jonathan: asian correspondent enda curran. let's check in where markets are trained. 600 a touch lower than last time i looked. a ugly week last week. the worst for the stoxx 600 this year. the euro was stronger against the dollar. we hit 112. z10 year, the yield surging last week, big moves. -- the 10 year come the yield surging last week, he moves. up next mcdonald's trying to put gold back into the arches. it may not be that easy. more on the missteps after the break. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. i am jonathan ferro. it is time to talk about autos in germany. the shareholders meeting on tuesday in berlin. it will be the first one in more than a decade you it will not to be overseen by the former chairman. our reporter in berlin joins us. do you expect a new chairman to a but -- to be announced this week? reporter: no, it will be chaired by an interim chairman. he is a union leader and there will be two new board members at the meeting. named to replace the wife after she resigned. jonathan: is there any significance here anymore of what he thinks? nao

enda curran: a few options on the table.nese authorities will have to do more to boost growth and make sure there is enough liquidity in the system. the pboc have increase interest rates twice in the past month. which means banks lend more into the economy and other options. to encourage more lending through the bank toward the government which is keeping the company. it will lead to something more likely of an interest rate push. they need to cut rates because they are quite high compared to the rest of the world. mark: what about the 7% target? can they be realistically met or not? enda curran: it is surely getting harder to achieve with the readings as this. the government set a target of about 7%. the imf expects growth below 7%. some are even more there were sprint of have options. they can cut to raise. -- some are even more bullish. they have options. they can cut rates. they can keep the economy over the target. mark: thank you to enda curran for joining us. striking a deal. tahi invest -- thai investors said he reac