>> but would oliva ever join forces with sterling on "this is us"?n't seen "this is us" yet so i actually don't know no, no, you know why. i watched one clip and i was already bawling. i watch one clip and i'm like -- >> you vomit? you throw up? ♪ let it go >> and not that he needs the work, but is there any truth that sterling is joining the cast of "frozen 2"? >> in negotiations right now. feeling optimistic there's a new character they want to introduce that i kind of auditioned for and it would be an opportunity to do something that my kids definitely can watch. >>> another one of the big movies here at comic-con is "sharknado." they're saying this is the final installment, or is it? >>> ah! surf's up! >> is this the end? is this end the end? >> there's no cliffhangers, the story that started in sharkn a, did, o 1 ends in sharknado 6. >> it comes full circle. >> but this sharknado has a twist unlike any of the previous movies. . these sharks can travel through time. >> you ride dinosaurs? >> cameos are a sharknado must. in the final, a mini-90210

basically what we have seen is flat sterling slightly higher now. talked about it being a fairly key weekend for brexit. basically with sterling we have some interesting calls from analysts in terms of where we go after this weekend. blueprintee a come through from theresa may as she manages to succeed, we could see sterling round to 134. if we do get a leadership challenge to prime minister theresa may, then some are saying we could go to 130. we could drop as low as 125 so that's the outlook there looking at. volatility in cable and eurosterling has been pretty subdued to a lot of these brexit negotiations and perhaps traders don't know what to make of where we go next. that will very much be on the radar. it's a big weekend for theresa may and we will discuss this later in the show. taking a look at basically the euro-dollar against the city economics prize index. how the euroout has been doing against the u.s., we have had improvement in that index so the gap has been narrowing. there's a questioning over whether this means we have seen the bott

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it looks like raheem sterling had another chance. raheem sterling had another chance.er chance. raheem sterling had a wonderful chance before half—time. he was put through byjordan henderson and was one—on—one with the goalkeeper. these are live pictures on bbc one. you are seeing a replay of that chance at the back post that england had. it was raheem sterling. you tried for the spectacular, but look at it into the air. england still leading i—0. after half—time, sweden had a wonderful chance to equalise. marcus berg's header, another fantastic save. we saw saves from jordan pickford in the last 16, but it was that big live timekeeping out marcus berg han it was that big live timekeeping out marcus berghan keeping england in front. just over 35 minutes left to play. if england can keep a clean sheet, keep their shape, as they have done, it is not a spectacular game. the game will open. sweden having to go fred, semifinal is back in 1984. england looking for their first semifinal since 1990. -- 19 94. it will be first semifinal since 1990. —— 19 94. it will be nervous.

is the sterling priced for that?kets and ind would give you the drumroll, but they will not let me have the drum. they say they have added to the premium and they want the and is about 20 basis points here and will that push the bond market, don't isget that the consensus 2.7, in terms of bond yields. what are they pricing? is it a lower yield? it isit is, rallying and all about risk and trade wars. we have the first word news. hashe prime minister plunged into a major crisis. there was a proposal for a plan on a soft exit was a david davis said they resigned yesterday in the negotiating strategy and the said a new secretary would be announced today all stuck the central bank is alert to trade tensions that are rapidly escalating. he made those comments and interview with bloomberg. it would be extremely bad for the world economy, starting with victim. and the first would be u.s. jobs and workers. is expected ton resume in the next few hours and four boys have been successfully pulled of the cave. the rescue will con

that is slightly stronger than expectations the sterling is fluid there. we have good exports u.k.ere down 4.4%. slightly weak on the goods numbers here imports are up .8% let's take a look at the industrial production. we have industrial outputs came at minus .4% coming in at just .5% month on month. a little bit weaker on that front and manufacturing out. also on industrial output we had minus .4% month on month the expectation was .5%. mixed bag. gdp is slightly higher manufacturing data a little bit weaker than expected goods balance came in slightly higher than expected that is the picture for u.k. data you can see that sterling is down on some of that news trading up about 40% pretty muted though. let's take a look at how other currency is trading. your dollar is trading a tad weaker cable spending time talking about that let's not forget trade wars with the trading .5% weaker not as strong as the picture we had yesterday. the session for asia and the u.s., we had the ftse 100 lagging just a little bit below the slack line we have xetra dax up 1% and cac carant is up theresa

