i'm here in vienna, austria.th you again. >> good morning, brian. >> the dow is up 250 points. a lot of optimism off of the weekend. do you think the market reaction is merited do you feel like there was that much of a breakthrough that justifies this kind of gains we are likely to see today? >> look, obviously the conversation with the two presidents went well enough for the president trump to be able to back down or at least feel he could back down from the position of new tariffs on the u.s. side, which is a good sign, it's a very good sign. i think the markets should bake that in and has. but i will say that this administration has proven time and time again that if talks slow, he will impose new tariffs. so the only cautionary note i would say would be that. but i think that the bob lighthizer and secretary mnuchin, i think will get back to work quickly and i think we're all optimistic it will get to a deal very quickly >> i know, chris, in your d.c. days which weren't that long ago you're very close to peop

let's head back out to vienna where brian sullivan is.his is a big weekend and a big couple of days for opec and friends. >> it is even if you don't care about opec or oil, here's what happened last night. you had three big players in oil. a lot of country produce oil, but you have three big player, the united states, russia and saudi arabia each a couple years ago producing about 10 million, 1 1 million barrels a day. now the united states going to about 13 million, 14 million barrels a day. and saudi arabia and russia coming together as part of this opec plus charter that they agreed to last night so three merged into two that combined two is now bigger than the united states it's interesting that they're blunting that american force last night i asked the question at the press conference of the saudi oil minister, i said is this being done to counter the impact of u.s. shale what he said caught me by surprise wasn't bullish long-term for the u.s. oil markets >> i have no doubt in my mind that u.s. shale will peak, plateau and decline.

that is my guest this morning in vienna.ng ready scrum, can't be as bad as the one we had in jeddah. we caught up with the iranians this morning. he supports a 69-month extension. extension.onth month extension. what does it take to move this market higher and shifted island sentiment? nejra: how disappointing could it be if we don't get nine months given we have been talking about so much? great to have you in vienna. unrest continues in hong kong. fresh protests as crowds gather march. annual july 1 protesters have tried to break into the legislature building, banging into its glass walls with a metal cart. we will stay on that story. we will stay on the trade troops at the g20. u.s. futures -- the trade truths -- truce. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: good morning. welcome to "numbered markets the european open." markets theg european open." a slump in exports. the cash trade is less than 30 minutes away. back on track. stocks bounce after donald trump and xi j

pse vienna trying to stave off the collapse of the iran nuclear deal.on will hope get rid of barriers. —— familiarity with iran. of course, he had dealings with the iranian government but he was criticised for his role in the nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe case. the comments come after senior diplomats from britain, france, germany, russia and china met representatives from iran in vienna. all those countries are signatories to thejoint agreement. tensions in the gulf have soared since last year when president donald trump withdrew the united states from the landmark accord, which curbed tehran's nuclear programme in return for an easing of economic sanctions. we can speak to our correspondent in vienna, bethany bell. bethany, the meeting is breaking up. what is the tone of the remarks that you are hearing? it is interesting. we heard from iran's deputy foreign minister saying that the talks were constructive and all sides were determined to save the iran nuclear deal but it is interesting that while presidents rohani had warm words for boris johnson, while

manus cranny is in vienna. a long night for you. you're looking fantastic. update us on what is going. what is the mood music? manus: two messages they wanted to convey. certainty and continuity. meeting --rathon's marathon 10 our meeting from opec. there's a word that the saudi oil minister wants you to focus on. >> the commitment to a nine-month extension of unequivocal, very solid, very strong. not only are we committing rollover, the individual commitments to conformity from all countries word, it is that unequivocal. he is the central banker of oil. that is his commitment, to continuity and certain. the fragility of geopolitics, the frailty of global demand, it is counterbalancing that that is the message they really wanted to convey. they also moved the five-year target. nejra: you could argue the fact that they really wanted to put that certainty in the market shows some concern about the market. is this enough to rebalance the market? we are already seeing oil come up a little bit. manus: it is of course a concern about demand. when we caught up late

