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Relief rally over Trump comments boosts Hong Kong shares
"I think it's quite noticeable what do that today the hang sang is actually up because of course president Donald Trump on Friday stop short of imposing more severe economic sanctions against China and Hong Kong give a calling it a relief rally and I guess it is because although there is that sign them over to the special relationship that Hong Kong has in terms of trade with the U. S. may be coming to an end the specific sanctions were bad and people had expected they would be and maybe people have simply worked out that this is not necessarily going to explode in the way they had thought it would although one has to say the signs are good at same time if you want to take barometer of things the PMR eyes out of China Asia wanted to try to specifically here fairly mixed picture but not perhaps as gloomy as some expected no certainty recovering
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KCBS Radio Morning News
What is the coronavirus now blamed for multiple deaths in China?
"Update at least eighteen deaths in China are now blamed on the coronavirus outbreak one has been added the first outside the central province where it originated microbiologist Martin Blaser question is how contagious is it I don't think we know the answer to that yes it could be a little or a lot we're not sure the state department surging increased caution for Americans traveling in China Asia correspondent rainy Inocencio screening is going up across Asia and in many airports around the world from for example Los Angeles and New York to as far as Moscow in Lagos Nigeria people are on alert in Washington state Dr Chris spitters is among those trying to track the movements of the man who has the only case in the United States as of now there are at least sixteen identified close contacts local health departments started reaching out to them and continue to do so CBS news update I'm Steve K.
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Digital Business Models
"china asia" Discussed on Digital Business Models
"High at one for police station. We We'd ask Jeff we had a speaker on China and Asia that grants visas professor at Beijing University and older older of a great book which is really a quick greeting driven understanding about China which is called the one hour channel Hannibal so thank you Jimmy disquisition Jeffrey now pleasure to be here. Thank you so let's start from urology actually actually get you know to study the Chinese Market Economy Ellison your story I just a sort of international international business guy doing a lot of deal stuff's out of the Middle East and slowly started doing more with Asia this is good fifteen eighteen years ago and I was sort of half in the developing world in half in the US and it was pretty clear that Asia was the place to be early early on and China and Asia was just going to be a huge story so I was kind of on the ground is pretty obvious what's going to happen so I started focusing more and more on China Asia and I've been doing that ever since I still keep about half my time in China half my time in the US which is just an endless opportunity 'cause there's always new stuff to do and it's also pretty enjoyable lights so that's kind of where I settled days one foot in China one foot in the US which is gets more and more more interesting every single year absolutely of course suitable also to see all the things and the differences and similarities between Howelsen Woodson the the landscaper right now that the most interesting backup tech companies probably messy before for for a few years and I guess your good spectator and also protagonist of these which is interesting so and then in the book you actually mentioned seeks Mega trends that shape than actually are s shaping China in the Chinese economy. I am looked at those make sense. Can you give us just a short as an option about Those ones will be this is a CO author author. Jonathan Mackenzie we know China's confusing and there's a lot going on. It's a big place very complicated and what we did is we sorta pointed. Look at least major economic trends happening that our long-term these. Are you know thirty forty year trends if you if you I can understand those a lot of the chaos becomes a lot more understandable and so the trends. We started to look at where things that were driving. The revenue are the cost structures of companies and out of that we we identified sort of six number one. We is urban as ation just the fact that in China reopened to the world nineteen eighty about eighty percent of the population west farms and twenty percent in this city which is usually pretty much the inverse of most developed countries I so there's just been a steady movement of people into cities which is still happening today. That creates a lot of economic drives. We also like to things like manufacturing manufacturing scale just a lot of money capital rising Chinese consumers which is something that's really become important in the last five to ten years. I digital China and then what we call brainpower behemoths which is just there's there's more and more people with advanced degrees. China's not liking us to be in nineteen ninety minutes engineers and PhD's and artists and a lot of advanced skills now so we kind of looked at those six EXC trends and that that's held up pretty well over time. This little model used a lot of most of the major companies. You see are writing one or two of those trends so so far it's held up. Its minimum four to five years so we'll see but I think it's pretty solid most of those. Things are going on for at least another decade gate if not longer and then we'll say interesting. What time do you think it will be really going on a steeler in the in in the next I mean of course the Sikhs Mega as you said that we would be going on or thirty four thirty forty years but some of them really started the banking the against inspecting the eighties so those spence that you see losing momentum and which ones are the ones that I really any moment I can get. You know it'd be nice to from your side perspective random in the ones that were easier to predict where urbanization manufacturing shrink capital just a lot of money because it's just been steadily narrowing. I mean it's literally a linear line. Just dry nineteen eighty two today and it's just a stray raid law. The ones were little more unpredictable. Were rising Chinese consumers which you know they were not really an economic factor ten years years ago. People didn't talk about Chinese consumers ten years ago. They weren't buying much even know they had income and savings well. That's changed dramatically in the last five to ten years now. It's the world's largest market for audio for gaming offline gaming cinema movies and one industry after the next day become the largest argest marketplace or in the top two so that one's sort of a late bloomer and then digital China which is one of our six is the most unpredictable acas crazy stuff happens all the time most of the China. The digital consumer stories really about consumers. I'm sure most of the digital China's story is mostly about consumers honors. that's where things are really happening. Fast Alibaba ten send social media all that that's a lot of China who turn out are almost almost entirely digital creatures. You know you can't talk about Chinese consumers without talking digital anymore. Everything happens on a smartphone. That's probably the most awesome predictable one but it's moving quick now each missing and you said at the beginning knitting these bedding posted to stress out because a steeler for many people. China is blocked by the very complex set county which is a male of many classes as you. I liking the in the book but did the digital megatrend like Internet Essa changed in China lagged in terms of society consumers would seeing now consumers is his main. Everyone knows a lot of them. That's not a big surprise. Everybody knows that they're rising in their wells. I think the part that gets under appreciated is how complicated they are. China's is arguably the world's most complicated consumer market now it is just you can look at thirty million. Chinese consumers live in caves. You can find Chinese consumers in the far west. Were you got several hundred million of them. That looked like a different country. You go to downtown Beijing. You get more billionaires in Beijing in New York City so there's a huge fragmentation and complexity to them. and it's just getting more so because you know there's a lot of them so we get a lot of anything you're. GonNa they get a lot of complexity and to you still get this big spread between very very developed market behavior like Beijing and Shanghai and you know okay that's out in the field and in the mountains and so you know it's just this hugely complicated subject in the only way you can really understand and Chinese consumers at this point. Is You have to go small. You have to study micro populations Chinese moms sports enthusiasts inland consumers DADS. You have to break it up that way and you find out people are very different YEP. He in Buca Luke Action Yields Twilight one point which I found very interesting in Sao actually people consume the consumption of the Internet sites okay to be more intense or for for Chinese especially young people compared to two west Westerners and is it something that it's still valid today. I mean they still like more time spent on the Internet on digital devices compared to the West Yeah basically I mean everyone knew that was going to be a lot of people with smartphones mark bones in China. That was pretty predictable. Seeing the same thing in India Indonesia places like that. I think what surprised people was how enthusiastic they are they just doc things faster than other countries APP mobile apps off like crazy and they they spend more time online than other consumers in other countries. They contribute more they post more. They add content more so just turns out they. Are you know some of the world's most