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The bloomberg terminal back to work. Italy starts seeing its lockdown ease, france follow suit. Boris johnson returns to his post today. Adidas revenue slumps 19 in the First Quarter, but bayer catches oost with adjusted epic. Ebita. Surprise. Ish Deutsche Bank says that expects to post a profit for the First Quarter, but as it is unlikely to meet its leverage ratio in 2020. We are just under an hour away from the start of cash equity trading in europe. Let us take a look at futures as they trad...

The bloomberg terminal. Reopening in america, President Trump urges the u. S. To get going again, even if it leads to more death. Chinas ambassador to washington calls for an end to the blame game over the coronavirus origin. More pain for europes banks. Lenders try to estimate the damage to their Balance Sheets from the coronavirus shutdown, and the ecb stands by its inflation mandate after a German Court Ruling on its qe program. Bond investors expressed concern about the Central Banks latest ...

Twoyear is now trading, but that doesnt seem to matter. The majority of debt in europe all undergoing this powerful rally, despite the fact that we are going to see horrific unemployment number in about an hour and a half. Lets get you out of the market moving news from our new york team. We want to start with the much awaited u. S. Jobs data out of april for the next hour. Economists now estimating 22 million jobs wiped out in the past month. Joining me now is carl riccadonna, bloomberg chief e...

Government urges people to stay home in a statewide emergency. On sunday the number of people in tokyos shopping and entertainment hub was down 81. 9 compared to earlier this year. The number of people who are in osakas district fell, and data from a mobile carrier showed visitor numbers have declined sharply at major tourist sites across japan. Mean while lawmakers have started discussing a bill that would help deal with the measures with the pandemic. We want to have the measure approved as so...

Earnings and econ perspective and focused on what reopening looks like we have Something Like 16 states that have already put forward plans to begin reopening and lifting restrictions to parts of the economy plus seeing some of those efforts take place in europe as well key to all of this, though, jon is testing and treatment, something were going to talk about in this hour. We are certainly. Want to mention the major indices higher, all three, the dow, s p and the nasdaq, by about 1 as we look ...

At when it came to adding subscribers but terrible in terms of revenue this quarter, down about 25 . A dismal day in the euro zone. These are the kind of numbers that should frighten markets. I think the ecb is doing the damage in europe, disappointing some people. The stoxx 600 is near session lows. We will get to that and i moment. Banks are down 3. 5 and maybe a little bit more. The eurodollar is down. Month, u. S. D of the stocks have had an absolutely cracking month. In europe,by 13 and not...

Every direction. The s p saw an even bigger gain. The nasdaq up by almost 3. 6 the dow futures also up. Keeping an eye on the Treasury Department seeing how the fed news will play out there the fed news is back about 0. 6 . Sitting at 0. 612 . If you watch oil prices, which has been a big indicator of demand around the globe and what is happening, this morning, wti is up about 16 . All the way back up to 17. 49. Wow, all the way back up. 17 unbelievable lets get an update on the pandemic the num...

Return to public life, as global past 251,000. In hong kong, they say they will relax restrictions soon. Bnp paribas is fullyear earnings take a pounding from the coronavirus pandemic. We will bring you our interview with the banks chief financial officer. Recovery mode. Goldman sachs and Morgan Stanley see signs of the World Economy is bottoming out. Could growth bounceback in the second half of the . We are just not half of the year . Where just under an hour away from cash trading in europe a...

This is bloomberg surveillance. I am Francine Lacqua at the Bloomberg European headquarters in london. We are waiting to hear from the german court of legality, coming up shortly. Meantime, this is what im looking at in markets. The markets are on tenterhooks on this ruling from the german government. I have to say, u. S. Futures are climbing. Sentiment being helped by expectations more economies will move toward easing of lockdowns. Oil on the course for its longest winning streak in nine month...

Business lending facilities to keep credit flowing as u. S. Job losses surge past 30 million. Shery lets get started with a quick check of the markets. We are seeing pressure on u. S. Futures, falling more than a percent at the moment, after the s p 500 fell from the sevenweek high. But yes, it was the best month since 1987. We saw the s p 500 climbing 13 this month. We have more pessimism about the economy today. We had dismal jobless claims data. Slowing down but elevated. We have positive sen...