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Four days of losses is about to become five. Are down 7. 5 over the previous four days. Cross assets, we look like this. A bid into the bond market briefly in treasuries. It did not stick. It was a treasury market selloff. This morning, it is about yen strength. Dollaryen coming down on 0. 3 . Again. Rude is down 0. 9 mark wheret is that you have these massive producing countries like russia and saudi starting to worry. These are very hard prices to deal with when you try to balance your books. ...

Welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. We end the week with a risk on. The msci asiapacific index with a fourth week of gains. The s p 500 yesterday closing within 0. 5 of that record high, lifted by this report of a potential interim deal between the u. S. And china. The 10 year yield goes up another basis points. We have risen more than 20 basis points this week, the biggest weekly gain in that 10 year treasury yield since 2016. 108. 14 is where dollaryen sits. The market seemed to take the eas...

First rate cut expected. We will bring you the comments of Andrew Bailey. And the chip designer arm faces a disappointing forecast with fears of slowdown in a. I. Demand welcome to street signs. We open with the spanish banking saga bbva is making a hostile bid for the rifleval with the deal rejed by sabadell board. The Spanish Government says it opposes the move and the proposed merger could create a financial instability. The deal with the two businesses makes sense to bbva and it is an attrac...

To daybreak europe. Lets get to the top stories. Chinese shares gain after industrial profits surge for the first time in over a year. Chinas property crisis rolls on. The founder of evergrande is put under Police Control. Amazon taken a hit setting president for tech relation and the entire country. The ftc accusing the ecommerce giant of monopolizing online Marketplace Services in a landmark antitrust case. Right here is europe, the ecb hawk telling bloomberg it is unclear whether European Cen...

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