of a couple of years. it's a classic american story in some ways. glad that you guys could come by and take a look around. so thanks again, and we'll see you later. -- captions by vitac -- good morning welcome to "street signs." i'm julianna tatelbaum along with joumanna bercetche. these are your headlines china and the u.s. cooperate on climate change after meetings in shanghai we'll speak with the aiib president about the forum in just a moment. and shares dip in early trade as the lender's ceo steps

down amid the allegations of money laundering. germany's green party announces a candidate amid the autumn election. and juventas shares climb as they join 11 of the other biggest clubs. announcing plans for a european super league good morning happy monday we have a busy show to get through today. we're just going to start off with the developments overnight between the u.s. and china the two countries have set aside some of the differences and

pledged to tackle a climate cries crisis the two countries issued a statement. chinese president jiping is rumored to talk about more on the climate plan and the president of aiib is joining us down the line pleasure to have you on the show today. clearly one of the big themes of the forum is talk of climate change and there has been progress on that front overnight as i was just talking about. you can't really talk about climate change without assuring the world's major polluters are really taking steps to bring the situation with under control to that effect, if we look at china, although they are beginning to set ambitious targets with reducing carbon

emissions, if you look at 2020, carbon dioxide is up is it fair to say china is not backing up words with sufficient action as far as climate change is concerned >> should i speak now? >> sir, i wonder if you heard my question about china and whether they are doing enough to actively -- >> yes okay fine fine well, i certainly think the meeting between john kerry and the chinese counterparts is very important. after president xi announced the ambitious program for transition

to carbon neutrality, the chinese are ramping up the move to net zero. there were questions regarding chinese ability to live up to the promise. yes, i think china can do it china will, in my view, not make this announcement without actual deeds and actual programs. of course, it is an arduous task and very challenging if china wants to do it, china can make it. i think there are some other kind of areas china and the united states can cooperate. this is the most important area. if china and the united states can cooperate, i think they can achieve great progress and at the same at that time they can work together and make a big push to other countries to

accelerate the process moving toward the climate change mitigation and financing i think china has the resources and technology to accelerate th process to push forward the transition i'm sure they would be able to do it. >> no doubt. you mentioned they have the resources to make the transition is the economic imperative there? if you look at the stimulus, the type of stimulus delivered by the chinese authorities last year, it went back to the old playbook construction and manufacturing the industries that are higher polluting and emitting more carbon which is worse for the environment. how difficult is it going to be for china to green those industries or to switch away from reliance on the sectors

noin order to boost the economy >> if you look at the snapshot of china's energy consumption at this stage, fossil fuel accounts for a large amount china has the ability to develop hy hydropower and renewables and nuclear technology and ever since the opening of the reform program, china has made great progress in the technological advancement. i'm sure this is a very important task and china would be able to achieve this by a combination or integrated approach to the transition to net zero >> sir, looking at your initiatives as head of the aiib i understand you are targeting to invest 50% of the annual direct financing into projects that are linked to climate

change to fighting climate change give us a sense of the types of projects you are going to be prioritizing and where the projects are likely to be around the world. >> over the last five years, aiib has made a lot of efforts to finance the climate change mitigation adaptation in low-income countries we attach importance to the development of the projects. infrastructure projects which will be constructed in an environmental and benign way we make it very clear we are not going to finance the infrastructure the way they did 20 or 30 years ago we want to finance the infrastructure projects so that they would promote the transition to net zero rather

than leaving a bigfoot print on the environment and climate change so, this is a very important part of our mission and as you know, we have in the recently approved corporate strategy, decided to push for the financing for climate change and mitigation up to 50% by 2025 this is certainly not easy we help a lot of countries which depend still very much on fossil fuel and coal and they are in the process of indu industrialization. they are trying to move out of the low-income level and reducing poverty all of this means the demand for energy is greatly increased. this is very much challenging. i believe we have the duty and we are duty bound to help

countries to move faster to the low carbon economy as the president of the bank, i announced earlier on that i'm not going to finance any coal project or any project which is functional related to coal the determination is there and we'll do it. >> you talked about in an apartment an optimistic whay i wonder given the still quite turbulent back drop with the tensions high with beijing and washington, whether you will be able to endure the tensions and persevere in teaming up on

climate change or if that relationship will fracture if we can't find resolution on those other fronts >> climate change is the area where the united states and china can cooperate. i would say there are more space for china and the united states to work together to push for the common interests of the human society. it is not just a climate change which can make the two countries work together. you know, i'm now the head of international institution. it may not be appropriate for me to make too many comments on the bilateral issues i was involved in the bilateral relations over the last three decades. in spite of the fact that they are lots of tough issues these countries have to work out, but when you look at the decades

before 1972, the acrimony and hostility were more virulent than the two countries experience today of the i think in a new era, we should look at common ground and the p cooperation is important for containing the covid-19 and many other areas. i think anti-terrorism is still important to take care of. i'm confident and i think it is time to reboot the u.s.-china relationship it is time for the people to look forward to the long-term prospect of cooperation which will benefit not just the interests of the united states and china, but the rest of the world.

