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allen for the first word headlines. the u.s. is proposing new talks with china to prevent a further trade war. stevein has contacted counterparts in china. any further negotiations will probably happen in washington. the u.s. economy is expanding at a moderate pace, with a tight labor market and rising trade tensions. but business remains generally optimistic in the near term. policy makers are preparing for a rate meeting later this month's. -- thi9ss month. the u.s. economy is about two years from a downturn, which will see the dollar plunge. trumpsact of president tax cuts will start to fade in about 18 months. combined with rising interest rates and mounting health care called -- cuts, will affect the budget. when you hit zero interest rates, you have a different type of debt crisis. we are in is similar to the 1935-1940 period. employment jumped in august, more than twice the estimates. 44,000 jobs were added to the unemployment rate. economic growth jumped to a six-year high in australia. but there is little prospect of an rba hike in the next 12 months. global news 24 hours a day, and at tic

allen. this is bloomberg. ♪ china trade wars, in the middle man between the world's biggest economies. >> let's look over to steveworld economic forum. steve, lots of questions, obviously, one of which, i guess, would be what kind of knock on effects can we expect for the economy? >> absolutely. as you guys are cleaning up from the storm over the weekend, in hong kong, the storm on the trade front is just beginning. it looks like donald trump is digging in for the long haul. let's get this outlook, with the financial secretary as a guest at the world economic forum. >> good morning. >> i know you are a government official and you want to give a positive spin, but what is the real impact right now to the state of affairs with the hong kong economy, given the escalating trade dispute with the united states? >> well, we have been preparing for that. the goods flowing the goods flowingthe u.s. from hong kong to the u.s. -- they account for only about 15% of our total exports. in terms of trade impact, it is manageable. we estimate the impact on our gdp next year will be around 2.2%, not huge chunk. but on the other h

allen with the first word headlines. reports from washington suggest china may reject an invitation to resume trade talks. sayswall street journal" officials close to the discussion say the threats may scuttle negotiations. stevent threatened to ramp up tariffs. a typhoon is weakening of china after a trail of damage was left , but state media says two people died and initial estimates put the economic loss of $30 million usd hong kong schools in university will remain shut and macau says casinos can resume gambling. storm florence has weakened into a depression as it moves over the carolinas with dangerous flash flood conditions expected to continue over a wide area. heavy rain will continue to fall in many places in the effect is expected to be catastrophic. the latest installment in "predator" talk to the box office despite poor reviews and a controversial rollout. they say they have collected $24 million usd in the u.s. and canada. they cut the scene with a registered sex offender. global news, 24 hours a day and at @tictoc on twitter, powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> let's have a look at what's going on in the markets. austra