in the studio just putting his monocle to see if you can speak international affairs coming to jonathan steele if you can hear me joe and to neil harvey the most good show you do with. great stuff first of all what do you expect them to say in this statement do you think it's going to mean more u.s. troops in afghanistan something else. well it sounds as though it means more u.s. troops i mean we may be shocked and surprised by something different but that seems to be what it is so it's really back to a very traditional approach looking for a military solution to the war increasing u.s. troops and not talking at all seriously about negotiations. what do you make of defense secretary mattis holding off on deploying more troops as per trump's request well i think that was to sort of diplomatic move within the games that go on inside the white house the civil war if you live that goes on inside the white house. but the main point was that i think when he was campaigning for the presidency trump wanted to move away from afghanistan pull troops out so this is an unwinnable war and we don't need to

michael steele, casey hunt, jonathan alter. mr. steele, i'll give you first words here.ching this, the ceos running away from the republican party, it is a little weird. hey, don't chalk this up to bottom line stuff. they don't want this to be seen as a business decision. they want to see this as eye moral decision. >> i think that's an excellent point because you stop and think about what these gentlemen had to give up to take the jobs that they've taken inside the administration and what these individuals had to give up potentially or sort of set to the side to do this work on the commission. in other words, they're not focusing on the day to day of the business. they're really part of something bigger and better for the country and so they took it seriously. they took it honorably and they saw the service to the country and to the administration. and they see now what the president has done in turning basically his back on this -- on what they believe are important values for the country. they don't want to be a part of that and it is personal for them in that sense o

we have david westen and jonathan steele.forward to? alyx: i'm looking forward to what we have to hear from a expert who likes small cap over large cap and seems to be the trade the next few months and what does she see as the new catalyst? and also, global earnings are $30 a share according to one of our experts. we'll get reaction to that as well and cover all the geopolitics and everything out of d.c. as well. david? david: thanks. ime for the single best chart. gary schilling and company joining me on set and it sets the stage for jackson hole eetings and mario draghi and how will they find their way out of this. a piece was written this morning about the persistent problem of lowflation. how flux oxed -- flummoxed are they. gary: we looked at history from 1749 on, if you divide the between wartime and peacetime and what you find in wartime the wholesale prizes wore 8.2% and if peacetime declined half a percent per year. why is that? in wartime you have government spending, very heavy spending on top of a fully employed e

mugs lined with metal or stainless steel are allowed. jonathan: before you know it, school, and with a return to school, renewed focus on bullying. bikers areindiana, spreading the message that bullies will not be tolerated. this 11-year-old boy showed up for his first day of middle school. his mother said he had been bullied at other schools and it was so bad that he was concerned. she mentioned it to a friend was a motorcycle fan, and he invited fellow bikers to stand tall with their new friend. the school principal was on board with the effort. he says that he hopes it helps end bullying. jonathan: we are on storm watch. after the storms, a double rainbow, one over the capital, the other over the white house. the capitol dome looked beautiful. brian van de graaff has the outlook for the next few days. brian: one more day with the potential of storms. we think those will be at night. today, another 90-degree day. 95 or greater. not as hot as last year, but we still have had a lot for stop72 dulles w andarrenton. these numbers will not move that

jonathan ferro. alongside alix steel. futures are solid. up a 10th of a percent after erasing losses yesterday after the session on tuesday. and f market, who wants to be aggressivelyx long on the euro? the confidence numbers are outstanding. economic sentiment at a decade high end a week away from the ecb meeting. treasury yields unchanged on the session, but near the lower end of the range. alix: taking a look at the impact of hurricane harvey on the markets. take a look at gasoline, another two-year high at 5% and the spread getting wider. wti versus brent off by six dollars, really speaking to the overproduction and oversupply of oil in the u.s. as the impact of hurricane harvey is truly felt. 2/10 of a -- up by percent. steady for now. and the commodity we are really watching, copper. seven -- $7ch million a ton? and emma chandra has first word news. emma: hurricane harvey hitting louisiana, making its second landfall today coming ashore in the western part of the state after dropping 50 inches of rain on southeast texas. it is blamed

michael steel, jonathan swan for taking the time to be here with us today. that does it for this hour. "meet the press" daily starts now. hi, chuck. >> hey, casey. nice work, hon. good stuff. >> appreciate it. >> all right. good. well, anyway, if it's wednesday, the president tries to split screen the news. tonight, the president in focus. >> if we care for and support each other and love each other, then we will truly make america great again. >> how do trump voters judge the president after all the item ultimate of this half year. >> he is exactly what this specific time in history in this country you would expect from a president. >> he's not even professional let alone presidential. >> plus, tracking harvey. more cities and towns get slammed with rainfall of biblical proportions. as the rescues continue. >> we're receiving over a thousand calls per hour. so we are not out of this by any long stretch yet. >> now up to our highest level of the number of texas national guard mebds. >> and finally, some relief for the flood zone. >> and i'm hoping that peopl