well you and then spokes person in vienna say there were constructive talks in vienna regarding the iran nuclear deal and remaining participants to it now he made clear that everyone wants to save the day but he also links the current situation to a deal even a nuclear deal do you and say that the presence of foreign forces into state of home was would be hostile watts now germany has supported efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the current standoff between iran and the united states what exactly is being done diplomatically to avoid further escalation. well further talks germany wants to avoid any escalation they want to keep the channels of communication open and a dialogue on come on ruse and intervention take place open as well and for germany's new defense minister and a guy can go at this stage it is all about diplomacy it is about continuing talks while the danto taking a decision on a possible intervention into region middle thank you so much. now protesters and police again clashed in hong kong on sunday pro-democracy demonstrators marched through the city center to c

but if it seems like it's all consensus in vienna think again. opec member and major producer iran is expected to back that plan to prolong production cuts it will likely do so with its fists clenched. the country's oil output has plummeted following the reintroduction of u.s. sanctions and claims from washington and that it was responsible for last month's attacks on tankers off the amorality coast are only adding fuel to the fire. talk about fuel to the fire the women's world cup in france has captured the attention of us around the globe but the following numbers will also get people talking and there already are the so-called gender pay gap in football that means that female football players less than their male colleagues and a lot less have a look compare the average annual salary in the world's richest football competition the premier league in england and you'll see. players on close to 3000000 euros on average last season in the women's super league average to just 30000 euros and the following number really brings it home the brazilian

all of this will be the focus of an emergency meeting of the international atomic energy agency in vienna later on weapons day we're going to join a whole at that meeting in vienna shortly we've also got lawrence lee on stand by for us in london 1st let's go to the heart of the story tehran our correspondent dosser jabari is there for us also we've had this communique from the government what are they saying. well the secretary for iran's national supreme security council that is the body that's in charge of the country's nuclear program has been meeting with french president emanuel micron's top diplomatic adviser here in tehran the secretary of the sham carney has said that the current economic war that's being waged on iran by the united states government is the reason iran has decided to scale back its commitment because the european signatories to this deal have not upheld their end of the bargain. also said that until europe is serious about its commitment to this deal iran will not say as committed as it should they will continue to scale back their commitments now emanuel the dipl

bethany bell in vienna.ations of racism against president trump after he criticised an african—american congressman. the president accused elijah cummings, who's the head of a powerful committee, of trying to hurt innocent people while doing nothing for his baltimore district, which mr trump branded as "very dangerous" and badly run. mr cummings recently criticised the trump administration over conditions in migrant detention centres. two people, arrested over a mass brawl which broke out onboard a british crusie ship, have been released from custody but remain under investigation. six people were hurt as p&o's britannia sailed to southampton after a week—long trip to norway's fjords. a 43—year—old man and a woman, aged 41, both from chigwell in essex, were arrested on suspicion of assault. plates and furniture were reportedly used as weapons during the incident in the early hours of friday. it's emerged that a british soldier who died in syria fighting the islamic state group was accidentally killed by alli

to meeting with them but regular vienna's a meeting is a joke i made sitting regularly as a year and you know you see that water. sometimes when i meet with. among themselves even more than it was me a great majority of n.g.o.s also opposed to attempts to the good guys the rocks but is always happens the majority is more silence in the minority. so what do you say to the argument that legalizing drug use will hurt the illicit drug mafia more than fighting them it seems to me you are not convinced by this line of thought right why expectations that legalisation of cannabis would reduce the legal market and unfortunately it's confirmed and we'll have more and more evidence that the. drug market exists especially the moving drugs to schools to other places where they should not go. so. drug. multifaceted criminal organisation. does issue its reach from one criminal activities to another criminal activities even even to support to terrorism so we must rivera careful with that you should understand that. as it is not my opinion this is the opinion of the majority of member states and firm

correct how so. 1st of all i would like to welcome you all from vienna i had quarters of the year in office on drugs crime and indeed is that very timely. interview as well launching a new world tragedy poor indeed. the sum somehow united nations strength to support member states in the dealing was a real drug problem i would not use it warm warm dry because it has never been used within the united nations context but at the same time we have to bear in mind that . just in to soudan 17. $170000000.00 people have used drugs or was rolled which is more or less stable statistics but areas year as there is a slow growth but there is a gross is proportionate to the growth of the road population it means that the situation is dramatic but not as dramatic as it is presented by some. media also there are some successes and of course there is a increase in pres action of all known types of drugs i mean opium opiates in afghanistan in latin america synthetic drugs everywhere in the road but this process is a little bit of set but i didn't please and seizures by more efficient work of local flo

