willem: it is both. clearly, the refugee deal that was negotiated, even though it , is a bigally binding positive because migration is in excess special -- existential issue for the entire euro zone. italy faces a special problem of being a key member, one of the three elephants in the eurozone. proposals are so out of whack both from what brussels will accept and what markets will accept that if they get through with anything like proposal that is still officially part of the government's program, and we will have another sovereign debt exits around october or possibly -- crisis around october or possibly even sooner. it is going to be extremely contentious and difficult. francine: are we over the euro crisis, or can we go back to the existential question, whether these countries actually stick together. willem: we will never be over the euro crisis until they reform the eurozone in a way to make it if properly functioning central bank rather than a system of currency boards as it is now. problem is mos

--willem buiter. worry about populism taking over, leading to an anti- euro sentiment coming from italy? willem: there is some risk of that. we should not overestimate the result of elections. populists get the a majority. the real power lies with the heads of state. that you see a majority of populists taking over. yes, the european parliamentary elections are a concern but it is not as significant as some would argue. professor i can green talked about the immediacy of europe getting its house in , given the migration immigration debate. how do countries deal with this? what does the netherlands do? willem: one needs to things. a common policy for the external border. funding of programs in the countries of origin to reduce the flow and attention paid to the integration of migrants into those countries. they have gone easy on that in europe. tom: conrad adenauer would not want the lazy man's out. the lazyey get beyond man out? willem: they have to start spending on integrating new migrants in the ec

i'm willem marks and these are your headlines this monday morning. the critics get closer the british newspaper suggests even more conservatives mps have submitted letters of no confidence in prime minister theresa may as she begins a crucial day of brexit. >> these next seven days are going to be critical they are about the future of this country it's about people's jobs, it's about their livelihoods. >> the a pac future summit fails to deliver a declaration members are split over trade. >> we have great respect for president xi and great respect for china, but in the president's words, china's taken advantage of the united states for many, many years and those days are over. >> and the right call. shares in telecom italia rally on the news that there will be a new ceo. >>> just to bring you some market developments over the last half an hour or so, shares in renault have hit the newest low after they say carlos ghosn will be arrested there's been a potential violation of the financial exchange act we await comment on the report let's check in on th

>> reporter: yes, willem dafoe. but he's still taking roles like this one, in "the life and death of marina abramovich." he picks his projects based on whether he feels challenged. the production was directed by his wife, italian actress and filmmaker jada colagrande. they live in rome and new york. dafoe's son jack from a previous relationship is a lawyer. spend any time at all with willem dafoe and you understand that he likes to disappear into his roles and his life. >> i like hollywood fine. but i don't live there. >> and that's because? >> that's because i love new york. i like being in california when i'm there because i'm usually working and i see friends and the weather's nice and all that. but i feel like i die a little. because i like the streets. i like being out. you know, it's pretty heavy being an actor in los angeles because you're always reminded of yourself. where here it's much easier to get lost. >> please welcome willem dafoe. >> reporter: so for this consummate shape shifter to emerge and play t

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back to willem and joumanna. make sure willem doesn't have one of those beers hiding under the desk >> i wouldn't put it past him. thank you for that i'm struggling to pronounce the name of that company hijos de rivera. >> perfect >> i got it in the end >> let's look at how european markets are look on this final trading day of the week. cac 40 trading in the green. everything else is tipped to red. even dax is trading below the flat line. ftse 100 is the laggard down 0.6% let's also take a look at yields we've seen a big bounce in fixed income this week we have ten-year germany trading at about 40 basis points 10 basis points lower than the ecb meeting. ten-year u.s. back down to 2.92. never broke through the 3% mark. ten-year italy is back through 2.60, trading at 2.58. continuing to get love u.s. futures, today is a big day on the trade side. we can see the dow is seen opening up about 100 points lower. triple digit losses expected there. s&p slightly in the green. >> that's it for today's show from us. i'm wi

it's not just about the trump/kim summit, willem. >> that's it for today i'm willem marx. >> i'm joanna versace. orwiatinor wchg. "wldde exchange" is coming up next. >>> i'm contessa brewer. it's 5:00 a.m. in the united states and 5:00 p.m. in singapore. we're hours live with president trump going face to face with north korea's kim jong-un. it's an historic first-time meeting between the leaders of these two nations and expecting to hear from the secretary of state at any moment. we'll head there straight live on monday, june 11th, 2018 "worldwide exchange" begins right now. >>> an

