nancy hulgraves has more from london. what are investors to see in the numbers? >> the big number is around 200,000 jobs to have been created last month. this is an increase from the previous month at a lower pace. this should inspire investors we are not seeing a recession as some have warned. we look at the up employment level at 4.9% and wage growth to be 0.2%. of course we continue to look at inflation as a guide to where the federal reserve will go when it comes to the next rate hike. as you mentioned there, modest gains yesterday on wall street, however we're looking to close out with the third straight week of gains and this getting back to levels we haven't seen since early january. so that will be good news at near two-month highs for investors as they trade today. >> thank you so much, nancy hulgrave from london. >>> last week it was a broken watch, and now we'll tell you what the marco swag is selling right now. that's when "way too early" comes back. thanks man. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you

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i'm nancy hulgrave, and these are your headlines. well, miners reverse course on weak chinese trade data as the metal analysts at goldman sachs warn there is more downside to come. >>> burrberry turns heads amid reports the luxury brand is trying to fend off a mystery investor that could be preparing a takeover bid. >>> and escaping the valley of tears. rwe shares outperform in germany as they reassure investors on loss-making unit and power. we speak to the cfo first on cnbc. >> and nike drops five-time grand slam tennis champion maria sharapova after she admits to failing a drug test. >> i made a huge mistake, and i -- i let my fans down. i've let the sport down that i've been playing since the age of 4 that i love so deeply. >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs." well, here we are in red, clearly outpacing the green. the stoxx europe 600 off about 1.3%. you can blame is on the weak chinese data. you can blame it a bit. we are missing out on the continued gains we saw on wall street overnight. the picture here is very diff

. >> and i'm nancy hulgrave. these are your headlines. >> european stock markets brushing off a solid session in asia, not helped by weak services data out of france. >> the markets have gone a little bit too far. i think the fed will be encouraged by continued strength, particularly in the labor market, and the fed is also worried about the collateral damage of staying too low for too long. >> and the feud goes to a new level, telling cnbc the u.k. chancellor has foot in mouth disease. >> does he really seriously believe that by mocking me he's doing himself any favors? >>> well, positive messaging have the french advertising group, issuing strong guidance for the first quarter, sending shares to seven-month highs. >>> and burning rubber. con nenal says 2016 has started off well and hikes its dividend by 15%. coming up, we'll be speaking to the tire maker's ceo later in the show. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. welcome back, nancy. you've been out traveling. >> i have. taking the pulse of the global economy in

i'm nancy hulgrave, and these are your headlines. european shares springing higher this morning as investors play catch up after the long easter weekend. fed chair janet yellen will set the tone following a week of hawkish commentary. >>> a passenger plane en route to cairo is hijacked and forced to land in cyprus. crew and four foreign passengers remain on board. >>> the fbi drops its case against apple as it finds its own way to access the information on the san bernardino shooter's iphone. but the door stays open to future league clashes. >>> as late as possible. the ceo of uber tells cnbc in an exclusive interview that those hoping for a flotation of the world's most valuable startup will have to wait. >> we have to ultimately find liquidity for all shareholders, but i'm going to make sure it happens as late as possible. >> two years, three years, five years, ten years? >> i mean, i'll keep you posted. i have no idea. >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs." welcome back to business after the long easter holiday. if you ar

i'm nancy hulgrave, and these are your headlines.tocks in europe retreat on the last day of the quarter despite a solid session stateside, which saw the dow and s&p hit their highest levels of the year. >>> static on the line. orange and bouygues push out their deadline, sending shares lower. >>> italian banks also leading the way down, while unicredit reportedly looks to delay the cash call. >>> and u.k. prime minister david cameron chairs a crisis meeting after tata steel puts its british business up for sale, but the government says nationalization is not the answer. >>> good morning and welcome back to "street signs." we've been watching moves on the nikkei this morning, hitting a two-week low, partly due to moves in the yen/dollar trade. also individual movers to watch. that's japanese car parts maker takata among them, now denying reports that costs for recalling its defective air bags could reach $24 billion. for more on that stoirks let's get out to the nikkei's makiko for the latest. >> hi there. yes, reports say that if all

. >> nancy hulgrave, live from london, thank you. apologies to everyone for the mix-up on my end over here. thanks very much. >>> today, former first lady nancy reagan will be laid to rest at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. according to "the los angeles times" over the past two times more than 4,500 people came to pay last respects during a viewing. a private funeral will take place today. close family and friends will be in attendance and dozens of celebrities and politicians. including first lady michelle obama and katie couric. brian williams will host special coverage from 1:00 to 5:00. >>> still ahead, we'll tell you which pro athlete is ready to switch from the nba and the nfl. we continue to follow severe weather in parts of the south. five people now dead and at least 3,500 homes evacuated after that historic flooding. bill karins has an update when "way too early" comes right back. i'm chris bosh. when i was sidelined with blood clots in my lung, it was serious. fortunately, my doctor had a

cnbc's nancy hulgraves joins us live from england. >> that's right. when she stressed caution when it comes to raising interest rates the markets cheered that announcement. we did see the dow and the s&p 500 hit the highest level in a year. the tech heavy nasdaq got close to the market. the highest level since january 5th. if we look at u.s. futures they're pointing to another solid day of gains on wall street, but a lot of investors are wondering how long this federally will last because the message is that the fed wants to go on a cautious path. we have to look ahead to the nonfarms payroll report on friday which will give the latest indication of how the u.s. job market is doing. that's the next big data point to watch. >>> we're continuing to watch the apple and fbi case, what we believed to be a closed case when it comes to apple. we're learning that the company that in fact helped the government hack into that phone is involved in the san bernardino case is an israeli company called cellebrite. it is owned by japanese company called sun corps. a

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. >> and i'm nancy hulgrave. these are your headlines. >> european stocks in the green following a rough session stateside. in china, the shanghai composite breaks a six-day winning streak. >>> tackling challenges head on. china's vice finance minister tells cnbc in an exclusive interview that beijing must get its message across to the mark. >> the premier gave very, very clear instruction to chinese officials that it must enhance the communication with the people. >>> prudential's special dividend delights investors. the ceo is pleased to return the cash to shareholders. >> we had a dividend policy of raising our dividend by 5%. want to make sure we can do that across the cycle. we had pulled forward some earnings in the u.k. those earnings belong to the shareholders, so we distributed them out. >>> volkswagen shifts into reverse following reports investigators in the u.s. are widening their proep into the emissions scandal. >>> hi, everybody. good morning. >> welcome back, louisa. >> thank you very much. nice t

nancy hulgrave joins us with what's going on in europe this morning. nancy? >> hi, wilfred. well, european markets are off to a solid start for the first day of trade after the easter holiday. overall, the stoxx europe 600 up about 0.6%. remember, going into the long weekend, we had a drop of more than 1% across the major boerses here. these gains should be kept in perspective. also, they continue to be muted due to the dropoff in commodity prices. no surprise that oil and gas and basic resources are the only sectors in negative territory. especially look at the ftse 100. u.k. minors on the back foot there. losses of more than 3% across the key miners. as you can see here, all off in the neighborhood of 3%. investors continue to keep an eye to the commodity space. also the declines in oil prices as well. for the rest of the day, the big focus will be gearing up for janet yellen's commentary. guys, back to you. >> the world awaits janet yellen. thank you, nancy. hong kong also returning today from the easter holiday on monday. akiko fujita joins us with a roundup of the asian

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