i'm jonathan farrow alongside alix steele. the state of play as follows -- futures here in the united states, where are we? let's get the markets on the screen, shall we? here we go, up by a quarter of 1%, positive by six points. euro dollar very much on the back. we're down about a quarter of 1%. a reuters report out this morning with sources suggesting a growing unease with euro strength. is that some stealth verbal intervention, alix steele? we can discuss that. 2.15 on a 10-year. kevin: and can you stay long in the e.c.b. meeting on thursday? john mentioned gasoline. at one point it was over $2 a gallon. the issue now is are we going to have the supply? colonial pipeline has shut down different supply to the east coast. that could be an issue for this driving season, so watch that commodity. copper, nickel, zinc all on the upside on that better manufacturing data out of china. those metals have been a killer month. copper had the best month, highest level in three years. we'll talk about that as it relates to the 3% growth

michael steel, jonathan swan for taking the time to be here with us today.daily starts now. hi, chuck. >> hey, casey. nice work, hon. good stuff. >> appreciate it. >> all right. good. well, anyway, if it's wednesday, the president tries to split screen the news. tonight, the president in focus. >> if we care for and support each other and love each other, then we will truly make america great again. >> how do trump voters judge the president after all the item ultimate of this half year. >> he is exactly what this specific time in history in this country you would expect from a president. >> he's not even professional let alone presidential. >> plus, tracking harvey.

jonathan ferro and alix steel are both off. caroline hyde is joining us from london. it's a rather grey london at the moment. let's look at was warming up on the market. we are starting to see real movement in the s&p 500. adding tentatively close to the record high we hit last week. shaking off the german industrial production number. we will be digging into so much more where we are seeing bonds going at the moment. off by 1%. it's all about the meeting between opec and their allies as to whether they can start to restrain supplies. it's time for your morning brief and a look ahead at the week. non-opec members will discuss compliance with production cuts. disney out after the close on tuesday. on wednesday, south african faces at jacob zuma vote of no-confidence. friday is u.s. cpi data. the markets will be paying the most attention to those numbers on the heels of strong jobs numbers last friday in a continuing question of why we aren't seeing more inflation. as you can see from this chart, the cost of protection inflation is largely down so far. markets, two bond

welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe i'm jonathan ferro alongside alix steel. david westin will be joining us a little bit later to interview ralph schlosstein. off inery much risk global markets. futures are negative. .6% on the s&p 500. the euro stronger. trading near a january 2015 hi. yields printed new lows for 2017. the down four basis points. alix: take a look at what's happening with bones. -- bunds. catching the safe haven bid. down by .6%. i find it ironic that the missile was fired over japan if the yen is the safe haven currency of note. gold up by .8%. the highest since the election of last year and the vix jumped by about 20%. the good safe haven move happening all across markets. we are joined by stephen engle from tokyo and on the phone is .aniel tenenbaum he provides regulatory crisis management support to global financial institutions. you're on the ground. i want to hear what's happening with you first. what has happened in the last few hours? has convened his second emergency national security council gathering with his ministers of defense.

i'm jonathan farrow alongside alix steele.e united states, where are we? let's get the markets on the screen, shall we? here we go, up by a quarter of 1%, positive by six points. euro dollar very much on the back. we're down about a quarter of 1%. a reuters report out this morning with sources suggesting a growing unease with euro strength. is that some stealth verbal intervention, alix steele?

coming up, bloomberg daybreak: americas with jonathan ferro and alix steel.particular what's happening with gold. we are right around the levels we were when the u.s. election happened in november. who better to discuss that with a then ed morse? we will also be talking through many different angles of hurricane harvey like a gasoline, oil, refineries. also petrochemicals. we have all your bases covered. i can't believe i can't talk to tom about game of thrones. i have been told no spoilers. watchingillion people good extraordinary event. congratulations hbo. i couldn't talk about it because alix steel and see it until last night. alix: it was so good. tom: i had to extend my vacation a day because of it. francine: all right. game of thrones. thrones youame of can also watch bloomberg surveillance. angela merkel says the rising euro is almost certain to have an impact on exports. she also says she is not that concerned about germany's trade surplus with other countries. it's less than one month to the german election. we are back with harm bandholz. when you

