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Disinformation and propaganda, President Trumps rhetorical assault on beijing steps up a gear. The u. S. Senate passes a bill to the last Chinese Companies on european and delist Chinese Companies on european indexes. The bank of england president said get of rates are not being ruled out. Plus, cut to junk. Angela merkel says a decision on the lufthansa bailout should be expected shortly after the German Airline becomes the latest to lose its Investment Grade status on the s p. Take a look at f...

Hotspot while infections in india rise at the fastest pace in asia. Zealandsnks new postvirus recovery. We are joined this hour by the rbnz governor, adrian or. Orr. Haidi lets take a quick look at markets. We saw that exuberance over the Moderna Vaccine progress really dissipate quickly. We saw the late session swing when it comes to trading in the u. S. As it has concerns over the efficacy data from moderna causing some concern. Take a look at the futures in asia. We are seeing downside when i...

Hong kong some of those people whove been detained as young as 14 years old many schoolchildren were participating in todays disturbances and of course they are jeopardizing University Prospects as well as Career Prospects now hong kongs government has warned that its prepared to continue cracking down hard if the protesters continue to defy warnings to stay off the streets because what was happening in the Central Business district on wednesday was of course and Illegal Assembly taiwans preside...

Assessment of Global Energy demand. Saudi arabia is cutting output to the lowest level since 2002. As mentioned, we are looking at the start of the trading session. Thats get over to Sophie Kamaruddin in hong kong. We are expecting moves to the downside. U. S. Futures holding onto a three day decline in kiwi stocks. The index is off by about. 33 and markets are priced in new zealand to join the negative rate club. Amid calls for more stimulus around the world, we are waiting to see if china will...

Live from moscow youre watching a weekly rundown of top stories here on the International Dan hawkins we do tonights welcome to the program. The protesters out in force on the streets of hong kong have clashed with police they oppose phage ings plans for a new security law in the area branding at the end of the countrys autonomy china though insists the more must be imposed without the slightest the way the use of tear gas and water cannon contributed to the chaos. Was. Was. Was. Was was. Was wa...

Barrier. Softbank is said to be planning deep cuts at the vision fund which could affect 10 global staff, souring bets on tech are takingke their toll. Haidi a mixed start to a politically driven status when it comes to the markets today as we get that precedent being set with that security bill as well as greater considerations over what kind of reopening and second wave issues we are seeing across the rest of the regions. We are seeing new zealand markets starting off the day with tepid gains....

Push back large groups of protesters and the standoff with police in the city of denver over the past few hours the crowd stopped vehicles and blocked streets hundreds of protesters. From the state capitals building john hendren has more now on the growing protests. With looters raiding stores. Some shopkeepers are taking up arms to protect your store we are the culture we are the mid rising rage in the streets of minnesota. In minneapolis have swelled over the death of george floyd seen on vide...

Party rooms, that could reopen after may 28. A mix of good news there. We have some good news in the markets as well. We are seeing more reopening of economies. It seems like you cant really fight the fed at this point. We are seeing a second day of gains in the region. Jakarta coming back from that holiday. We are seeing again of. 5 . Also, india reopened today as well. Things are looking better. Lets see what else we are watching out for. Singapore is in focus. The outlook is not looking so go...

The boe says it is examining negative rates. Emirates is considering slashing around 30,000 jobs, and bloomberg exclusive. We speak with ryanair ceo as he wraps up a legal battle with rivals. Welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. Weve got those comments from jay powell. Japan is in recession, goldman says india could experience its deepest recession ever and we have rising u. S. China trade tensions. We continue to get breaking news through, lines coming through from ryanair which im looking for...

Part of that down to the uae and kuwait deciding to cut production. Haslinda chinas factory gate prices fell while consumer inflation eased, pointing to weak domestic demand. Bloomberg markets coanchor Tom Mackenzie joins us from beijing. Take us through the key takeaways. Thatthe top line is Producer Prices fell more than expected. 3. 1 compared to a drop of 1. 5 in march. That does suggest weaker Commodity Prices. Going forward, Bloomberg Intelligence expects that deflationary picture to conti...