my colleague dan murphy joins us live from vienna >> reporter: that's exactly right, willem.s is particularly interesting, isn't it? certainly a lot of commentary around this move to essentially create a deal outside of opec and then bring the deal to opec to be rubber stamped before we get into that let me tell you what's been happening over the past hour or so over my left shoulder we have seen a parade of black s class mercedes with motorcycle escorts passing through the streets of vienna carrying all these ministers into the opec building and over my right shoulder here is the main entrance to the building itself which is essentially a whole series of rooms connected by an infamous stairwell. as i pointed out before, make no mistake, these ministers are not coming here to discuss a deal, they're coming here to rubber stamp one and that's because the decision essentially to extend the current opec agreement into the second half of the year and perhaps into early 2020 was thousands of kilometers away agreed to and saudi and russia that has caused some controversy upon these

now well you were on hand as folks person in vienna said there were constructive talks in vienna regarding iran nuclear do and remaining. to suggest to it now he made it clear that everyone wants to save the day but he also links the current situation to a d. iran nuclear deal do you and say that the presence of foreign forces into state of home was would be hostile watts. germany has supported efforts to find a diplomatic solution to the current standoff between iran and the united states what exactly is being done diplomatically to avoid further escalation well further talks germany wants to avoid any escalation they want to keep the channels of communication open ended dialogue on come on moves it showed an intervention take place open as well and for germany's new defense minister on a guy. this days it is all about diplomacy it is about continuing to talk swatted on taking a decision on a possible intervention into region when i thank you so much and he's always amenable shots for the personal doctor of jailed russian opposition leader alexina body says he may have been exposed to a t

now the international atomic energy agency is going into emergency session in vienna to discuss iran's nuclear program washington has accused iran of nuclear extortion but says it remains open for talks without preconditions hours earlier iran's president said the decision to increase its uranium enrichment is still within the framework of the nuclear deal and house and rouhani warned the u.k. of consequences after it seized in the iranian oil tanker off the coast of gibraltar european powers say they want to save the deal the french president top advisors into her arm for talks he's given a letter to president rouhani from emanuel my craw meanwhile the u.s. says it's working to form an international coalition to patrol the waters off the coast of iran and yemen last month washington blamed the iran for recent oil tanker attacks in the gulf of oman. of president donald trump has tweeted on iran in the past hour saying iran has long been secretly enriching in total violation of the terrible $150000000000.00 deal made by john kerry and the obama administration remember that deal was to e

all of this will be the focus of an emergency meeting of the international atomic energy agency in vienna later on wednesday go live now to the iranian capital with or so jabari so the tell us more about what president rouhani is saying. well before we get to that richelle i want to talk about this communique that's been issued after the meeting took place between the french the man that's here meeting with his the secretary for iran's supreme national security council that is the body that's in charge of the country's nuclear program. and he has said that iran has given the european signatories of the nuclear agreement more than enough time it's been well over a year since the united states withdrew from the agreement so leaving the europeans to really uphold their in the deal and he said that as soon as the europeans uphold their end of the bargain we will do the same now the french the full amount emanuel has said that he is not here with a message from washington to tehran but rather he is here to try and deescalate the tensions that is the wishes of french president emanuel and he sa

bethany bell, bbc news, vienna.ons with britain in the gulf between iran and britain in the gulf between iran and britain have made that very much harder. and iran meanwhile is threatening to take further steps to breach its agreements under the accord. how optimistic is anyone involved in these talks given the back drop that we've seen over the recent weeks and without the united states at the table? it is very difficult. all of the parties present here in vienna say they want this process to continue, that they agree that this approach, this deal has made a big difference, they say, to around's nuclear programme. but iran is saying, look, we agreed to sanctions relief. we are not getting that. and people are still talking at the moment and as long as people are talking they say thatis long as people are talking they say that is a good sign but really, this deal is under an enormous amount of pressure. thank you. democrats in the united states have renewed accusations of racism against president trump after he crit

