hong kong policy -- hong kong autonomous status. of mozambique said five people have died and 150,000 have been impacted in the largely rural areas where this storm hits. this is the first time mozambique has been hit by two severe cyclones in one season, raising concerns about global climate change. the justice department of the u.s.

this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is daybreak asia. hn in new york. >> a does get you a quick check of what is moving in the early friday session in asia. reaction in the trading in dollar-yen and bond movement across the region. along the line from what we heard from the taiwan news agency. that the chinese president wants a quicker finalization of the trade agreement with the u.s. sense ofon the momentum we are getting in the trade story after president trump met with the chinese spice premier in washington. premier invice washington. president trump said we could get the granddaddy of trade deals in the next few weeks. details to be hashed out. highr-yen trading in the 111 handle. s&p futures in the u.s. looking like it will extend the longest winning streak all year. to look at -- take a look at what is on the move. pressure on profit. toributing the loss operating income at 4% below estimate. samsung electronics, 10% miss on profit. numbers, -- not a great deal of surprise which is probably why we are seeing a move to the upside in

from "daybreak asia."continues as we look to the start of trading in hong kong and shenzhen. this is bloomberg. ♪ beijing in. in singapore. welcome to the china open. >> we are counting down to the markets. >> story today, have a look at the markets. the warning that global threats are growing, goldman sachs urging investors to hinge. shareses are storing -- are soaring at the talks of wind being a $7 billion takeover.

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welcome to "daybreak asia." paul: our top story this wednesday, asia-pacific stocks look set for gains after wall street closed at new highs, but there are warnings the rally may soon come to an end. texas instruments falls after warning the chip slump may drag on. demand is down across the board although 5g is a bright spot. and oil rising to a new 2019 high with saudi arabia said to be wary of raising output to offset the impact of u.s. sanctions on iran. paul: let's get you a quick check on markets. out a record high alongside the nasdaq as well, which is up 1.3%. we have some better than expected earnings from the likes of coca-cola, twitter, and hasbro, pushing the markets higher. some warning signs. the 14 day rsi pushing into overbought territory. let's see how we are shaking up -- shaping up for the markets in asia. sophie: asian markets set to join the u.s. with the earnings season upon us. we will get numbers. displaymotor and lg among the highlights. we are seeing the nzx 50 extending games. in sydney

welcome to "daybreak asia." haidi: our top stories this tuesday, asia-pacific stocks facing declines after the rally ran out of steam in new york. rio tinto in focus as sydney opens. missing shipments estimates. trade back in the headline. -- to allow president trump to claim a win ahead of the elections. tom: i am tom mackenzie at the shanghai auto show. bewon't be speaking -- will speaking to the ceo's of lamborghini, bentley, audi, and mclaren. stay with us. shery: a quick check of our markets. goldman sachs was the biggest loser on the dow after missing estimates on sales and trading revenue. 1.1%.w fell it did not help that energy shares were dragged down as the vti felt towards $63 a barrel. the s&p 500 did manage to stay above that 2900 level, which it lastd last week -- topped week. u.s. futures unchanged. let's see how we are shaping up for the asian markets. sophie: kicking it off, we have kiwi stocks looking to extend gains for a fourth session, but we are seeing the potential advance in tokyo take a

welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: asia." --"daybreak: asia.": our top stories, asian-pacific markets facing a weak start after the rally starts in wall street. recent gains in tokyo. a cfl official is raising red flags in beijing. stimulusovernment raises risky things. the gathering -- the and if and the wto flashing forecast, increasingly pessimistic when it comes to global growth. shery: let's see how we are gettingwith asia, underway this wednesday to japan seeing gains of 2/10 of 1%. we have seen the nikkei unchanged in the last couple of sessions. that is the japanese yen was range bound after three sessions of losses. unchanged at the moment, we do have more positive sentiment spreading throughout australia. for seven consecutive sessions. it is up for 4/10 of 1%. the longest winning streak since october. when it comes to the kospi, unchanged at the start of trade an we see the korean you after the slowdown in relation raised the idea of a rate cut. talking about australia, look at that. the aussie dollar standing at 70 u.s. census down 2