she has allowed willem bauder to attend -- willem buiter to attend as well. we are thrilled with what is going on in trade. we will talk about that later as well. in the transfer of the writing that you people do for michael center to me, the tendency is 3.4% global gdp. let me begin with a guy who wrote the last note, is that a global recession? willem: by no means. this is pretty robust global growth. the center projection is definitely not for recession, it's the risk around it, slightly more on the downside then they were a few months ago. tom: what is your geographic tendency to focus on? you are going to generate a new global outlook, is there a certain geography dr. mann is looking at? catherine: i am looking at deploying a more micro data analysis approach. tom: you are bringing paris to new york? catherine: i did bring some croissants and it is difficult to make that move. approachesata understand -- in order to get a picture of what is happening at the macro level and citi has a great wealth of macro data and i think we will be able to get a picture

willem: thank you for having me. alix: what is the risk of that boj does that, how does it filter through? willem: if they would, it would surprise me, if they did. anything material on the yield curve, it would likely lead to a , ofificant strengthening the yen, which would not be good for japan. so that is i believe that they would do anything. they are uncomfortable with the juncker going that high over the there arears, but still below the expectation this point, to pull the plug at this point on expansionary policy, would be an admission that they cannot do anything, so they might as well minimize the effect on the banking sector. clearly come of a young curve is hurting profitability, but it is not the same as hurting financial stability. >> i have a chart here that actually shows the yield curve -- the 10 year jgb, and how it shut out of here, on reports to your point, that the bank of japan may be getting concerned about the pressure on financials institutions. this has been going on for some time, it is not

willem is covering this story for us we've been tracking every public brawl that's been happening for weeks now. what is the latest >> we have about 40 minutes until the deputy chairman of telecom italia will open this up and then we'll have a chance for different shareholders to ask questions of telecom italia management in particular we'll have a period where those managers will respond to those questions led primarily by the chief executive. at that point shareholders will have to -- if they want to follow up, tell the room who they're voting for in terms of the slates from vivendi and elliott put forward, we'll have an answer in the next few hours as to who will be on this new board. the big challenge really for vivendi is proving that their appointed directors, the people recently resigned and many of whom are put forward today are the right people to direct the company as it goes forward they don't have many conflicts of interest which is what elliott has been saying about their roles on the board elliott put forward a set of candidates, many of them big figures in the world of

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i'm willem marx. these are some of your headlines this morning ubs sinks to the bottom of the european market as an equity trading comeback fails to cheer investors. the chief executive tells cnbc certain markets are challenging despite their earnings beat. >> client sentiment is more volatile there's much more selection in how you see the series of ipos we are well prepared. >> meanwhile, better margins boost philips helping them beat forecasts for the first quarter with sales close to 4 billion uros. >> we are becoming a digital company. we are focused on health kcare, improving the health of people we have made clear choices those are paying off at the same time, doesn't want to get ahead of ourselves. >> the spread between the german and u.s. 10-year yield bonts as long as it nears 3%. >>> sticking with the u.s., president trump tones down his initial enthusiasm for north korea supporting the nuclear program. he says only time will tell if the two countries can reach a deal >>> not been a very eas

>> reporter: yes, willem dafoe. eath of marina abramovich." he picks his projects based on whether he feels challenged. the production was directed by his wife, italian actress and filmmaker jada colagrande. they l dafoe's son jack from a previous relationship is a lawyer. spend any time at all with willem dafoe and you understand that he likes to disappear into his roles and his life. >> i like hollywood fine. but i dot t's because? >> that's because i love new york. like being in california when i'm there because i'm usuall the weather's nice and all that. but i feel like i die a little.. i like being out. you know, it's pretty heavy being an actor in los angeles where here it's much easier to get lost. please welcome willem dafoe. >> reporter: so for this consummate shape shifter to emerge and play the hollywood game in the run-up to the oscars speaks not so much to his ambition as it does to his generosity. i nominated. and i'm not blase about it at all. i'm very happy. and since the movie wasn't nominated i'm really proud to represent the

