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expert at the german institute for economic research thank you so much for your time thank you it is the 1st european central bank meeting under its new head to christine lagarde the former international monetary fund chief took over europe's most powerful financial body in november and she promised a rigorous assessment of how the e.c.b. does business from handling inflation targets to fighting climate change. the new president of the european central bank wants europe's monetary policy to do more for climate protection climate change has finally reached the main stream debate and is hitting the screen on of everyone who is interested in the future and house policy responsibilities so this really calls on us to review our strategy and to consider how our monetary policy can best deliver on its mandate but many analysts expect legard to continue her predecessors loose monetary policy with low interest rates and the massive purchase of government bonds mario draghi ensured that the weaker economies of southern europe could expand his efforts allow the euro to remain stable through the financial crisis but man

. >> yuri garavshi is living in a central european country and seeking asylum there. he tells us about his time in a death squad and reveals details about a series of crimes. a number of opposition politicians disappeared two decades ago. it is still not known what happened to them. yuri parked his car here and was never seen again. at that time, the former interior minister was a leading figure in the opposition. they wanted to prevent the country from december -- dissenting into dictatorship. lukashenko heat -- organized and one referendums to expand his powers and neutralize parliament. since then, lukashenko has ruled the country alone. belarus is considered the last dictatorship in europe. this is based on statements made inclusively to us by yuri garavski. 410 of ducted and shot him dead a fororest. garr roski tells us he was one of them. 20 years later he has a message for the family. >> i offer my sincncere condolences. i took part in the murder. i offer you my apologies. i can show you the burial site on a map. the rest is up to you and belarus's law enforcement system. >> the family i

yuri graff ski is living in a central european country and is seeking asylum there in a deitsch avella exclusive he tells us about his time in a regime death squad in belarus and reveals new details about a series of crimes. a number of opposition politicians in belarus disappeared 2 decades ago and it's still not known what happened to them on the evening of may the 7th 1909 yuri's a her ankle parked his car here near the old fire house in minsk and was never seen again. at that time the former interior minister was a leading figure in the opposition. was on her ankle and his supporters wanted to prevent the country descending into dictatorship and to remove president alexander look at. location go had organized and won 2 controversial referendums to expand his powers and neutralize parliament. since then has ruled the country alone belarus is considered the last dictatorship in europe. this reenactment of the murder of your is a harangue who is based on statements made exclusively to us t w by your acre of ski 4 members of a special military unit abducted and shots of her uncle dead in a forest gorecki tells us he was o

european central tank. two very powerful women at the centre of europe. and it has taken a long time from te na nts long time for women to take from tenants but even if this is definitely a good thing, there is a long way to go because von der leyen is one of 1a women heading central banks all over the world considering there are 173 banks, that is still a small number. and janet yellen, the first woman to head up the us federal reserve and she was cut short to a degree by the incoming president at the time, president trump, who was not keen on her. but from your perspective, what needs to change to increase the number of women in these positions? different institutions need to look at what they are doing in order to support they are doing in order to support the hiring and retention of women within their ranks but also making sure that the women who do stick around are able to progress in their careers, regardless of any made, whether they want to start a family and raise children or have responsibilities at home. these are financial institutions have to look at what doing eternally

labor summit in berlin where at this time only one thing is entirely agreed upon that germany faces a diode labor shortage and has to act quickly. the european central bank is getting ready to welcome new members to its executive board come january 1st so who are they and what will they be doing the easy these executive board has 6 members it's led by the institution's president. and as of last week that's france's christine legarde of course responsibilities include implementing monetary policy and preparing governing council meetings now one of the new recruits is germany's. she'll be taking over from said being allowed to go who quit in october in opposition to the institution's new round of stimulus and the other new member is fabio panetta of italy up to now he's served as the vice president of his country central bank he'll be taking over from france's been walker likes nobbut panetta supports the easy piece ultra low interest rates so what does this new setup of the e.c.b. need for the rest of europe let's ask our financial market correspondent was and was standing by for us in a frank ford our own howard what does this these 2 new members wh

central european country and is seeking asylum that. in a deitsch avella exclusive he tells us about his time in a regime death squad in belarus and reveals new details about a series of crimes. a number of opposition politicians in belarus disappeared 2 decades ago and it's still not known what happened to them on the evening of may the 7th 1909 yuri's a her ankle parked his car here near the old fire house in minsk and was never seen again. at that time the former interior minister was a leading figure in the opposition. her ranko and his supporters wanted to prevent the country descending into dictatorship and to remove president alexander look at shingle look who had organized and won 2 controversial referendums to expand his powers and neutralize parliament. since then has ruled the country alone. is considered the last dictatorship in europe. this reenactment of the murder of your is a harangue who is based on statements made exclusively to us t w by your acre of 64 members of a special military unit abducted and shots of her uncle dead in a forest gorecki tells us he was one of them and an accomplice to the crime and that as a memb