>> we have to watch sterling price action and sterling volatility action. the clock is ticking the time is running out. checkers did not change anything, the fact we did not make progress is focusing markets on one definitive deadline we have, the 29th of march, 2019 if you look at the back end of sterling implied volatility, that's where we see significant action as far as sterling is concerned, we made the argument that sterling is still data driven. if you look at the bulk of losses this week, they happened post cpi numbers 20 basis points is still priced in for the august rate hike. we think the odds are they will delay and move towards november, but we need confirmation from mpc members like we did in mid-april. n mid-april, carney came out and had the reversal in cable from 145 to below 140 now we don't have speakers until potentially today. we have an interview today and then another on monday carney may be speaking at the g20. this will be the opportunity to recalibrate rate hike expectations if they feel they need to. if not we're going into the au

sterling/dollar up to 1.3170 a bounce from 1.3150 dollar/yen is trading a bit firmer as well let's look at the picture in fixed income in light of the mood that we're seeing in equities, more positive performance bunds coming off a bit ten-year germany at 32.5 basis points ten-year note flattish, and ten-year gilt moving higher as well >>> angela merkel reached a deal with the interior minister ending a bitter dispute that threatened her coalition government after hours of crisis talks, the two reached an agreement on the german migration policy. >>> and commerzbank has agreed to sell its emc business to societe generale socgen says the deal represents an important potential of synergies. commerzbank's ceo said the sale was in line with divesting non-core assets. >>> and glencore shares are hitting their lowest level since august of 2017 after being subpoenaed by the u.s. department of justice. the commodities trader has been asked to submit documents related to business in nigeria, congo and in venezuela as well we'll have more on these stories later in the show. for the next half hour

sterling it has been subdued. is this just because traders are expecting so many bumps along the road and they are waiting on the sidelines? >> i think that is exactly what it is. has been a feature for at least the past months. -- past month. a lot of them are either keeping small positions in sterling or they are waiting on the sidelines. what about the risk to the upside and the downside? are they asymmetric? >> it depends on who you speak to it we had this story at the end of the week saying the pound could go up toward 135 on theresa may, slipping as well as 135. it looks like we're somewhere in the middle of those two. at the moment, the risks are probably slightly more toward the upside it must we do see the leadership challenge. annie: we are anticipating statement from theresa may round 10:30 are we knew that would happen anyway. boris johnson, the foreign secretary, has now resigned. interesting to see what theresa may said. what are her options at the moment? >> i think her options at the moment are to

lead actor in a drama series -- milo and sterling. >> sterling's costar shared the celebration on instagram. it will be a father/son faceoff as milo ventimiglia and sterling are the only two regular cast to be nominated for the show. >> this day has been long in plans. >> hopefully it means we can stick around for a while longer. >> the show land 14 nods. >> the mere wiley got a pleasant surprise, earning a second nomination for her role. "hand made," which just got season walked away with 20 nods. "game of thrones" had the most with 22. win or lose, nancy, this is going to be a huge night for "snl," because michael che and collin jost are hosting the emmys, which will air live monday, september 17th on nbc. one of my favorite nights, nancy. >> mine too, keltie. always awe fun night. >>> another celebrity with plenty of reason to celebrate, justin bieber now that he's engaged to hailey baldwin. but kicking off our couple's know and tell, justin's high flying. justin and hailey are still riding high, less than a week into their engagement. the biebs chartered a helicopter to whisk his new fi

we start off in the uk and the sterling is indeedin off in the uk and the sterling is indeed in focusprime minister theresa may needs to reshuffle the cabinet after her brexit plans have fallen into chaos. borisjohnson is the latest minister to walk out. his departure follows that of brexit secretary david davis along with junior minister steve baker, unhappy with the proposals the rest of cabinet agreed to last friday. for a look at how asia is responding, let's bring in, from the economist corporate network, in a hong kong studios, rob, they give arejoining us. studios, rob, they give arejoining us. borisjohnson studios, rob, they give arejoining us. boris johnson is studios, rob, they give arejoining us. borisjohnson is quoted as saying the brexit dream is dying. us. borisjohnson is quoted as saying the brexit dream is dyingm is if you are a hard brexiteer and other things i won't repeat on there that he was dissatisfied, as was david davis, with the agreement reached on the weekend survey have stormed out but it's hardly dead, it's just not hard. stormed out but it's hardly dead,