i wanted to make a movie where you, willem dafoe, were willem -- vincent van gogh. >> yes. i think the way the movie is shot and the way we approached it we wanted to find out what -- we tried to imagine what it would be like to be with his thoughts and be with him doing the things that he did. so we shot in the actual places helper -- he were. i was painting. the approach was not so much an interpretation as a desire to inhabit or imagine, have the audience be with him. it's a very subjective camera, and you're with him all the time. ? and that is absolutely clear throughout. as a viewer i really did feel that. tell me because it is remarkable how you were taught to paint by your painter director. >> he starts me out as you would think with very basic things, how to hold a brush, how to keep things in order, all those sorts of things, technique, craft things. but i think more significantly he really shifted how i see. he talked to me a lot about making marks and the accumulation marks and marks talking to each other to create a swirl that really expressed what you see. he

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i'm willem marx. these are your headlines dow futures point to triple digit losses as the brief relief rally looks to end after alphabet and amazon sink in extended trade. >>> rbs misses third quarter expectations as the bank books another 100 million pounds of impairments. >>> lafarge hholcim shares get lift on the top and bottom line the and raises its sales guidance. >>> and electrolux shares tumble to the lowest level in four years after slashing its demand outlook and blames the impact of u.s. tariffs >>> european markets have been trading for just over an hour. it's been an incredibly weak session. as you can see, a real sea of red this is after amazon and alphabet reported disappointed outlooks yesterday dragging those two stocks down. filtering through to asia where we saw losses across that region europe is proving to be quite a victim as well in addition to those factors, plenty of corporate earnings in europe the stoxx 600 is down about 1.2% today. let's look at the sectors and see how the

willem dafoe is also here to collect his honorary lifetime achievement award. what a career. maia: you may know him from such films as the spiderman films in the early 2000's are the last temptation of christ. his career spanned many films and types of roles. he is up for an oscar this year. let us take a look at his storied career. >> i got a videotape of the kids illegally entering the utility room. >> you're out of here. >> and his most recent movie, the florida project, willem dafoe plays motel manager, bobby. the performance could win him an oscar this year. it is his third oscar nomination . willem dafoe plays an actor who takes his role as vampire a bit too seriously. >> what is the matter of you? you will not damage this production. >> willem dafoe's biggest blockbuster success came in 2002, as scientists turned him to the green goblin in the movie "spiderman." >> you are useless, you. >> set him down, tough guy. >> defoe has proved more than once he is -- dafoe has proved more than once he is a master of many roles. >> what a career he has had. he is assured to get a

." >> and i'm willem marx these are your headlines. >>> european markets traded sharply lower, while u.s. points bound again as they close out their worst week in two years. >>> and driving off course, hits the skids after significant finds over the carmaker's cheating >>> jay y. lee is set free from jail shares of the tech giant trade higher >>> and german coalition talks continue past the sunday deadline as angela merkel conservativ conservatives and the spd fail to find common ground on the labor policy >>> okay let's bring you up to speed with the eurozone pmi numbers if i'm just trying to bring them up here. and i think -- oh, here we are, eurozone generally, final composite pmi number is a strong one on the face of it. 58.8, 58.6 was the flash number, so we've exceeded expectations on that one. the december final number was 58.1 so, this is a very strong number for the head line final composite. let's break this down. final services pmi coming in at 58 above the flash figure of 57.6 the december final figure was 56.6 the final composite price for pmi, 54.8. 54.6 was the flash,

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tonight -- willem dafoe. from "the alienist," actress dakota fanning. amazing cakes from flour shop owner amirah kassem. featuring the 8g band with brann dailor. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. president trump arrived in switzerland this morning for the world economic forum, and immediately converted his money into francs. [ laughter ] president trump tried to dispel rumors today, he has a strained relationship with british prime minister theresa may. and said they are on the same wavelength. added trump, if it wasn't for the language barrier, we'd be best friends. [ laughter ] according to a new poll, 29% of people believe president trump is a good role model for children. what? was it multiple choice? [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] that's right. according to a new poll, 29% of people believe president trump is a good role model for children. "that's a