enthusiastic netizens are Chinese. You know that wasn't necessarily predictable but it's true the other thing to keep even mind. Is You know there's a difference between regular consumers who go down to the supermarket by apples and online consumers because the online consumers effectively operate like network you know it's not just one person that person's sharing with another person sharing their interconnected and if you have three hundred million Americans or three hundred fifty million Americans. There's a certain number of connections. You'll get between them. When you have a billion Chinese consumers. It's actually exponentially financially larger so digital. China effectively operates like a network and it's very rapid very vibrant so so that part is sort of showing itself when you see a new aspect off in China. It goes for nothing to a hundred million users in two months three months now. We don't see that anywhere else that I've seen right and I thought it was interesting to see. Nowadays is a bit of a bads in the marketing world because they said these schools that the talk which they claim to be combated in like in social media space by finding because they sort of in some cases compare the metrics the users acquisition of blood from Lake that we the we we waste about a dozen the make in some ways. It's much sense because as you said I mean it's very eat steady easy to the up went up Atlanta actually they they might get Eddie began than median us so I think it very important to the seldom understanding of China and when he just something he's also that in China that he said that the phenomenon of a super APPs which is something that we didn't yet I guess seeing though in the in the West which makes me think that of course intend as technology China's evolved by looking at you know how Western companies any state companies work actual of the since it was more a I think a couple of years ago looking more in depth at the by do business business model but what I found interest with that right now recently they company like by do is not just a coping a something like a company that Google but actually innovating each way so it's waiting its own innovations as many things actually will will doesn't ever as well as always interesting to see these scandal. I mean what we'll do. They will you see on that standpoint. How does that look like right now. In China China obviously from the West and use any of combining the yeah I mean it's most people in I'd say the United States they got on the Internet by PC. You sit at home. You have your laptop your desktop. They discovered g mail than a couple years. Slater discovered youtube and they slowly adapted various tools over time that didn't happen in China. People basically joined around two thousand nine in two thousand ten only on their smartphones mostly. There were some users before that was very small and they got all these tools at once you know they went from nothing thing to. I've got a smartphone. I can do messaging. I do online video like drawing gaming so they kind of jumped in the deep end of the pool and they've only know the Internet on smartphones and the difference between a smartphone in a P. C. Is One you you work at home your office and then you leave the other one you carry with you all day long so they carry these around all day they message they take photos they watch videos all of that and one of the things that it was different early on people don't use email you send an email to someone in China. You better wait a week. 'cause permanent going to check their email. It was all about messaging so it started out with messaging with Q in that led to we chat and then from there they added payment which Allie pay in and we chat wallet and once you had messaging in and we chat take mobile payments set up that enabled you know e commerce to happen on your your phone anywhere you happen to be during your day that was the basis of the Super App and it turns out people just live on their smartphones. It becomes sort of the operating operating system for your life but we didn't see any of those three steps in the US you know people weren't living on WHATSAPP as much. Although they kind of are now they were using email they didn't adopt mobile payments because they were using credit cards which worked fine not awesome but they were functional and then e commerce..
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Inside Digital China With Jeffrey Towson
"High at one for police station. We We'd ask Jeff we had a speaker on China and Asia that grants visas professor at Beijing University and older older of a great book which is really a quick greeting driven understanding about China which is called the one hour channel Hannibal so thank you Jimmy disquisition Jeffrey now pleasure to be here. Thank you so let's start from urology actually actually get you know to study the Chinese Market Economy Ellison your story I just a sort of international international business guy doing a lot of deal stuff's out of the Middle East and slowly started doing more with Asia this is good fifteen eighteen years ago and I was sort of half in the developing world in half in the US and it was pretty clear that Asia was the place to be early early on and China and Asia was just going to be a huge story so I was kind of on the ground is pretty obvious what's going to happen so I started focusing more and more on China Asia and I've been doing that ever since I still keep about half my time in China half my time in the US which is just an endless opportunity 'cause there's always new stuff to do and it's also pretty enjoyable lights so that's kind of where I settled days one foot in China one foot in the US which is gets more and more more interesting every single year absolutely of course suitable also to see all the things and the differences and similarities between Howelsen Woodson the the landscaper right now that the most interesting backup tech companies probably messy before for for a few years and I guess your good spectator and also protagonist of these which is interesting so and then in the book you actually mentioned seeks Mega trends that shape than actually are s shaping China in the Chinese economy. I am looked at those make sense. Can you give us just a short as an option about Those ones will be this is a CO author author. Jonathan Mackenzie we know China's confusing and there's a lot going on. It's a big place very complicated and what we did is we sorta pointed. Look at least major economic trends happening that our long-term these. Are you know thirty forty year trends if you if you I can understand those a lot of the chaos becomes a lot more understandable and so the trends. We started to look at where things that were driving. The revenue are the cost structures of companies and out of that we we identified sort of six number one. We is urban as ation just the fact that in China reopened to the world nineteen eighty about eighty percent of the population west farms and twenty percent in this city which is usually pretty much the inverse of most developed countries I so there's just been a steady movement of people into cities which is still happening today. That creates a lot of economic drives. We also like to things like manufacturing manufacturing scale just a lot of money capital rising Chinese consumers which is something that's really become important in the last five to ten years. I digital China and then what we call brainpower behemoths which is just there's there's more and more people with advanced degrees. China's not liking us to be in nineteen ninety minutes engineers and PhD's and artists and a lot of advanced skills now so we kind of looked at those six EXC trends and that that's held up pretty well over time. This little model used a lot of most of the major companies. You see are writing one or two of those trends so so far it's held up. Its minimum four to five years so we'll see but I think it's pretty solid most of those. Things are going on for at least another decade gate if not longer and then we'll say interesting. What time do you think it will be really going on a steeler in the in in the next I mean of course the Sikhs Mega as you said that we would be going on or thirty four thirty forty years but some of them really started the banking the against inspecting the eighties so those spence that you see losing momentum and which ones are the ones that I really any moment I can get. You know it'd be nice to from your side perspective random in the ones that were easier to predict where urbanization manufacturing shrink capital just a lot of money because it's just been steadily narrowing. I mean it's literally a linear line. Just dry nineteen eighty two today and it's just a stray raid law. The ones were little more unpredictable. Were rising Chinese consumers which you know they were not really an economic factor ten years years ago. People didn't talk about Chinese consumers ten years ago. They weren't buying much even know they had income and savings well. That's changed dramatically in the last five to ten years now. It's the world's largest market for audio for gaming offline gaming cinema movies and one industry after the next day become the largest argest marketplace or in the top two so that one's sort of a late bloomer and then digital China which is one of our six is the most unpredictable acas crazy stuff happens all the time most of the China. The digital consumer stories really about consumers. I'm sure most of the digital China's story is mostly about consumers honors. that's where things are really happening. Fast Alibaba ten send social media all that that's a lot of China who turn out are almost almost entirely digital creatures. You know you can't talk about Chinese consumers without talking digital anymore. Everything happens on a smartphone. That's probably the most awesome predictable one but it's moving quick now each missing and you said at the beginning knitting these bedding posted to stress out because a steeler for many people. China is blocked by the very complex set county which is a male of many classes as