first earnings hit by the divestment of its africa business, but the shares move higher as ceo jes staley tells cnbc the bank has turned a corner. >> we're now a clean bank and restructuring is over. we feel good about how the bank is positioned. we are free of all the legacy issues >>> adidas shares hit a record high after the german sportswear maker raises its full-year sales guidance ahead of next week's numbers. >>> shares of renault drive lower despite a 17% rise i first half revenue, as analysts raise concerns about the french automaker's levels of leverage >>> absolutely huge set of numbers out from the banking sector this week barclays has posted a 1.6 billion pound loss in the first half of the year, dragged down by costs associated with the sale of the bank's africa business hang on. isn't there a time when africa was supposed to be the big growth driver? has something happened to the demographics not including the impact of the sale, the british lender reported a pretax profit of 2.3 billion pounds, below analysts forecast of 2.7 billion pounds another generation of ceos told u

mark: barclays chief executive jes staley there speaking to anna edwards a little early.it's battle of the charts. everybody wants the bacon. pork bellies getting pricey. how high will climb? we have got the truck next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: time now for our friday global battle of the charts where we take a look at some of the compelling charts of the day and what they mean for investors. you can access the charts on bloomberg by running the function at the bottom of your screen. kicking things off today is oliver renick. oliver: i do not think i was going to go first. this is my da vinci code looking chart and it's looking at the dollar. i tried to make this chart after our conversation this morning. if you looked at the past year or so, stock markets of m have not cared about the direction of the greenback. it's having it both ways. the s&p 500 rose 8.5% as the dollar went up up and away after trump. i think we all know what happened there. on the downside, since the dollar has moved down, stocks continue to say we like a lower dollar story as well. s&p up 9% ov

staley was posing for the cameras. rookie solomon thomas is a no show.hird overall pick is one of three first rounders still unsigned. and gm john lynch admitted there is a learning curve to being a general manager. >> you know, i'm concerned right now. i wish this were done. i think it should be done. disappointed with myself in a certain way that it's not and i learned that this is part of the business, part of the game and i'm hopeful we can get it done and we'll see. got a couple of hours. >> colin kaepernick thrived under jim harbaugh. now there's a chance he could play for john harbaugh. the ravens head coach expressed interest in signing him as a backup for joe flacco, who has a back injury. >> he and i have been talking, you know, throughout the summer a number of times. we have had some great phone conversations. it's been a pleasure to talk to him and get to know him. i like history and politics and stuff too so we have had some debates and it's been fun. and, um, he is a great guy. and, um, he is a guy right now that's, um, that's, um, being t

we spoke to jes staley earlier and asked how he feels the investment bank is performing. >> we are quiteased. in our advisory business and debt underwriting and equity underwriting, we had a great quarter. the first half of this year was one of the best we've felt the bank has. in credit-rating, we did quite well. in rates and currency, we are not happy with where we are. hiresmade some recent there. we will get that corrected. overall, think the investment bank had a pretty good quarter. anna: you are happy with the extent to which you backed the investment bank business and you think you've taken enough action to turn that around? >> we still have room for improvement. we are clearly very pleased with the strategy we set out in terms of the transatlantic consumer corporate and investment bank. we have a strong position in new york. we were the number one investment bank in the u.k. with a market share of over 10% in the second quarter. we like the business. invest inntinue to our investment bank. anna: can you give us an update on the status of various investigations, looking into matt

earnings disappoint, the second quarter reports reminds us that dominance comes at a price and jes staley takes pains as he completes his turnaround plan, the credit suisse cheap says he feels good -- chief says he feels good. i warm welcome to bloomberg daybreak, i am jonathan ferro with david -- alix steel, david westin is off today. futures are softer, down a third of 1%, euro-dollar is still firmer, north of 1.17 and euro strength carrying through the week for a third straight week and treasuries choppy. between -- movers,ighting the amazon premarket, down 3%. it is down because net income declines and second-quarter operating income missed. an operating lost expected in the third quarter. negative headlights as amazon continues to grow and powershares crippled to down a can someone percent. european banks in the spotlight in europe with lowball the theme. 70% increase in second-quarter profits for credit suisse and ubs, core equity tier one ratio the story which fell meaning there may not be a lob pass left over for a potential buyback. -- eley banks still getting their house in orde

insurance scandal and a loss from the sale of its africa business despite the loss, barclays ceo jes staleyelling cnbc earlier today he feels good about the future >> we're now a clean bank. the restructuring is over. we generated a return on tangibilitan tangible equity in the bank of 7.2% our profits before tax, year over year, were up about 78% we feel good about how the bank is positioned. our strategy of being a transatlantic, consumer corporate bank is free of the legacy issues. >> barclays shares were up initially. the trading performance was relatively encouraging equities better than the u.s. banks fixed income, in line with the u.s. banks, down but some notes coming out ubs note on earnings pointing to weak investment bank revenues. so the stock slipping a quarter percent. >>> ubs reporting a 14% rise in second squauquarter profit the bank's ceo says he is still cautious and the company is suffering from low volatility. ubs stock down 3.6%. >>> bmp paribas reporting a better than expected second quarter profit the bank was helped by strong results from its corporate and investment

we will speak to jes staley about this. we will talk to him about this shortly.is bloomberg. ♪ anna: says majority leader mitch mcconnell accepts defeat after his skinny health care plan fails in the senate. a big day for big banks. we will speak to the cfo and the barclays ceo. domestic -- disappointing amazon earning way on u.s. features. the euro rallies against the swiss franc the highest level since 2015. ♪ anna: welcome to the program everybody, i am anna edwards. 7:00 in london. it let's dive into the earnings reports this hour. now we get the international and otheroup operations. second quarter profit 805 million euros against an estimate of 746.7. unitues per available pricing in the second half from when you're earlier which is yearesting. - o -- one earlier which is interesting. iag, interesting to see that from the ceo. they are fighting against a local competition. a power outage hit them in may, will perhaps get an update on how much that cost the business. let's see how much that cost you, numbers from the japanese banking operation. yen, trading

staley>"i do feel different about this year, it's one thing to say it, but i do feel confident with the direction the team is going and where the franchise is at." a lot of excitement in santa clara...even given the fact they've won 7-games over the last two seasons combined. one person that's feeling good is journeyman qb brian hoyer... who enters camp as the starter and is not worried about a competition. "you know that's always nice, especially with being a human being. you can tell yourself not to worry about things as much as you want to. those thoughts always creep up in your mind, but now just to be able to focus and take control knowing that this is is my team, it's nice to just focus on the football side of it." but before fully focusing on what's ahead...there are still questions about the former 49ers quarterback. colin kaepernick...long gone, but not forgotten....and shanahan says the decision to not re-sign him came down to a matter of fit. "i looked at it solely where i wanted to go with the offensive scheme. i think colin has had a lot of succes