the tliv blog running if you want to get across what is going on in vienna.e will of course bring you coverage later. next, a look at the stocks to watch at the open, including deutsche bank. the german lender continues -- considers cutting jobs worldwide. ♪ anna: six and a half minutes to go until the start of the european equity session. let's get your stocks to watch from around the newsroom. jp joins us from our equities team. dani burger is with us focused on the tech sector. bank, more gloomy headlines in terms of job cuts. >> that is true. the bank is set to cut 20,000 jobs around the world. more than a fifth of its total workforce. 1% to 2%. investors appreciate the move. costs,y will they cut but also where they want to go. the: on the tech sector, reader cross in the g20, whether it can supply huawei and not fear recrimination from president trump, but also the rivals listed in europe. >> there is so much that can move on this. we cannot talk about trade without talking about tech. hopes that some of the disruption we saw in the supply chain will go

saudi crown prince, mohammed bin salman not necessarily a decision made at a ministerial level in vienna members like iran had said that undermines opec's decisionmaking ability moving forward i asked whether russia has too much influence when it comes to the decisionmaking efforts of the group, he rejected that saying this is very much a collective effort and of course when you have leaders like the president of russia and the leader of saudi arabia meeting at the g20, then of course given their positions when it comes to their role as oil producers, it's only natural that the topic of oil would come up in their conversation and a deal like this would be discussed. he very much agrees with the opec secretary-general in saying that opec's formal process of making decisions, a collaborative approach to oil price management is still intact back over to you >> dan, thank you for that detail there our next guest says we moved to a why not moment in sustainable investing as portfolios a s are appearing more resilient during downturns. julia petegrini joins us now you had these funds for almos

bethany bell in vienna talking to me a little earlier. accused elijah cummings, who‘s the head of a powerful committee, of trying to hurt innocent people while doing nothing for his baltimore district, which mr trump branded a "rodent—infested mess". mr cummings recently criticised the trump administration over conditions in migrant detention centres. at least 36 people are now known to have died in a landslide in the chinese province of guizhou. chinese state media also reported that 15 people are missing after a thick torrent of mud buried houses on tuesday. a0 people have been rescued. it comes as heavy rains continue to batter parts of the country. two people, arrested over a mass brawl which broke out onboard a british cruise ship, have been released from custody but remain under investigation. six people were hurt as p&o‘s britannia sailed to southampton after a week—long trip to norway‘s fjords. a 43—year—old man and a woman, aged a1, both from chigwell in essex, were arrested on suspicion of assault. plates and furniture were repo

along with other signatories of the 2050 nuclear accord a set to meet iran in vienna on sunday to discuss how to save the deal meanwhile italy denmark the netherlands and france have backs britain's proposal for a european leg naval mission to chill safe shipping through the strait of hormuz that of course is where iran sees the u.k. flights or oil tanker on friday. will iran's foreign minister zarif was one of the 1st people to congratulate boris johnson and you had a message for him concerning the time of crisis has more from tara. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is the 1st official to comment on the latest developments out of london the foreign minister tweeted that the may government seizure of iranian oil at behest of the us is piracy pure and simple i congratulate my former counterpart boris johnson and becoming u.k.'s prime minister iran does not seek confrontation we have 1500 miles of persian gulf coast line these are our waters and we will protect them his sentiments are shared by other high ranking officials in iran we've heard from the 1st vice president who also

more now with dominic cain who's in vienna for us dominic tell us about the agenda for this meeting. but pretty much as he was saying in your introduction that can all that those oil price cuts you can it's very likely that there will be another $6.00 perhaps 9 month period of oil price cuts agreed at this meeting the saudis very much want that to happen the rainy and sue are here also well they've said they're pretty much ok with the idea of that happening one of the reasons that it's very key that that happens for the countries that are back it's because of the booming amounts of american oil right now it's because that those low price cuts been in place since 2017 and the fact is that they are very likely to be in place right the way through the end of this year of 2 whole years of those all price cuts in place that's the thing that's really dominating the agenda and the 1st day of this meeting here in vienna ok let's just focus in on iran a little bit what sort of impact would the the ongoing tensions with iran have bad . well the thing that really matters from the iranian side o

