a sequel to expand negotiations to include trade but leaders want more progress on citizens rights the u.k. s financial obligations on the border with northern ireland the deadline for a final deal is march twenty nineteen. he has more from brussels. the reason i had the opportunity to address her fellow leaders over dinner on thursday night a fairly brief address just five minutes long it was but potentially quite significant to see tried to encourage them to allow the talks to breaks it talks to progress beyond the very difficult and some believe deadlock stage that it s in now over money the so-called brakes of divorce built on words to trade at least in parallel so that they can start thinking about talking about a future trade relationship between britain and the european union the e.u. doesn t seem ready to make that move as yet this was an address. to resume a gave with no new offers on the table no new concessions but also no new threats no threat to walk away from t
it s 7.00am in singapore. and 8.00am in beijing, where the final day of the 19th party congress is just about to get underway. president xi jinping looks set to be confirmed as the most powerful man of his generation and elevated to the same status as mao zedong and deng xiaoping. his personal political ideology, ‘xi jinping thought‘, is to be written into the party s constitution and will be taught in schools. joining us from tiananmen square in beijing is robin brant. what will be taking place on the final day of the congress? we get is some up from the president. it won t bea some up from the president. it won t be a rerun of that epic 3.5 hours on his feet last week. these will be the final words as this seventh and final day comes to a head, then later in the day we get to see changes that are likely to be made to this party s constitution. this is usually significant in china. mal saved in, the people who founded the people s republic of china. it looks like xijinpi
it s 8.00am in singapore and 9.00am in beijing, where the final day of the 19th party congress is just about to get underway. president xi jinping looks set to be confirmed as the most powerful man of his generation and elevated to a similar status as mao zedong and deng xiaoping. his personal political ideology, ‘xijinping thought‘, is to be written into the party s constitution and will be taught in schools. in xi jinping s new era, people who think differently learn to hide. hi! leilei is careful who she opens the door to. police harassment is a constant fear and she has been forced to move many times. hejust pulls her out of the door and he says, if you don t do what i said, i will arrest you . she and her partner are targets because they belong to a women s group, a threat in the eyes of the one party state. whatever i do, they will come to me. they will harass me. they will harass my landlords, because they are afraid. so how does the party see you? does it see you
britain wants from a future trade pact. a warm welcome. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. i am anna edwards. novartis.will talk to some news breaking. in.rtis numbers coming core earnings per share for the beat, quarter is a $1.29. 3.3 $8 billion third-quarter operating profit. this would be the first quarterly profit increase in three years. helping them. the core earnings per share is a nice beat, third-quarter profit $3.3 billion. novartis sees significant in the 2017 outlook is reconfirmed. anna: some hoping there might be a decision on that. basf, how about strong is the chemicals story for this company? third-quarter revenue ahead of vestments. adjusted eve also in line. of the portfolio is in that area. are they going to fix the guidance? germany on at of $1.5 billion share buyback program plan to start in the fourth quarter. i won tumber at give you that. that looks to be inconsistent. is 491 income number million euros. numberction on the sales , 3.5 bi
a warm welcome to you. this is worldwide exchange on cnbc i m wilfred frost. sa sara is off today. let s get to the global market picture. losses yesterday the dow was down 0.2%. the s&p down 0.4 the nasdaq the laggard down about 0.6% it was a broad selloff 10 out of 11 sectors were down te telecos were the worst sector. but we had had six straight gains for the dow and s&p, and decent gains last week for all three indices. this morning we re pointing higher just under a tenth of a percent for the nasdaq and s&p the dow up 0.2% this morning we saw yields get close to 2.4% the back end of last week, but we slipped back a bit. rising a fraction. still not above 2.4, but 2.39% you can see that pick up in yields we ve seen over the course of october. let s look at asian equities japan was the stand out performer yesterday after shinzo abe s resounding election victory. today up about a half percent. hong kong down 0.5%. shanghai slightly higher an update from china on the lates