we speak to ceo nigel wilson. decision leftate rates unchanged but will his yet to be named successor have to act sooner? trump talks attacks. the presidential nominee since down this sets out his vision to return the u.s. economy to its glory days here at -- glory days. caroline: guy, we are pretty mixed when you look at the open in your it we have gains yesterday. chinese inflation data -- deflation as the case may be. factory dates, we're looking at the indian holding rates. we could see the cac 40 open lower and simile -- and similarly for the dax in germany. down.il is a what is interesting -- always a first good call in the morning. see, everything is down pretty much against the dollar. caroline mentioning what is happening with oil. brent crude down by .9%. what you will is one to watch out for. spain went sub 1% on its 10 year. we are went to see what the market opens up on the equities. we're looking forward to talking to mr. wilson. let's get you caught up. here's bloomberg business flash with david ing

we speak to ceo nigel wilson.ate rates unchanged but will his yet to be named successor have to act sooner? trump talks attacks.

that was nigel wilson. coming up in our global battle of the charts, the search for yield.is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: it is time now for our global battle of the charts. of themy favorite parts show, especially when i'm judging, when you take a look at some of the most telling charts of the day and what they mean for investors. you can access these charts on the bloomberg. kicking things off is julie hyman. is at 2534 inart the chart library. this is all about what treasury investors have been attempting to do in the net it, they have been chasing the rally and many of them have not been doing so successfully. here is where we have seen the 10 year yield. here is been the median waited forecast. this gives more weight to the more recent forecast for the 10 year treasury yield. this has been consistently above the actual yield. visually -- treasury analysts have underestimated the demand for u.s. treasuries. this is the first time that the yield has gone above the forecast for the treasury yields, so we have seen the yield go down and now it has bounced, but the question is, and

francine: that was nigel wilson who spoke to bloomberg tv on an exclusive interview earlier this morningtimates. of get to the bloomberg business flash. nejra: u.k. industrial production barely grew in june as the economy lost omentum before the eu referendum. output rose 0.1% following a 6% drop in may. manufacturing declined or a six-month. the boa cut interest rates -- boe cut interest rates for the first time since 2005 and pledged stimulus. munich really has reported second-quarter profit that was more than double analyst estimates to -- estimates. they climbed 974 million euros as it looked higher claims from natural disasters and restructuring charges. shares are trading higher this morning. airlines says the number of flights disrupted by a computer failure is approaching 1000. they expect more than 100 services to be hit this morning. are warning that delays and cancellations will continue as systems come back online. hason's office in japan been searched by the fair trade commission over its dealings with merchants who sell goods on its online store. they say the agency is look