the outlook for sterling according to deutsche bank. the green line is the median forecast.e bank says theresa may's push for a soft brexit is good for sterling with a prospect of a rate hike has support to the pound and giving the forecast for sterling to increase about 6.6% to 141. that is the yellow line. dipping initially today in the wake of the donald trump interview where he said there will be no trade deal because may's brexit direction seems to be on the soft lane but we had a news conference where he backtracked. seems like a trade deal is back on. 18.rling is up to 132. some earnings to tell you about today. a swiss producer of chocolate, nestlÉ, hershey, an increase with sales volume and stronger demand in emerging markets. growth has outpaced the global chocolate confectionery market which expanded 2.5% from august to april, the company which supplies unilever with chocolate for its magnum ice cream. growth they said would continue at the first half pace in the second half as it -- as shares are little changed on the day. day, lookstory of the at much these shar

sterling up 6%. lining up to replace theresa may. we had a big leap on sterling on friday. mrs.earlier estimate and we had hawkish comments from the boe economist andy howell dane. part of that of course was down to the dollar strength, but domestic politics continues to be an issue. businesses are growing gloomy and the bitter battle with the eu continues to weigh on sterling. that is a look at european markets. the s&pquick look at 500, down 3/10 of 1%. leading atare lower and it is the casino stocks and retailers. to dollar index continues stay stronger, up another two thirds of 1% after taking a breather on friday. at mexican peso is trading 20.19. also waiting a little but to see what legislators are going to be picked now that we know that am lo is going to be president and five months time. and then 6.687, a weaker fixing and continuing saga and we will keep you updated. a quick look at gmm for top markets. asia stocks overnight sold off completely and then in terms of currencies, the more interesting ones are the oil currencies. brent, crude, and debbie to yeah i take a

and cain of course has to live a sterling hasn't he sterling how do you keep him in the team given that they've been doing so well he's been playing pretty much all of the action are you change would you keep him in that deed to change a winning team so the alternative to stunning is either danny welbeck or marcus russell and i think a lot of coaches that includes his club coach joe simmering you. see things that rush isn't ready for for ninety minutes of the backstage game where a lot of fans are saying he is i mean needs to time to develop but not a lot of you know people in charge say they don't think that so have bearing that in mind and also bear in mind that whatever i was so i was great has done in this will come just from of obviously the changes and belgium has worked out for him so this team works so i can't see any reason for changing it and what sterling does give the team is an incredible amount of pace and pence a plane up front so he will chase everything down and he will stay in this position he will come back and defend what he needs to defend it's something that he's p

and sterling. chinese market rallying strongly.lso seeing a decent move in the nikkei, the japanese on the move. 2762 right now, the u.s. economy humming along nicely. the s&p friday, payrolls doing well, up .8%. the trade story dominated the early part of the session. we were up .5% this time last year. keep an eye on the car sector, the luxury sector, plenty of individual idiosyncratic stories that will move individual names around and they are worth paying attention to. the cac iran is one of the few performers. let's take a look at the early markets and the market makers. 7618 for the ftse 100, expect that to climb higher. the cac out of the gate is up .5%. ibex trading softer this morning. not getting that much of a pop higher, but the dax definitely filling in. the dax opening little higher. let's take a look at the car stocks in the car sector in europe. this is what the map looks like on the bloomberg 500 we're watching. energy reasonably well bid, which is interesting. we'll take a look at the bp story. in terms of the why

let's cross lines now to investigative journalist rick sterling to discuss this further mr sterling lovely to have you on the program now just to recap first on monday we had trump saying that he could see no reason why trump would have met the old so very positive the day off the he said he meant to say wouldn't have met doda now he says he'd be vladimir putin's worst enemy if the u.s. that russia relationship didn't work out mr sterling can we believe anything that comes out of mr trump's mouth well it's definitely a roller coaster but that was in response is his reversal there was in response to a complete flood of negative criticism coming from even from hocks in the republican party so it was in response to that delusion of criticism so it's a case that he's just trying to please everybody. i think. it's pretty remarkable that he even after making that statement he kind of reversed it by saying well it could have been anybody. so he he keeps with that in a sense it's in a sense it's good because that he is not completely caving in on that because there's been a real absence of object

the danish krone, the icelandic krone, sterling also lower.et's start with ryanair, shares falling as much as 6%. the airline posted a 20% drop in first-quarter profits. tradened walkouts by unions and regional traffic control strikes is making customers hesitant to book flights. the irish carrier shells out about 20% more for pay increases already granted to pilots. shares are down 5.7%. let's get to ferrari. not bring it up? i will tell you about it. stay there. i'm going to bring it up. this is not ideally what you want to see, but we had big news today. rarri in the-- news today. ferarri announced -- ferrari announced new ceos. fors a different story ferarri shares, down 4.9% today. great uncertainty for fiat chrysler and for ferrari as well. two new chief executives announced for ferrari and fiat chrysler. the largest inflows in more than four years. investors warming to the new government. -- $225 million come in, the most since april. 2014.il banking stocks coming back in recent days and weeks. abigail: looking at the kleins for the maj