and open when marfan so we're with early voting system for new sacred fire substances year in vienna and we're trying to devise counters on the appearance of the markets of new types of synthetic drugs you know like everything else drugs have also gone through this 21st century change i mean you don't even have to go to a shady part of town to get drugs anymore there's websites on a dark now for everything these days how does that change the way you work i mean how do you do what's this relatively new headache. is it israel had a could not to be headache so far as a proportion of the share of this dark net traffic and is not comparable to the overall amount of illusia direct traffic and but it is a growing faster growing. growing gets around and a day care of for it and that means that we need to develop more quickly international cooperation in terms of cyber crime which includes the types of low for the use of cyber and not only for the robbers but also for the. illicit activities that is a sensitive issue gunter is may have different opinions on that but. i believe it was a good w

in vienna is that iran is not planning to take any immediate further steps away from the nuclear deal the envoy haasan body did say however that another period now of 60 days begins at the end of which iran will be prepared to take further action in response if the parties to the deal particularly the europeans the british the french and the germans don't meet their commitments to iran to protect in protecting its economic interests and adding that so far that further action has not been decided upon by teheran he did tell the media afterwards that he had said to the meeting that once again iran is enriching uranium as its right under the nonproliferation treaty for peaceful purposes only that it has never sought to acquire or create a weapon of mass destruction he pointed out that simply repeating over and over and over the same accusations as the u.s. of course is doing in iran does not make magically authenticate them and he said that the u.s. was the ultimate aggressor both in the region and in the deal itself bringing it to the situation it's in now pointing out that it was a sad

could be another h inside and outside here in vienna. for "nightly business report," i'm brian sullivan, vienna, fstria. >>> more problem boeing and that's where we begin tonight's market focus with the dartment of justice reportedly subpoenaing records at boeing's 737 dream production planting. prosecutors are looking io boeing's records due to allegations of subpar work at that assembly planting. the stock fell more than 2% to $356.46. >>>enesee was sold for neay $6.5 billion in cash. that deal makes the railroad operator a priva company at a time when the industry looks to switch to running fewer and nger trains with tighter schedules. the shares rose nearly 9% tay on that news at $108.85. >>> wynn shares rose after the gambling authority sd gaming revenue came in better than expected last month, rising nearly 6%. this comes as the chinese economy was weakened from the trade war tariffs. wynn shares rose 6% to $121.35. >>> coty looks to restructure after acquiring brands from procter & gamble nearly three years ago. the four-year plan

a crucial meeting in vienna?ia, a non—0pec member, agreed to support a non—0pec member, agreed to support a policy that would put pressure on prices to go up as a global economy sta rts prices to go up as a global economy starts to slow down. many analysts are already saying they expect 0pec to roll over supplied to one point two million barrels per day however the future production is nokia. this is because of the ongoing trade war between the us and china. they may have sat down this week to the negotiating table but the relationship has been frosty for some time. brent crude prices have been held back because of it. also the fears of ongoing tariffs reducing demand for the commodity. 0n the other side, the us and iran have had major tensions and production from iran has gone to a trickle since the paris. and sanctions. we're looking at high prices also because the us shelf ranking has grown up and right now saudi arabia is now in second place below the us. for sure, the ongoing trade truce and the trump — kim

brian sullivan has more from vienna. >> reporter: the morning of day two here at the opec meeting wad russian and their extension of the 1.2 millionel ba day cut aligned with opec bringing the nation closer to the cartel. but the news came later on in the aftnoon a well when cnbc landed an interview with the oil minister of saudi arabia, and we diverted from the opec topics to go on to broader information. specifically, i asked him about the expectations inke the m that global economies were at risk of slowing down and, thus, oil prices may fall. he disagreed with that and thought the stimulus the fed and central banks are providi should help boost economies in the second half of the year. >> i see it the other way. i e the stimulus steps being done by monetary authorities are precautionary in nature, but they're certainly going to have a positive effectem inrature of fuelling economic growth. i think the fact that we've had soft prices for oil and energy in general is also another stimulant for global energy demand. >> reporter: the other big topic that has been facing oil and gas in