you. I liking the in the book but did the digital megatrend like Internet Essa changed in China lagged in terms of society consumers would seeing now consumers is his main. Everyone knows a lot of them. That's not a big surprise. Everybody knows that they're rising in their wells. I think the part that gets under appreciated is how complicated they are. China's is arguably the world's most complicated consumer market now it is just you can look at thirty million. Chinese consumers live in caves. You can find Chinese consumers in the far west. Were you got several hundred million of them. That looked like a different country. You go to downtown Beijing. You get more billionaires in Beijing in New York City so there's a huge fragmentation and complexity to them. and it's just getting more so because you know there's a lot of them so we get a lot of anything you're. GonNa they get a lot of complexity and to you still get this big spread between very very developed market behavior like Beijing and Shanghai and you know okay that's out in the field and in the mountains and so you know it's just this hugely complicated subject in the only way you can really understand and Chinese consumers at this point. Is You have to go small. You have to study micro populations Chinese moms sports enthusiasts inland consumers DADS. You have to break it up that way and you find out people are very different YEP. He in Buca Luke Action Yields Twilight one point which I found very interesting in Sao actually people consume the consumption of the Internet sites okay to be more intense or for for Chinese especially young people compared to two west Westerners and is it something that it's still valid today. I mean they still like more time spent on the Internet on digital devices compared to the West Yeah basically I mean everyone knew that was going to be a lot of people with smartphones mark bones in China. That was pretty predictable. Seeing the same thing in India Indonesia places like that. I think what surprised people was how enthusiastic they are they just doc things faster than other countries APP mobile apps off like crazy and they they spend more time online than other consumers in other countries. They contribute more they post more. They add content more so just turns out they. Are you know some of the world's most enthusiastic netizens are Chinese. You know that wasn't necessarily predictable but it's true the other thing to keep even mind. Is You know there's a difference between regular consumers who go down to the supermarket by apples and online consumers because the online consumers effectively operate like network you know it's not just one person that person's sharing with another person sharing their interconnected and if you have three hundred million Americans or three hundred fifty million Americans. There's a certain number of connections. You'll get between them. When you have a billion Chinese consumers. It's actually exponentially financially larger so digital. China effectively operates like a network and it's very rapid very vibrant so so that part is sort of showing itself when you see a new aspect off in China. It goes for nothing to a hundred million users in two months three months now. We don't see that anywhere else that I've seen right and I thought it was interesting to see. Nowadays is a bit of a bads in the marketing world because they said these schools that the talk which they claim to be combated in like in social media space by finding because they sort of in some cases compare the metrics the users acquisition of blood from Lake that we the we we waste about a dozen the make in some ways. It's much sense because as you said I mean it's very eat steady easy to the up went up Atlanta actually they they might get Eddie began than median us so I think it very important to the seldom understanding of China and when he just something he's also that in China that he said that the phenomenon of a super APPs which is something that we didn't yet I guess seeing though in the in the West which makes me think that of course intend as technology China's evolved by looking at you know how Western companies any state companies work actual of the since it was more a I think a couple of years ago looking more in depth at the by do business business model but what I found interest with that right now recently they company like by do is not just a coping a something like a company that Google but actually innovating each way so it's waiting its own innovations as many things actually will will doesn't ever as well as always interesting to see these scandal. I mean what we'll do. They will you see on that standpoint. How does that look like right now. In China China obviously from the West and use any of combining the yeah I mean it's most people in I'd say the United States they got on the Internet by PC. You sit at home. You have your laptop your desktop. They discovered g mail than a couple years. Slater discovered youtube and they slowly adapted various tools over time that didn't happen in China. People basically joined around two thousand nine in two thousand ten only on their smartphones mostly. There were some users before that was very small and they got all these tools at once you know they went from nothing thing to. I've got a smartphone. I can do messaging. I do online video like drawing gaming so they kind of jumped in the deep end of the pool and they've only know the Internet on smartphones and the difference between a smartphone in a P. C. Is One you you work at home your office and then you leave the other one you carry with you all day long so they carry these around all day they message they take photos they watch videos all of that and one of the things that it was different early on people don't use email you send an email to someone in China. You better wait a week. 'cause permanent going to check their email. It was all about messaging so it started out with messaging with Q in that led to we chat and then from there they added payment which Allie pay in and we chat wallet and once you had messaging in and we chat take mobile payments set up that enabled you know e commerce to happen on your your phone anywhere you happen to be during your day that was the basis of the Super App and it turns out people just live on their smartphones. It becomes sort of the operating operating system for your life but we didn't see any of those three steps in the US you know people weren't living on WHATSAPP as much. Although they kind of are now they were using email they didn't adopt mobile payments because they were using credit cards which worked fine not awesome but they were functional
NutriMedical Report
"china asia" Discussed on NutriMedical Report
"Destruction of the biosphere and by the way there's there's changes occurring that are parallel which is pushing the globalist to be trying to get in now and their agenda agreed in dirty agenda which the population reduction return to the pre industrial age seventeen fifty two can't even support the world population. We have the globalist pushing example wanting to get rid of meat to less last week they actually she declared they wanna get rid of all ruminating animals and even bulletin narrow the <hes> brazilian new prime minister declared the people should have a bamboo second day because it producer meat intake. I mean you're gonna save the planet by having less bowel movements. I mean people need to get a life. You're don't they do it is almost humorous whereas it's so stupid just like <hes>. It's like bad humor. We've been watching refusers. One called corner gas canadian comedy up in scotch juan and i it's so it's so dense it's not really funny and you see this is like the actions of a lot of these politicians just looking at the gas of biden and some of these people running running for twenty two thousand for the democrats. Some of the statements are not eating intellectually negative. There's like it's like it makes you almost weep for them. They go my gosh. Did they. Actually say that or are they part of the human race. You may show almost cried doesn't it when you hear the comments even stevens by trump any counter type people with insist on on twitter term. Don't talk to nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. Just do you have to win the election. Fix mizzle events get trade under control control the communist chinese because i think internally com china's read burst a lot of people. They're not just a weaker western china asia. There'd be millions of them being put into into reeducation camps but right across china they wanna revolution. I mean a lot of them are coming to the west and get educated nickelback china horrendous. You have to wear helmets. It's actually monitor your thought patterns when you're on the production line in china now that's they don't like the idea that there's this an autonomous republic of eight million plus people in hong kong with a massive business says contracts all over the world that aggravates the heck out of the chinese and the russians they don't want an independent ukraine where used to make the the the disarm at the most advanced it was called the devil weapon of the largest nuclear weapon in history hundred megatons no no they want them all back in the sphere of the soviet union don't they and the only way they can do it as if they destroy america the only way the putin's going to get his empire back as if he nukes america period exactly at this. Do they know now. <hes> tentatively picked day like september twelve which falls on thursday in september. I just feel about the middle of september. We have to have a confirmation because i have a feeling the window is closing on this china's raid. You something i'm serious against <hes> hong kong. The taiwanese are actually standing lockstep with the chinese. We have both parties republicans and democrats talking trump to be more tough with china but and he's delayed the tariffs till mid december so people can buy their toys in their clothes and so on for christmas because we have a tariff war with china going on the stockbrokerage teetering..