i think this dialogue between mr. john kerry and his chinese counterpart is a very good starting point >> sir, thank you for giving your perspective i want to round up the discussion asking about the initiative it is taken a backseat relative to everything else that is going on in the world right now with the pandemic and countries dealing with the pandemic. how does the situation look like right now and have some of china's ambitions with the belt road initiative been set back due to the pandemic that we saw last year? >> i think at this stage, most of the countries will have to spend a lot of resources and attention to containing the covid-19 pandemic. the pandemic is brought under control with the vaccine then it will be easier for the countries to come back to mainstream

business of building of long-term economic development through investment and infrastructure and other productive sectors we in the bank are preparing to help those countries to go back to normal investment activities once the covid-19 is brought under control. probably six months later, maybe early next year. we will see the light at the end of the tunnel. with regard to belt road initiatives. i travel a lot of developing countries with our members and leaders talked to me as if i were the president of the road bank we are the institution and our mandate is to finance infrastructure and other productive sectors with regard to the objective of the belt road and aiib certainly, we have the

overlapping objective of pushing for connectivity these issues are very much different. our's is an international institution. we operate by the governance of the 21st century and basically on the institutions. we are different this is an international institution and in my view, belt road program is the platform in which all of the countries can work together and cooperate to improve connectivity and regional integration president xi said the belt road program should be done through broad based construction and shared benefit the idea is to work with all of the participating countries. not the china program. it's the china project

belt road programs are developed in many countries. from asia and the rest of the world. if we are requesting by the countries to finance the projects which are considered belt road projects, we certainly will take this request very seriously and we want to make sure that all these projects aiib is requested to finance to be done in a most environmental benign way we will take care of the climate change and make sure people are properly taken care of we take, as you know, we follow very high standard environmental and social standards we will not just finance something just to finance some connectivity projects. as you know, we finance with

world bank and other institutions this is because we operate on the same level of the environment and social sta standards. otherwise it is not possible if we can help improve the quality of belt road projects, that will be very much a good message. >> all right thank you for joining us today on cnbc. the president of aiib. now markets have been watching the european vaccine rollout. it has been picking up steam in the last days. just moments ago, we have news crossing the wire on pfizer. eu decided to exercise its option to buy 100 million doses of the pfizer vaccine. this is part of the contract they signedwith the company back in february the total doses expected this year is 600 million. they have gone ahead and exercised that additional option

to buy additional 100 million doses. let's look at markets and see how we are opening up. the 600 is moving modestly higher this is after the u.s. and european markets continued to set new records. 1.2% gained this week. ecb on thursday and on friday, we get fresh pmi the april flash numbers are closely watched by investors around the world the first glimpse as economies reopen let's look at the different markets and the regional split is like. a bit of a mixed picture spanish market up .40% the french and uk trading higher the german market around the flat line. in terms of the particular stocks in focus.

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welcome back germany's green party is set to choose a candidate for chancellor for the first time in its 41 year history. the two expected to receive the nominations. the green sits in second place five months before national elections that will find a successor to angela merkel and now we have more with anetta pretty amazing there nominating the first chancellor in the history of the party. >> actually, they are nominating a candidate for chancellor and

currently the green party is second in the opinion poll some at 20% approval rating. the cdu is still well ahead of them with 28% when it comes to the opinion polls. the likelihood that the greens are taking over the chancellory is not really high, but there is a chance we will learn who will run as the candidate in the next election most likely, according to various reports, it will be a young woman. 40 years old even has the some internationa experience business friendly person despite her green background of course, she favors and she stands for greening of german

policy and early exit from coal and full on introduction of electric by 2030 a gigantic investment fund to transform the economy into the dp green economy. the look into having a 500 billion euro fund over the next ten years to help with the transitioning of the german economy into a green one these are only some bullet points from the party program. it doesn't really matter whether it will be baerbock or habeck who will run for chancellor. what really matters is that baerbock will attract more voters she seems to be slightly more popular. we will talk aboutthis and mor of what it means that the greens

