is ludovic subran with allianz.ossible third wave of infections and what these lockdowns are doing in europe, are you less bullish on europe than the u.s. right now? ludovic: because of the uncoordinated stop and go policies, you know, what you see now is not only, you know, the second wave or the third wave, it is that countries are doing something which is very costly for europe, for, you know, ng in someskii countries are forbidden. weconcern is at the moment, are very worried on brexit at side, europe went big and bold and the announcement, now it is all about spending the money. we are still missing some plans from italy and spain when it comes to what they want to spend the money on. so that is the only reason we are less bullish on europe, but it takes 27 times longer to agree on something than the u.s. francine: when you look at the recovery fund, is it a real game changer for europe? what more do you need? i may ask you about brexit, but what more do you need to see in the next 5, 6 months to make sure that

ludovic-mohamed: congratulations.ome imams in france have threatened zahed and pitted muslims against him. ludovic-mohamed: some people are very angry without knowing me. it's crazy that people can hate you or want to see you dead without even knowing you. reporter: according to one survey, over two-thirds of muslims in france have prejudices against homosexuals. >> we're muslims. we don't have that kind of thing. we behave with decency. >> for us, to be homosexual, and do such things, is a terrible sin. and that's why muslims don't do that. reporter: but zahed wants to belong to the muslim community. he's already gone on five pilgrimages to the holy muslim city of mecca. he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims. ludovic-mohamed: it was important to me and us to be physically present and show that we exist and are part of the community. that we have the same practices and that we're no less human or spiritual just because we're, as they put it, different. reporter: the imam is calling for open discussion

ludovic-mohamed: congratulations.me imams in france have threatened zahed and pitted muslims against him. ludovic-mohamed: some people are very angry without knowing me. it's crazy that people can hate you or want to see you dead without even knowing you. reporter: according to one survey, over two-thirds of muslims in france have prejudices against homosexuals. >> we're muslims. we don't have that kind of thing. we behave with decency. >> for us, to be homosexual, and do such things, is a terrible sin. and that's why muslims don't do that. reporter: but zahed wants to belong to the muslim community. he's already gone on five pilgrimages to the holy muslim city of mecca. he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims. ludovic-mohamed: it was important to me and us to be physically present and show that we exist and are part of the community. that we have the same practices and that we're no less human or spiritual just because we're, as they put it, different. reporter: the imam is calling for open discussion a

and with ludovic -- ludovic subran with a long ounce. even if -- we are talking a 55%, 50 6%.hat does it mean for his policies being impacted, or nationalist injections we are seeing. ludovic: i think le pen really campaigned on the purchasing power. what he already tried to do between the rounds is reach out, by rethinking the protection -- and trying to think about complementary health, reimbursement and so forth. i think he heard them. what he is able to do, is the parliamentary election. the big risk now, he has to govern with -- francine: [indiscernible] ludovic: for mate, not necessarily anywhere near close to being propmaster france, but the problem is more who macron decides to govern with. if it is with the left because there is a need for a more rigid approach. that is going to be what comes out of the parliamentary elections. the problem right now, nobody is he been campaigning on the ground. we do not see macron's left or right going in campaigning -- in the different -- we were all on hold. we are not doing what needs to happen, which is the parliamentary election

on en parle ce matin avec ludovic de foucaud. bonjour, ludovic.e la syrie? - ludovic de foucaud: c'est le but. - damien coquet: on ne vous entend pas. il y a un problème de micro. peut-être qu'il n'est pas allumé. c'est du direct. on improvise. on sort un micro. normalement, ça devrait marcher. il faut tout faire. a priori, c'est mieux. on revient sur cet accord entre l'etat syrien et les forces démocratiques syriennes. un accord célébré partout dans le pays. c'est la fin de la partition de la syrie? - ludovic de foucaud: c'est l'idée. si l'accord va au bout, c'est vers cela qu'on va. voyons une carte de la syrie. là, c'est grosso modo la syrie qu'on espère. ce n'est pas celle d'aujourd'hui. c'est l'espoir. c'est un pays unitaire dans une intégrité territoriale restaurée. ce n'est pas ce qu'on a aujourd'hui. on va peut-être réussir à découvrir la carte actuelle. ca, c'est grosso modo la syrie d'aujourd'hui. on le voit avec la partie en vert, le territoire contrôlé par le nouveau gouvernement syrien de transition. en jaune, ce sont les territoires