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BTV Simulcast
China, Asia Pacific And Robert Light Heiser discussed on BTV Simulcast
"Asia Pacific stock to rise amid optimism over treetops Robert light Heiser and his team are said to be going to China on Monday for face to face
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China, Asia And Sixty Percent discussed on Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe
"Today China's economy as he set a slow to its weakest pace in any three decades GT pre grew just six point two percent in the second quarter I chief Asia economics correspondent and a current explains the slowdown underlines the pressure policy makers are facing as they attempt to negotiate a deal with the U. S. the take away is that Asia which accounts for more than sixty percent of global economic growth is under pressure on the China is itself is honest impression there's no sign yet that the broader economy has
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FT Alphachat
"china asia" Discussed on FT Alphachat
"So the damage coming from balkanisation. Sean, is not just the world split the US in China, but everybody in between we'll have to take one side or the other for a while they're going to try to straddle, but gradually over time if it's full-scale war like during the Cold War, you cannot strout either your one side or the other side, and during the Cold War was easy, because, you know, so union was decline economic and demographic power, and there was almost no trade between u s and Soviet Union. So there were sanctions did not disrupt anything in global trade and finance, now we're fully integrated you as China Asia Europe, in this global economy and to these integrate and to globalize and to balkanize is gonna be a Royal mass, there's going to cause a US and global recession the short-run in some ways, it's probably even more complicated. Brexit, much more complicated and Brexit exit. I mean I don't want to love because it's, it's quite a frightening scenario, but yet Brexit, to the power of ten because Brexit design small open economy, trying to disengage from Europe and they're gonna maintain even in hard Brexit. Some trade financial and other links, and maybe there is going to be a soft Brexit. But this is this is Brexit to the power of time before we get to Brexit did want to ask you about that in the in the China context. Do you think Hong Kong, then would obviously have no choice, but San line. I mean, is obviously Chinese, but the protests show that there is a certain level of hostility and outreach to the west still. So we'll Hong Kong be be vulnerable and given its importance in the in the international sort of financial system. Where does that leave China especially, and I would also ask, you know, we've talked about the vulnerability of the western central banks. But what's, what's. The PBOC. I mean in a trade war, if it does Skilley China to will be forced to kind of stimulate its own economy. I would imagine, so. What's the kind of, you know, the debt levels, there are at relatively high levels, so it's not coming from a total position of strength on Kong. You know, when there was the agreement for them over the women was, you know, until twenty forty seven yeah. The one country and two systems and China with respect the political freedoms of, on Kong and sewn..
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WAFS Biz 1190
"china asia" Discussed on WAFS Biz 1190
"Quick piece of clarity for you. The appointment to the board at UBS William Dudley. Formerly of the New York fed not Bob Dudley as is clinically known in the markets. Let's talk about the Novo escaping a watchful eye on trade negotiations between the US and China the companies for twenty nine thousand nine remains cautious amid the tensions and the CFO says the global supply chain will help vote react quickly to any important changes. The US and China the two biggest economy, the, well, obviously, we believe that. A satisfactory solution will be for the better of the well. And I think the most customers as whereas customers how exposed are you to the trade tariffs that could disrupt the supply chain in the global electronics market where we are a global company. I think if you really look at our business we actually been evenly spread around the four major regions American region, China Asia-Pacific, I think that we probably as well as at the same time. We also have a. I think from a supply chain perspective, we have probably maybe fifty fifty some of those in house some of those. Well, this may be able to move much faster. I think Kato to wherever changes as a result of the he goes Asian countries. More than half of your revenue comes from either North America or China Chinese economy slows.
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"Are seeing a pretty good gain for the first trading day of the week Annabel Asian stocks towards a two month high. You do have witnessed coming through in. India also in Japan on that stronger yen strata out of action today for the ustralia day public holiday. But there is this speculation that we are going to see yet. More stimulus in the Thames around thirty seven billion dollars of Bank lending that has helped lift Chinese stocks some very solid buying coming through in the Philippines, today and Taiwan's tie. Expec about that ten thousand point level for the first time since early December as we say chipmakers once again have a good session. We've been tracking the movement in iron ore here in Singapore. Now up by other five percent. There has been a dam disaster at valet in Brazil, that's pushing the price of that commodity high and having a look at WTI crude a little bit of a switch out there down by around nine tenths of one percent. But of certainly a very solid start to the trading waking what is incredibly busy week, not just the fed. But of course. Those US China trade talks in a number of big name companies in the US coming through earnings as well Yousef. Let's talk about some individuals stock says the entertainment caught my eye the best performers today. What's driving that move? Yes. The entertainment, I know use of here a fan of this stock it is behind a number of Hindi films and TV show, and it is actually the front runner on the Mra today up by over ten percent in the Indian fishing. That's after the company announced that creditors. Have agreed not to invite default. There were also saying a lot of wind coming through in Korean stocks today. And I wanted to highlight candy Moebius, which is up by other five percent in Seoul upgraded to hold it bay with a price target of two hundred and thirty thousand one and just quickly to the downside. They are a few Indian stocks coming under pressure. Which is why you're seeing the overall sensex and nifty in the red. And one of those is Danni ports falling the most on record. It's full and fourteen percent. Over the past years has certainly underperforming. What you've seen in the benchmark index in India menace. Juliette? Thank you very much with the latest on the markets night. Another one oil. It's alternates gains around fifty three dollars a barrel after America's rig kind rose for the first time this year standoff between the US and Venezuela that has eased for nice spoke exclusively to the O Rena with his view on the oil market. It is demand girls. But everybody has a major concern. How much of the democracy would kick in? If you see what Germany has announced with their GDP roles, very dramatic reduction from one point eight to one percent point major concerns about China. I think the demand is under question, Mark. And that's the major concerns in the markets. I think trading markets are more looking on the demand side than on the supply side in these days. But the our price anyhow has stabilized because the supply side is getting a little bit weak, given the fact that Venezuela's now a little bit weaker, maybe, and we all are waiting for the compliance of OPEC, and especially what is a competition from Iran. I'm you covered a great deal there. Let's just a few died that we put in a floor. Do you think do you think we've put in a floor sixty dollars on the oil price? Well, we haven't. Decided yet what the floor price is going to be. But from my point of view, how icy the markets in two thousand nine hundred nineteen I think we will have a window between sixty and seventy and in terms of the UK, plus d do you think that they've done enough are you satisfied with what you hear? We follow this morning talking about the oil market has hit a soft. Patch? Well, I think we I have to see the compliance and how the market is reacting. Everybody is now really observing is focusing on the stocks build up and after a certain period of time. I think we have to wait two or three months to really get a good picture. Whether it's needed for any further just moments, by the way, that's awesome. When the next OPEC meeting scheduled in Vienna movie. They're receiving hospitality. I'm sure can I ask you more worried about the Chinese demand side than you are by the European demand side Europe is under pressure at least in a recession Germany's under pressure, which worries you more Europe or China Asia's running the show when we look into the demand girls and oil. Yeah. Asia is really coming up with the right music. So therefore, we have to look into the numbers in Asia, especially China, and it's three worrying me that people are thinking six percent gross is really a small number in Europe. We haven't seen that for decades. It concerns all of us when we're talking about only six percents GDP girls in China. There is a healthy girls. But we are talking about how much additional oil. The.