this is "daybreak: asia."side from the japanese current account data coming out today, there is also some other data later this week. inflation on the cpi data in china. the data has been regional. we are looking to china to see if the recent bounce back is a lead indicator. more?we are seeing >> the earlier stimulus measures that the government is relating do take hold. that is important because it is really the first clean weeding of the year, after the lunar new year plate having with the with the- played havoc january and february data. this is a chart that takes a look at the number of cuts since january. it is not looking great, if you are looking at emerging markets. it is all trending down. in terms of where we are at in the late cycle, is it really looking so bad? someially if you look at of the factors coming from the u.s. it is looking broadly positive. >> it is hard to see the upside risk. we are focusing on the downside risk. it does reflect a downward revision in the forecast. there are a lot of

sophie: welcome to "daybreak: asia." selina: asia pacific stocks look set to drift, leading more important data from china. googles parent is a loser after hours. revealing a slide. resultson reports final later this hour. the worst operating profit for four years. we have industrial production numbers for the month of march. the month of march coming in at an increase. been expecting 1%. that is after a surprise contraction in february. industrial production recovering , but on year, it was a mess. -2.8% on year. -- a miss. year. two .8% on shocking gdp numbers we got last week. contract and one third of 1%. these results are something of a mixed bag. we will get a bead on the south korean economy tomorrow when we have trade numbers out. let's get market reaction from step -- from sophie kamaruddin. sophie: we are checking in on the korean won. little reaction to that factory output data. this is in light of puerto rico numbers. poor eco-numbers. the do see a bad hope in second quarter with exports expecting to see a cl

welcome to "daybreak: asia." -- in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak: asia." haidi: our top story this thursday, falling to a one-week low as they do little for confidence. health care is leading the decline. topping one million aussie dollars. u.s. and china in new trade talks. the signing ceremony could happen in may. we are live in jakarta with the president seemingly on course for another term. i will be joined by some big guests and get their reactions to the preliminary results. shery: let's get a quick check of the market close. day for probably down the rkets. the s&p 500 falling .5%. not even use that we could probably see a trade deal in may was able to lift it into the green. it was mostly to do with health care concerns over potential policy changes in the future. you have provers like unitedhealth falli for anoth day. thcomposite was unchanged. the nasdaq saw a record high as we saw qualcomm gaining ground on that licensing agreement with apple. let's see how we are setting up for the asian markets. sophie: we are setting up for a subdued start ah

this is "daybreak asia."ling lowered their broadcast -- forecast for the first time in several years. put pressure on margins. despite the slowdown in china, the ceo says he sees no adverse impact on sales. i don't think there will be any slowdown in the apparel business in china. we have only managed and close 1000 stores where we have ¥5 trillion of demand. it is a nation with 1.3 billion with growing buyers. i expect china to be the biggest purchasing market in the world. just: joining us now from great to have you with us. inknow unique low is a giant japan and overseas. looking at the earnings picture in general, how do sales compare with these retailers? >> right. it is quite a contrast, those with a sizable overseas business actually have bright spots overseas. that speaks for fast retailing or even e.on. -- the mystically speaking, minimum wage increase, labor crunch, conception tax hike looming, existing stores are being x-rated with market. shery: you mentioned the labor crunch. sincelows we haven't

welcome to "daybreak asia." haidi: our top stories this tuesday, sterling falls as the ukip parliament rejects all options to replace theresa may's brexit deal. the split is 11 days away. political action. josh will hand down the last budget before the election, aiming to woo voters. the trade talks moved to washington. a list of concessions could help produce a deal. shery: we have breaking news out of south korea. consumer prices in march in south korea fell 0.2%. that is a deceleration from a rise of zero point 4% in the previous month. it is below expectation. year on year rising only 0.4%. also missing estimates. cpi, which includes oil and agricultural products also coming in at .9% gain, which is much slower than anticipated. the core cpi had stayed around 1%. cut.d get a 15% fuel tax that might have added to deflationary pressures in the south korean economy, not to mention we had in some softening demand, -- we had some softening of domestic demand. we have seen that with the month on month cpi falling

lots more to come on daybreak asia.his is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: quick check of the latest business flash headlines. elon musk has hit out at panasonic saying holos in production are laying delivery of the model three. than heed it is less would like and it is a drag on production. not boostsla will investment until additional battery lines are up to speed. reports that expansion plans were on hold less week. shery: facebook is investigating a third major outage this year with users unable to access the platform or messenger, instagram and whatsapp. facebook atbegan on 6:30 sunday morning in new york and spread across the u.s. into europe and asia. it was back up and running three hours later but users were quick to vent on other platforms. haidi: general electric finalized a deal debate $1.5 million to a federal investigation into its defunct subprime mortgage business. it claims of umc mortgage misrepresented the quality of mortgage-backed security. they did not admit liability. washington is in no r