. >> let's get out to willem in brussels now it's down to whether washington carves out exemptions for its allies in the eu, a lot will come to the meeting over the weekend with mr. lighthizer and his counterparts in europe >> they will be meeting here tomorrow morning in brussels getting more updates from cecilia malmstrom, the european commissioner on trade. she's talking to my right inside the building here at the brussels forum she's saying one concern they have is the europeans will need longer than the u.s. might to try and kick start any retaliatory tariffs. the u.s. will take 15 days, the european union may take up to three months she thinks this move is deeply unjustified. to give you an update on what she said in terms of the concerns about steel itself, let's have a little listen to what she said about the overcapacity in the steel sector >> we share the concern of overcapacity in the steel sector this is not the right way to deal with it it's not the right way to exclude europe in that we're friends, we're allies. we work together we cannot be a threat to national security

willem dafoe will receive a golden bear for lifetime achievement the festival is presenting a selection of his best movies including the one thousand nine hundred eighty five classic to live and die in l.a. in which he plays counterfeiters mastiffs. and shadow of the vampire a fictitious account of the shooting at a classic sign of the start line with willem dafoe in vampire mode. calling for the festival opens with wes anderson's animated isle of dogs due to a dangerous dog flu the canine population is rounded up and banished to a trash island tare is a young boy whose path has been seized and he goes to the island in search of his beloved spot. and i'm joined now by its caustic the first director i love dog first ever and the imation to open the first of all of the difficult decision how did that come about. no it was not a difficult decision it's definitely not a difficult decision to open up a festival with wes anderson film and this is a very specific base and as in film and the main cast and the main stars are dogs and i have to say the docs teaches a lot of fun but also a serious

willem: yes. i think we stay in the 2.5% range year on year, which means there is no dramatic pickup. with unemployment entering into the three plus region, we are going to see upward pressure on wage growth and even somewhat less on u.s. labor cost growth, particularly picking up as the late stage of the cycle and more has taken place. show a chart. we are doing this to impress willem buiter how we do logs on surveillance. this is off of stan fischer's important speech. it is the fed funds target rate distorted because we are showing percentage change. the point is we are finally away from altered accommodative. aren't we? where a. is the fed begin to impinge normally -- where up here does the fed begin to impinge normally? -- the shortld say run at least 50 basis points. in the slightly longer run if you were to stay on the current with underlying recovery going on the way it is, it would be at least 100. tom: that's a lot of math. that's right here. so there are the two lines. on bloomberg radi

what's the likelihood of this indicative vote taking place, willem >> reporter: downing street about that proposal, jomana. theresa may will tell parliament that she does not see a second referendum as a good idea. a number of her cabinet members lining up over the weekend talking about how divisive it would be and something she's very keen to avoid. essentially they would allow members of parliament, specifically the house of parliament, to vote with their conscience to essentially say to the government, this is what we see as the best way forward. now those options would include essentially a second refr ren dem, they would include theresa may's deal they would include potentially a norway style arrangement with the e.u. and also potentially a no deal brexit where the u.k. would crash out of the european union without any kind of agreement. what they're looking to do if these votes took place would be to find where there is a governing majority for a way forward and that would in one way save number 10 downing street a great deal of time. the challenge for theresa may is if you pur

i'm willem marx. these are your headlines european equity markets follow the strong global lead with the stoxx 600 firmly in the green after a record breaking session on wall street. >>> european leaders deal a blow to uk prime minister theresa may. they reject her latest proposal and give her four weeks to salvage brexit talks >> if there is no agreement on a deal that is acceptable to the united kingdom, we're preparing for no deal. i believe we can get a good deal i believe there's a growing desire to sit down and ensure we can achieve a deal >>> deals on wheels. uber is reportedly in early talks to buy deliveroo for several billion. >>> and let the battle begin the auction for sky opens this afternoon with comcast going head to head with fox in a three-round process to decide the fate of the british broadcaster. >>> just to bring you some flash pmi numbers. the composite pmi is 54.2 against 54.4 that's slightly lower than last month's 54.5 services pmi has come in at 54.7, against a poll of 54.4 s