, sterling weakening, making import costs higher and brexit also came up. for the bank of england because it is figures like these that these quys is figures like these that these guys look at closely when making the decision. yes, it earlier in the year the bank of england warned that they would be hiking interest rates again. in april they pulled back because the economic data was a bit too soft. the markets have come to the conclusion that they probably wa nt to the conclusion that they probably want to normalise interest rates further but they need better data to do that. everyone in the market focusing closely on uk data now. where does this leave the pound? the state it didn't do much the pound. normally a better—than—expected rate would lift sterling but right now the market is concerned about the politics and brexit, also, there was too much detail in the survey, it made it to disappointing to give sterling much of a boast. thank you very much indeed, jane foley. let's look at today's of their business news. in other business news, crude oil prices

brent: two sterling in general? better economic data and tightening.lix: we were talking about the position in sterling and you also had shorts in the dollar as .ell add as with how the politics and the negotiations on brexit unfolds, we give them 50 billion pounds and an extra two years of transition, i could see sterling remaining relatively out of favor because of the huge uncertainty from so many companies that so many countries. the u.k. has used cheap credit from the central banks to keep the wheels going and at some point that cost is going to rise as people max out their credit cards which is definitely true in the u.k. and with the its -- uncertainty around unemployment that around employment that is building, it is fairly bullish to explict -- to expect the u.k. to do well. when people are worried about jeremy corbyn or brexit, the currency will weaken and the fundamentals of the you cable reassert themselves and sterling will look a cheap currency. alix: it is not just about the u.k., all of the eu has to agree. a no deal scenario would have

actually counting for us don't you expect a little bit more from stephanie yeah i mean that's a sterling has been the one player who maybe his place comes of the threat but southgate i think is going to stick with him he's got his eleven and he's sticking with it and that's that's fair enough i mean i actually thought the russians should've played the last game i think he would have been a bit more i don't know he's got that that ability to finish a bit more sterling kind of as you just said is a bit more hesitant but he creates the chances and i think by changing the team now it might kind of upset things so you just don't change a winning team i'm a fan and in german t.v. they dared to criticize england for not being able to score in open in an open play you have a with a king of set pieces it does a mother. or you know yeah i know you know it's quite interesting thing is that southgate went to the us a couple of times this year to study n.f.l. plays and yeah it really happened to be a do yeah and he just he was at the super bowl i think for the last two years and he's speaking to a lo

you have been a sterling bear.ll this political noise, just the latest over the customs bill. does sterling have much farther to fall? david: we have not got it falling much. our forecast is 1.30. when it was 1.403i was sweating. was going to be a soft brexit, the bank of england was going to be raising rates. now you see the inflation the bank ofy, england is going to do one more and now we have this political situation that remains messy. on what basis sterling should be cheap and it is. i'm perfectly happy with that forecast. nejra: given that you are a dollar bull and we could get downward pressure on sterling because of dollar strength and the fact that i question whether the market at where sterling is right now is really pricing a worst-case scenario? david: we cannot be. does go weeks ago we are pricing in a different scenario, a softer brexit. the softer brexit got bigger. it is all over the place. people not quite sure what to do with it. you do not know this outcome. time is dripping away. we have a date

he would have been a bit more i don't know he's got that that that ability to finish a bit more sterling kind of as you just said is a bit more hesitant but he creates the chances and i think by changing the team now it might kind of upset things so you just don't change a winning team i'm a fan and then german t.v. they dared to criticize england for not being able to score in open in an open play you have a with the king of set pieces it doesn't matter. where you know where i am i know you know it's quite interesting thing is that southgate went to the us a couple of times this year to study n.f.l. plays and yeah really i used to be a do yeah and he just he was at the super bowl i think for the last two years and he's speaking to a lot of coaches that have brought that into the english game so i mean if you see the root. same where england scored a free kick from against panama that set play on it was very very very. it was more like adults move this. is a good keyboard this actually won against panama tunisia colombia and sweden dany croatia the first challenging opponent i mean a lot