i am jonathan ferro alongside david westin and alix steel. after two weeks of losses on the s&p 500, some stability. futures go nowhere. action.uted price euro-dollar at 1.1758. yields lower by a mere basis point, 2.19 on the u.s. 10-year. alix: the real action in the markets has to come at the commodity market. nickel up by 2%, copper up i 1% at a three-year high. goldix calm on the day and as well. we have base metal seeing some strength today. easternt 9:00 p.m. time, president trump addresses the nation laying out plans for afghanistan and he will hold a rally in arizona tomorrow, the first visit to the state since he was elected. whole foods will hold a meeting takeovere the acquisition by amazon and thursday, the kansas city fed hosts the annual jackson hole economic symposium. janet yellen and mario draghi are on the schedule for friday. the big event. lateran: the big event this week as the president heads back to washington, d.c., investors are left guessing what the latest shakeup in the white house means for policy. after the news

i'm jonathan ferro alongside david westin and alix steel. futures are firmer.in the united states and europe. we are up by two tents of 1% on the s&p 500. at 1.1lar is stronger 814. treasuries pretty stable and we have been range bound. there's not much of a range to say. that is where we stay. alix: we have good reads on the economic data. at 8:30 a.m., personal income and spending. at 10:00, you get the iso manufacturing data for july. offer throughout the morning, we would get u.s. automakers reporting july light vehicle sales. onid: now to get an update what making headlines outside the business world, we have emma chandra with first word news. emma: u.s. has taken an unusual move against the head of state. they sanction the venezuelan president, accusing him and his government of undermining democracy. that came after a vote that was a step toward rewriting the country's constitution. meanwhile, the wife of the venezuelan opposition leader says he has been taken from his home by authorities, so has the mayor of caracas. the white house is looking for a new

i am alix steel. jonathan ferro is off today. by four points. european stocks are at a five on flow. the dollar-yen broke below 109 haven.is attracting a the rally is modest. the week is been a big room for gold. david: the north korean crisis is playing out in a pattern. the pre

i am alix steel. jonathan ferro is off today. it's a bit of a risk move as teachers are down by four points. european stocks are at a five on flow. the dollar-yen broke below 109 haven.is attracting a the rally is modest. the week is been a big room for gold. david: the north korean crisis is playing out in a pattern. the president comes out with a strong statement and then his aides try it to style them back. it happened yesterday. he was asked about north ring remarks, saying his remark. >> i don't ink they mean that. i think it's the first time they heard it like they heard it and frankly, maybe it wasn't tough enough. david: that was the president yesterday. this to sayis had about diplomacy. the americane effort is diplomatically lead it. it has diplomatic traction. it is hitting diplomatic results. i want to state right there. the tragedy of war as well enough known. it doesn't need another characterization beyond the fact it would be catastrophic. david: to take us how this is playing out, we go to our chief correspondence

i'm jonathan ferro alongside david westin. alix steel is in baltimore.ing in baltimore? alix: i'm doing some pretty cool things in baltimore. i miss you, but i will be , theng to lloyd blankfein ceo of goldman sachs, as well as mike bloomberg. the reason why is small business. for the first time ever, bloomberg philanthropy and goldman sachs will donate $10 million to goldman sachs's small businesses. it will help set them up to grow. on top of that, we will get into the d.c. world and what the dysfunction means for their businesses as well as small businesses. it is lloyd blankfein, so i will ask a little bit about gary cohn and the fed and fixed trading turnhat might help the business around. i might miss down 22,000. jonathan: i just think he will miss it. looking forward to the conversation. futures up firmer as you are looking at the s&p 500. the euro-dollar is the big story. new highs for 2017. at one point in the session, we were seemingly approaching 1.19 it's a dolla. is a dollar weakness story that surprised many people. 2.27 is the yield on th

i am alix steel alongside david westin. jonathantil the opening bell. s&p futures flat across the board. the weaker dollar persists, up by 2/10 of 1%. treasury markets not going anywhere, a lot of supply in the next three days. crude is softer while aluminum take the spotlight in a three-year high. now over to julie hyman for the stoxx and then write ahead of the u.s. open. >> about the mouse house, i wasn't sure how i felt about lights, camera, earnings. >> [laughter] >> i can't write that funny. >> i enjoyed all of that. let's look at what is going on with auto rental companies. we had avis out with its company, hertz is out tomorrow. both of these companies have been feeling pain as a result of uber and lyft. member, they sell some of their fleet, that is one of their sources of revenue. has mentioned, hertz the third highest short interest in the russell 3000 so we are not seeing high at dictations but shares are higher this is taking aavis hit, starting down considerably this year. speaking of which, the hospitals . tennessee i