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"Don't have Intel on our list, they're not responsible, but they kinda broke ranks with the rest of the chip makers. With a an up beat string of earnings. So. Well, we'll see how that goes. They posted. A revenue miss pretty significant shares down at least right now and the free market open about six percent. So there's been a string of upbeat earnings. Well, they broke that Intel is that going to impact. What is what is going on with the chip makers in general? I don't think so chip makers have been holding their own. We'll see what happens. Western Digital on the opposite side. I bring that up because a lot of you own Western Digital. So Western Digital up right now. About six point seven percent. I'm sorry. I take that back. That's what they closed that. Yesterday there up eight point four percent in pre-market open. Another good day. And I know a lot of you own that stock it's been on and off my bias for two years more on and off. It's been it's been a good company. So that's a couple of things that we have Asia stocks are up both in Hong Kong China Asia. Stocks are looked to be fairly strong. Not too concerned about trade worries right now. European stocks in early trading were up. I'm not sure where they are right now yesterday, I had a conference call and I misspoke. There was a particular stock h c forty seven h c forty seven that I spoke about a healthcare stock, and I indicated that it was on the nine for ninety. It was not a nine for ninety stock. I was talking about it in relationship to the fact that it's a very for the first time in a very very long time probably twenty five years that I put a stock. Just recently started to be public traded. I think it was December eighteenth when they went public and put that on my list, and I was talking about some things. That I couldn't talk about in in relationship to that. And I think when I did it I I don't recall, but I must have because I've got a few emails. I must have said it was one of my nine for nineteen. It was not by the way. So I just wanted to clarify that if that if that helps. Again, earnings reports continue to be strong for the s&p five hundred. You don't know that you're not seeing those things because nobody's reporting those earning reporting the ones that are down a Republican Bill to shut shut stop the shutdown yesterday failed in the Senate fifty to forty seven to two Republicans. Not there one democrat..
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"Products. Would love him on his website. So is in China Asia to use those products. Franken culture over from for precision agriculture recommendations in the report include establishing cross agency leadership to expand rural economic activity assessing the current state assessing the current state of real economic activity, reducing regulatory barriers that prevent broadband and wireless system expansion and encouraging private capital investment. The president meanwhile, signed both an executive order and a memorandum related to roll broadband expansion. Streamlining and expediting requests to locate broadband facilities in rural America, supporting broadband tower facilities in rural America and federal properties managed by the department of the interior agriculture secretary Sonny. Perdue says building up economic activity will be essential to address the remaining four areas needed to improve rural prosperity polity of li- rural workforce, technology and economic development. President trump. Talked about the importance of improving and expanding rural infrastructure, not just in terms of broadband, but the basics like electricity the task force also focused on the need to rebuild our crumbling rural infrastructure, we've already slashed harmful restrictions that delayed critical infrastructure project for decades and decades, and we are proposing infrastructure reforms to ensure that our rural communities have access to the best roadways, railways and waterways anywhere in the world. The task force recommendations for supporting a role workforce include increased apprenticeship opportunities in areas of need local communities such as healthcare at specific trait industries, artists technology specific to rural economic development such as best practices for big data collection for agriculture are also among those recommendations in the White House task force report. More details about the task force on agriculture and rural prosperity. And its recent report. Can be found online at WWW.
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"Age twelve forty eight. At least blink will be here. Are you going over the black Friday deals, so we're going to talk to her about whether it's worth it? But first a look at the traffic hotspots. Here's Violeta podrumedic. Green line trains are running with some delays after an earlier sick a commuter right near Cicero had the train stopped for a while that earlier accident on the tri-state has been cleared near Dixie highway, but we still have some stop and go traffic westbound starting at the Bishop Ford for personalized traffic on demand. Get the Traffix Chicago app approved by the mortgage experts of team hockberg just search T R A F F I action cargo. I'm Violeta podrumedic, WGN traffic central watching Wall Street today and the Dow's down three hundred ninety seven points s and p five hundred down forty two the NASDAQ down one hundred eighty seven and here's orient Samuelson with a look at the day's agribusiness headlines and looking ahead to this afternoon at three o'clock Chicago time when the department of. Agriculture will issue, which weekly crop progress. Report. It's expected after a survey of traders, this is what they're expecting what they get could be different. But they're expecting that ninety one percent of the corn acres have been harvested by Sunday night that would be up eighty four from eighty four percent a week ago. Soybean harvest mighty three percent complete compared to eighty eight percent a week ago winter wheat planted ninety three percent compared to eighty nine percent a week ago and the condition of the winter wheat crop unchanged. From last week. Fifty four percent rated good to excellent. Now. This thanksgiving holiday week. We'll also get the monthly Cavill on the'd report that will be out Wednesday at eleven o'clock Chicago time, and this again is what? Is expected the number of cattle on feed the first of November of four point four percent. The number of cattle placed on the in October. Nine tenths of a percent below one below agreement with the last month marketings in October of four point two percent for the month. So that's what's expected in the numbers that will be coming out on Wednesday. Meanwhile, US soybean futures fell nearly two percent to attend day low today and part of the reason a lack of consensus at a meeting of Asia Pacific leaders cool hopes that Washington and Beijing may resolve a trade dispute, which has disrupted US. Soybean exports to China Asia Pacific leaders failed to agree on a communique at a summit in NEW GUINEA yesterday. That's the first time in their history that that has happened deep divisions between the United States and China over trade and in. Vestment stymied cooperation and vice president Pence took aim at China at a summit in Asia over the weekend. Dampening hopes that talks between the two countries at the end of the month will yield a breakthrough so China US trade disagreement continues to be on the front burner. Now the scheduled for trading this week markets closed all day Thursday in observance of thanksgiving. And on the day after Friday markets will close at about twelve noon for the markets across the country, and that's your money on seven twenty WGN..
