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em em wagging that to -- is wagging the tail?ty significant route change over the last fear months. expectations for the year have changed the prediction as is money -- for as many as three more cuts. it is interesting what the r.b.i. did yesterday. they went further than people expected. probably only australia feels it has already had a few cuts this year and does not have to follow in lockstep with the fed, but others need to be on the safe side. tom: i first met you at j.p. morgan. you have a storied career in british journalism and then off to j.p. morgan asset management. what are they doing behind those doors now? what you do with this bond market if you are an asset and intimate or commercial -- management or commercial banking? stephanie: at got worse and worse, looking at march tricks -- markets by any metrics. any time we had this conversation about the bond arc market,ould not say -- we would not say this is a market to get your grandmother into and yet she may make money. there is calls for how the extreme levels tha

em will outperform developed markets was the earnings growth of em is expected to be higher than thes growth of develop markets. the two curves go together. for many gone in sync years. after the crisis in 2010, because that is when emerging markets felt the crisis, that is when profit margins came down. in the u.s., profit margins were cap stable and that is when emerging market started to underperform. you never buy emerging markets because they are cheap, you buy them when you see an uplifting earnings growth. caroline: if we see the fed come thewith shock and awe in dollar stays lower for longer come up with that be enough to change the sentiment short-term? >> yes, but the fed would have to be very, very dovish. the only thing i can see happen is they come out and say, the statement that really indicates they want to support the economy and global markets, but still, that will not be enough. at some point, the chickens will come to roost and you will see the impact of the trade war on earnings, and that will hurt particularly emerging markets. as long as the trade conflict will

is trading more like an em currency, and that should continue.even level is nothing magic, we may break through it again. i think we are heading toward seven and a half. shery: stick around, we want to talk about china, hong kong. and we are also hearing from the brazilian central bank that they are will compare to deal with argentina. win thin is sticking with us. coming up, the biggest disruption yet to hong kong's economy since protests began in june. thousands of protesters occupying the airport. we will have the latest from the ground. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm shery ahn in new york. amanda: i'm amanda lang in toronto. the hong kong airport looked to be reopening early tuesday morning after remaining flights were canceled today due to protests. demonstrations have been stage across the city for 10 weeks now. this weekend turned violent with lease firing tear gas into subway stations and rubber bullets at close range. fou for four days, protesters were inside the airport. mann is with us now. any signs that

that is classic em recovery scenario. into managers who say this is a great time to go into emerging markets. why do you disagree? is aboutbig concern the dollar. at the moment, when they want safe haven, they do tend to go to the dollar. you can say what you like about the lunacy of your president, but money tends to migrate to safety. we are not in a risk seeking stage, we are ready risk avoiding stage. that means a stronger dollar. gamline: paul mcnamara from investors will be sticking with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: a sense of deja vu, perhaps went comes to argentina. two decades ago, argentina faulted out of its debt and spiraled into depression. now, it could all be happening again. mcnamarah us, paul staying late for us in london. what have you been looking at in terms of argentina? are they going to have to keep on giving money because at the moment, they've got so much exposure. paul: this is the problem with argentina at the moment, that we have an election with a purely binary result. , theydez, if they

when dollars strengthens you have em market weakness.nd with the dollar weakening you see em markets strengthening. if you see further rate cuts, especially if we are going through potentially much worse situations, that could bode well for economic markets as well. agent central banks have a fairly solid balance sheet. agent stocks do look quite interesting at this current juncture. , always a pleasure. your optimism does help the situation. we value it. do you dare? , portfolio specialist. to take you through some of these live pictures out of india. you may recognize prime minister narendra modi. he is saying the government strengthened a bill against terrorist. status was's special among steps taken to address that issue. they have made big strides 10 weeks in. if you are one of our clients on bloomberg, live takes you through several options. in japan, shinzo abe as well. there is that option. check it out and some of these other big stories you may have missed. tom? tom: coming up on the show, tencent disappoints in the first

look at the potential earnings growth. 2020 looks similar between the em and the u.s.nd also we had a 30% valuation discount. if we had a tilt where earnings were to start updating the growth of u.s. and earnings now that tax cuts are out of the picture, that would eat a signal to see a strong outperformance of em versus the u.s. market -- that would be a signal. it all depends on what happens with the trade outlook. ,f the trade conflict continues as you say, if it actually prolongs, even if at some point we have a solution, then it will impact of -- impact the earnings of companies. they say this thesis will not work out and it looks like you will see global equity markets outperforming other asset classes, and among these, the u.s. equity market will do best because it is considered the most defensive market and em will possibly underperform. up thiswant to bring chart on the bloomberg terminal as well. this is the emerging markets asia index. you can see thanks to the events of this week, it is now pretty much flat for the week. in terms of being exposed to volatil

