unilever and diageo as well. a mixed picture across the downside. murray, thank you very much. let's talk about some breaking news that is come across the bloomberg, involving the 737 max, the tragic events in ethiopia over the weekend, the second crash of a 737 we have seen in a number of months. australia's civil aviation authority has now suspended the boeing max 737. we are seeing different regulators adopted different approaches. the faa is not making anything at this point, some are suspending it from its own airline, some regulators are suspending it, some from airspace. the complicated web of responses we are seeing to the dreadful events with ryanair and at the airline in ethiopia. let's talk about what's going on in these markets. matt: european markets opening higher as asian stocks are headed for their biggest increase since january. a rebound in u.s. tech shares spreading basically around the globe. joining us now is the head of asset allocation research, and i suppose -- we are very focused on brexit right now, but it fits well into the picture of a global slowdow