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"I'm John Batchelor. There is big trouble in big China. Asia is under a cloud. I do not have a way of explaining what you're about to hear. Gordon Chang is here, and we'll be joined by Thaddeus McCotter, soon enough because Gordon, and I and Thaddeus joined us for years, we've been watching the people's look of China conduct itself in a haphazard way when it comes to capitalism and transparency, and international affairs and recently over the last year or two it appeared that China was under Xi Jinping organizing itself to prevent present. What you'd have to say was Potemkin diplomacy, it looked very much as if it was participating in Paris for the for the global warming concerns the climate concerns, but now Gordon good evening to you. I read from the second paragraph from the Wall Street Journal files within these hours from Beijing secretaries take Mike Pompeo exchange. Ten. Testy words with Foreign Minister Wang Ye and Beijing Monday their time at a critical moment for US China relations with trade negotiations. Stalled military talks halted both sides blaming each other for recent close encounter between their warships in the South China Sea. That would be the USS Decatur on a freedom. Navigation operation off the Spratly islands challenged in a reckless fashion by Chinese Leon class missile cruiser that came within forty five yards of the front bow not minor gore. Gordon, this move by Pompeo Duleep Yonggang and fly to Beijing. It looks like it was unscripted. If looks like both sides are being rough on each other. Did we end -ticipant this? Did we see this coming Gordon? Good evening to good evening, John. I didn't see it coming. I think it was very welcome though. That's secretary Pompeo was candidate and Franklin. He got the Beijing. If you look at the words. That were issued by the State Department as Pompeo left for the Chinese capital. They were the usual sort of we need to have constructive engagement. We need to have results-oriented diplomacy. It was all sort of very benign. But when he got to Beijing, he said two words, which are really critical, and he said that we have quote, unquote, fundamental disagreements with China, and that's absolutely right. And this was important for pump air to say because he's showing the Chinese that we're not afraid of friction in the relationship. We haven't been that way for about four decades. So it's very important for them to see there's been a pivot in the American mentality towards China that we are willing to cert- our rights and the rights of the international community, and then we're just not afraid of Beijing anymore. Really really good move on the part of the secretary of State Mr Wang began is meeting with Mr. Pompeo by accusing the US of escalating trade friction causing trouble over Taiwan. Unjustified criticizing China's domestic and external policies, Gordon. This is not about trade is it this. They're not limiting themselves to tariffs here. No. They certainly not. And the Chinese are pointing out that across the board. The United States has new policies for four decades in the American administration's Republicans and Democrats liberals and conservatives have actually put the success of China's communist party as a goal of American foreign policy. Well, Trump is first of all taking policies that are undercutting China, and he's ignoring China in other policies, and the Chinese have got to be extremely concerned. Because right now, the US is taking a position which could lead to really severe consequences in Chinese state trade friction. We understand check their the two systems do not work together. China practices piracy the US practices WTO, but causing trouble over Taiwan. That's a new one to me, Gordon. Has there been something new? They've been complaining for years is there. A twist in that story. Well, I think the twist is that first of all when president tying when of Taiwan went to South America. She made to very high profile transit stops in the United States. The Chinese weren't happy about that. They're not happy about legislation that worked its way through congress and Taiwan and they're concerned about another set of arms sales. So, you know, this is a one another level of disagreements between the United States and China, and it's good that we're defending Taiwan. Because at some point we have got to make it clear to Beijing that they cannot alter the status quo across the strait by the use of force and see Jinping has been effectively threatening the use of force for quite some time. Now, we've ignored him. Now, we are starting to take the position that yes. His threats do matter, and they need to be countered unjustified criticizing China's domestic and external policies. Gordon? I think that. Means that we're suspicious when the head of INTERPOL returns to China and disappears and resigns. I think that that's what China's sensitive about. What's happened to the head of INTERPOL, Gordon? Before I answer that John. I think that the Chinese were specifically referring to American criticisms of the detention of about a million workers in John in camps, which resemble those that we've seen in prior totalitarian states, these are concentration camps, John these are crimes against humanity. Essentially, what they're trying to do is to liquidate an ethnic group, and they're doing it in ways that have resulted in the torture and death of leakers. This is something that the international community cannot ignore. But going to the head of INTERPOL, which is absolutely fascinating. You know, we've learned that among Homeway who was the head of INTERPOL since two thousand sixteen went back to China in September. He was disappeared. Now. Interpol's received a message that he's resigned there's been a notice from China that he is being investigated for serious breaches, his wife is complaining she's not in China, and she's complaining that she's not heard from him. So clearly, this was an ambush it wasn't planned. Absolutely. It wasn't planned, and it shows that number of things John one of them is that this disagreements at the top of the communist party has become so severe that. They basically broken out into open warfare. The reason I get to that is that China really wanted to have the head of INTERPOL to be Chinese national a communist party official, and they were successful in that. And for them to do this to take among and disappear indicates that they don't care about China's international standing. Anymore that what's really important for them is solving internal political disputes? We've seen this in the master siege. In payments wanted Mao era powers he's also ended up with Mao era instability. You can't have what Jinping watch this, really. I think is an indication that we're going to go back to the intense political struggles in the nineteen fifties and nineteen sixties. This is really bad news because China right now looks to be unstable Mike Pompeo said in this meeting that he regrets that there will not be an annual meeting between Chinese diplomats and military officials due in mid October. So not only of the mill to mill stop, Gordon and secretary Mattis cancelled his visit to China, but there will be no conversation between diplomats if I follow this reporting. Yes. Well, you know, the Chinese are blaming us for the cancellation of the security dialogue. But we cancelled only because the Chinese said that. Their top Admiral would not be available. And so, you know, this is an also they pulled the Admiral from meetings he had in the US. So really what the US was reacting to was China, essentially, cutting off the Milton Bill discussions as we pointed out before these mill to mill dialogues benefit China much more than the US. So for Beijing to cut them off shows temper tantrum shows counterproductive diplomacy shows the people in Beijing are not really thinking anymore. They're just getting angry. So this is not good. All right. Well checked off the tension between Whangarei and Mike Pompeo. We