how much upside is for sterling right now? has not got that much upside independent of euro. willie look at the pound against the dollar i think that reflects sterling against -- the europe euro is up for tenths of percent against the dollar. that is a better indication of what it is doing independently. good news at the margin. twice as mucheact to any good news that comes along because sentiments so negative. in euro sterling terms which is probably what matters this is worth a miniscule amount. euro gets a big lift makes it up through 118.5 silicates news on its own 135 is unlikely we are not going to go too far sterling against the dollar. alix: from another perspective which narrative do you see? but this is a softer scenario or theresa may might lose her seat? david: probably a softer exit but take a step back and say two years ago the brits decided they wanted to control their own destiny. they did not want someone in brussels telling them how to run their own economy and to the extent that they continue to pursue free

one in sterling, another in herndon. investigators say luis bonilla-hernandez and eliazar duran-mota had a scheme that treated women likeryinvento paying z is accused of $300 to rent a woman and delivering that woman to a client's door. they raideder sterling home yesterday. both men posted bond at this point and released from the county detention center. >>> anyone who has taken the beltway to 270 knows traffic can be pretty bad. transportation leaders want to know ou would solve that. it's at clarksburg high school. if you can't ke tonight's meeting, there's another in capitol heights. >>> we made it through the mel-star game without a strike by the ro -- workers voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike. the two sides sat down yesterday. they called it a constructive and frank conversation.th plan to meet again today. >>> new developments in the helsinki summit backlash. several democrats want the translator who sat in on president trump's one-on-one meeting vladimir putin to testify before congress. this comes asid

sterling did this sterling did this for his brother and sisters in arms. for those who yearned to be free in desperate land. for all of us. we will forever be grateful. and with the renaming of this post office in columbia, missouri, the specialist sterling william wyatt post office building, we will always remember and always be grateful. i ask my colleagues to support this legislation to honor specialist wyatt's memory. and with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. does the gentleman reserve? the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. sarbanes: mr. speaker, i have no further speakers. i urge the passage of h.r. 4960 in honor of specialist wyatt. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland yields the balance of his time. the gentleman from north carolina is recognized. mr. walker: mr. speaker, i urge adoption of the bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balan

sterling is up a quarter of 1% today. bonds, commodities, edf is your final. fundamentals strong enough to withstand trade and political headwind? the blue line is stoxx 600. first-quarter figures were underwhelming. profits over the next 12 months on the rise. expectations of 2018 earnings growth has stayed in the high single digits. includingg factors european data deteriorating not as quickly and remaining positive for a couple of weeks. socgen is the big news today. it is to acquire the commerzbank business that includes exchange traded products and market making operations, seeking expansion and europe's biggest economy. skews the cut at the end of the chart. have auisition will positive turn. it plans to buy back as much as one billion euros of its shares amid a abundance of capital. in november, leading to carry out the share buyback this year amid the munich firms first ever stop repurchase program one year ago. they remain interested in propertyg firms amid and capital management. 90 minutes into the session. how is looking in the u.s.? abigail: at th

the sterling rallies invest a suspect on ice so the british depart show from the european union after u.k. breaks and secretary david davis resigns and downplays any risk to the got them. also coming up forced into a strong that economic alliance the leaders of china and germany need to off hold free trade and talk business. donald trump wants to sell more american cars to europe it blames high tariffs on the imbalance of those turrets mostly good. german cars made in the u.s. . welcome to do business markets have been jittery following the resignation of britain's bricks and secretary the pound sterling lost around a third of a u.s. cent on the news before bouncing back to its highest level since mid june this is analysts expect the departure of david davies could boost market sentiment for a long time euro skeptic was a critic of plans to allow the free trade of goods with the e.u. davis said a new minister was needed who was more enthusiastic about a softer bricks it is shrugged off suggestions that his resignation threatens the survival of the british government. but what about th

the pound sterling is under quite a bit of pressure, losing ground versus the us dollar.ot an awful lot but it is what we often back of the news that david davis has resigned and now we come into a brand—new week and we are into a brand—new week and we are into the second half of the year, coming up to the next reporting season. coming up to the next reporting season. so many, coming up to the next reporting season. so many, as coming up to the next reporting season. so many, as far as global investors are concerned, tensions on corporate earnings as companies start to report how they have been doing in the first half of 2018. that is your business briefing, stay with us, plenty more on our top stories injust a moment with us, plenty more on our top stories in just a moment of. with us, plenty more on our top stories injust a moment of. —— just a moment. up next — newsbriefing. every year, 100,000 people are unable to get access to expert and of life care. —— end—of—life care. that's according to the organisation that represents the hospice network in the uk. the work of