two ems workers were trapped inside.ut within just seconds, good samaritans and police rushed in to help. four ems workers were injured and taken to the hospital. all are expected to be okay. >>> could sabotage be to blame for causing 30 cable cars to come crashing to the ground? and the shooting in norway investigated as a possible act of terror. those are the headlines. a shooting at a norwegian moss mosque is being investigated as a possible terror act. a man around 20 years old opened fire on an islamic senter in oslo on saturday. one person overpowered the gunman and injured in the process. he is a norwegian citizen charged with murdering his 17-year-old stepsister. she was found dead in a separate location. the gunman appeared to hold anti-immigrant views. >>> our green bay, wisconsin, affiliate wfrb reports one person died when a house exploded. the home was completely demolished by the blast. a field of debris could be seen surrounding the resident. the man who died was the homeowner and neighbors report that the

better start after the em space. in the wrong direction so like almost everything else there is too much correlation and the main thing we can do is keep risk exposure modest and be aware of those correlations. >> it is the g7 right now without a statement but that doesn't preclude statements from the leadership of the u.s. and germany. here is president trump and chancellor merkel. >> [indiscernible] that just a about capturedes ago and we isis, they are captured. are in various locations but predominantly in one. set came from europe and we i hope you'll be able to take them back and do something so it is something that we discussed with the various nations. the united states did a great to take 100%e able but we have thousands of isis fighters and some are very dangerous. we think they should go to the country from which they came and i think we had a pretty good meeting that had not reached a terrible conclusion. merkel --and misses >> we haven't discussed iran too much but i think it is a very important thing. g

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what a charmed life this thing has lived, mainly because it is dirt chief and em is 72 basis points,his one is 14, people love this. it is very telling. let's look at emerging markets in general and compare them to the broad emerging markets and single country to see if the story gets deeper, and it does. you can see how they were doing ok all year and then at the start of the summer, broad and single country em, china, india, all seeing outflows. so scarlet, broad, single country, traders, retail -- this is the whole enchilada here. everything else flows largely holding up. d risking in august. it is a trend we have seen before. let's bring in jennifer kim, as well as rachel evans. jennifer, let me start with you. eric showed us the latest flows. clearly choppy markets this summer. what are you seeing and hearing from your clients, especially on days where it is risk off? jennifer: we definitely see increased volume and increased volatility. we don't necessarily think that that is an indicator that etf's are causing these issues but we , definitely see increased volume relative. sca

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we have got a chart that shows the correlation between em currencies. offshore yuan is the strongest it has ever been. going back to korea, what is adding pressure is this spat with japan where tokyo has removed seoul from a list of trusted exporters. seoul retaliated, saying it will do the same. you have this export dependent economy. it is caught in the crossfire of the u.s.-china trade war and is concerned that you will see a -- in demand for chips. shery: given this risk off sentiment, we continue to see those traditional and sort of nontraditional a haven assets in ground. >> -- safe haven assets gain ground. to 1500 andld go up downs. we also saw bond yields tumbled in just this morning in australia. the 10 year bond yield is now below 1%. that is for the first time ever. bitcoin,tocurrencies, rallying towards the 12,000 of all, and they are being seen as a place to shelter in these times of distress and also began, as -- the again, as selina mentioned, heading towards the 105 level, a level it has not gone through since the crash we saw at the be

ems so you don't waste time going through that and pg can is and can fit where you are. it needs to have the location of all your emergency equipment. what's their piccola people wasting time looking for those things and looking for something that's not even there in existence. so who the person allies that you're going to need to contact, if it's my athletic directors going to open the gate is my athletic director failed or is he going to be handling something ethic concession stand at the ticket booth? it's a to z bible of what you need to know in the worst possible scenario and a needs to be clear because those people are going to be nervous and they're not going to be focused on the little details. it just needs to spell those out so they don't have to put thought into it and they can just go down the line. we optimally practiced at least once a season. your coaching changes, your coaching staff changes, any changes that come about. if you get a new coach, then it needs to be rehearsed. everybody needs to him what the role is in the emergency action plan. >> do you p

we have three ems and reports that were great over there, too. the mayor attended the ceremony to closing the program for the summer. and it was very impressed to see the young people come up and say what they felt and how they participated in the program. and the mayor has pushed for this program and made a push for the sponsors to come up to make it a year-round program and we'll be looking to participate more in the future. because we think this is the way to go. show them what they can do. this is picture of the orientation. they were roundtables and they come to us and talk about careers in the fire service. they engaged with her. they expressed, i didn't know what it was about, i wanted to do it. it's a great program. the chief mentioned we'll be working with the mayor's office to bring in more folks next year and work with them. that concludes my brief report. >> president nakajo: thank you very much, chief velo. at this point, we'll call for public comment on chief velo's report. any member of the public wishes to give public comment? see