checked off the threats to Taiwan. We checked off the threats to the freemen of navigation. We checked off the threats that you're not allowed to mention that a million workers are being brutalized by the Chinese because they are the wrong, religion or have a religion. Which the fact there will be no mil to mil now, let's go to North Korea. If I understand correctly, there's an upcoming. Visit weekend visit to Pyongyang Mike Pompeo was in Pyongyang, but there's an upcoming conversation between Pyongyang and Moscow. And Beijing, I think Kim is going to participate in that the puzzle here, Gordon is with this deterioration between the US and China where does that lead moons utopianism is is is Korea now collateral damage to Wang he's temper tantrum. Well, you know, it could be John. You know, a lot of people have said we've had essentially this ideology for four decades that you've gotta be nice to the Chinese, and they will reciprocate well, President Trump explicitly tried that last year he said, look go easy on the Chinese on trade if they help on North Korea. Well, they didn't help on North Korea. They took that as a big green light to violate sanctions. We've got to do something different. And you know, I'm not saying that pressure is going to absolutely work. But it can't do any worse than the cooperation past. I think what President Trump needs to do is to start sanctioning Chinese banks. Really imposing costs on Beijing transferring ballistic missile and nuclear weapons technology to the North Koreans for violating sanctions for doing all the rest of it. You know, we have all these disagreements with China. We've got to have it out with the Chinese because as disagreeable if that is you know, we've tried the other approach and it's miserably failed. It's made the Chinese even worse than they were before. And so we are the author of all. Most of Chinese aggression, like we're the aggressors, but nonetheless, we made it easy for the Chinese to be emboldened. And to try to take down the international system, moon Jae in is the president of South Korea. He has made it very clear he wants to reunite the peninsula. A quote today in this story from Beijing. A new order is being created on the Korean peninsula. Gordon is is moon on yesterday's news? Or is he part of the problem? Does he worked for Beijing? Or does he work for Seoul? No, no. He works for a Pyongyang. If you read the rest of what moon Jae-in said when he spoke to one hundred and fifty thousand North Koreans in the stadium. You know, essentially it was written by North Korean propaganda. And so essentially, we've got a South Korean president who I I don't know what's the new head, John. But what he's doing is subverting his own freedom democracy his own society the nation. Subverting his own nation. And so regardless of what he thinks, you know, some people say, he's a communist when people say worse. I don't know. But I do know that he's dangerous to what we're trying to do to disarm the North Koreans and establish and continue peace and stability in the region moon is an obstacle to that we should treat them like that. We should treat them essentially like we treat Kim Jong UN, which is an adversary. Final question. Gordon, fifteen seconds. Why did Kim drive a Rolls Royce when he met by Mike Pompeo because he wanted to show that the US sanctions in UN sanctions aren't working. 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"Have the capacity to do that Policy decisions just rate this for one for us Just the way Chinese authorities can manage, around this trade tensions is to support domestic, demand and that's the direction that have been going but. Now the need as for accelerating towards that path and we saying coordinated policy response fiscal and monetary on a peaceful side tax cuts and several fiscal measures that promote. Spending in terms of retaliating to two hundred billion five hundred billion, dollars of trade tariffs. On US is he said I can't do that but a lot of American companies earning laude revenues from China. So day can make it a little bit hard so it's not how much to export to you is is. How much American companies make money out of China I can't get a little. Bit tougher if things escalate from here Now there we put, something on a chart for our clients to, pull up Easter GT go and it's basically onshore offshore. Yuan and how that's been faring the show you want it's been weaker than the on rate for the twenty second day road its longest such run since late twenty. Sixteen and it chose basically the Twitter's overseas they're more pessimistic about, the currency than does. On the mainland there's room for it to appreciate further according to some of the analysts that we've surveyed Easter. Again more room for downside here on the one as the Chinese authorities sort of get a bit of a. Feel and navigate around the external realities that's what they call it A good comparison for you on weaknesses to look at what happened in two thousand four fifty four fifteen sixteen period then you one we. Can Toronto just arrived seven and at the time we really had a, major danton quote a big downturn in China and across in Russia and Brazil were. In deep recessions so having you on depreciate interest to seven. From six point I won't be surprised but any more than that that would be a worry for, the authorities are doubt it will break that far I mean is you mentioned earlier the fair value you want is this five six percent higher. From lower from here anyway And Chinese growth is actually not that bad so there's a lot of. Pessimism internally locally in China because of the corporate massive corporate, defaults the authorities managing, handling not leveraging whereas now, the focus changed the focus more supporting growth and you. Turn around and if you. Look at, China Asia's local market actually turnaround currency still weak but I don't, think that would just last for much longer Is this a. Buying opportunity then ultimately we saw Chinese stocks come, under massive pressure today bit, of signs of life is this the time to step in This is going to happen, so from here we'll see. Some term rebound as authorities start to ease the pullback usually when we get big falls or fifteen twenty percent foles a Marcus don't turn around reshape recovery you do have a period of base building and often from here we have started. Advice building, and I'll be have added China Asia's for our, portfolios and anymore weekends from. Here we'll actually gain because the online Gruff dynamics in China dot quite. Healthy profits and not that bad the biggest, risk obviously trade tensions that, become focused and so far. Has been more noise than anything else but that's something we're going, to have to watch and see if trade tensions derail global confidence and cap expanding the zone track right now, that's a worry but for now Loud noise but you go in there deal and, the deal and deal is actually, looks more than. What you know There don't you hold that thought News ninety. Six six are on. The. Show let's get you preview actually? What else is still to come what policymakers look past president calls for lower rates or live in, Istanbul ahead of today's rate decision but the next one tumbles and stocks are rallying look at the measures that, Beijing is deploying to boost growth and we'll take a. Look at earning.
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"Business flash will do bugs european headquarters in london i'm sitting with this bloomberg radio business flash european stocks rising with us futures today traders looking towards company results after mixed economic data out of china spur declines for asian shares the dollar weakening against most of its peers chemical and industrial companies rising on these stoxx europe six hundred of setting a trumpet minus futures on the sp nasdaq the dow pointing to a open shares in asia lower today volumes down in most markets japan shut for a public holiday the end falling into its biggest weekly slide in ted bud.