we will get back to ludovic subran. coming up, does the german government expected the retraction to be less severe? this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." let's talk about germany, expecting the economic fallout from covid-19 will be smaller than it earlier projected. they areold bloomberg due to present the outlook at 10:00 a.m. u.k. time. the biggest economy has staged a strong rebound after collapsing in the second quarter during the coronavirus lockdown. ludovic subran, economist / head of economic research, allianz is still with us. what will that second lockdown look like, to have a path forward for germany? does euro strengthened from here because the situation will get better? i think the situation in the manufacturing sector is getting better. we saw good numbers from the beginning of the summer on. on the consumer side, that was the first to pick up. now there is a plateau, 80% of consumption. it is a bit optimistic from the german government to update

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that is allianz chief economist, ludovic subran.rading is happening in frankfurt unlike here in london. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. here is sarah halls. sarah: the ft says sergio ermotti is set to unveil the makeup of the bank's leadership team this week. the report says he is likely to keep a few credit suisse executives, including the cfo, coo, and the head of the swiss business. ermotti has said that all options including spin off for sale are still on the table for credit suisse's swiss unit. westpac is expecting a tougher economic environment after reporting profit above estimates. net profit climbed 22% to $2.7 billion u.s. dollars. ceo peter king says he expects intense mortgage competition to negatively impact westpac's emergence in the second half, echoing comments from australi's other big banks. japan's komatsu is downbeat on china's recovery prospects despite beijing's efforts to reopen. the company's sales in china slowed in the past year while those in the u.s. remained robust. komatsu is the second larg

there are many secular image in the world, but we're ludovic. is doing is he is creating an institution. he's institutionalizing and new, modern and inclusive islam. and this is new. there is nobody offering those to us. his way of teaching is very contemporary. he's not like i'm the teacher and you should listen to me, but he's more like what can we learn from each other? medi finds, these kinds of exchanges helpful too. he has high hopes for the him. let his relationship with his family is still extremely difficult. danielman, which is the one interesting to recently i asked ludovico for support, because i can't solve this problem with my family alone is phone. and i think he could be a good mediator and reject. he's from algeria just like me on a journeyman, be on my mother will trust him. more of uncle monsieur if he was an arab from somewhere else. it wouldn't be the same for the school funds i had. he is algerian and he is muslim. hawaii members have an idea about a less and eligible mean for the dave. the dance performance has arrived. me

anna: thank you very much, ludovic subran, chief economist, allianz. we are hearing from the irish broadcaster that the u.k. is set to make fresh proposals on brexit. the foreign minister sites the need to protect the u.k. and improve its brexit proposals. the pound is falling a little on those lines after the initial surge higher. the initial surge was sparked by optimism from michel barnier speaking this morning. up next, raging a cease-fire, the u.s. calls on turkey to stop its military advance, but stop short of demanding a withdrawal. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." i am matt miller in berlin futures very positive trade across european equity indexes. but the futures not gaining as much because we have a decent gain in the pound after lines from michel barnier that a brexit deal is not impossible as we get closer to the deadline. if they do not have a deal by the 19th, which is saturday or sunday, then boris johnson has to call for a delay, which he says he will not do. let's get bloomberg first word

still with us is ludovic subran.nnel,ke german saying they need corona bonds and more support from germany. germany is pushing back. is this a make or break situation for the eu? >> i think this is the ultimate litmus test for the validity of the european union and the euro zone. either we let it continue to the national government or we find some type of institution. bond, we do a corona which as we discussed, i think it could work but it has to be longer by all the countries. luxembourg and france of the world have to ask for this. they would need to discuss the what instead of the how. not's istion we have fiscal transfers. we have to use one of these options. it is economically sound but a political nightmare because it goes back to how much risk sharing we except within the euro area. that is probably the most difficult question to answer. does it need to be answered now? ludovic: i think we have to do something, yeah. it does not have to be so political. the ecb already put the cart before the horses by announc