this is "daybreak: asia," i'm shery ahn in new york. paul: i'm paul allen in sydney. the bank of japan and indonesia will be the main events in asia this week. analysts expecting both to keep policy unchanged. joining us now to discuss this and other things, we have david mann, chief global economist for standard chartered. david, we have been discussing this morning a bloomberg survey, which says that we might see some more easing from japan this week. what is your expectation? it would not be a shock to see more easing, but we don't believe the boj has more room to do that much more than it is only doing. it never really ended its easing policy for such a long time. we are such an elevated level of the amount of debt that the boj already owns. physical than to the annual gdp of the country. 40%+ of outstanding gdp. we think the need to continue with what they're doing. if there is any other option, it is to go with more easing. the challenge is what you can do without taking more extreme risks with monetary stability, things like helicopter drops, we discussed many y

sophie: welcome to daybreak asia.es this thursday, investors welcome optimism about a trade deal. progress butt warns there is no agreement just yet. carlos ghosn has an rearrested and faces new charges after announcing his plans to tell his side of the story. >> increasing calls for tighter regulation. we hear exclusively from jack dorsey. let's get straight to market action with sophie. sophie: we are seeing caution back in asian trade with stocks opening lower in tokyo. topix losing two points while the yen trades-- near a two-week low. the best check the board -- let's check the board. i under pressure and current account surplus data to consider narrowing in february. let's check in on the move on sydney, shares retreating from a six-month high led lower by energy and real estate. oil players slipping and crude prices taken -- take a breather. over trade talks in washington as well as iron ore prices continue to climb near a five month high. and a look at the mood in wellington, we have kiwi stocks extending loss

this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia."ry ahn in new paul: belt and road 2.0, that is what the audience are waiting for today as president xi jinping gets ready to open the event. kathleen hays is in beijing to set the stage for us. to be veryis going important china's government. why? kathleen: it certainly is. it is a major event for kicking things off. it kicked off around 9:30 this morning. president xi will be addressing some 5000 attendees from around the world, including 37 heads of state. panel,g yesterday on the the people's bank of china. this is a big event. this project, which was started with such fanfare just six years ago has created complaints. now, the idea is clean it up, make it more efficient, make it work the way the chinese intended and that is a president xi will address today. they're already promising to improve funding terms of products -- projects for belt and road countries. everyone will more details. xik in 2013, when president unveil this, he called this the project of the century. rebuilding

ed this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia.as promoted a record number of women to managing director. for the bank.ions wall street has been under fire for a lack of diversity in its upper ranks. last week, j.p. morgan announced a management reshuffle the would put a number of women in place to potentially succeed jamie dimon as ceo. president trump is said to have indicated u.s. support for an assault on the libyan capital. sources say he spoke to a militia leader and back to the drive to topple the current government. a call with a national security said he is less under the impression of u.s. support for an attack. a white house spokesman said the description of the call is inaccurate. one week after the indonesian election, the nation remains divided, with both candidates claiming victory and the authorities issuing a public warning against displays of frustration. the president is said to hold onto a healthy lead, but his arrival said pollsters indicate he won the vote. counting continues, with the final result not expecte

welcome to "daybreak: asia."ur top stories this thursday, eu leaders agreed to delay brexit until october 31. a much longer pause meant theresa may wanted. she now faces backlash at home. the u.s. and china edge closer to a trade deal. a broad agreement on how to enforce any potential accord. ramy: australia heads to the ballot box. scott morrison will defend his record next month with laborers still ahead in the polls. let's get straight to the market action and bring in sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. sophie: we are getting a flavor of the risk off sentiment with the start of cash trade. the nikkei 225 off 1/10 of a percent. declines astending it has seen it lose its crown as the third-largest index market value to the housing -- hang seng. the yen is holding steady, around 111 after dropping below the mark overnight. checking in on the mood in korea, the cost be managing to seek some gains. up, looking to extend its rally for a 10th straight day. the korean won is gaining more ground, trading just below 1139 a