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they're all nuclear negotiators says an emergency meeting in vienna over the fate of the iran nuclear deal has been constructive but the bars arace says to rod will continue to reduce its nuclear commitments if europe fails to salvage the part those weather headlines about with more news an awful lot here all al-jazeera next it's soap box mexico in south korea around $2000000.00 dogs are eaten every year but now animal rights groups want the ancient tradition taken off the menu when no one east investigates korean dogs friends or food on al-jazeera. because this is the way that i'm looking at them is that he was going to beat up people so you know most of the of that we don't hear from other mcguffey of the north and. it has been known to be that they put their heads to listen the sense you know most of the world because you look up you're not was a 2nd compassion for them bears and so now going from slave to. muslim based on this in academic you. coming up in a. fantasy. world i'm an ambassador the you know most of. us. know but let me go out on the. beginning. oh you want to. get. o

the oil cartel 0pec is meeting in vienna today to make a final decison.will roll over supply cuts of more than1 million barrels per day until the end of the year. the ongoing trade war between the world's two biggest economies — the us and china — has held back brent crude prices in recent months. that's because fears over ongoing tariffs will damage global growth, reducing demand for the commodity. that's been counterbalanced by tensions between iran and the us, which have heightened fears of supply disruptions in the middle east. 0ilfrom iran is now at a trickle after us sanctions were put into place. with us now is hamish clegg, director at the uk—based boutique investment bank, hannam & partners. if you look at the price of oil today, the planned 0pec production cuts seem to have the desired effect. absolutely, they are price has rallied a small amount early this morning and it is about maintaining equilibrium for the cartel. we saw russia and saudi arabia meet at the weekend in advance of the 0pec meeting so clearly a lot of weight but on what the ru

meeting in vienna. well ahead of this meeting of the full board of governors of the i.a.e.a. the un's atomic energy agency called by the united states iran's envoy gave an interview to the german newspaper confirming that iran's actions. in upscaling its enrichment activities were in response to the failure to meet commitments by the other. countries signatory to the j c p o all of this could be reversed in an hour the envoy said if only they meet their commitments with that's not the sort of rapprochement the united states is looking for in calling this meeting the u.s. would like nothing more than for the i.a.e.a. to declare iran in full breach of the deal that's unlikely to happen at this meeting there is on the one hand the european powers the so-called eat 3 britain france and the united kingdom still fighting for what remains of this deal they're not ready to trigger the dispute mechanism under the deal that could lead to a finding of full breach the the consensus seems to be that these enrichment activities are still fairly marginal in terms of the deal and on the othe

top diplomat is meeting iranian officials in tehran there's also high level discussions going on in vienna the un's nuclear watchdog has called an emergency session to discuss the best way for. saddam has begun to restore internet access to mobile phones allowing people to finally see you what happened during a military crackdown last month services with 100 people were killed by government forces during a peaceful city. he says it will keep drilling for oil and gas around cyprus despite e.u. and u.s. condemnation u.s. state department says he is being provocative by sending 2 ships to explore off the coast of the politically divided island up next al jazeera well i'm back with the news hour immediately after that 60 minutes of musing comment see that. you see and hear. you move immediately you could you see kindle and you. know it'll be a little bit of a. sound bite. and probably a. couple of you. just need to put. a allow by as the saying. is colorado uncle. only. feed or you. say used. to. and they are the eyes again short. by literature's for me. to me named. after. or liz i v. c. the

international atomic energy agency in vienna later on wednesday we'll get more on the french envoys visit from our correspondent in tehran in a few minutes that bozza is standing by and moscow with russian reaction on tension in the region 1st though john hendren has more on the planned military coalition the united states is developing a military coalition to police the strait of hormuz general joseph dunford the highest ranking u.s. military official is the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says the u.s. is working with a number of nations to identify who has in his words the political will to join in this coalition and offer military forces for that operation president donald trump says the united states should not pay for this that it should be an international military force but that does present the potential for conflict with iran after all it was only weeks ago when the united states almost launched an air strike on iran that's according to president trump who says we were within 10 minutes of a conflict in that region meanwhile brian hooke the u.s. special representative for