francine: thank you so much, ludovic subran.he world's august we will be talking with the chief executive of novo nordisk. that is coming up shortly, and this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get to the bloomberg business flash with ritika gupta in new york. ritika: hi, francine. unicredit has posted a $2.7 billion -- two point 7 billion euros loss. business remained resilient in the first quarter. it was the first big european back to -- bank to quantify coronavirus impact. theriley is apologizing for company's past wrongdoings. in the story that brought down south korea's president. he has been entangled in allegations for years including a stint in jail. latest hurdle for chief executive elon musk to collect the first chunk of a big reward to give musk access to stop doctors -- two stock to give musk access to stop auctions. that is the bloomberg business flash. francine? much,ne: thank you so ritika gupta, with your business flash. they won't's biggest maker of insulin has reported sales grow

ludovic: very good question.y lesson from history we have is from -- so it use that to estimate what would supply shock to gas, energy. in germany, 65 percent of gas comes from russia. what is the impact of that on prices? between half a point in a full point road less, it is insight. the substitution is very meager. cannot really move, we cannot get us trillion, american or italian gas. this winter, i think we are ok because we have stocks. gas is still flowing. the problem is replenishing the stocks. it really depends on the endpoint of all this. francine: it is a concern about the timeline the can get supplies but it takes a long time. he wrote a really know that is very concise and to the point. you say, look, the sanctions we have so far are targeting three channels, energy trade in the financial sector. we can see the fallout from energy, does it take more time for to impact the financial sector or do you think we are pretty much done with that? ludovic: the bulk of the sanctions are targeting yankees. at l

ludovic: you mentioned before the segment, but that is going to have to pause.nk you will have to be the same for ecb. what we see with bank of england is this form of qe, which is a form of intervention. we will see a lot of central banks worried about financial stability. they may have higher rates, but they will have to do some form of intervention on the longer term of the curve. war includes debt monetization and yield control, so i think central banks will be quick to the test in how they contain inflation pressures and anchor expectations, and that includes through balance book. you don't call it q. week, it is balance sheet intervention. . tom: always excellent, ludovic subran, allianz chief economist on the bankruptcy risk. we look ahead to key data, it is u.s. cpi day and how it can impact the fed's next moves. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's a pretty amazing environment, not to discount there is lots of risks in the world, we've never seen this kind of volatility. >> up and down, the ups and downs inter-day. >> there is a hunger, a risk appetite. >> equi

ludovic: of course.his is conducting monetary policy in an environment on those negative supply shocks is different from energy policy -- i think the ecb will have to have maybe high rates. we want to get out of negative trade environment, the ecb is in charge of the central banks, that is why they have built these other tools to make sure even if they hike, they do not create levels of 2012, we know what kind of crosses could bear for population in the coming year. anna: thanks for joining us. the chief economist at allianz. we will have questions about identity and power problems, that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market opens up 44 minutes into the trading date, european equity markets up .5%. we are waiting for the key data in our session. let's talk european energy, an emergency intervention may lower prices, it will not protect the economy from spillover effects. a policy notices while the tools can help them escape the effects of the crisis, they will not bri

ludovic subran is joining us right now. it is the surprise come from? answer is going to be the boj, because if they surprise us, they will surprise as big time. i am in the camp they want burch because the inflation numbers so inflation may have peaked, but there is stand to uncertainty around the wage price spiral in japan because companies have been quite high on the wage increases over the past few months. there is a risk inflation is out of control. the latest reason -- with the latest readings, i am more in the camp they will not surprise us. if you are looking for fireworks, look east. kailey: if they do surprise us, what kind of ripple effects would you expect in that scenario? what would it mean for u.s. treasury? ludovic: the problem is there is a cloud nine moment for markets, more generally. the question here is whether we believe this could be a change agent. i do not think this is the biggest concern markets would have right now. i don't think u.s. treasuries will collapse, or that we will react strongly. the big question is about whether

[chanting] >> imam ludovic-mohamed zahed is praying for tolerance.e's happy to do so with a woman. that in itself is already pretty unusual. but the real surprise is that the muslim scholar is openly homosexual, and fighting for gays to be accepted in islam. >> this can't go on. there's too much violence, pressure, and degradation. people pretend we don't exist. sometimes there's even physical violence in our families and communities. >> after studying to become an imam back in his native country of algeria, zahed fled here to marseille, in southern france. in his new home, he came out as homosexual. and founded an islamic institute. these days, he also officiates gay weddings. >> thank you for coming, i'm very honored to take part in this ceremony. >> it's about acceptance and standing one's ground. officially same-sex marriages are not allowed in islam. >> congratulations! [applause] >> that's why some imams in france have threatened zahed and pitted muslims against him. >> some people are very angry without knowing me. it's crazy that people can h