sterling falls against most currencies. breaking news. , theiant cement maker twogam of what was known as other companies, crossing the bloomberg company as we speak. it has confirmed its four-year target. 7.4 4 billion swiss francs. 1.7 8 billion swiss francs as well. confirming its targets for 2000 18. it has been a interesting year for the global cement maker. the new chief executive announced a 4.1 billion write-down to clear out the balance sheet skeletons, pushing the company to a loss as the attempts to reboot the world cement maker. recurring event. 1.7 8 billion swiss francs. let's have a look at what's happening to the german chemical maker. confirming its forecast. adjusted earnings per share for the second quarter, 1.77. 1.88.alyst estimate was that is a miss on adjusted eps. 60.59.s were estimating sales is a beat, but the adjusted ebit coming in below expectations. adjusted ebit below expectations. just getting some headlines out of the boj. it's offered to buy jgb in rate method. this is relevant. we have got

i would stay well clear of sterling.hank you for joining us, elsa lignos, rbc markets, global head of fx strategy. vonnie: the news for tomorrow seems not so great. let's check in on the first word news. courtney: saudi arabia maybe reading president trump's tweets. they cut the prices for august sales of crude. plus, they are increasing production today after the president tweeted that opec, reduce prices now to lower u.s. gasoline costs. president trump is said to have narrowed his choices for spring court to three people. they are all federal appeals court judges. expected tot is name his choice to replace anthony kennedy on monday night. first-time applications for u.s. unemployment benefits unexpectedly rose last week. jobless claims were up 3000 231,000, the overall numbers still consistent with a tight labor market. the june jobs report comes out tomorrow and we will have full coverage. a disgruntled employee has been accused of trying to sell hundreds of millions of dollars of spyware. officials say it could have

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we have seen sterling down at 120 and 118.hat was roughly the low that we saw since the referendum. it is very possible we could go down to those levels with a half brexit scenario. what i would highlight is the ever since the referendum, a hard brexit scenario has been in the probability distribution somewhere. anna: is it rising? is it moving from till risk into the body of the curve? tristan: i think it probably is, but it seems that with polarizing staying in the or perhaps some sort of harder brexit sign scenario. the check has been on the table and i don't think it is something anybody would have been voting for. it doesn't satisfy anybody. no one is happy with what is on the table, which is why i think some of the probabilities are rising. conversation a major,bc seven -- steven he saw this collapsing to around 1%. i buyms of a hedge, treasuries and buns, would you be drawn to 10 year in the united kingdom trading at 1.2 to at the moment? tristan: not at all. i think gilts are unattractively priced. i think they make a

forecasters think there will be spiteful sterling if there is a deal, but if there is no deal, sterlingat is what it will look like if there is what it will look like if there is no deal? the central view is it will hold around current levels, the pound against the dollar could fall with political uncertainties. if we have no deal, certainly against the euro we could see parity. quickly, there has been a lot of economic news out of the uk this week and it has been looking pretty good. with this going on, we have the bank of england in august? we had inflation data earlier and the government began to think they won't hike interest rates. now there is an assumption that if the data remains firm, interest rates will go up. still to come: we'll be getting the inside track on the world s largest privately—owned luxury tourist train. it's a journey that takes in the majestic canadian rockies and the pacific northwest. you're with business live from bbc news. the company behind a huge variety of household brands including wall's ice cream, knorr soups and persil detergent has revealed that it

if we have hard brexit, sterling will fall and if sterling falls, we are into more inflation a littleerendum and if that is the case and the risk, may be the bank of england wants to put some insurance in place which will help give sterling a little bit of support, a little bit of a crush, if it the worst happens. throughout the week, it is one of my love, central bank action, call me sad. thank you very much. we are discussing how apparently some children can't speak in sentences any more. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: a crushing blow against crime in the philippines. millions of dollars of luxury vehicles are destroyed — to deter smugglers. the us space agency, nasa, has ordered an investigation after confirmation today that astronauts were cleared to fly while drunk. the last foot patrol in south armagh. once an everyday part of the soldier's lot — drudgery and danger — now no more after almost four decades. if one is on one's own in a private house, not doing any harm to anyone, i don't really see why these people should wander in and say, "you're doing something wrong.