i am jonathan ferro. alix steel is on assignment.hey are up 1% after yesterday's small moves. at 118.60. yields go nowhere. david: it's time now for the morning brief. we will look at the durable goods orders and at 9:00, an interview with robert kaplan. at 10:00, we will hear from janet yellen. at 2:00, be president mario draghi will be speaking at jackson hole. the question for the fed, where has the inflation gone? should that affect the decision to raise rates? we have heard different approaches. i think about inflation, i think about our mandate, which is right stability. relative to a growing economy, we are adding jobs. i think we are in a good place and we should have monetary policy. we should begin to gradually remove accommodation. we are moving in the right direction. i think we are. get backion may well to the 2% target. you have to understand the cyclical forces and the model that would suit just what the forces would have been offset by new forces, which you can understand by looking at industries and talking to ceos.

i'm jonathan ferro. alix steel is on assignment. let's get you up to speed.rter of 1%. 116.95 is how we trade. 224 is your yield. crude down. that's the cross asset picture. let's move ahead of the opening bell. -- lots closet of running worker -- lots of earnings movers. walmart down after the retail giant beat second-quarter estimates but is the third quarter guide that the little disappointing. apparently this have to do with grocery, more than half the revenue. the growth is surging but they have to spend to compete online for the likes of amazon. small but segment is it weighs in on margins. their shares are down at this time. looking at a big winner in the premarket, alibaba. the chinese internet giant surging, set to open in a new record high after they beat earnings by 27%. not small numbers. they put up more than eight dollars in earnings. they be revenues by 5%. more than $50 billion in revenue. consumer demand is surging. a-shares were already up 82% year to date. it is shaping up to be one of 2017's big winners. cisco systems down about 2.5% in th

i'm jonathan farrow alongside david westin. alix steele is on assignment. yesterday, a pretty black session for the s&p 500. this morning, stocks firmer in europe and firmer, if you look at futures, up about .2%. euro-dollar softer by about .3%. reuters out with a report saying that perhaps president draghi's speech at jackson hole won't be much of a news-making one. the euro falls back to 1.17. treasury through yesterday after the strong retail sales, stable today at 2.28. david: now it's time for the morning brief. at 8:30, we'll get u.s. housing starts and building permits for the month of july. then talks begin between the united states, canada and mexico, get underway in washington with the first round of negotiations beginning at 9:30 this morning. and later in the day, the fomc will release minutes from its july 20 to 26 policy meeting at 2:00 eastern time this afternoon. but in the meantime, the fallout continues from the remarkable news conference president trump had here in new york yesterday, where he once again appeared to change his view on who

i am jonathan ferro alongside david westin. alix steelhe opening bell. big losses yesterday. the biggest one-day move in the s&p 500 since may. the dow, the nasdaq deep into negative territory. today, stability. s&p 500 futures dead flat. no stability for the dollar weakness. 49 is how the single currency trades. the treasury market does show up a bit of a stable reaction. across nasdaq.ry let's get you up this bead on the movers. here is abigail doolittle. abigail: happy friday. lots of premarket movers. tradingshares of deere down after they missed estimates. they also provided a sales forecast and eps view that some are saying is unrealistic, since the company is saying its north american agriculture business is likely to decline. this stock up about 20% year to date. quarter. was not a wow also the indian-based i.t. services company. the ceo has resigned. this is not an entire surprise, because it has been a spat between the company and the board. analysterg intelligence saying what could be tricky next is finding a ceo that is not fr

coming up for "bloomberg daybreak" america's" with david westin, alix steel, and jonathan ferro.we will talk about oil and we have seen recent strength and time spread. i want to see if that is sustainable good we will also talk about steel and aluminum and iron. what is the future going to hold in terms of production and the rhetoric coming from the white house? it should be an interesting conversation in light of the nafta talks and yesterday the investigation potentially underway. thissingle best chart morning, let's go to the idea of korea. radio andoining us on gideon rose and neal soss with us. this is a simple northern asia europe currency pair. we come up with the angst of strong yen and weak korean yuan. are we clear in the discourse with north korea? >> i think so and i think we are going to be seeing some one love . i think this crisis on korea was an example of not quite fake news, but not reflective of the actual strategic tensions on the peninsula. tom: you blame that on the discourse of the president? gideon: yes and the confusion about what was actually going on b

