let's get it over to beijing with her chief north asia correspondent joining us -- our chief north asianing us. tax reform, but not about trade wars? >> yes. no, he didn't. i jinxed it a couple of hours ago when i said maybe he will leave those comments to the commerce minister or others, and sure enough he did not bring it up. i might add that the journalists that did get in questions did not ask about any potential trade for with the united states or this latest are we are hearing about the possibility that donald trump and the white house will expand the scope of tariffs on chinese him towards hand clamped down potentially on chinese acquisitions in the united states. let me run through what the finance minister did have to say. he did talk about debt and taxes, not death and taxes. a lot is focused this year on deleveraging and the debt pile in china. some call this the prime minister's impossible challenge, how to maintain steady growth of 6.5% while reducing the gas pedal, if you will, on fiscal stimulus and cutting taxes. he did mention, policymakers about 120 $6eging billion of

caroline: bloomberg's chief north asia correspondent stephen engle.up, back to the fallout of the facebook data story, we turn to the political response both in the u.s. and europe. next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the best of bloomberg technology. i'm caroline hyde in london. let's turn back to the top story of the week, . mark zuckerberg made headlines with his tour of the american heartland. now he may have to get ready to embark on a tour of europe. and as governments. lawmakers in the u.k. have requested that he appeared before them to answer questions on the alleged misuse of cambridge analytica. we spoke on tuesday about whether zuckerberg has responded to his invite. >> i think you should agree, is down to him whether he chooses to her not that i think it has been noticeable that we have heard nothing from them so far since this story broke a few days ago about the data breach and involvement with cambridge analytica. i think there are important outstanding questions we have as a community following the session we had with faceb

caroline: bloomberg's chief north asia correspondent stephen engle.g up back to the , fallout of the facebook data story. we turn to the political response both in the u.s. and in europe. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ mom you called? oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. ♪ caroline: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg technology." i am caroline hyde in london. now, let's turn back to the top story of the week -- facebook. mark zuckerberg made headlines last year with a tour of the apartment, and now, he may have to embark on a tour of europe and its government. lawmakers have requested zuckerberg appear before them to answer questions on the alleged misuse of information by cambridge analytica. we spoke with u.k. member damion collins on whether zuckerberg

caroline: bloomberg's chief north asia correspondent stephen engle.g up, back to the fallout of the facebook data story. we turn to the political response both in the u.s. and in europe. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: welcome back to "the best of bloomberg technology." i am caroline hyde in london. now, let's turn back to the top story of the week -- facebook. mark zuckerberg made headlines last year with a tour of the american heartland. and now, he may have to embark on a tour of europe and its government. lawmakers have requested zuckerberg appear before them to answer questions on the alleged misuse of information by cambridge analytica. we spoke with u.k. member damion collins on whether zuckerberg has responded. damion: i think you should agree. it is down to him whether he chooses or not, but it has been noticeable that we have heard nothing from him so far since this story broke a few days ago about the data breach and the involvement of cambridge analytica. i also think as well, there are important, outstanding questions quest

for more on this story, i'm joined in the studio by a north asia expert at the asia center.nk you for joining us. we have heard caution out of tokyo. we heard from president trump himself tweeting saying this marks great progress. what is your take on this moment we have seen? >> what is surprising is the smileration of the diplomacy by kim jong-un and donald trump. that is more important than the move itself. i will also say the fundamental issues remain. obviously,y, we have no clue abt the commitment of kim jong-un done withe talking south korean representatives. and we do not know what will be the content of the next meeting between kim jong-un and moon. we are in a very unexpected situation. it is difficult to know what will come out of that. if you read the american press, there are people who consider that there are huge risks are taking this move. donald trump is a dealmaker. whiteealmaker, he can say one day and block the next -- black the next. he can change again. anchor: it has been said this is a ploy by pyongyang. what do you say to that? of kim jong-un to crea

two decades he has held numerous management positions coo,ing as diageo's president of north america, chairman of asia and latin america. diageo hascoo, president of north america, chairman of asia-pacific and latin america. more women in senior roles than any other ftse 100 firm and will soon have gender parity on its board. ivan menezes is with me here on "leaders." when you look at how your employees would describe you, and that says a lot about how the people perceive the executive. approachable, focused on possibility, itanding, and i call high-low, stay at the big picture strategic level, but not the execution. customers, enjoy picking up the phone to a brand manager in ethiopia and asking , so how the brand is doing i hope that is what they would say. francine: how much do travel? do you enjoy traveling? is that the only way to be in touch with the local person and how local markets are doing? ivan: totally. i really believe in being out in the markets, and it is important because it gives me the best read of how our business is performing, and the opportunity to contribute to the local teams w

