the snb captures special attention.ady seeing shorts being piled up for the swiss franc against the dollar at the moment. bastian will speak with the snb president, stored in on bloomberg television. stay with us for that interview. it is bank of england decision day. we look ahead to what we can expect from governor bailey and his team following those soft august cpi figures. this is bloomberg. ♪ flu shots at cvs are pretty... flex. schedule one for you... or the whole crew. plus, they're free. really? healthier is getting a flu shot on your schedule. cvs. healthier happens together >> i'm announcing today that we're going to ease the transition to electric vehicles. he will still be able to buy petrol and diesel cars and vans until 2035. even after that, you will still be able to buy and sell them secondhand. kriti: rishi sunak speaking as he softens key parts of his government's green agenda, including pushing back on a ban on new petrol and diesel car sales by five years, to 2030 five. sticking with u.k., let's talk

i will speak to the chairman of the snb in an hour and a half's time.f course, all eyes today on the bank of england decision which is at 12:00. after the inflation print yesterday's surprise to the down side, markets dialed down the risk. we are looking at a 50/50 split. the wage inflation back drop is strong. the economic back drop and disinflationary trend is a reason to pause. the decision is coming up at 12:00. in terms of currency trade. this is key for the central bank decision making . the pound is down .70%. we have the bank of japan meeting as well tomorrow and there are expectations that we may start to sound hawkish and insinuate they are moving away from negative interest rate policy. keep a eye on that. in the euro, it is trading sideways at $106.50. we dropped a lot since the ecb dovish hike last week. in terms of futures, a continuation from yesterday with the three majors ending the day in the red. the hand over from asia and europe is negative. u.s. markets are seeing opening up in negative territory. the nasdaq in focus as the growth

we saw the bank of england and snb keep rates unchanged. continuing the fight against inflation.nd tech stocks overall in aurp a in europe are down. we have a lot of european markets in the red. marginal for the ftse 100. cac 40 is down 1%. of course, it will be interesting to take a look at the likes of ubisoft today with the news from the cma with that deal having come forward then and perhaps it could be happening sooner rather than later. we have a guest later on who will give us a sense of what they see with regard to the microsoft-activision deal. whether this will be announced in a couple of weeks time with the cma giving a clearance to the deal. of course, you have the microsoft numbers as well as activision which we are noting in the dax which down .50% today. we are looking out for the picture with the top end of the spectrum with tencent with the stake in ubisoft. here are the sectors. because we saw them drop off significantly out on wall street and across europe with the technology stocks taking a hit around .10% on the back of the news that we are looking at today w

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