jonathan: now at 6:00, a police officer made of steel. at he did immediately after taking the brunt of this frightening crash. nancy: gone in seconds. the deadly blast that leveled part of a school and the frantic search for a missing worker. jonathan: inches from death. and the question his family wants answered. announcer: now "abc7 news at 6:00". on your side. jonathan: today the dangerous stretch of highway claimed another victim. this happened on highway in the area outside the beltway near fort washington. maryland bureau chief brad bell is there with why it is so dangerous and what is being done to change things. brad? brad: police are focusing on the road. going back i can't remember the bad crashes i covered here. the latest here. palmer road, indian head highway. you my see the debris in the roadway. this involved a motorcyclists. police say he was at fault. according to police he ruse winning up indian head highway on a sport bike. he raced through a-related light on palmer road and crashed in the back of the car and entered the

i am alix steel alongside david westin. jonathan ferro is off. half before the cash open, futures down by eight points. a little bit of risk off but the investors bought the risks yesterday. will we see the same reversal today? euro-dollar a little bit weaker, down 3/10 of 1% although above that 117 level. in the treasury market we have a supply coming online for the 30 year at one of rock. daysup for three straight now by four dollars an ounce. breaking news earnings this morning coming from macy's. earnings at $.48 a share. the company reaffirmed its earnings guidance for the full year and gross margins pressed justr and sales were down 2.5%. the estimate was 1.3%. for retailers like coals and macy's today, it is not as bad as you thought. david: a little bit of light choices. alix: maybe it's not dark. david: we have fixed on. time for your morning brief. this morning, we get the jobless claims in the united states and we also get prices for last month. 10:00, the new york fed president bill dudley holds an economic briefing on regional wage i

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welcome to bloomberg daybreak: europe i'm jonathan ferro alongside alix steel and we can welcome backo hours and 30 minutes away from the cash futures are positive on the s&p 500. the euro removed some of those big gains from yesterday. still very close to 2017 highs. treasuries stable. coming up, personal income and personal spending for june. plus the pc inflation data report.

jonathan ferro. alongside alix steel. futures are solid.n tuesday. and f market, who wants to be aggressivelyx long on the euro? the confidence numbers are outstanding. economic sentiment at a decade high end a week away from the ecb meeting. treasury yields unchanged on the session, but near the lower end of the range. alix:

jonathan ferro and alix steel are both off. caroline hyde is joining us from london.s look at was warming up on the market. we are starting to see real movement in the s&p 500. adding tentatively close to the record high we hit last week. shaking off the german industrial production number. we will be digging into

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a warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak, i am jonathan ferro alongside david westin. alix steelre treading water on the s&p 500, decent gains elsewhere with tech stocks getting a boost off the apple earnings. in the fx market, a stronger euro story, 1.1835. yields are higher by two basis points, 2.27 is your yield on a 10 year. 8:15, weming up at

i am jonathan ferro alongside david westin and alix steel.ger and treasuries are lower. futures are firmer by about a fifth of 1%. treasury yields higher by four basis points at 2.26 on the 10 year. pound now closing at a 2009 hi. the calls for parity keep getting stronger and stronger. dollar index getting a nice move. retail sales in half an hour, could see some strain in the currency. david: u.s. retail sales numbers less than 30 minutes from right now. missile defense talks get underway in washington and we get to see the minutes from the fomc meeting, last month. walmart reports second-quarter results. president trump off his working vacation to visit the white house and his residence here in new york and managed to lose more members of his ceo council when the merck's ceo said he needed to withdraw as a matter of conscious. mr. fraser was followed by the ceos of intel and under armour and here to discuss the possible consequences are senior executive editor marty schenker, reporting from washington. what does this mean to the president

i'm jonathan ferro alongside david westin. alix steel has the day off. futures are positive.on the s&p 500. the dollar catches a bid off the solid payroll report. treasury yields roll up by four basis points. that is the cross asset pitch. let's get some movers. gettingssing edp, interest from bill ackerman. he has 8% of the company. is seeking-- effective board control of the company. he is lobbying to oust the ceo carlos rodrigues as well. in 2009 2r changes 2011. we will see if he is successful. we are continuing to look at earnings and cigna becomes the latest of insurers to be estimates. it raises operation earnings. united health, humana, benefiting from the decision to pull out of the aca exchanges. cigna is another example. the companies saying it might still be interested in acquisitions. a lot of these acquisitions sell -- fell apart but the companies seem to be doing well on their own. speaking of deals, on the buying and, grubhub is share of yelp. its numbersout with any forecast for the full year in revenue. the midpoint is above estimates. on this deal to sell e

i'm jonathan farrow alongside david westin. alix steele is on assignment.or the s&p 500. this morning, stocks firmer in europe and firmer, if you look at futures, up about .2%. euro-dollar softer by about .3%. reuters out with a report saying that perhaps president draghi's speech at jackson hole won't be much of a news-making one. the euro falls back to 1.17. treasury through yesterday after the strong retail sales, stable today at 2.28. david: now

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