daybreak australia." counting down to asia's major market open. ♪ haidi: uber shares prime to go public.he ipo will be the biggest in the u.s. this year. worldrnings about the economy. the global outlook is really quite uncertain and theresa may is urged to step down over the brexit delay. she's tells -- she tells parliaments is a difficulty working with labor opposition. was a thin trading day for u.s. markets. investors pretty much focused on the start of earnings season. jpmorgan and wells fargo reporting friday morning here in the u.s. we had financials, one of the big gainers today, on the s&p 500. like health care and real estate weighing on the index, the s&p 500 finished unchanged. not to mention we have energy stocks lagging as we had wti falling from a five-month high. let's see how you choose are doing. at the moment.nt >> a busy friday coming together . as we learn more details about the uber ipo, plus shareholder softbank is expected to price its mega bond sale today, which could depend on a single trench. japanese futures nearly higher to that front, so we could see some de

welcome to "daybreak: asia." in sydney. asia's major markets are opened for trade.ries is wednesday, stocks poised for declines on renews of concerns of a global slowdown. lower than forecasted, yet again, saying tit-for-tat tariffs are damaging world trade. ramy: the eu and china stand together. papering over divisions to present a united front to president trump and america first. we want to issue a correction with regards to japan a good data we broken the past 10 minutes. a core machine orders year on year and month on month -5.5 percent and 1.8% positive respectively. the estimate was for a survey of 2.8%. it still misses estimates but is a positive 1.8%. as for ppi, that came in at 1.3%. the estimate was a survey of 1%. let's go to the market action in asia with sophie kamaruddin. sophie: the mood is looking dire as we face a risk heavy wednesday, cutting down to u.s. inflation, fed minutes, and the brexit summit. markets digesting the dim view on global growth in the first half. we have had the nikkei and topics lose over 1% early in the session. the yen is h

plenty more in the next hour on daybreak asia. joined by with his take on the markets. >> we will get all of the action on daybreak asia next. also, breaking news. when australia will be heading to the polls. this is bloomberg. ♪ the biggest week in television is back! xfinity watchathon week. now through april 14, enjoy free access to the best shows and movies from hbo, showtime, epix and more. what! so, you can get more into what you're into. whether it's more laughs, oops. epic escapes, or high-flying thrills, get more into what you're into. just say "watchathon" into your x1 voice remote, or download the xfinity stream app. xfinity watchathon week, free. now through april 14. >> good morning. just under an hour away from the open of australian markets. >> good evening from new york. i am rainy inocencio. >> welcome to daybreak asia. ♪ our top stories, leaders agree to delay brexit. australia heads to a federal election.

welcome to "daybreak: asia." r top story this tuesday, asia-pacific stocks looking at modest gains as wall street closed higher. the musk talking about self-drivinge,

sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin theory welcome to daybreak asia. set for a mixed start after wall street pulled back from a record. the dollar extends its rally. i mixed bag of results for tesla, investors weighing new losses and in the -

welcome to "daybreak: asia." -- in hong kong. welcome to "daybreak: asia."story this thursday, falling to a one-week low as they do little for confidence. health care is leading the decline. possibly

markets have just opened for trade -- australian markets have just opened for trade. >> welcome to daybreak asia wednesday, asia-pacific markets facing a mixed start. futures signal muted gains. pressure.der theresa may turns to labor

daybreak australia." shery ahn: we are counting down to asia's major market opens. haidi: here are the top stories we are covering -- president trump says negotiations are going well and a monumental deal may be announced in the coming weeks. the president has less flattering words when it comes to jay powell -- he says the u.s. economy is doing well despite the fed's destructive actions. shery ahn: boeing says it must eliminate risk as ethiopia backs its pilot. >> let's get you started with a quick check on how markets closed. investors more bullish on equities. the s&p 500 gained ground for six consecutive sessions, the longest winning streak since february of last year. we had more optimism over a potential trade deal between the u.s. and china, not to mention some positive economic data. we had jobless claims unexpectedly falling to a 49-year low which sets up well for the jobs report coming out tomorrow and friday. the nasdaq was weighed down by tesla, of course. they plunged after a record decline first quarter in deliveries. how are we setting up in asia? hai

welcome to "daybreak asia." story this wednesday, asia-pacific stocks look set for gains after wall street closed at new highs, but there are warnings the rally may soon come to an end. texas instruments falls after warning

welcome to "daybreak asia." haidi: our top stories this wednesday, u.s.espite divergent clues on the state of the economy. the nasdaq closing within 1/10 of a hide. -- high. both sides say they are

welcome to "daybreak asia." stories this tuesday, asia-pacific stocks facing declines after the rally ran out of steam in new york. rio tinto in focus as sydney opens. iron ore

