rajeev: higher yields in the u.s.ally higher rates always pose a challenge for emerging markets and a challenge for china. one, to the dollar itself, a stronger dollar, of course, puts downward pressure on many asian currencies, and that makes it difficult for many of the central banks to kind of follow the fed to keep the differential of interest rates, so asian central banks will have to tighten at a time when it is challenging as growth prospects are improving, for sure, but they are improving more slowly because of the difficulty in really fighting the virus. anchor: also coming at a time when we see these concerns. with that, the energy crunch really not helping, and that is really accelerating the move in the treasury market. our question of the day, which assets are at risk for this global energy crunch? rajeev: generally, import energy is more under control, so big importers of energy will see more challenging times for their current positions, and the big importers, south korea, but a lot of asia are big impo

joe salisbury won two titles at flushing meadows, champion in the doubles with rajeev ram and also thekrawchuk. i spoke to him about his championships and how difficult it was to switch between playing partners. obviously it's a bit difficult and different playing with the men's in the mix. in the men's matches i was playing more relaxed and freely and we played the semi final and mixed after winning the men's final so i was feeling pretty relaxed and good there but obsolete going into the final and finishing with the men's really wanted to do the double and get the win in the mix does muscle bike and about a bit more nerves and pressure on it and had to have a kind of different attitude towards that match. but in general i think it works better in the mixture from fully more relaxed and enjoying it and a bit morejoking around on court with desiree and i think she plays her best but she is like that as well. whereas with the men it is as well. whereas with the men it is a bit more intense with the environment and more focused in a bit more serious.— bit more serious. price money, the d

success at flushing meadows. joe salisbury won two titles there, champion in the men's doubles with rajeevgoing. i was feeling good physically and was fresh and wanted to keep going. we've got sue thurman very tight matches and could have got through both of them —— we've got through some. we're just really happy how we kept going and came through some touched situations. to cricket, where it's been a good night for england's women in the first one—day international against new zealand in bristol, winning by 30 runs. england were put into bat, and captain heather knight led by example, scoring the 22nd half century of her odi career, before she was eventually out for 89 caught and bowled by leigh kasperek. that sparked a collapse, england losing their final five wickets forjust 13 runs, all out for 241. but new zealand made a painfully slow start, losing early wickets, but fought back to get within striking distance — before finally being bowled out 30 runs short of the total. so, england go one up in the five match series. in super league, castleford tigers' hopes of reaching the end of s

women's singles final, but we have a british winner today at flushing meadows. joe salisbury and rajeevy and soares took the first set 6—3 before ram and salisbury fought back to level it at six games to two. the momentum stayed with them, and the pair won the deciding set to become champions. it's their second major doubles title together. world number one novak djokovic continues his bid for a calendar grand slam when he plays matteo berritini in the men's semis later. the winner of that match will play daniil medvedev in the final. he beat felix auger alliassime in straight sets in the first semifinal. the great and good in tennis have been lining—up to heap praise on emma raducanu. the 18—year—old is yet to drop a set at the us open, and the 18—time grand slam champion martina navratilova says it's even more impressive that she has reached the final as a qualifier, which has never been done before. the speed with which she did it, nobody could have predicted it. it's really outstanding. and she did it the hard way, she qualified. she didn't get the wild card, she didn't waltz in her

joe salisbury and rajeev ram of the united states have beatenjamie murray and the brazilian bruno soaresiding set to become champions. it's their second doubles title together after winning last yea r�*s australian open. the great and good in tennis have been lining up to heap praise on emma raducanu. the 18—year—old is yet to drop a set at the us open and the 18—time grand slam champion martina navratilova says it's even more impressive that she has reached the final as a qualifier, which has never been done before. the speed with which she did it... nobody could have respected it —— predicted it. she didn't get the wall wild card, she didn't waltz here, saying,... and i think it paid off because she didn't play that well at the beginning of the tournament in the qualifying, but it grew and each match, got better and better... we knew she was going to get better. but again she has just taken it to another level here and it's very impressive. former england captain michael vaughan has criticised the decision to call off today's fifth and final test between england and india just two hour