make it into the next government with jurgen trittin. he was the candidate for chancellor in the 2013 election for the green. he was head of the parliamentary group. he is apolitician. he will give us his take with the green party and what with we can expect for the next government and whether they want to push through the green policy back to you. >> thank you very much i look forward to that interview. ant group said on twitter that the story is untrue and baseless adding that jack ma's stake in the company has never been discussed the billionaire owns a 10% stage in ant group and controls a majority of it through

inve investments. regulators have indicated to the company that the ipo plans could be revived if ma were to divest to beijing investors. julianna, let's talk about bitcoin. it tumbled 14% on sunday the world's biggest cryptocurrency hit the all-time high of $65,000 on wednesday boosted by exchange group coinbase a blackout in china's region is a possible reason for the rout with the bitcoin mining impacted highlighting a weakness in the currency another cryptocurrency in focus over the last week is dogecoin that one has sky rocketed up 350% over of the last seven

days dogecoin started as a joke based on a dog meme in 2013. it is the most popular cryptocurrency with the market cap of $43 billion celebrities like elon musk fuelling the boom with his tweets the uk chancellor sunak said a new task force is created to launch a digital currency backed by the bank of england that would be a digital currency i put up a tweet if you want more into that topic elsewhere, vice governor says china may include more cities in the yuan experiments it did not set up a specific timetable. let's go out to see more on this story in china we have talked about this in

china. china is the first to experiment with the yuan. they are more ambitious with the rollout. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: julianna, i was talking to the governor of the pboc we discussed the digital project which began back in 2014 it is very much focused on replacing the cash and coins in circulation and focused on retail payments on consumers there have been a number of projects now the pboc is looking to expand and hoping to allow foreign visitors at the beijing 2020 olympics to use this. in the discussion, you have to bring up the current digital currency like bitcoin and others we discussed that now. china cracked down hard on bitcoin in 2017.

banning trieading. in the course of that discussion, it seems like the pboc is having a little bit of a change of thought around bitcoin. i asked if the pboc is considering change any of the tough regulation around bitcoin. let's listen to what he had to say. >> the main role for cryptocurrency assets going forward. as the investment, including china, are still looking into it and thinking of what regulatory requirements we need to have some requirement to prevent speculative nature of such asassets. before we have clear idea of what kind of regulation we need, i think we are more current with the regulation >> reporter: i want to unpack the language here.

he said at the moment, regulation won't change. he said he sees bitcoin as an investment alternative some insiders i talked to this morning say that marks a progressive attitude to bitcoin and significant change in tone to bitcoin no concrete changes on the regulatory requirement there is optimism that we might see that change. what you have seen is an increased institutional adoption of bitcoin tesla and square buying up bitcoin. perhaps that is buying into the thinking of the pboc here. it was no concrete policy change yet. it is getting some in the crypto market excited for more moves from the pboc and the broader crypto space back to you. >> thank you for joining us. still ahead on "street signs. russia sputnik jab gains nor

ac access we will have more with kirill dmitriev, the rdif ceo after the break.

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welcome back to "street signs. i'm joumanna bercetche with julianna tatelbaum these are your headlines china and the u.s. pledge to cooperate on climate change after two days of meetings in shanghai ahead of the leader summit this week china is ready to walk the walk on going net zero. >> there were questions with regard to china's ability to live up to the promise china can do it. china is not going to make this announcement without programs. danske bank dips after the ceo steps down after the

allegations of money laundering during his time at abn amro. and the green candidate for chan chancellorship for germany. and juventas shares climb as the football giant joins 11 of the other biggest clubs to break from the rest. announces plan for a european super league let's get a check on european equity markets. trading in this session. we saw risk asset perform well fresh highs with the benchmark with the stoxx 600 at 1.2% opening higher green for the uk and french and spanish markets. red on the board for the rest. the european markets are trading

higher the u.s. markets are contained and bracing for a big earnings week on friday, we get a look at data and april flash pmi joumanna so much tragic news. total deaths from covid have surpassed 3 million people led by more than 566,000 in the united states. the world health organization has warned the crisis is reaching a critical point as case rates threaten to return to record highs researchers at the university of oxford launched a human challenge trial to study the effects of covid reinfection. the study involves deliberately infecting people who already had the virus seeking to understand how the immune response produced by the first infection could

protect against the virus in the future i spoke with helen mcshane at the department of pediatrics at the university of oxford and asked about the challenge of the trials and if we can expect to see human challenge trials to test the vaccines. >> the way that is a challenge which is most used is to test vaccines and give if you like a signal of efficacy or demonstrate the vaccine is doing something meaningful in humans before you commit to phase three trials as the case rates go down, it may not be possible to do the efficacy trials. if we can establish the controlled models, we can use them to demonstrate the vaccines work and encourage them to work with regulators to use the models to license the vaccine.