if you look at north asia -- china, taiwan, korea and japan, those markets are more exposed. in southeast asia armor contained. these markets have evolved over time -- markets like malaysia and thailand. markets like indonesia for the demographic is very attractive. the impact of external effects is probably less. are still looking bullish when it comes to korea. why so? are we going to see korea discount narrowing, given the fact of geopolitical tensions seem to be easing now, or what are you saying? jim: we heard the corporate governance reform story in 2017. korean stocks were at 43% last are. companies like sam some electronics, world-class company, products, consumers, trading at less than 10 times earnings. what i heard this week from u.s. investors, investors think about the next thing. governance reform may continue. we got some resolution in three to four to five year views with north korea. investors are thinking, what is the best way of playing that market? it happens one day in the future. betty: jim, looking at what is happening with the npc, the pboc getting more

rishaad: that was steve engel, our chief north asia correspondent.g up, a pr proposal to make it harder for chinese phone companies to sell in the united states. we're looking at that story next. ♪ rishaad: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." hip a quick choveg the latest business headline this is hour. saudi a rambings mco says it remains on track despite growing investor skepticism on exactly where and when it will happen. the c.e.o. told bloomberg there's still a lot of work to be done but the plan is moving ahead. saudi officials repeat think said the i.p.o. would happen in the second half of 2018. however they recently suggested it could be delayed until next year. >> we should be as we always say as a company listing in the second half of 2018. we are ding a lot of work to prepare the company for listing. at the same time there are committees from the government that overlook what we are doing and if they notice we are -- and everything we are doing to make sure the company is ready for listing. rishaad: they're slide being below 8,000 -- belo

however we've got lots of spring sunshine across much of north asia now big area of high pressure and that's keeping things settled and sunny at least for the next few days we'll see some decent temperatures coming three fifteen celsius there for some of the value to or sockeye and also across the korean peninsula they go with a big expanse of sunshine as is the case to as we go on into sunday a couple of lovely days in store here even sapporo getting up to eighty degrees celsius not quite as lovely into central parts of china but not say bad here on either southerly winds picking temperatures up in shanghai to about twenty degrees celsius twenty four there twenty five maybe into hong called but some places of rain intensify you notice and spring showers here as we go on through sunday but to the south it's just a fine and dry and that dry weather comes down across northern parts of the philippines luzon not fancy paddy but for central and southern areas there will be the usual lively showers in the forecast over the next couple of days still some very wet weather into some montra int

steve, thank you so much, stephen engle our chief north asia correspondent. for bigger earnings in china. betty:this is bloomberg. ♪ he will see what we can expect among the banks. ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia," i am yvonne man. betty: and i am betty liu here in hong kong. a combined net income for $150 billion in 2017, a 50% jump for the big lenders. ramy inocencio year with the bloomberg terminal chart. ramy: looking pretty rosy as we look into the earnings week. taking a look at the figure you just mentioned, a 2.9% growth year on year. it looks even better when we look at 2018, estimates were a .1%. this is because of china's faster than expected growth, nonperforming loans that are falling and rising interest rates. let us go to my first bloomberg terminal chart, g #btv 5099. we are seeing in white, the agricultural bank of china already out. tencent up earlier from about nine cents a year -- nine cents year on year. citic, upe are seeing 16% year on year. looking ahead, china construction bank and pink as well as in yellow, industrial commercial ban

with decent spells of sunshine similar temperatures similar conditions a city into a good parts of north asia japan looks generally set there twenty one celsius there for a soccer getting up to around twenty one in tokyo by the time we come to sunday and not too bad for much of the korean peninsula. on counting the cost of crude futures contract was launched in china this week find out what it all means for the dollar and oil producers a look at africa's biggest companies prospect knology under scrutiny the latest on digital data coleman. counting the cost on a dizzying. new yorkers are very receptive to al jazeera because it is such an international city they're very interested and that global perspective that al-jazeera provides. welcome back a quick look at the top stories now at least fifteen palestinians have been killed by israeli forces and more than a thousand injured during protests against israeli land confiscation. turkish president worship time has rejected a french offer to mediate talks between ankara and kurdish fighters in northern syria. and russia is throwing out diplomats f