that's it for today's show i'm willem marx. >> i'm sri jegarajah thanks for watching. have a great weekend >>> apple's ceo tim cook speaking to cnbc after his company reported results those comments straight ahead. >>> stocks pointing to a lower open on wall street following yesterday's slide. dow futures down more than 200 points >>> and stepping down. the ceo of sony announcing his departure from the global giant. it's friday, february 2, 2018. "worldwide exchange" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning a warm welcome to "worldwide exchange" on

let's get to willem marx live in london with the latest dominic raab stepping down means what for prime minister theresa may? >> it means she's under a great deal more pressure in the last few moments another of her cabinet members has also just submitted her resignation after saying the deal you put before the cabinet yesterday does not honor the result of the referendum it doesn't meet the test you set out from the outside of your premiership. so you get a sense from that language how many challenges lie ahead for theresa may, both within her own party but also within the parliament behind me. in terms of her own party, if you have members of her cabinet, of her government resigning their position, that allows them to vote against her proposals. if you're a member of the government you're not allowed to vote against a proposal put p e forward by by tthe government these people resigning today, it means they now can vote in the parliament against theresa may's proposal once that comes up for vote, likely as soon as early december we've seen the pound plummeting on the back of some of t

willem following the political noises out of there. are you beginning to think that perhaps too much bearishness is priced in at this point? people are coming around to the view that rating agencies will be expected to downgrade the credit and therefore it may be a buying opportunity >> i think btb spreads are too wide, and there's scope for them to rally they're trading wide to brazil, the italian credit is. it's getting close to the level of greece. i think italy is better than th that what the market is pricing in is a risk of italian exit in the near-term. so italy exiting the euro. i don't think there's any appetite in italy for that so there's opportunities in italian credit and fixed incomeful. >> political leaders say they will not budge on the budget, yet they have made some concessions. do you assume that there will be further alterations to their spending and borrowing plans if we see this continued pressure from financial markets >> i think they will start sending more positive signals. what set the market off wasn't so muc

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let's get to willem marx in london with the latest willem, we got stuff going on here what is happening with the latest developments? >> all right so on wednesday we had a bruising five-hour cabinet meeting, yesterday the prime minister took three hours of critical questions from the house of commons from mps on all sides of the aisle this morning she's been taking listener questions on a british radio station. a lot of people concerned about this proposal. what she really has to worry about today is whether enough members of her own party submit letters of no confidence to a committee inside her own conservative party that could trigger a leadership challenge if that happens she says she will fight it. there's no guarantee she will win. it seems likely she has enough votes to maintain her leadership it's another example of the kinds of pressure this prime minister is facing >> so, willem, as we talk about these developments, we also got some reports now that a key member of this overall brexit ecosystem may not be looking to leave. tell us what you know about that >> yesterday the bomb

i'm willem marx. these are your headlines >>> italian stocks rally and bond yields fall as investors welcome the establishment of a coalition government. >>> european exporters rally as the block fights back against u.s. trade tariffs the eu says they will enact retaliatory measures >>> and mariano rajoy says he will not resign after socialist chief peter sanchez was put in power. >>> and deutsche bank says the bank's financial strength is beyond a doubt after the s&p cut its rating for deutsche's stock. if you look at our share price yesterday we are vulnerable for speculation. this is tough. sometimes this gets bumpy. by we have already quite a lot behind us, we know what we have in front of us we have a plan >>> some numbers out of italy. final gdp figures for the first quarter, it is as expected, 0.3. italy expecting a gdp of 1.4 for the year those new final q1 numbers at 0.3% this morning. also going to bring you more data on the eurozone manufacturing pmi data coming out at some point in the nex

willem marx is live in venice with what you need to watch. some familiar faces from renzi to berlusconi, willem. it wouldn >> you're right. matteo renzi has been falling in the polls, and berlusconi is actually banned from serving as prime minister, but that doesn't mean he won't be kingmaker his party, forza italia teamed up with a right wing group known as liga, formerly the right wing league they will not necessarily get a majority of votes to form a government, so the negotiations that follow have a lot of moving parts. another party here, 5 shg, the r movement looks like they will get the most number of votes as a single party they issued their list of potential cabinet ministers, trying to project confidence ahead of this vote on sunday either way there will be negotiations likely on monday. a lot of horse trading we won't have a clear picture of who ended up on top and who teamed up with two long term until the end of march back to you. >> i'm curious what your thoughts are and why the equity market seems to be brushing off this uncert