>> welcome to daybreak asia. i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. major market open.wn to asia' >> here are the top stories. president trump renews his attack on the fed. he says the stock market would be much higher if it wasn't for jay powell's policies. mario draghi adds to that story. he says he is increasingly worried about the fed's independence. steven mnuchin says the u.s. and china are closer to a deal, but he is also worrying about currency manipulation in japan. >> let's get you started with a look at the markets close in the u.s. brought optimism over the global economy because of positive data out of china. s&p 500 gaining for a third consecutive week. onancials leading the gains friday, positive earnings out of jp morgan. the only sector in the red was health care, insurers falling for a second consecutive session as we had congress debating drug costs. u.s. futures holding at 29.13. let's see the asian session. sophie: some of the optimism may be happening for asia. futures are narrowly higher and we are seeing the tone set in welling

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this is bloomberg. ♪ jessica: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." -- "bloomberg daybreak: australia."ouse is ramping up pressure to reach a trade deal with china in the next two weeks. the u.s. is prepared to walk away from allegations. president trump's acting chief of staff -- treasury secretary steven mnuchin are in beijing this week. at some point in any negotiation, you realize we close to getting something done so were going to keep going. on the other hand, at some point you just say we are never going to get anywhere in a think you will know in the next couple weeks. jessica: president trump has resumed his attack on the fed, calling for a steep rate cut that he says would launch the economy like a rocket. the president posted a pair of tweets criticizing rate policy while praising china for supporting its economy with stimulus. the president wants a cut of a full point, double what his economic advisor has urged. u.k. prime minister theresa may faces a storm of brexit questions wednesday as her critics increase the pressure, as well as prime minister's restaurant in parliamen

caroline: for more on those stories, don't miss daybreak australia and daybreak asia.ues its forecast report. joe: u.s. auto sales numbers for march coming out. romaine: and don't miss this. walgreens reports its second-quarter earnings before the bell. "bloomberg technology" is next in the u.s.. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: i'm emily in san francisco. this is "bloomberg technology." in the next hour, lyft in reverse. shares fall after investors highlight concerns about how fast ridesharing company can start making money. tesla, after a tumultuous 2018, will give new production numbers this week. bloomberg's tracker shows the es

caroline: tune in for more from her on daybreak australia and daybreak asia starting at 6:00 p.m.facebook earnings after the bell. joe: i'll be watching tesla reporting its first quarter earnings after the bell as well. romaine: more earnings from boeing and caterpillar, reporting before the bell. caroline: that is all from "what'd you miss?" romaine: "bloomberg technology" is up next in the u.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ emily chang in san francisco, and this is "bloomberg technology." snap deliver strong first-quarter results thanks in part to its new android app. daily active users increased for the first time in a year. twitter reports positive results, saying product changes are drawing more consumers and advertisers, but concerns about hate and misinformation remain. i sat down with the cfo. and google's

sophie: welcome to "daybreak: asia."ry this monday, get ready for a global data dump with more of the world's biggest companies reporting earnings and a dilution of indicators from washington to beijing. socialism survives in spain. we look at to madrid for the latest. and the latest

we will have all the reaction on daybreak asia coming up next.omberg. ♪ paul: i am paul allen in sydney. we are under one hour away from the markets open. shery: i am shery on. sophie: i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: paul: this friday, a tale of two sectors. amazon and facebook lead a tech rally, while industrials slump.

welcome to "daybreak asia." haidi: out of stories this tuesday. flying on friendly skies.turns up the heat on trade. since its highest levels mid-november. fighting flares in

we are curled up watching "daybreak asia" -- >> were you? >> every night. the yen call was interesting because they have been going long yen for quite some time. >> yes, treasury yields falling. this is very interesting to us. my question to him was isn't it a bit early to call a global recovery? pmie talking about chinese numbers. they could have been affected by the lunar holiday. he is saying that we have seen enough data to show that the global industrial outlook looks ok and it's actually risky to call a higher yen at this point. : it is similar to morgan stanley coming out saying that the dollar has peaked. essentially the safe haven assets you buy when you are nervous and don't want to make real investments, they are slightly diminishing. >> yes, i asked about the dollar as well and they were firmly in the lower dollar cap, but it will take a little longer to materialize and get there. -- they were firmly in the lower dollar camp. they are long aussie dollar of dollar weakness but at the same time, they see improvements in the emerging market space.