joe salisbury and rajeev ram of the united states have beatenjamie murray and the brazilian bruno soarese men's semis later. the winner of that match will play daniil medvedev in the final. he beat felix auger alliassime in straight sets in the first semifinal. the great and good in tennis have been lining—up to heap praise on emma raducanu. the 18—year—old is yet to drop a set at the us open, and the 18—time grand slam champion martina navratilova says it's even more impressive that she has reached the final as a qualifier, which has never been done before. the speed with which she did it, nobody could have predicted it. it's really outstanding. and she did it the hard way, she qualified. she didn't get the wild card, she didn't waltz in here, saying, "i got to a round of 16". she did the hard way. and i think it paid off, because she didn't play that well at the beginning of the tournament, in the qualifying. but she grew with each match and got better and better. but we knew she was going to get better because we've already seen her work hard. but again, she's just taking it up to ano

room for dollar weakness over the medium-term especially given the high valuation similar to what rajeevrlier. rishaad: let's have a look at chinese markets as shenzhen and shanghai go out for lunch break. on their way up, the vice president made a huge pledge to support private businesses, and actually this is against the backdrop of a spate of revelatory crackdowns and industries from afterschool tutoring to internet, all of that editorial financial markets . we had a regulator pledging the same to tighten the supervision in the financial services industry as well, so mixed signals, but definitely chinese markets on the up. rishaad: just a bit of news from india, suzuki is going to be putting the prices for selected models, 1.9% as the cost of the company's vehicles tend to be adversely affected due to the increase of various import cost, that is one of the problems associated with the chip shortage in the industry. weighted average pricing increase of 1.9% for those models. juliette. juliette: let's have a look at markets, we're talking about the upside, china ahead at the lunch break

salisbury and american partner rajeev ram beat us pair sam querrey and stevejohnson. alfie hewett and fellow briton gordon reid reached the semifinals of the men's wheelchair singles event. french open champion hewett defeated frenchman nicolas peifer 7—5 6—2 and will face argentine gustavo fernandez. tokyo 2020 paralympic bronze medallist reid beat dutchman tom egberink in straight sets and meets top seed shingo kunieda next. and jordanne whiley is through in the women's draw. she overcamejapan's momoko ohtani in three sets. all eyes on tomorrow evening in the us open and raducanu's final, 9pm on saturday evening, bbc radio 5 live is the place to follow it. let's go back to the news that the uk economy grew byjust 0.1% injuly as the last covid restrictions were lifted in england. our economics correspondent andy verityjoins us now. take us through the figures and what it means... and we have lost andy verity. we will come back to that. 0.1% injuly, it was a growth, but slightly lower than expected. we will take a look into that figure when we get andy verity back wit

salisbury and american partner rajeev ram, beat us pair sam querrey and steve johnson.hiley is through in the women's draw. she overcame, japan's momoko ohtani in three sets. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. events to mark 20 years since 9/11 are being held across the united states tomorrow. our north america correspondent, nada tawfik, takes a look at how the lives of first responders and victims' families were shaped by that day. the rebirth and transformation of lower manhattan has become an emblem of the city's resilience. and though much has changed here, for new yorkers who lived through 9/11, the scars never faded. my mom pointed up and she said, "i need you to look at this because it's history." hannah moch remembers the chaos of being pulled from schooljust blocks from where the twin towers were about to collapse. that experience, atjust eight years old, inspired her dedication to public service. it kind of like restarted my life. like, we've always talked about a before and after 9/11. i think after that day i realised how

we've already had a british winner, at flushing meadows — joe salisbury and the american, rajeev ramvak djokovic, is still in line, to win all four grand slams ina year. he beat alexander zverev to reach the final, so avenging his defeat at the olympic games. djokovic, needed five sets, after going behind and holding off a zverev fightback. he's looking to become the first man since rod laver way back in 1969 to claim a calendar grand slam. standing in his way is the second seed daniil medvedev who enjoyed a straight—sets win over, felix auger—aliassime to reach his third majorfinal. now, 18 years after he made his first debut for manchester united this afternoon, fans will be toasting ronaldo's return. after one of the biggest transfer stories of the summer the 36—year—old christiano ronaldo will play his first game for manchester united since he became a global icon and re—signing from juventus. they face newcastle at old trafford in a 3:00 kick off — and you can listen to exclusive commentary on bbc radio 5 live. people follow his career from afar since he left here and i think ev