angie: i am angie lau. let's get you the latest check.yan is losing the support of some investors just seven months into his latest turnaround plan. where told that three of those largest stakeholders said they want progress if they are going to continue to back him. an external candidate may be the them.ption to replace rihanna's new cosmetic line help to be estimates. the sales grew talk percent. -- grew 12%. them. rihanna's new cosmeticboosted tg -- particularly in asia as well as its efforts to appeal to younger people and sell more products online. louis vuitton open a tiny's store in july. medication is often to desk communication is offering to buy stake in kuwait's being. intentnding letter of from l care which is currently evaluating the offer. it comes to months after acquired a minority holding. yousef: jaap meijer is still with us. they have come up with any research arguing that a lot of the consumer plays are at an inflection point. jaap as we gear up with more of these companies, in terms of getting specter, we put this up

and angie lau in hong kong.cy: i am angie -- i am tracy alloway in dubai. -- turkey seems to be the destination of choice. you what ise to ask driving this japanese investment in turkey. before i do, i guess i can kind of guess it. if you pull up the curve chart of the turkish bond yields behind me. you can see the yields on offer from turkish debt, particularly at the short end, 10 to 12% which is pretty impressive. what is going on? guest: that is exactly it. you have stuck your finger on it. keep in mind that the bank of japan is keeping japanese yields at 0%. that is at the 10 year mark. you've got a negative interest rate on an overnight basis here. the enormous incentive for japanese investors to take their funds and invest in a much higher return. that carries through a lot more risk and i think some of those were outlined earlier. turkey has a significant current account deficit. it is the biggest in the group of 20 nations. it's got a government budget deficit. a lot of political in geopolitical concern

. ♪ angie: i am angie lau. david: i am david ingles. e: let us continue our conversation with helen qiao. wereh of the cameras rolling through the commercial break up because of the conversation was flying about how political china truly is and i asked you whether or not we could in the same way the fed chair, somebody more dovish or hawkish, can we say the same about those in the standing committee? somebody is more of a hardliner or reformist? or are they of the same ill? think people over analyze the members and people probably fall into the camp of which faction is it from? you know, who do they represent? whose interests they represent? i think there are differences because of the age difference. their education, background, there could be a little bit of differences here and there. among the bureaucrats from outside of the world, everyone probably sees them as similarly. there is a difference, people like -- who is a party of to beai and he seems someone who may potentially promote more reforms. something like that because of where

i am angie lau.n trading session of the week, a fairly good when we should note. welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪ agie: voters hand shinzo abe landslide victory come on track to become japan's longest-serving political leader. 225 rising forei a 15th straight day, the yen weaker, but pairing declines. social curbs are having an effect in china. noble sees a billion dollar plus quarterly loss in returns to trading. xi jinping said homes or for living, not for speculation. the markets hearing that. the property curbs have been in place a while. it is interesting that it is starting to take hold. let's look deeper into our bloomberg. dive along with me into the bloomberg, 3881. the wife mind is beijing. the purple line is shenzhen. the yellow line the shanghai. seeing even as of 2015 despite all of the talk about property curbs, just the rise in demand. property curbs in place, it is slowing. volume property market will probably grow more slowly in the fourth quarter. we heard from the housing mi

i'm angie lau. welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." a 10 year high and a new poll has him favored to continue as prime minister. nissan falls the most in ten-month after halting car registry in japan because some factories have not followed inspection rules. in catalonia, backing independence despite widespread police violence. leaders say it is another shameful pagein the history. well, a lot of asian markets are on holiday today, but it is still fast and furious when it comes to market news. let's dive into our bloomberg chart,ng up chathis because this is the news that has investors, when it comes to japan, liking this news. we have japan's diverging business opinions actually converging. saysatest tankan survey confidence has improved to the highest level in a decade. this agitation 0% yieldoda and the and the fiscal stimulus when it comes to abe, whether or not is snapng ahead of a election, it shows that confidence has not waned. it is curious to see how that is playing out in the markets. right now let's get first word news with