that another sign in the dbs result. wealth management was doing well.buted to the uptick. i think singapore bankshares are jumping today and i think i thinking -- i thinking it looks like the bad loan issue is under control, the other key metrics are looking good. that: is it fair to say these issues in the oil and gas them? are behind i remember the bad days we had a number of companies in the sector seeking creditor protection. it looks like it was going to get worse. >> i think analysts would still be concerned about it and say that they are worried about this issue. we are worried about their are no signs of things getting mom -- worse at the moment. haidi: thank you. coming up, australian policymakers have even less incentive to altered today's meeting. we look at the new signs the stimulus. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: president trump marks his 100th day in office on saturday. despite an ambitious agenda, he will not be celebrating legislative victories. he does have a confir

, dbs, reported profits beating the estimates.ell. we have seen some better-than-expected earnings fronts. are you seeing a common thread on the improvement? >> there was a turnaround for dbs. they had a weaker fourth-quarter. first quarter came in at a 1% gain at net profit, so that was a nice performance. dbs is seeing a bigger fiction -- friction from wealth management. they are doing well. i think the common thread is that those oil and gas debt problems which the singapore banks have had, they seem to be under control. ♪ >> aberdeen asset management has reported a slowing of how close in the most recent period, and the markets are recovering. assets under management climbed to about 5%, $108 billion pounds. >> the first quarter we've had for about four years we have seen really good positive flows and emerging-market and emerging-market debt. it's been a positive quarter for us, probably the best for three or four years. francine: do you think the trend will continue? martin: i think so. people are beginning to see value in e

so dbs was flacking that asset quality pressures are easing.quite nice result from you will be -- from you will be -- from uob. yvonne: there's all these worries about these bad loan problems. is there any sense this maybe finally bottoming out here mark -- here? guest: i think the sense that it is under control and easing, but biggest difficulties are behind us now. yvonne: peggy so much. -- thank you so much. up next, market moves in china. why equities in the economy are going to different ways. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia." betty: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. aramco lowered oil prices to an 80% discount for the world's to asia,rude exporter raising prices for all of the regions. luxury handbag maker coach reports results up 12% up this year and plans to expand. the ceo has revealed interest in buying accessories and clothing brands, and has awards of more --n $120 billion in cash $1.8 billion in cash. australian retailer woolworths says it has seen the widest second have losses

dbs is seeing a bigger fiction wealth management.mon thread is that those oil and gas debt problems which the singapore banks have had, they seem to be under control. >> aberdeen asset management reported outflows in the most recent six-month period. assets under management plan to -- management climbed to about 5%, 108 billion pounds. >> the first quarter we've had for about four years we have seen really good positive flows and emerging-market and emerging-market debt. it's been a positive order for -- positive quarter for us, probably the best for three or four years. francine: do you think the trend will continue? martin: i think so. people are beginning to see volume in emerging markets compared to the developed markets. people are looking into places like india with a growth rate. investing in equities and bonds and more generally in emerging markets globally, looking for volume. >> let's talk about bp. we just got the numbers. adjusted net income, $1.51 billion. it beat forecast by $2.7 billion. producing cash or not enough to

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>> it was a bit of a turnaround for dbs. that was quite a nice performance.lth management, so the wealth management business is doing well. the common thread is that those oil and gas problems, which the singapore banks have had, they seem to be under control. >> aberdeen asset management has reported in the most recent six-month. that markets have recovered. the first quarter we have had for about four years where we good, positivey flows into emerging markets and emerging-market debt. it has been probably the best quarter for three or four years. >> do you think the trend will continue? >> i think so. i think people are seeing value in emerging markets. people are looking in places like india with the growth rate it has, and investing there and and emergingbonds, markets globally looking for value. >> let's talk about bp. adjusted net income came in above the estimate. forecast coming in at $2.7 billion. they are producing cash, but not enough to cover three big issues. bp oryou were to look at other big oil companies, the results would be good. they have i

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i think up front with the front five that we have in our defense, from a conceptionual standpoint, dbs back, next is the linebackers, which is off the line, five yards. but from our defensive line, it's like they're right here. it makes you feel uncomfortable, you know. [ laughter ] don't punch me, all right. >> coach tomsula, what does he bring as a coach that you like? >> toughness. we might not win a game, but we'll beat the crap out of a lot of people. [ laughter ] >> aggressive. he said aggressive. s >> let's find out if he's got any of the family musical talent. >> have to look into that.t's g. "nightly news" is heading your way next. >> we hope to narrator: "the time is always right to do what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in restaurants, stopped the transvaginal ultrasound anti-choice law, and stood up to the nra. is fighting to expand access to affordable healthcare. ralph northam believes in making progress every day. and he won't let donald tr

have to say and most importantly hoping that those recommendations are going to make an impact on one db on what has been one of the most intractable problems in american public health. let me turn it over to ruth katz. >> thank you, elliott. for folks standing in the back, we've got seats up front and over on the side. if you want to move up this way. i think we're going to get more people floating in. ter terrific. i'm not alan while, he's dealing with an emergency situation with his family so i'm stepping in hopefully he can join us in a little bit. but let me tell you how we're going to proceed. i'm going to do a little more introduction of our two panelists today. i'm going to take little bit of time giving -- asking them questions to discuss the report and recommendations but we do want to leave time for all of you to ask questions as well. please have them ready and we very much want to have an interactive session here today. so first, let me introduce -- both of these people need no introduction. but let me add a few words. kathleen in addition of course to being former governor

from dbs will give her reaction. down for thes a year and what is it being blamed on?to point out? we have the sales tax, how does that play out? that is bloomberg markets for the next two hours. ♪ ♪ david: you started out, your father was a stockbroker. had you ever considered go into banking? jamie: i knew more of what i didn't want to do. i did not want to be a doctor or a lawyer. david: you had a lot of jobs, offered the ceo of home depot. jamie: it was a hell of a run. he fired me. jamie: i wear the jersey. i am not a hired gun. david: do you think the country is better off for having dodd-frank? jamie: the system is completely recovered. part of that is dodd-frank. david: you would never consider running for office, would you? >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way.

. >> as i mentioned zeke, this is ultimately the president's db always going to be the president's decision. everyone who serves at the pleasure of the president it's going to be his decision to hire or fire someone. he made a decision, in part based on the recommendation and he's focused on making sure we have a replacement at the fbi to in still the proper leadership they need. blake. >> [inaudible] where does that process stand right now? how many people have been interviewed? does the president hope to wrap this up before he goes overseas? >> on the typing i think as soon as he finds a candidate that fits and who he feels is necessary to lead the fbi. i know the justice has begun to create that list and if they have it already are going to be starting the process of interviewing people either today or through the weekend. the president wants to make sure we got the right person and that process is being headed by the department of justice. >> sean [inaudible]. >> someone not necessarily being political in that role, if somebody has been a member of congress past or present does that cou

them on the house and the senate side to help get that corrected because renewable resources not only db we got a great asset in the u.s. foreign service lands out there that ought to be productive, revenue generating, jobs creating, and that's my goal to get the u.s. forest service right size where we're in the prevention business and not the suppression business. the prevention part of that means economic activity, it means jobs. that means we got to have the money to restore roads and make sure that loggers can get in here and get that out. that means we got to do some regulatory work over getting the litigation issues out and the ultimate goal is to be good neighbors. i would love for our u.s. forest service to manage our public forest lands just as well as our private landowners are across the land. that's my goal, it's a big challenge, it requires your help in the fire budget and maybe policy wise in getting forest fires treated like signal disasters like floods, hurricanes, tornadoes. it's a challenge i look forward to and i hope that in two to three years you'll see we have a muc