do think it's fair to make jokes about him >> leave 'em alone poor guy he's just trying his best.n on the tv and see you taking him to task leave 'em alone! [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm sorry, sir. are you a joe biden supporter? >> if i'm a supporter of anything, it's kindness. compassion not mean-spirited jokes. if you have to make fun of somebody, make fun of me >> seth: sir, i don't even know you. why would i make fun of you? >> well, you could make fun of the fact that when i wake up in the morning the first thing i do is pee then i get out of bed and change the sheets [ laughter ] >> seth: i don't want to make fun -- i usually tell jokes about people who are in the news, people like joe biden. >> oh, sure. make fun of joe biden. have your fun. go ahead and say that when he smiles you can see his teeth from space [ laughter ] >> seth: that's not nice >> i know. so leave him alone >> seth: i would just love to get back to my jokes if you don't mind >> want something to joke about? how about this you can make fun of the fact that i have such bad credit my credit score is just a pic

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we have not met with ems officers. interviews for our support services assistant deputy chief are this week. chief rivera will be leaving us in august, we have begun those interviews yesterday, today and we will continue through the week. we should have a decision hopefully very late, on friday. once you complete that there is another position that needs to be filled in support services, the water officer. we will do interviews for that as well. i am currently working on i will follow-up up with you all on my department head performance plan. it goes to the mayor, they can't really do an appraisal of being over the last year because i've only been chief for a couple of months. i will let you all know what my priorities are moving forward, and what i think we could get done this year. we will get that to you shortly. i believe it is due by the end of the month. the budget; hopefully it will be signed in early august yet with the new positions we have gotten , we have already started the footwork for hiring those new pos

em would be attractive and a weaker dollar scenario which would tie into what the fed, with their rate cutting will be. it still cannot get away from the fact that it is the world's best currency and a raising us is running to the bottom faster. the strength of the dollar is hindering a good investment in a.m. even with the fed rate cuts possible over the next three months. lisa: do you see an opportunity for em given that central banks are dead set on having inflation growth? >> one of the challenges for the dollar is that it is the reserve currency of choice even more so now with the global growth situation. we don't think the fed is acting quick enough to pummel the dollar in the secondary factor. when we think about portfolio position, we think about redundant risk. there is no question that the markets are picking up a lot of global risk. you start adding emerging-market debt into an aggregate or a bond portfolio you start pulling in that global factor that we don't think you're getting compensation for. lisa: you are seeing investors go into emerging markets and local currency em

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the fact that the em story has broken the u.s.mething worth paying attention to. it has been a tough time. we had a strong chart -- a strong start. charts.t 1:00q coming up today at -- at 1:00 new york in new york and 6:00 in london. balance of power is coming up next with david westin. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. on the brief today, kevin cirilli in washington on president trump's call for advice for jay powell. president trump's talk about tax cuts, and then from london emma johnson's pry mr. difficult dinner date with angela merkel. i referred -- on prime minister johnson's difficult dinner date with angela merkel. the president likened jay powell to a bad golfer who cannot fight. kevin: cannot make it up. the president continuing his attacks against fed chair jay powell, arguing he would like to see rate cuts sliced lower and he would like to see them do something to compete w

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that is actually generally positive for em equities. the correlation between the dollar and em currencies as a basket overall, that is one of the best predictors. dollar weakness would actually be positive for emerging-market assets at this point in time. vonnie: we will leave it there. our thanks to jason draho, ubs global wealth management head of america's tactical asset allocation. let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. . here's kailey leinz. kailey: an autopsy has been performed -- here's kailey leinz. kailey: an autopsy has been performed on disgraced financier jeffrey epstein, but says more evidence is needed to determine a cause. he had been on suicide watch, but was taken off recently. epstein was jailed on sex trafficking charges. saudi aramco is making headlines today. the world's biggest oil producer is taking 81 to present stake in india's reliance industries. the company holds its first-ever earnings call today, preparing to go public as soon as next year. in the u.k., new prime minister boris johnson is accused

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david: what does the student em equities? -- what does this do to em equities?ave tactically. structurally or strategically they will respond to the growth outlook. banks are cutting rates because they are genuinely concerned about growth, that that highlighted uncertainty is about growth. that would be a headwind. u.s. equities have performed well in a defensive manner. to some extent you grit your teeth and you own equities in a defensive way because you need to be invested in equities and that has driven the dislocation we see today. alix: you would not want to play kerry right now -- play carry right now? >> in which asset? a dollar expert but our strategists make the point the dollar is defensive and carry. this is probably one of the reasons the dollar has remained so strong at a time when the fed has been cutting rates. equities you are seeing the carry trade play out. it might not be doing it in the traditional fashion, though that has been happening. i think you are also seeing on a cross sector basis, within tech and discretionary, folks are opting for

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