i thought if you had invested in sterling how could you have made money or lost money? line is sterling against the swiss franc as in the swiss franc has risen by 87%. so out of the 16 major currencies the currency to bet on against sterling in that period of 28 years was the franc. the yellow line is the singapore dollar. even the dollar has outperformed sterling by 24%. all currencies have fared well against the pound. four have fallen in that time. the mexican peso is down by 46%. the big loser is the rand. in that 28 year space of pain the mexican peso fell by 73%. that was cathartic. g tv . vonnie: are you sure? were you ruminating on that all morning? that is one tough thing to have to bear. i'm so sorry. i'm wondering if you're looking at croatia or france for the actual bringing it home? mark: i have to say friends because my wife is french. she tells me our kids are half french so i better go for france. vonnie: croatia did the deed. you are always going to top my bracket so you've got the win today. i hope it is some consolation. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonni

and he was sterling somewhere in between that and how he came up.front do you think we will see goals came in sterling it's three at the box quite an attacking way that england line up and. back three i would think the thing is with we've seen with england so far as their producing chances and we cast our minds back to the first game but it beats an easier to one that was this general or a very nervy famous where harry kane literally on the last touches off that game scored two one but in the game linda and sterling had a golden opportunity if it could have been three four five goals even and no water could have complained so in an opportunity in a lot of chances now what we haven't really seen so far is how are they defending so we don't know about this three months the fans forget i don't forget that in angle and in the academy's most classic being told to play for the back and means to send a half and to train fullback that in this world cup and in a playing three center backs with two very aggressive wing is and has a young free when he was well

right along route 7 here in and around the sterling region.eah, these do have a little bit of lightning. a little lightning, maybe a coupl couple rumbles of thunder, but they pulse up and then right dckn. not becoming severe. right over sterling, 28 where it meets route 7 here, the dowliown ster area. if you're in herndon, probably seeing that rain just off to your this whole system coming together across our region. you notice there are a lotf showers and thunderstorms around the region here. we continue to see this whole thing moving off towards the east. behind it, well, we get some s.tter conditi tonight the flash bloflood watc continues until 2:00 a.m. we think most of the rain should be out of here around the 8:00 or 9:00 hour. satellite behind us showing nothing. s.at's what we need over the next couple of d we want sunshine. a mix of sun and clouds tomorroc and ance of a shower tomorrow. timing it outbo through 7:00, 8:00, notice 7:00 the line forming and sticking around the same areas into parts of loudoun, fairfax county, fredericksb

nejra: what about sterling volatility?nk thatactually data-term, we've got the the free standard deviation. we could have a repeat of may. may was shaping up the way it is right now. there could be another span in the works. it's worth owning the short term. nejra: in terms of the impact of the dollar as well, is the bank of england through eurosterling, what would you be telling them? jordan: it's very captive. you've got a strong pulling action. euro standing is the cleanest way. appreciationmall to get through this political mess and receive a softer brexit outcome. if you want to make big politics moves, you have. nejra: all right. thank you very much. they stay with us. common up, the biggest dilemma in the mining world. we will talk commodities next. a netflix slowdown strip craters concerns. has it become an investment bubble? this is bloomberg. it ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg surveillance. while they have been range bound for the last two months, markets have been concentrated. is rangingty index for oil and coffee.

let's get more on sterling slide.is had a rough week as theresa may about to keep her party onside. and there is a long way to go before they leave the eu. a lot can happen in eight months. joining us now is the fx strategist at commerzbank. bell from goldman sachs is still with us. charlotte, let me start with you. you have written a great story about what would happen to cable if we got a no deal scenario. as we said, we are looking to losses similar to the brexit vote itself. when they see the pound slipping two 120 -- 1.2 would fall to it 1.15, a level we have not seen in a while. nejra: what is the actual likelihood of that's no deal scenario? i would say, generally, people see it as a tail risk. about 20% probability. but we do have one bank say 40-50%. nejra: in terms of the outlook, generally. isn't bearish or are people more positive? charlotte: you have people making a positive out of a negative. for example, one of the banks in that survey said they do see the pound falling to 1.15, but they think it would

that does not lend itself to sustained sterling outside.ce where the politics outweighs the economics. nejra: euro trading is not all about cable. andk you to david merrick viraj patel. coming up, danny blanchflower, dartmouth professor will speak with us at 1:00 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: it is not lcd. that is what helsinki looks like at 2:00 a.m. it was amazing out there. bloombergof you on radio, it is the gorgeousness of a sunrise here in new york city. it is summer in new york. is it summer in london? nejra: this week has not felt quite as much like summer. i think people should tune into surveillance just for that lovely shot. look at london, looking a tiny bit gray. we are looking forward to the weekend. front is onech in of only two churches of its ilk in the united kingdom. tower. true gothic stone it is almost as special as st. paul's in the background. nejra: i know you were active in london walking around, taking pictures. send some of them here. put them onto tv . as president trump continues to criticize th