we move on iranian diplomats in vienna on sunday to meet representatives from britain france germany russia and china will discuss how to save the 2050 nuclear deal britain's foreign secretary is calling for a european led naval mission to ensure the safety of shipping on the go following the seizure of a british oil tanker there on foreign minister has responded saying any attempt to patrol the gulf will only bring regional insecurity dorsetshire party has more now from the iranian capital tehran. iran's foreign minister mohammad javad zarif is the 1st official to comment on the latest developments out of london the foreign minister tweeted that the may government seizure of iranian oil at behest of the us is piracy pure and simple i congratulate my former counterpart boris johnson becoming u.k.'s prime minister iran does not seek confrontation we have 1500 miles of persian gulf coast line these are our waters and we will protect them his sentiments are shared by other high ranking officials in iran we've heard from the 1st vice president who also said that the suggestion of a coali

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the oil cartel opec is almost certainly going to extend production cuts at a meeting in vienna, but for how long? signed and sealed. the european union signs another free trade deal — this time with vietnam. and on the markets: stocks have rallied as a thaw in the sino—us trade dispute tempered risks to the global economy. japan's nikkei is at a two—month top — as new tariffs avoided. hello and welcome. opec members are meeting in vienna today to consider whether to extend production cuts to try to prop up prices. but deals being made on the sidelines with non—opec members are already making headlines. saudi arabia and russia, a non—opec member, have already come out to endorse a policy aimed at pushing up the price of crude oil as the world faces a weakened economy. many analysts expect the group to roll over supply cuts of more than one million barrels per day until the end of the year. but the outlook for oil demand is murky at the moment. the ongoing trade war between the world's two biggest economies, the us and china, has held back brent crude prices in recent months. that's becau

in vienna is that iran is not at this moment anyway planning to take any further steps away from the new clear deal although envoy for some arab body did affirm that after another 60 days now if indeed the parties have still not come back into full compliance with their commitments to iran under the deal particularly the europeans of course and their commitment to protect iran's economy under the deal will then it will be prepared to launch a 3rd phase of actions in response but pointing out that no firm response has yet been decided upon by iran was struck by the told the ambassadors in the room that once again. the enrichment that iran is undertaking is its right under the nonproliferation treaty is required for purely peaceful purposes and that iran has never tried to create or acquire weapons of mass destruction he made the point that simply repeating the baseless accusations against iran pointed of course at the united states does not magically authenticate them he said and he painted the u.s. as the ultimate aggressor both in the region and in the current state of the nuclear d

so very, very difficult diplomacy going on here in vienna. towers at ferrybridge power station in west yorkshire. the recrd—breaking power station has been providing the uk with energy for 50 years, but today spectators gathered to see the first of the iia—metre tall towers blown up in a controlled explosion. a british teenager has won nearly a million pounds after coming second in the world cup finals of the online game fortnite. jaden ashman, from essex, was competing in new york, in what was billed as the biggest ever "e—sports" event. let's speak to matt porter, a freelance video game and e—sports journalist that has been following the tournament and the rise of e—sports competitions. hejoins me via webcam. just how because this event become? it is getting bigger and bigger all the time. e—sports has been around for a long time but over the past five years it is getting bigger and bigger. $30 million was played for at this tournament as another solo game today. next month there was another $30 million tournament so it is just getting ever

of their waters meanwhile we've understood that there has been the extraordinary meeting called in vienna for sunday july 28th between the remaining signatories of the j c p o 8 that's a 2015 nuclear agreement the iranians will want to discuss the lack of commitment to the nuclear agreement by the remaining signatories mainly the european ones that's britain france and germany on tuesday the iranian president has this bachelor that heating foreign minister. with a letter for french president. she will deliver this letter to the president in paris we understand that this is really the last ditch effort to try and salvage what is left of this 2015 nuclear deal because iran is insisting that it will continue to scale back its commitments every 60 days until it sees some tangible results on what the europeans have been promising under this deal. russia says it's carried out its 1st long range air patrol with china in the asia pacific region a defense ministry statement says the exercise was aimed at increasing cooperation in the region and not directed at 23rd country south korea had earlier