ludovic, thank you for joining us today.is conversation with matt and i on bloomberg radio at 9:00 a.m. u.k. time. we go there after the tv show. coming up, as infections in hong record and aily u.s. congresswoman calls florida's outbreak out of control, we look at the coronavirus situation up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. 21 minutes into the session. we are looking at drops of on the ftse. and almost 1% on the cac as well. the u.k. says it secured early ofess to 90 million doses coronavirus vaccine candidates. confirmede number of cases continues to grow globally. covid-19 flareups in asian have prompted some governments to tighten restrictions again and banks are suspending their plans to return staff to offices in hong kong after that city reported a daily record of more than 100 new cases. outbreaks., florida's has been described as totally out of control by a democratic representative while the mayor of los angeles says his city is on the brink of new restrictions and possibly going

ludovic subran, thank you so much for joining us on friday.ure mounting on musk, as his bankers consider using new margin loans backed by tesla stock to replace his twitter debt. of course, concerns he is facing distraction at the board of tesla as woes mount for the automaker as well. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. 44 minutes into the european open. range bound on european stocks, taking a breather ahead of producer prices out of the u.s. the auto sector .1%, talking of which, elon musk is busy overhauling twitter's most valuable company, tesla facing increasingly urgent issues. for more, we are joined by bloomberg's craig trudell, why is tesla's board coming under fire from some of their biggest fans? >> the china market is really in a challenging space. this is not just a tesla specific story, but you have a case where the guy who has been running that business very successfully the last few years just got redeployed to texas where tesla has been having trouble at that facility. in the past few years, you

[chanting] >> imam ludovic-mohamed zahed is praying for tolerance.e's happy to do so with a woman. that in itself is already pretty unusual. but the real surprise is that the muslim scholar is openly homosexual, and fighting for gays to be accepted in islam. >> this can't go on. there's too much violence, pressure, and degradation. people pretend we don't exist. sometimes there's even physical violence in our families and communities. >> after studying to become an imam back in his native country of algeria, zahed fled here to marseille, in southern france. in his new home, he came out as homosexual. and founded an islamic institute. these days, he also officiates gay weddings. >> thank you for coming, i'm very honored to take part in this ceremony. >> it's about acceptance and standing one's ground. officially same-sex marriages are not allowed in islam. >> congratulations! [applause] >> that's why some imams in france have threatened zahed and pitted muslims against him. >> some people are very angry without knowing me. it's crazy that people can h

ludovic subran, allianz chief economist.e the conversation on bloomberg radio at 9:00 a.m. u.k. time so if you are near a digital radio, go ahead and tune in to bloomberg. carmaker, a new mega fiat chrysler is formally merging its business with the french auto group psa, which makes peugeot and citroen. we will talk about that and what to expect. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: fiat chrysler is going to formally merge with french auto group psa later this month after shareholders approve the plan yesterday. the company will be called stallentis, which is weird but it will become the fourth biggest carmaker in the world. joining us now is bloomberg european auto team leader, craig trudell. i think this is such a cool story because there are so many brands now that are so spread out. you cannot by a peugeot or reinoehl in america. you cannot get a ram truck in europe. they are all over the place. they have the superstar ceo. what do we expect from carlos tavarez? craig: he has done some really interesting things that psa and giving

it's just one of several residences, ludovic commissioned. at times he labored over plans for 3 palaces at once. lord, vague admired the absolute monarchs of france. katlyn came se palace was intended as a replica of versailles, except that it was neither a seed of power nor a hub of social life. king lou vague was trying to create the illusion of a bygone world which he chose to enjoy in solitude. google, after sunset were 35 servants, had to light all the contents in the palace. after but untruth, they all had to vanish. beautiful ring for the king whom i could be alone. hearing you introduce visible from far and wide, yet seemingly unapproachable noise feinstein castle at the foot of the alps. the most famous of all his castles, it too was built for lute vig and loot that alone. he was enthralled by tales of the middle ages. the singers hall was meant to be a tribute to the age of chivalry and its culture. but lute big was also a product of his time. he loved technological innovations, his nights, castle feature, telephones, and running wa