now moscow is seeking to boost production of the vaccine globally to meet rising demand earlier this hour, announcing a deal to produce 100 million doses in china we have kirill dmitriev who is joining us now sir, great to have you on "street signs. there has been a lot of focus over the last several weeks on two vaccines in particular astrazeneca and johnson & johnson amid the concerns of the rare blood clots experts are posturing the link between the adeno virus and the mrna sputnik 5 is going to run into the same issue is the biggest concern? >> our minister of health

confirms there are no cases like this with sputnik. it is different with the cell lines used on the virus of astrazeneca and the cell lines used for johnson & johnson are different from standard lines with the sputnik which has been used over decades and tested there are no issues. we believe it may be related to the purification issues with the vaccines and recommended purification process. >> i suppose that is a developing story we will have to continue to watch to understand more around what is actually causing the clots. i understand you are in the process of seeking authorization in the eu, european medicine agency, in the midst of the evaluation of the posputnik vaccine. can you tell us when you expect to get a decision from the ema

>> we are in brief comment on clot issue pfizer has 30 times the likelihood of certainly clots versus astrazeneca it is the same likelihood of astrazeneca and johnson & johnson. you should look at astrazeneca and pfizer we are registered in 60 countries. already in moscow checking our sites and facilities we expect this to be completed by june. we are clear that we can provide 50 million doses of vaccine from june to september and to europe. vaccine produced in russia, but in european places as serbia and belarus. >> i would just flag in the fda

press conference last week around johnson & johnson, there were no reports of blood clots with low blood platelets with the pfizer or moderna vaccine. can you give us a sense if you are making progress on the bilateral agreements with european countries >> yes, we have direct negotiations with germany and some of the other countries and as i understand, you know, we have obligations around the world. 60 nations to use sputnik. we have the limited amount of 50 million doses we will be allocated among different countries. we have official negotiations with germany and several other countries. bavaria and other countries signed with us contracts that will be activated once ema approval is received. very important that europe is open to different vaccines it is not good to have pfizer

monopoly in europe it is good to have astrazeneca and johnson & johnson vaccines so prices are reasonable and europe is not subject to the monopoly as it may be in the process of being created >> sir, many people watching the show are investors in russia they are keeping a close eye on the geopolitical developments over there particularly with the deployment of troops at the border with ukraine. nato have deemed that a provo provocation. the russian state says it is part of a military exercise. what do you say to people who are concerned of how this may unfold and potential escalation of tension between russia and ukraine again? >> i have nothing to say on the topic. i'm so busy on vaccine and so busy on saving people around the world and i think we should keep politics away from vaccines. we are starting a program called unity for global community which

says, look, all of the vaccines are important. we need to keep them separate from politics. any attempt to merge politics and vaccines is killing people no political comments from me. vaccines are not political in the attempts to politicize russian vaccine is negative for the countries which are blinding themselves to a very efficient and safe vaccine in klclinical trials mexico shows sputnik has the lowest rate of infection it is important all vaccine is working together i'm not being political. >> of course vaccine diplomacy is very important. so is diplomacy full stop. we see escalation with the tensions u.s. applying sanctions on russia there is a proposeal for a summi

to go ahead with president biden and mr. putin. can i just ask you how you would describe the state of the relations today between russia and the u.s. versus they were with the previous administration >> i think the status of the relationship with the u.s. is negative, unfortunately. i think the direct contact with president biden and president putin is very important. i think the meeting that will happen hopefully will be an opportunity to discuss things. i think only problems would be solved with dialogue and discussion there was very little dialogue and discussion of issues once there is a discussion and russian position is heard, it is a way to compromise. i think the world will benefit from better russian and u.s. relations. there is no question about that.