sterling's pace was a co nsta nt heading home?nace but not for a first timea constant menace but not for a first time a lack of composure at a crucial moment proved costly. having become the hero of his side's victory in the last round, pickford soon victory in the last round, pickford soon came victory in the last round, pickford soon came to the rescue again but england were about to take their world cup to a level few had thought possible when they arrived here in russia. this is the stuff of dreams from the three lions. sweden punished for leaving dele alli unmarked, injured with a two goal lead their dominance deserved. a place in the last four now theirs to lose. but lose that they would not, the immense pickford having the game of his life as sweden desperately searched for a response to no avail. whistle commentator: england win! england come to be sealing their biggest win for yea rs come to be sealing their biggest win for years and with it, their first semifinal for a for years and with it, their first semifinalfor a ge

sterling doesn't seem to know.aking a look at trading around shruggingty positive, off the start of the trade war friday. singapore down .25%. you have futures in the u.s. looking like another positive session after you have tech driving those gains friday. let's take a look at trading week in asia. with thekick it off budget round, 1810. that could disappoint as retail and institutional investors aren't showing much interest. ping on health care, a year that hasn't been hot in hong kong. omi was already under pressure to justify its price evaluation. it may sway hong kong stocks and health care in particular. xiaomi is expected to go down in particular. they have plans to spin off its online music business. it's lost 5% this year and the hang seng has been mirroring that decline. as for chinese markets, futures are pointing higher. we are seeing a gain of 1% as there are worries the trade tariffs could get uglier as trump eyes higher tariffs. china putting in efforts to support local markets, allowing foreign nati

that could account for sterling weakness. let's get a first word news update. >> german chancellor chancellor angela merkel has praised china for opening up to foreign investment, drawing a contrast to trade conflict with the u.s.. ther holding talks with chinese premier. the pair go on to meet other leaders at the eu-china business summit. turkey's president has issued a decree empowering him to name the head of the central bank as well as deputy governors. the ruling also trims the five-year terms of the governors and deputy governors to four. the latest change signals erdogan's plan to follow through on a pledge to tighten his grip on economic policy. has toldpresident bloomberg the cartel and its allies are doing all they can offset output shortfall that have kept global supplies tight and prices high. it comes after president trump urged the group to cut prices immediately. >> opec are doing their part. the market needs time. we are monitoring the market. there are things outside our hands. geopolitics as well as how muc

>> and not that he needs the work but is there any truth that sterling is joining the cast of "frozens now. feeling optimistic. there's a flu character they want to introduce that i kind of auditioned for. and it would be an opportunity to do something that my kid definitely can watch. >> the predator is in theaters september 14th just three days before the emmys when sterling could potentially take thome with more emmy awards. >> legs crossed, everything. >> rooting for you. >> now let's get back to comic-con. did you see and do everything? >> pretty much. there's a lot to take in. it's absolutely impossible. it kind of left me annette online's lauren zim ma bum out. we barefoot one to wine about it. >> kelsey, we're having so much fun. i'm feeling refreshed with my barefoot rose. >> there are some things i'm surprised about. first up, i was not aware of the comic-con fashion. >> i'm terribly dressed for the occasion. >> id not have worn three-inch hooes to run around the convention center had i known most are in sneakers. >> i left my spiderman onesie at home. now i've lost the mome

sterling, va. just ahead, you'll meet the guys behind the video that isoing viral right now. >> seems like everybody is ditching straws these days and "first on 4" tomorrow morning susan hogan isli revea a big company about to go straw-free. how it will also impactour y >>> while the world reacts to president trump's meeting with the president of russia his senior advis and daughter ivanka trump visited prince george's community collee spending tt a high school s.t.e.m. camp. the first daughter did not take questions from the media but did answer questions from student who were participating in this federally funded camp. our bureau chiefin tracee wi was there for the visit. >> you want to make sure that the wires are straight. highe prince george's school students are buildinger comput cables from scratch, and today they have a special guest helping out. >> you should have your wires exposed right there. >> yeah. >> reporter: ivanka trump, president trump's daughter ands or adviser visited the cyb