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of course, king ludovic didn't walk up here himself. he had servants to carry him in a litter. ah, this summer the king's alpine hide out is closed and compliance with social distancing and hygiene guidelines. but after the long hike, we definitely want you to see what it's like inside compared to allude bait, the seconds other residences, the king's house on shakin seems almost modest. it was built in $1872.00 and the style of a swiss chalet loo, in spite of the beautiful swiss pine paneling the living quarters on the ground floor come across as relatively plain seemingly out of character for the fairy tale king mm. the upper story. however, fully reflects its creator. here movie the 2nd, had a sumptuous hall, built in oriental style, crammed full of gilded carving, lit, through stained glass windows and decorated with fine rugs, magnificent chandeliers, and peacock feathers. mm. the turkish room with its fountain in the centre provided a spectacular backdrop for the king's birthday celebrations. isolated high in the bavarian alps, he recreate at the magical world of the arabi

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about our lives, we faced the risk of accidents. fiona fell off his swing and hurt her head. anika ludovic suffered severe burns while bother queuing. and it was only his family's quick action that save much he has killing us from sudden cardiac death. what to do in case of emergency to day on in good shape. with here at the recent time clinic for pediatric medicine. the day begins with an emergency, a 7 year old has had an accident while playing at home. funeral anti communism little fog. fiona fell off a swing tuttle and bunch hoping to see she did a backward flip and land and head 1st on a granted pain met him. cough off clinic gordon we're fine. he's had to live inexpensive. she complained about pain in her neck and just lay there. and that's when i dialed the emergency services and shoots, often falling on your head can cause various injuring what human does. he can damage the blood vessels and cause internal bleeding to interesting kind. fiona was given 1st aid in the ambulance. now dr. mario beveled is assessing the situation. he spent some time chatting with the young patient to ga

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ah, and my destination is the shock than a scenic point in the vet touch. dine mountain range, ludovic. the 2nd had a house build up there for the 1st leg of the journey. i've reserved a bike. i know i. hi, nicole, welcome to make the climb a little easier. i've decided to rent an e by bus and then is there anything i should watch out for it? i mean, thinks the feeling we probably the most common error people make is overestimating . the situation got accomplished with the bikes will take you just about anywhere. they offer a lot of power. this is to then suddenly you're at the summit and can't get down the farther this. it's easy to over extend yourself. that's why you should be careful on the descent. keep your hands on the brakes. take your time, go slowly and enjoy the nature around. you look, don't come shooting down his throat. she is as soon as i leave mitten balls, i am immersed in the beautiful bavarian lands. the paths are wide and the ascent is still manageable. after a couple of minutes of riding through the forest, i arrived at a lake lout se, but i still have a long way t

only to the glamorous ludovic harbor. i'm a master baker, and i hope to make a small contribution to the preservation of the environment with my algae pastries . so g toast, bread doughnuts, and cupcakes, ludovic jet wound baked them all with allergy powder. the french born bank. i experimented for 19 months before offering his 1st algae products to customers. the freshwater alga corello, sorry, can yonah turns this dough, greeting. how the types of al gain produce of glucose or reddish coloring? the hub i, abigail, is exit, but the most difficult thing when working with algae is the right amount for you have to get the right balance for each pastry. but if you use too much, the taste is too intense. if you use to a little, the pastry doesn't take on these great colors, it's quite challenger. but if you use the right quantity, you end up with a really good product. what we had, well, i don't of each have one gets is algae powder from the technical university in me of i'm unit. it contains a victim in unsaturated fatty aci

but one thing they want to avoid at all costs is another encounter with the iberian orcus meat, ludovic, muhammad zayed. he's a scholar of islam, a mosque founder and openly gay. he was reported to be the 1st french muslim to be civilly marriage to another man. and while many would argue this was his right, there are those who say islam and homosexuality are not compatible. even in marcia in the south of france, where as i had lives, he has allies in his fight against prejudices, but a path he has chosen as long and risky. all one on law mom ludovic muhammad's ahead is praying for tolerance and he's happy to do so with a woman that in itself is already pretty unusual. but the real surprise is that the muslim scholar is openly homosexual and fighting for gays to be accepted in islam or the vista with effect, this can't go on, is it for the others too much violence, pressure and degradation in your mouth? it on again, people pretend we don't exist. sometimes there's even physical violence in her families and community healthy long off. i mean on a, come the tier after studying to become a