still on iran certainly but the united states one imagines go away from this disappointed china in vienna thank you. sit on has begun restoring internet access to mobile phones following a court order for telecoms companies to end a week's long blackout a services were cut last month after more than $100.00 people were killed by government forces during a peaceful session the resumption of services means civilians are now able to find out more about what happened as cattle are press reports. for the 1st time in more than a month these type of images are being shared through mobile phones. they show the aftermath of sudan's military crackdown on protesters during a peaceful sit in in khartoum more than 100 people were killed by sudan's military joint on june 3rd. much of the violence was recorded on cell phone videos internet services were cut short li after on the orders of sudan's transitional military council. lawyer adela seem hazan filed a lawsuit requesting the internet be restored the court agreed services were brought back 1st to fix landlines on tuesday the ruling was extended to

. >>> opec ministers meanwhile are in vienna gathering again.or everybody, pretty good gig, you know what i mean >> nice place. >> not meeting in siberia or something. crude oil prices have been ticking higher on expectations that production cuts will be extended today's meeting will be followed tomorrow by a meeting with non-opec states and brian sullivan, he loves it there, will always have vienna, brian and i. he will join us later this hour. we met up there. >> i was going to say that's where you had drinks didn't you meet in london with him, too >> no. >> that was ross westgate we met with >> i remember a picture of you and brian. that was in vienna. >> yes >> will has been my social coordinator for london this time around we're going soon my daughter is there any way. she went to stonehenge. >> did she really? >> yeah. >> said it was very metaphysical and she went to be an anthropologie major there. andrew, it's interesting listen talk to me socially let's go, come on, gid we're a team we're a morning team. >>> elsewhere, violent clashes e

tanker by iran diplomats from tehran in vienna on sunday to discuss how to save the 2050 nuclear deal they're meeting representatives from the u.k. china france germany and russia. russia says it's carried out his 1st long range air patrol with china in the asia pacific region moscow says the exercise was aimed at increasing cooperation in the region and not directed at any 3rd country south korea earlier said it fired warning shots of russian military aircraft that violated its airspace kenya's finance minister has been granted bail after an unprecedented court appearance in connection with the massive corruption scandal he's henry wrote it she pleaded not guilty to an abuse of power involving contracts for 2 hydroelectric dams which have yet to be built $26.00 senior officials are also facing charges and prosecutors are seeking the extradition of an italian construction company boss you are right up to speed with all the top stories so far today up next it's inside story we're back with the news hour in about 30 minutes i'll see you then. he's a hard core briggs if here now boris jo

good to speak with you todd and joining us there from vienna . our forces loyal to libyan war to khalifa haftar have launched more air strikes targeting the u.n. back government in the capital tripoli a number of people have been killed and injured in the attack that took place on monday strike also left several buildings damaged one would have had has more from tripoli. 5. government fighters dead and 8 others who wanted also there are people fighters are still under the rubble has them that as part of the airstrike launched by warplane loyal to the warlord safe or have to the targeted location overnight in neighborhoods in southern tripoli military sources with the government say that most probably that fighter jet is an f. 16 and it's either egyptian or immorality fighter jet they tell us that those same fighter jets 16. targeted several locations in tripoli in 2014 during the military campaign known then as operation dawn also we know that have to us forces announcing that they're going to intensify airstrikes in tripoli also the military com

the oil cartel meets in vienna this week.nline and at tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm viviana hurtado. this is bloomberg. now,let's go to data right equities, bonds, currencies, and commodities. we have a technical problem with the data. i am going to do it for you. there it is, thank you. futures up 32, dow futures up to 74. -- 274. strength, with dollar euro weakness. are in vienna for report meanings -- for important meanings. i have the close on the dow on friday and the present teachers on the dow to show the leap forward. boris lost track of what is doing. francine: i am here for you. when it comes to braggs it, -- brexit, both candidates are to elect the new administer. are looking at stocks globally climbing, oil jumping. we have a little bit of applied materials. this was expect did. and applied materials jumping in with a little bit of m&a. marty schenker is with us, bloomberg chief content officer. we are thrilled to have with us jean-luc. how success