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the central-bank prepares for its last super thursday ahead of the referendum. we will bring you full coverage, live on bloomberg. so we are 28 minutes away from the start of the european trading. it looks likely will see a mildly negative start to the day. let me show you what s happening. this is the picture at the moment; you need to focus on his missed price column. london looks like it will be down around 3/10 of 1%. continental markets looking firmer. i would say probably that points to a flat story at the get-go. caroline: yeah. let s have a look at the asset checks we have on. i want to draw into what has been happening on the oil side, and what has been happening largely on the japanese trading front. keep an eye on oil. there was a surprise reduction in inventories in the united states; we saw it down to its lowest in september, 2014. clearly a bounce in oil has been driving it, some japanese bonds to keep a close eye on. i m interested by the fact that 30 year japa
JapanTokyoAustraliaShanghaiChinaGermanyBrazilZurichZüszSwitzerlandIndonesiaNew-zealand from germany and we are now getting gdp from the italian economy, growing 0.3% in the first quarter. the vague question is whether a lot of this growth comes from the ecb and a lower euro or whether it comes from sustainable growth thanks to reforms put in place for example by the italian government. gdp growthent, that pretty much in line. this is your market, or these are your markets this morning. stocks in europe dropping a touch because we had quite a lot of earnings that disappointed. we also had subdued economic data. gdp in germany was a little better than expected. haven assets including japanese yen, gold, also in fencing. also advancing. the australian dollar slid to a two-month low. we re also just kidding, i believe, breaking news from china. aggregate financing number, 751 million . let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news with nejra cehic. nejra: germany s economy grew at its fastest pace in two years. gdp rose just north of 2% in the month ended m
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