>> over the weekend, the national security adviser jake sullivan said there will be consequences to russia if the russian opposition leader navalny will die in prison what position does the russian state take with the state of navalny's health deteriorate >> i will not comment. once again, we see a very concerted effort to try on attack sputnik-v we are registered in 60 nations. one of the ways of attack is to try to put sputnik in politics we believe this is unethical sputnik is a non political vaccine. it is saving lives no political comments from us. we don't do politics we save lives.

we produce sputnik ten nations and 20 producers in the world agreed to produce sputnik. it is very important we work together once again, in unity for global community. working together different vaccines this is the way forward. >> we will leave it there. thank you. >> thank you >> kirill dmitriev coming up on the show. the end of football as we know it 12 of the europe elite clubs announce a breakaway league. it is causing controversy among clubs and players. we will bring you the latest on the super league after the break.

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welcome back to "street signs. 12 of the european biggest football clubs announced a super league li liverpool and manchester city among the few.

bayern is absent from the list this has been met with widespread criticism boris johnson said it would strike at the heart of the domestic game. we have kieran with us big news of the football space over the weekend it has been met with a barrage of criticism from the fans and from senior politicians. very rare you get to hear from the uk prime minister wading into the debate about football it seems this proposal is dead on arrival is it likely they actually go ahead and pursue the idea of credating a super league >> i think the people behind the proposal in terms of the france competition have done the calculations they realize they can take broadcasting rights in-house

the present division of revenue which under existing eufa competitions is split between 80 clubs could be split between 20. it could be a lucrative transformation of the game with the added benefit that you don't actually have to win football matches to qualify for the competition because it will be a sealed unit >> right you can argue that is extremely unfair and makes the sport uncompetitive. if you look at some of the major football pundits out there, gary put up a tweet overnight i'm looking forward to the compromise with eufa and the clubs which this is all designed for. do you get the sense that we may end up see some form of a compromise if so, what does it look like? could it mean that champions league expands to include new teams? >> well, there's no doubt there

is a game of high stakes poker taking place between the owners of the clubs within the franchise and the eufa as an independent body the proposals that eufa had for the changes to the champions league qualification which is starting in 2024, clearly did not go far enough as far as these owners were concerned in terms of giving them certainty of revenue, profit and the opportunity to be more involved with the control of broadcasting within the game. which would have assisted them in terms of the profitability. that is where the focus is we have not seen the end of this, i suspect. there are threats from the individual leagues and also the national football associations to prevent players who sign up

for this competition to play for the national countries in terms of the world cup that would cause a lot of soul searching among the players. it is a very unusual and intriguing position. >> kieran, listening to the proposition, it sounds a lot to me like the american model which treats many sports like e like entertainment when you watch the show, it is as much as the commercials and the halftime show as the game itself is that a fair comparison that this is what they are trying to do with the league to go down that path? >> certainly if we look at ownership of the premier league man united owned by the glaser family and we have liverpool owned by ng. they have interests in the u.s. franchise sports fully aware of the distribution

models the fact as a franchise, you have far bigger control and greater control over the day-to-day activities and profitable one of the problems that these owners have experienced, especially as a result of covid, is actually the football for all the money coming into the league, loses money regularly and because so much money goes to players one of the other proposals is they will have greater control over player wages and perhaps some form of agreement between them to stop poaching other players and creating an arms race in terms of wage inflation. >> if this breakaway league goes ahead, what would it mean for fans what do you think it means for prices of tickets and merchandise and the things that actually touch the regular person on the street when it comes to football? >> well, over the course of the

last decade, we have seen clubs such as manchester united instigate price raises with regards to the premier league. that doesn't necessarily apply to other competitions. so, i suspect what will happen is that the proposed franchise league will be marketed separately and ticket prices will reflect the fact that the potential you will play the likes of real madrid and barcelona and juventas year in and year out that would be very attractive to a section of the fan base. those people that have been going to watch the clubs many years perhaps will take a ll lele less enthusiastic view it could be lucrative as well. >> kieran, thank you i want to bring you fresh news the prime minister boris johnson has cancelled his trip to india.

he was planning to go next week. case numbers have shot up in india recently a lot of pressure on the uk to put india on the red list. now we have the uk coming out and saying in light of the coronavirus situation, the prime minister will not be able to travel to india. instead, prime ministers modi and johnson will speak later this month to launch plans for a future partnership with the uk and india. big news out of uk this morning. we leave you with the quick look at the futures. nasdaq positive and the dow and s&p pointing to a weaker start that's it for today's show i'm julianna tatelbaum along with joumanna bercetche. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next.

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