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welcome to "daybreak: asia ♪ anchor: our top stories. growing pain.he tit-for-tat tariffs are damaging world trade. the eu and china in bruss

welcome to "daybreak asia."top stories this tuesday, sterling falls as the ukip parliament rejects all options to replace theresa may's brexit deal. the split is 11 days away. political action. josh will hand down the

. ♪ >> welcome to daybreak asia. i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. open.wn to asia' >> here are the top stories. president trump renews his attack on the fed. he says the stock market would be much higher if it wasn't for jay powell's policies. mario draghi adds to that story. he says he is incr

sophie: welcome to "daybreak: asia."his monday, president trump's economic advisor close to a trade deal. .here are past issues remaining oil rising.

sophie: welcome to "daybreak: asia."pacific stocks look set to drift, leading more important data from china. googles parent is a loser after hours. revealing a

for more on this, don't miss "daybreak australia" and "daybreak asia," starting 6:00 p.m. eastern. from president trump, saying mexico has done a great job on the border, also talking about china trade relations, saying they have work to do and it might take two more weeks to get a deal on paper. he says he will look at other issues, including the yemen vote. that is all for "what'd you miss." you can catch caroline next on "bloomberg technology" in the u.s. have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> they will speak to my lawyers and to the attorney general. thank you. caroline: you are now seeing pictures of president trump in the white house, having met with the vice premier of china, liu he. >> it is good for china, and also for the world. it is important. we will see. we have never done a deal like this with china, and it is very unique set of circumstances, but it is a massive deal, could be one of the, i guess it is if you think about it, the biggest deal better made. there cannot be a deal like this, no matter where you look. this is the granddaddy of them all. we will se

conversation later where we talk about disney plus with bob iger at 8:30 new york time on bloomberg daybreak: asiall be watching economic data tomorrow, preliminary u.s. consumer sentiment out at 10:00. romaine: and j.p. morgan and wells fargo report first quarter earnings before the bell. that is all for "what'd you miss." "bloomberg technology" is up next in the u.s.. romaine: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ caroline: i am caroline hyde in new york, for emily chang. this is "bloomberg technology.' calls to break up big tech getting louder, but can congress really forced change? we will hear from u.s. senator mark warner. ipo,ber files its disclosing that market share is falling in the u.s. and g

don't miss daybreak australia and daybreak asia starting at 6 p.m. eastern.-quarter earnings. joe: i will be watching economic data numbers for u.s. new home sales for march. they are out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. romaine: don't miss this, texas instruments reports its first quarter earnings as well. caroline: that is all for "what'd you miss?" romaine: "bloomberg technology" is up next in the u.s. joe: have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪[music] >> i'm emily in san francisco. technology."mberg tesla unveils its next generation of self-driving with c.e.o. elon musk calling it, quote, the best ship in the world. will it live up to the hype on the road? plus, samsung has delayed the its first foreheadable itstphone after reports of first screen

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this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. asia and u.s. climb after washington and beijing hail progress in -- jobs data in the u.s., as well. theresa may and jeremy corbyn try to forge a brexit deal, and donald tusk could propose a 12 month extension. samsung chips are down, profit drops the most in four years as chip prices slump and smart phone sales slow. good morning, everyone. welcome to daybreak: europe. 7:00 a.m. in london and an hour till equity trading. we had the painful number on german factory orders yesterday which pushed the 10-year bund yield below zero. industrial production month on month, 0.7%. better than the prior negative reading. it comes in that are than expectations. in terms of industrial production year on year, down 0.4% again, better than the prior reading and coming in better than expectations. perhaps this might give a reprieve to the euro. we might see an edge higher in the tenure bund yield. 10 yearr bund yield -- bund yield. yesterday, we saw u.s. equities at a sixth straight day of gains. the stoxx 600 cl