look out for easyjet, air france. of the airlines feeling the pain at the moment because of course we wonder what the ramifications are. guy. guy: i want to take you back to what is happening in the belgian capital. we have had an explosion heard at a brussels metro station. we talked moments ago about whether or not there will be other transport for structures expected. -- structures affected. the euro star was still operating. ryan: details are sketchy did it is clear that this looks like it was an attack. it has all of the hallmarks of a correlated effort. a lot of concerns about all of -- about whether all of brussels a safe. guy: will take a break. we'll have more on the story next. ♪ guy: welcome back. i need to update you on what's happening in the market and in the belgian capital. equity markets continue to soften. this is the stoxx 600, the selloff now more pronounced. it is certain to drop, not by a huge magnitude, of the euro is weakening. there have been attacks on the belgian metro system. in brussels. r

easyjet is really popping to the upside. this has more to do with the bank of america merrill lynch, which is positive on the stock. we will take a break. more on this story, next. ♪ guy: welcome back. you are watching "on the move" and we are definitely on the move this morning 30 minutes into the trading session. we're back from the easter break here in europe. european equities are trading to the upside. it really doesn't move coming through. the stock 600 is up by .8%. the cac is up over 1%. the negative legacy we actually got out of asia actually just not being represented here in europe. it will be interesting to see what the u.s. does later on. financials are trading quite strongly. people are rotating out of the health sector this morning. here is nejra cehic. nejra: i am going to little bit against the grain here because we are seeing stocks rising, but i picked three of the decliners on the stock 600. we are starting with volkswagen. we are seeing the stock off a little after reports from dpa, citing supervisory bo

so, companies like easyjet. companies that have consistently delivered long-term return with high dividend yields, decent dividend color. that is where we should be focus. francine: think you so much for now. he stays with us. stay with "the pulse." we speak contagion with noise finance minister. -- with norway's finance minister. stimulus's massive ecb adds pressure to central banks in the french is of europe. we asked her what negative rates -- would mean for norway? merkel at the mercy of the electric. germany rose in state elections and what is likely to be a vote on the chancellor's migration policies -- germany votes in state elections. ♪ francine: we are watching "the pulse." let's get back to the bloomberg business flash. nejra: deutsche bank has cut its -- by 11% after rising legal expenses hurt earnings. and volatility in financial markets means the first quarters of this year may be challenging. meanwhile, deutsche bank is in talks with jpmorgan morgan, goldman sachs and citigroup to sell the last bat

easyjet and ryan air, the two largest in the business in europe. and the ones very much setting the rules. we've seen and experienced how they're changing the way the low-cost model is operating in europe. offering more services, and seemingly giving a better class of flight, if you like. tonight we leave the czech capital, and we fly to dubai. fly dubai is the airline where we'll get an experience at how the gulf airlines are now turning their hand to low-cost flying. richard quest, cnn, prague, the czech capital. >> and we have a bit of an update. richard's flight on air dubai touched down just a little while ago. hopefully he's watching from the airport. he opened up this photo on his twitter page, he sent this message. feels more full-service than low cost. they even give free meal. @richard quest. up next, richard and his team leave for sri lanka. we'll have updates on his round the world journey. you can also follow along on hit richard's twitter page. use the #fly with quest. while you're on twitter, keep me company, won't you? more of the d