hello we have high pressure in charge across a good part of north asia means largely fine interact for much of to paddle and also into the korean peninsula that dry weather the subtle weather the high pressure that extends its way down towards beijing where we have had some visibility problems recently some pollution problems as well trapped underneath that large area of high pressure the ante cycle and that has led to visibility is falling below five hundred metres in places across parts of northern and northeastern china over the last two or three days hopefully things will improve as we go on for the next day out so you can see some disturbed weather pushing its way in from the northwest and that will help to just wash things out and as we go through friday on into saturday winds coming in from over a westerly direction twenty six celsius in beijing warm enough went to the high teens across the korean peninsula add also into much of japan although a socket to touch twenty degrees celsius twenty celsius to fall shanghai a little bit of cloud coming in here with that easterly wind fur

our chief north asia correspondent is in beijing.you are there in the chinese capital, tell us about reactions thus far. reporter: well, we got no immediate reaction yet today. but yesterday we did hear from the foreign minister saying that the efforts to get the united states and north korea to talk or at least get the north koreans to the table again were at a crucial moment. so he alluded to the fact that, you know, talks are intensifying and also, of course, that kim jong un is maybe more receptive. also urging the u.s. and north korea to have direct talks. perhaps he knew something in the making. as of course we have this overture being released today for donald trump to meet with kim jong un. if i were a betting man i would likely place a wager on beijing being the venue for that possible meeting or the potential meeting. >> tell us what else is going on. we're right in the middle of the congress. we can't really talk to you without mentioning some of the other things we're looking out for there. not least action from the entra

with decent spells of sunshine some attempt to similar conditions actually in some good parts of north asia padlocks generally set that twenty one celsius there for a saka getting up to around twenty one in the target by the time we come to sunday and not see bad for much of the korean peninsula. on counting the cost of a crude futures contract was launched in china this week find out what it all means for the dollar and oil producers a look at africa's biggest companies plus technology under scrutiny the latest on our digital data economy. counting the cost on a disease. the nature of news as it breaks this was a great a lecture about it was going to win but it was about how much with detailed coverage the syrian civil war most of them said to speak what is new or different is that each t. some people will live until to morrow many innocent people will die from around the world the bats and balls are several years old the really good players could end up trading a cricket academy and maybe one day playing for the national team. the story of blackmail. and. you will have children i have str

we have got stephen engle there, our north asia, chief north asia correspondent.ised chinese governments in the past. he has written a book about how chinese leaders of and thinkers -- steve. good morning. this is day to of the national people's congress. nearly 3000, they've gotten their marching orders from the premier yesterday. now they have to huddle up and find out how they will carry out those orders. let's get insight into how they think. this is the leader. thank you so much for joining us. >> good to see you again. stephen: you were there in the great hall with the people as we were. when you came out, what was your main take away from what some have described as the impossible challenge, how to deleverage, how to take away stimulus, and still keep 6.5% growth? >> i don't think it is the same primary objective. we have to look at the national people's congress. it is not setting the vision and strategy. that was set at that party congress in october. we are dealing with the implementation of policies. the attendees every year, they all look and sound the

hunt for growth. 2017, more than a third of diageo's $15 billion of revenue came from north america and 20% from asiafrom africa. are emerging markets getting a taste for spirits? francine: ivan menezes is with me, the more developing patterns -- countries getting the same taste as the western ones? ivan: penetration of spirits is low in africa, latin america, asia. but people's aspirations for great brands is very high. with the growth of the emerging middle class in the emerging markets, we see 500 million coming into legal drinking age, there is exciting opportunity for us. not a straight line, this is the nature of emerging markets. i was in south africa this week and be in nigeria next week, there is ups and downs. you need to be consistent in building your brands and categories for the long haul. there will be a zigzag. we have gone through that. the growth prospects are exciting. because we play in the space that is affordable indulgence, affordable luxury, people want to celebrate and our brands play wonderful role in that space. the trend for people drinking better continues to be strong. fr

our chief north asia correspondent. we are seeing a relatively quiet day to end the week.. japanese equities down a fifth of 1%. the asx 200 seeing a upside right now. betty: singapore, those dismal export numbers. showing a decline of about a half of a percent. showing a slight decline. in hong kong, set to open as well, pretty much read across the board as you can see. looks like a softer open their in asia. yvonne: that is it from here. market coverage continues next. ♪ mom you called? oh hi sweetie, i just want to show you something. xfinity mobile: find my phone. [ phone rings ] look at you. this tech stuff is easy. [ whirring sound ] you want a cookie? it's a drone! i know. find your phone easily with the xfinity voice remote. one more way comcast is working to fit into your life, not the other way around. retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple

in 2017, more than a third of diageo's $15 billion in revenue came from north america. 20% from asia,rom africa, so are emerging markets getting a taste for spirits? ivan menezes is back with me. ivan, can you see a clear pattern? some of the more developing economies getting the same taste as the western ones? ivan: very much so. if you look at our category, penetration of spirits is still low in places like africa, latin america, and asia, but people's aspirations for great brands is very high, and with the growth of the emerging middle class in the emerging markets we see about 500 million coming into legal drinking age. there is a really exciting opportunity for us. it is not a straight line. this is the nature of emerging markets. i was in south africa this week, i will be in nigeria next week. there are ups and downs, but what you need to do is stay very consistent in building your s, categories, and business for the long haul. you will have tough years, and we have come to that, but over time the growth prospects are really exciting because, again, we play in the space that is

for more, our chief north asia, desk our chief north asian correspondent joins us. takeaways?er of key takeaways. iny will cut excess capacity steel, they will increase the budget deficit defense budget by 8.1% to $175 billion. still well shy of the u.s., but an increase more than the 7% plus we saw a year ago. the main headline was that growth target. the chinese government, having covering these for many years and they like to lower the bar and then exceed expectations. doesn't they're doing this year. they are targeting about 6.5% growth. what they took out from last year, that the same target. with ago was burbage that said they would tolerate a little bit of the upside. they are trying to take of the risk. they are targeting a lower fiscal deficit as percentage of gdp down to 2.6%. it was 2.9% expected, 3% the last couple of years. they are giving money supply targets the same as last year. that means they are really taking stimulus out of the economy. they are hopefully going to get data out of the system and therefore lower the risk profile for 2018. mark: what is to co

north in fuel. to the warm tranquil waters of southeast asia. hello there the still a fair amount of rain over parts of the middle east at the moment the satellite picture showing all the cloud that's marching its way towards the east and some of the wettest of the weather has been over parts of afghanistan through tajikistan on up into kazakstan lots of rain here and a fair amount of snow to another system is following behind it that all sort of joined together really as we head through choose day more of us are going to see some wet weather and some wintery weather to towards the west well dry for now in beirut but we do have another weather system that's pushing its way in through turkey so things here will be a little bit wet blustery during the day before the towards the south and there's a little bit of cloud just sticking its way through parts of the arabian peninsula but it's not really bringing any wet weather really to speak of what it is doing is it's changing the wind direction so our maximum temperature will be around twenty nine de

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disrupt the north korean economy to put pressure on north korea to galvanize the world in a way that you have countries from the middle east to europe and asiaplacing sanctions on the north korean regime and those will continue and wolf see how the talks a little gauche asians prosy to south korean officials meanwhile who met kim jong un last week a set to brief the leaders of china and japan one of the officials will meet china's xi jinping in the coming hours while the other will see the japanese prime minister shinzo abi on to say that update the leaders on the progress of the nuclear talks the two envoys returned from the u.s. on sunday after meeting president trump. in france the main far right party the national front is being rebranded in a bid to revive its image. ben says it should not be called the national gathering but will a new game attract new voters. has more from me. read the pander wrapped up the rich branding of the party with a classic speech touching all the points you will get to choose from a crowd top form the european union tough most of all on the effects of immigration . leave us your leg it is legal and illegal im

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breaking news, we bring in our north asia correspondent with all the details.t are we looking at? >> coming out of the national people congress, we take speculation out of the housing market. we are thing these numbers really bike in january. the number of cities with new this is subsidized housing by the government and it rose and 44 cities. it was 52 cities in january. home prices new rose and 44 cities. that is a drop of eight cities. this matches what we saw in september and it is down tying a six-month low. we are seeing new home prices rising year-over-year and 59 cities. that is the same amount in january. beijing new home prices is falling 3/10 of 1%. that is the second month in a row that prices have fallen. that is what we want to look at, whether these campaigns push -- and pushes to crackdown on financing or developers, how that is developing -- affecting the numbers. if we haven't gotten the guangzhou numbers yet, for the past six months, they have fallen month over month. bitee the feeling of the for developers. proceeds from sales is the slowest

the indonesian currently have dominating here, it could come from further north up in the north of southeast asiarnment. are you aware of any actions taken by the authorities to make sure that these waters remain clea n ? make sure that these waters remain clean? especially on here, partially, we have every single water bottle and every single glass bottle is collected. you just never see them, if they are on the ground, they will not be on the ground for long and at hubli ship them back to a plant in bali where they are recycled. general plastic waste, it is not, yemen, the general waste, i don't think it is collected enough. soa don't think it is collected enough. so a lot of people deal with it themselves. would you say the awareness is not exactly as high? yeah, ithink awareness is not exactly as high? yeah, i think when i was growing up, we had to keep britain tidy campaign that kind of brainwashed us in a good way, but people here have had that yet. and perhaps they could. richard, thank you so much for joining us from bali. we saw that really horrific picture that he filmed in the beaches

