. -- mario monti. draghi downgraded the forecast, we speak to the former ecb president jean-claude trischet. then we have russia's deputy prime minister who will join us at 10:00 a.m. for todaysharpen because it is jobs report in the united states. it is especially crucial because it is the last one before the fed's september meeting where they may hike rates. let's see how the markets are trading with caroline hyde. caroline: nervousness, risk-ave will, call it what you we are down when it comes to equities in europe. three things unnerving investors. the first, it is jobs day. will it be a bearish sentiment. ,he number is more than 217,000 does that mean a fed rate hike c ome september? but does it mean we will see a hike in september? if the number is below 217,000, does that shine a light on the poor global economy once again. damned if you do, damned if you don't. nervousness about u.s. payrolls. and about german factory data. that was poor. down 1.4%. and third, chinese worries. we are looking at

mario monti and great guests coming up in the pulse. it is job state.f 200000 and we will talk about markets and payroll. i'm on twitter @ferrotv. best of luck for the rest of your day. ♪ manus: american jobs. the last report of the fed. jobs to be added to u.s. payrolls. european stocks traded lower ahead. finance ministers and central bankers see disruption from the fed liftoff and a slowdown in china. we're live in ankara. welcome to "the pulse" live from bloomberg's