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"Japan at janice hansen investors still with us from singapore studio i popped the wine the tortured you want into the lobby way squirt up the basket dollar yuan onshore offshore is now all under pressure is this is this a weaponising of the currency are is this just a slow death by thousand cups of yuan look i think it's also correlated with the trade wars the way clearly a week a y'all this is one way of helping the exporters in china admit these tariffs thing that i think all these headlines on it's just a little bit sensationalist in respect to offshore china market the china market has been consistently help performing asia and broader emerging markets over the last eighteen months now i think again in informed but it's fair for that market take a breather and it's a good environment for hours active managers in the china market tickly the market everything's mood one way and it's been very positive in two thousand seventeen so conditions have been a little bit tougher if we then look the local asia market clearly we don't have the same level of bubble that we had in two thousand fifteen when there was a lot of knowledge in finance and the stock market move very fast very quickly so yes we take knows declines but you've quoted for the last five months but then as we know mci's decision to include the china asia's is now a huge variety of of shares invested three thousand also companies two hundred so plus index there's always opportunities for houses stock pickers within this environment so in a way you know these negative headlines quite good for active managers because it gives us more opportunities if capital is fleeing.
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"To pay have fallen as much as thirty percent from a year ago some say prices are even weaker victor john partner at pricewaterhousecoopers china insolvency practice calls a market a lot healthier from an investor point of view but it's potentially more challenging for those trying to unload the dead in hong kong i'm yvonne man bloomberg daybreak asia msci is adding two hundred thirty four china asia's it's all country world index and the three largest additions to its msci emerging markets index icbc china construction bank and petrochina all asia's there as well and will these changes going to come after the close of trading on may the thirty first brian all right let's take a look at the asia markets here and bloomberg daybreak asia brought to you by bien y mellon's insite twenty eighteen conference it's a must attend for advisors june sixth through the eighth in orlando florida register at bien y mellon insight dot com thirty four minutes here past.
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"china asia" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Merrill lynch stole seventeen point four million dollars of his investments he says his signature was forged global news twenty four hours a day on air and a tick tock on twitter powered by more than twenty seven hundred journalists and analysts in more than one hundred twenty countries in san francisco i'm ed baxter this is bloomberg juliet all right let's get back to our conversation with choline go ahead of asia research at an said bank on the line from singapore wanted to talk more broadly about china which looking about some of the trade tensions with the us but we are going to have today at the mci debuting its a shares index for the china asia's today a lot of them are going to be on the by lists of these international retirement plans we're starting to see even more opening up of the financial sector there have you suddenly a continuation of china opening up the financial markets to the rest of the world so seventy a step in the right direction we should see a continuation of for inflows into china on the back of this but the most offensive one really will be born next inclusion which barclays aggregate as indicated include from june next year and i expect many other major unisys follow suit so they should see foreign investor flows into china things are staying on a regular basis for several years to come so we've talked a little bit about some of these themes running through the markets today let's take a step back and look at the flattening yield curve we had some commentary from from jim bullard from saint louis last week it was crunch time in looking at this do you share that view equity markets don't seem to yeah i think the debate about the flattening yield curve is could be expected given that historically has proven to be a pretty good predictor of recessions in the united states but.
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Masters in Business
"china asia" Discussed on Masters in Business
"Well i think there's some way yet to get to that line one of the the big changes that's happening this year is that the main indices will all have china asia so mainland traded shares in china and the capital markets in in china are increasingly converging with global capital markets we still have quite a lot of work to do on the on the debt side in china but this hshare inclusion in the index i think is a major major event so to to put to explain that a little bit if you are a non china resonance if you're overseas you go to hong kong you buying bshares not hshares there isn't the same arbitrage situation that keeps them lined up sometimes you're paying a premium you're not getting the same exact thing the same exact rights is that going to go away and we're all going to be able to buy ashares is that the expectation as long as you have an ability to do it through the connect system in hong kong you're going to be able to buy shanghai or shinzan listed a shares in that market to a large degree within those indices and it's worth remembering the asia market is you know if you take the full market is the second biggest stock market in terms of market capitalisation in the world so our bshares going to go away i'm not sure if they're going to go away but possibly over time they will so china has been growing well for while it was ten percent twelve percent now we're in the seven percent not that that's too shabby we're we're hoping to grow at three percent in the us we'd kill for seven percent what happens to china's economy as they mature what does that mean for their share market.
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On Point with Tom Ashbrook | Podcasts
"china asia" Discussed on On Point with Tom Ashbrook | Podcasts
"I mean now china's putting together its own trade block the other members of the tpp seemed to be we saw in vietnam preparing to make their own organisation jim with the us on the outside can you is still effectively trade with the region of with china if it's on the outside of these affiliations no no actually we've your feed into china asia value proposition pretty asian countries where we go from aircraft carriers and submarines but we have no economic value proposition for them it really is it really very rich devastating to to what we've done to our trading partners out here in our allies out here by dropping out of tpp there's the former chairman of the american chamber of commerce in china lots of call is for all three of you there in asia billion augusta maine billy thank you for calling you're on the air eitam thanks for taking my call bet uh basically my basically my point is what are the president has done what donald trump is actually doing in trying to improve trade relations with all of these countries especially the ones that have been here than it to us for the last fifty year i i think it's quite amazing that the people that you bring on your panel you know sort of the water their way to insult him on what he's doing but he's actually doing something and i really love to know what the people that aren't your payroll or actually doing about it i mean billy billy i bring him on because they've got a lot of experience in this part of the world and uh so i mean who who who do we ask a better than those who've really worked in the vineyard here but but let me put it to them clyde prestowitz you you worked with administration's going way back billy see something new and welcome in this hardline message from president trump now what are you say that collectible well i was in client give.
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"White so we mentioned that oil has entered the first bear market since last august it's traders pretty much saying with their bets that the glut is here to stay opec or not and i we told you about this one including china's domestic equities in its benchmark index's well the ustraded china asia's etf actually rose as much as three percent in afterhours trading and we've been looking at you japan a little bit this morning uh looking at the minutes from the boj and looking at the losses there are the nikkei down about four tenths of one percent let's get some of the details now from jeff sutherland in our tokyo bureau jeff good morning i'm getting a bear market in oil helping to put a halt to a threeday rally that bracket and talk to the highest level since august two thousand fifteen were being energy explorers they're down the most with in pack of falling one point seven percent but banks and automakers are also weighing heavily the morning and the yen been strengthening dog the currency jumped up a bit and the top nick went down at leg lower to fifteen minutes ago now later in they're going to be wanting from boj governor kuroda but right now if oil and the yen but they're driving the market with that you are a jeff thanks very much bloomberg's jeff sutherland he mentioned the endall ian now one eleven thirty so that's the end strengthening of almost two tenths of one percent bloomberg dollars spot is fled at the moment right on the number 1200 the euro trading at a dollar levin the australian dollar seventy five point six us cents a very quick note and this is running from the wall street journal that china's state on cosco group is in advanced talks to acquire orient overseas container line that's a hong kong shipper for about four billion us dollars and she all right well the democratic candidate is ahead as ballots have been counted in a special runoff congressional election that christner has global as you were talking about georgia's sixth congressional district in this is a vital tests for both republicans and democrats as well as for president trump right now the democrat candidate is ahead fifty point four percent.
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