through—flow current that we have dominating here, it could come from further north up in the north of southeast asiaal government. are you aware of any actions taken by the authorities to make sure that these waters remain clean? partially, we have, like, every single water bottle and every single glass bottle is collected. like, you just never see them, if they're on the ground, so a lot of people deal with it themselves. so would you say that people's awareness isn't exactly as high? yeah, ithink, obviously, when i was growing up, we had to keep britain tidy campaign that kind of brainwashed us in a good way, but people here haven't that yet. and perhaps they could. our next story could be the plot of a film. a family from perth in australia has found the world's oldest known message in a bottle, almost 132 years after it was thrown into the ocean. experts have confirmed that it's an authentic message from a german vessel. it was thrown into the overboard as part of an experiment into ocean currents and shipping routes. ato a to wedge island, we went forward driving in two different cars, we will

asia. with north korean missiles close to japan's shores relations between the two countries are holding. hands. more than most. and this additional want to explore life in japan under north korea's nuclear shadow. when this song plays across japan people have just tended to seek common from a messiah. cups ago she called it which has. he designed and built a nuclear bunker behind his goals. are good to sun i have very fast about three minutes all in all it is not kind of how long it takes to get down here into the bunker and it's the last august and yes generally it takes three minutes to get here good this that's good to go away and open six minutes is the limit on foot so trees ok. the retired grandfather believes seven people could survive in this bunker that. it's equipped with a purifies supplies and a computer for contacting the outside world who did this and. as long as the app sure if i work so we can live here in the bunker for one week. there's a lot of food and water under the bed. put in a hole that's going over the toilet we put a plastic bag in the bucket buckets not by me.

francine: we want to bring in steven engel, our north asia correspondent for us in tokyo.ed today? >> we have learned a lot. i apologize. i can't hear you too well. the megaphones are going off here. we're just outside the back door of the parliament building where a lot of nonsupporters, opponents of abe have lined up along the entire boulevard here protesting into the evening calling for shinzo abe to resign. a few are saying worst prime minister ever. also game over and many of these here saying shinzo abe resign. today the l.d.p. put forward in the parliament building, i guess youksd call him the sacrificial lamb oversaw this transaction that is this question. it involves shinzo abe's wife and the former finance minister. tom: steven, thank you so much from soakio. geoffrey of u.b.s. thank you so much in london. coming up, william butler and catherine maun of citigroup. will talk trade and the deficit. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: markets are still range bound, but at the very edge of the range, the volatility of march continues, down near 1200 points and

asia. with north korean missiles landing close to japan's shores relations between the two countries are colder than ever. and japan's korean community is feeling the chill more than most and steve in this edition a one to one east we explore life in japan under north korea's nuclear shadow. when this sun blaze across japan people have just ten minutes to see from a massage. cup to go she call it good she has plans. he designed and built a nuclear bunker behind his dorset. or it could be son i have very fast about three minutes or is that kind of how long it takes to get down here into the bunker and it's a morsel doesn't it yes generally it takes three minutes to get here goodness that's going to go away and open six minutes is the limit on food so trees ok. what are the must the retired grandfather believes seven people could survive in this bunker it's a quick with air purifiers supplies and a computer for contacting the outside world who are the best in their own as long as the app sure if i works we can live here in the bunker for one week. there's a lot of food and water under the bed. pu

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he knows that these troops alliance in asia, north korea, south korea, are a waste of money.f he says lower these troops a little bit, i'll denuclearize, and trump may go for that. then you will see an uproar. >> seeiwe went to south korea a seeing kim jong-un. after the meeting he may do that, but let's see what happens. let's see what happens. >> it's interesting. via tweet and everything else he was able to try to undermine kim jong-un and insult him, and now he says, come on, everybody, let's embrace this moment, et cetera. but what about that moment of south korea coming outside the white house and actually making this announcement, you know, ahead of the president who now sounds like he's kind of in control of this whole idea. was that strange to you? >> it was very unusual for the south korean national security adviser to announce a summit between an american president and north korean leader. i'm not against that in principle, it's just unusual. it might be a good thing in the end to have the south koreans to feel fully invested in this. but for south korea to entice

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