time for the executive recap now. investors will be watching the european central bank. is set to release her first decision as president of the central bank. we are not expecting any dramatic changes here. the decision out at 7:45 eastern. she will speak at 8:30 we'll be watching for that >>> one of germany's top mobil carriers has tapped huawei to help build out its 5 g network seen as a snub to the trump administration a new study throws some cold water on elizabeth warren's wealth tax plan. the findings show the senator's proposed tax will generate at least $1 trillion less than what the campaign claims. her campaign is disputing saying the finding makes unsupportable assumptions. >> after the federal reserve announcement, won't be moving. scl explaining the decision. >> my total focus is on right now and getting policy right and thinking about next year, thinking about what's the economy going to be doing. i like where we are on polly i'm like to remain so. >> joining me now, equity strategist good to see you today. does what jay powell said yesterday change in any

central bank. is appointment comes at a crucial time for the british economy which is battle lacking growth. just as the country prepares to leave the european union on january thirty first. the bank of england will soon have a new boss i'm delighted to announce. that the next governor of the bank of england we'll be andrew may. enter bailey sixty years old will start his new job on march sixteenth he'll replace canadian mark carney was held the position for the past six years. bailey worked at the bank of england for three decades before becoming the chief executive at britain's top financial regulator while critics say he could have dodone more to prevent the collapse of several investment funds he remains well respected across the government. as well as among bankers and investors. andrew brings unparalleled experience of central banking. and control on thirty years of experienence in every aspect of the bank's work. for monetary policy to financial stability. to the regulation of banks and insurance companies. but bailey is eighty year term will be anything but a walk in the park one of his first challenges will be to steer thehe country

time interest. starts december 19th d.w. . u.s. . companies building. to transfer natural gas from russia to germany the bill has yet to be by president. also coming up. the new european central bank chief take europe's most powerful financial institution. to the news keeps coming for boeing a form.

time in august, they had already put through one rate cut. they have had two since then. that is huge. the most powerful central bank in the world, the europeanentral bank, resumed buying securities to drive down the long end of their yield curve. we see the bank of japan maybe not as aggressive, but keeping their policy rate in negative territory. i would say that monetary policy is the single biggest change since then, and you can fill in a lot of things around that. but if it had not been for that, the economy would still be in a world of hurt. carol: go back to last december, we were talking about the fed raising rates several times. peter: powell was still talking about how we have more to come in 2019. december 24, christmas eve, was a massacre. the stock market was really bad. if you look at the history of the stock market, it is like a deep v. then everybody took off for christmas, came back with bright smiles, and after stocks shot up because it was around then the fed changed its mind a little bit, and that was the beginning of the rally we are in now. carol: you talk about recession. we focused a lot on that two year and 10 year sp

european central bank. waiting for christine lagarde's first press conference to kick off. we have more media here than i have ever seen at an ecb meeting, probably because there's so many french media participants this timef course hailing from that nation. our top stock stories, back to london and dani burger. dani: the biggest mover on the stoxx 600 is balfour beatty. a trading update, now at the highest price since the summer. full-year operational profit is ahead of their previous view, and revenue should search about 5%. they said their order book at the end of the year will be in excess of $14 billion. more on the move up than 2% after morgan stanley had some of their top 2020 calls, and adyen, they called it a best in class at valuation looking good. they noted partnerships with alibaba and ebay. ocado has been all over the place this morning, at one point over 1.3%. it felt a little bit, now back up. fourth quarter sales about 10.8%. the partnership with marks & spencer's has been a bright spot , and they are looking at cheaper options versus what it currently has. but still seeing shares up only 0.2%. 10.8%, lower than what they had last year. nejra: dani burger, thank you so much. jp morgan ceo

, the european central bank -- and on thursday, britain is going to the polls in an election that may well decide the future of brexit. that is where the stakes are. we are looking at a rocky time't we? juliette: we absolutely are. looking at some of the other assets. we are seeing quite a bit of upside coming through with copper futures. an interesting point on that trade front. even though we saw those exports from china drop significantly, and the upside of imports from korea rising. sign ford be a good the overall south korean economy as well. futures are looking pretty solid. goldman sachs was busy over the weekend of adjusting their forecast for 2020. at $58.cast for wt oil they are quite bullish on the gold front as well. demand for driven the precious metal and we are seeing a little bit of a flat to move when it comes to gold, holding around $1640 an ounce. a little bit of a mixed start to the trading day today. rishaad: absolutely. looking at sterling. the eurozone, $1.10. we also have the bloomberg daybreak middle east next. ♪ ♪ --sef: this is bloomberg "bloomberg daybreak middle east." >> weaker than expected shipment shows why china needs a trade deal. increasingly

time central park was left under almost half an inch of snow. really dramatic pictures. half—an—hour, half an inch of snow. extraordinary. the europeanth and final star wars film — the rise of skywalker — has been held in london. the director” abrams joined stars including daisy ridley and john boyega at the event in leicester square. the movie concludes the star wars saga started by george lucas more than a0 years ago. i think all of us take this on and understand the responsibility and only want to tell a story that is meaningfulfor people only want to tell a story that is meaningful for people and like anything like this, going in, it would be a divisive thing. it could be somebody else's nightmare no matter what you do and you do the best you can. you realise the scale of the responsibility. those who love the film will be the most critical. people have grown up with it. there is the whole drama about when the middle three were released. as if you should touch the first three. which are actually four, five and six. i'm a big star wars fan. we have a storm trooperjoining us in the studio. that will be exciting, won't it? it will b