according to nhk, without saying where that it obtained the information.ill bece says ghosn questioned on breach of trust and was rearrested. we are reporting that in another bizarre plot twist, drama in his long-running legal troubles, the former chairman maybe rearrested on charges just as he had tweeted that he was planning to hold a news conference on april 11 to tell the truth about his side of the story. these allegations against him on financial crimes. we are hearing reports from nhk that he has arrived at the prosecution office after being we arrested this morning. more on that developing story as details become available to us. in the meantime, let's get the first word news. the reserve bank of india meets leaders wednesday, with observers saying they are scoped to cut the key rate, get -- given inflation. cut,ase case is for a 25% along with dovish language. whatever the size of any rate cut, the r.b.i. is inspected to inject more liquidity into the banking system. the bank of japan has shown some rare good news with demand in the economy exceed

dollars is what nhk is reporting. it came from a nissan reserve fund that ghosn had access to. spokesperson for the ghosn family has denied the latest allegations and are calling it a smear campaign to make ghosn look greedy. this story is not going away anytime soon. haidi: the plot thing kids -- plot thickens. still ahead, questions over data privacy continue to haunt facebook as user information is found hiding in plain site -- plain sight on amazon's cloud service. is best to be boring when it comes to the bond market. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are now in a late day rally to push stocks to a six-month high. the biggest winning streak in two months. su keenan joins me now. we have seen upside when it comes to tech stocks and conductors. >> positive outlook. we have positive outlook on growth. let's go to the positive -- let's go to the snapshot. chemical and material stocks have to do with optimism on trade dispute between the u.s. a slightlynd we have lower future. range is thea title of this and strategists say investors are really looking for catalysts to keep the rally

yvonne: yes, the bond has been million.00 multiple reports in tokyo, nhk saying carlos ghosn may be releasedoday. he is still facing a fresh round of charges. the fourth formal indictment against him. serious when it comes to the alleged millions he siphoned into his personal accounts and accounts in the middle east, as well. expected to see carlos ghosn released today. david: 41 $5 million on top of -- $10 million or so he paid $4.5 million on top of the $10 million or so that he paid. this is bloomberg. ♪ let's get to your latest business flash headlines. chevron says it is confident that its takeover of anadarko petroleum will be completed despite a rival bid that offers $38 billion at a 20% premium to chevron's existing agreement. it would be its biggest ever deal and the largest purchase of an oil producer anywhere for at least four years. it would also require anadarko to pay a breakup fee to chevron. caterpillar tumbled the most in three months after impressive results failed to soothe concerns about the outlook for its other operations. fourth-quarter sales and profits eat estimates,

russian media say the leaders will hold talks and nhk says putin will suggest starting to six-party talkse nuclear program. kim's second summit with president trump -- extremist content on the internet. leaders will meet after a gunman killed 50 people at two mosques in christchurch. warren buffett owns a print media empire but even he thinks the days are numbered for newspapers. he said the decline of advertising has turned the papers from a monopoly to merely competitive. the world has changed dramatically and said most papers are "toast." media is hathaway's cutting jobs to cope with declining ad revenue. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. yvonne: thank you. focusing more on what we have been seeing australia, the miss for the first quarter. nearly confirming that the rba could be pretty close to a rate cut pretty soon. you saw that market reaction when it came to the aussie dollar. bonds are getting a bit today. -- bid today. we are flirting around 70 when it comes to the aussie. theeems like increasingly, consens

this according to public broadcaster out of japan, nhk tokyo. prosecutors say they will charge him with aggravated breach of trust, just as his current detention period comes to an end now, gone was just arrested for a fourth time on new allegations that he sent himself millions of dollars from nissan's money accounts to his own. the new indictment will keep carlos gone in prison for a longer period of time and as of yet, still no trial. so there are a lot of questions about how japan is perhaps unfairly holding him for all this time. we've been following that story and will continue to do so. i want to put this in quotes. "putin has won." put it on the screen. those were the words sent by an unnamed individual accompanying the kremlin spokesperson to new york city the morning after the 2016 election. the e-mail sent to carol demetri a, the ceo of the russian direct investment fund and that fund serves as a poignant summary of the takeaway from the mueller report or at least the e-mail here does. house judiciary chair jerry nadler today subpoena

nhk reports the former executive could be released as soon as today.theecutors are appealing ruling. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. up next, ubs sounds the all clear. the swiss bank reports better-than-expected net income is billions flow into its wealth management unit. catch our interview with sergio ermotti next. bloomberg radio is live on your mobile device or dab digital in the london area. you should tune in. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the market open. 17 minutes until the start of the equities trading day. we are expecting to go modestly higher. ubs has taken a surprise rebound. the bank beat estimates as its wealth management unit added new money. tough market conditions in the first quarter. he spoke to manus cranny. look at the first two months of the quarter, probably even the first one or two in march, they were quite challenging. the second half of march, market conditions and most important lien sentiments changed for the good. al