i'm willem marx. shares of atlantia shares drop sharply. >>> infrastructure strokes across europe are also hurt as the italian government warns it could renationalize motorways. >>> carlsberg beats on second quarter earnings and ups its full-year outlook on the back of strong beer sales across all major markets. >>> and henkel opens sharply lore after cutting its full-year outlook. rising raw material costs will weigh on earnings. >>> fresh information from the norwegian central bank, they will keep rates unchanged. there were no new signals expected after the meeting, but after a series of mixed numbers since the last meeting in june, this is not a surprise to many analysts foreinflati core inflation was out in july, and they expect rate hikes in september, but for now no fresh signals. >>> atlantia opened sharply lore dragging down the ftse mib they have hit back at the government after a threat from giuseppe conte to cancel concessions. the operator has been blamed for the collapse of a bridge in g

cnbc willem marx is in rome with the details. willem >> reporter: yeah, seema, that's right, this is not an unexpected result we saw in the polls last week indicating a hung parliament we've seen the five-star movement, the anti-establishment party formed back in 2009 has come out with 32% of the votes counted so far 30 counted out of 35 or 36 there's still a way to go before we get a final number. if we look at the center right coalition led by the party founded by berlusconi, the former prime minister and lega, rebranded, and they have come out with the party as 37% of the total vote that does not give them nearly enough for the majority and the party of the renzi and paolo gent gentiloni coming out with 27% of the vote what this means a lot of negotiations back room dealing, whatever you want to call it, when it forms in march and you the aegis of the italian president. not a lot of clarity, but we'll have final numbers later today to give a sense of how the parties fit together, but some form of agreement would have to be for

willem: this is extremely strange. we have a market which is selling off and more concern about earnings that analysts, not yet, and economists, certainly not. and businesst ism leaders, they are not negative. , so the market is relatively bearish, so difficult look -- difficult to see this. one thing we are struggling with is the oil price. we do think it will go up, but it is difficult to read. probably going up because we are somewhere in the marginal cost of production for a big part of the oil sector. also, probably oversold because people were long. -- theired to positions. related to the fear of the global economy. probably overdone, but an uncertainty we are facing. manus: those are the uncertainties, and how do you grow your business in an uncertain time? a little breaking news interrupting the flow. belmont.s to buy they expect the deal to be completed by the first half of 2019. they will pay $25 a share in cash for belmont. the presencerease in 46 luxury hotels. 46 luxuryns part of hotels, restaurants, train

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i'm willem marx. these are your headlines in london trade tensions hit european markets. >>> oil prices slip after beijing warns it could reduce u.s. energy imports. >>> angela merkel is poised for showdown talks with her sister csu party which says it intends to send a strong signal. >>> and cybg creates the sixth largest bank buying assets >>> welcome to the show this morning, everybody you can see on the board here that the european market is not off to a particularly strong start. the stock 600 is currently down 2/5 of 1% in terms of the specific sectors driving that number, you can see all four of the major equities here in europe all in the red. you've got the ftse 100 down 1%. xetra dax down 2%. the ftse mib is down 4/5 of 1% take a look at the sectors behind those numbers you can see the insurance sector and telephones down. the bank sector down 1/10 of 1%. oil and gas is also down a lot to watch a they're performing too well in europe so far. relationships are hard one minute you're cozying u

i'm willem marx in london. the tech wreck spreads to europe with the sector at its lowest level in almost two years after a "wall street journal" report that apple has cut production orders for its newest iphone models. >>> renault shows drive lower for a second day after bruno lemaire says carlos ghosn is not fit to lead the carmaker amid allegations of personal misconduct. >>> and deutsche bank shares slump to a fresh record low after the german lender once more acknowledges its role as a correspondent bank for scandal-hit gdansk >>> and theresa may promises to pursue her brexit deal as the dup votes against a series of budget measures and warns the prime minister to stick to her side of the bargain. >>> good morning it's been a negative start to the day for european equity markets. the stoxx 600 is down more than 0.4% if we examine some of the underlying markets, those four are trading in the red the ftse 100 down more than a half percent the dax down 1.25% in paris, the cac 40 trading almost 1% lower. in it