let's bring in juliette saly. what does this mean for twitter's future? juliette: it looks like jack dorsey, the 45-year-old, will focus on his world at square, so he will not try to helm two separate companies, and handing over the reins to a 37-year-old, who will become the youngest ceo in the s&p 500, narrowly edging out mark zuckerberg. it seems like jack dorsey is giving him a lot of confidence. he wrote his work over the past 10 years has transformational. it is his time to lead. we know jack dorsey, who founded the company into thousand six, stepped down into thousand eight, then returned in 2015. there have been a lot of pickups. we had a business turnaround, and attempted sale of the company, and activist investors attempt to boost him from his job. many thought he would focus more on twitter rather than square. we have seen the business improve. it has not delivered the same returns. twitter stock up 67% since dorsey returned. bloomberg intelligence is saying when you compare twitter to other social media they were never able to monetize it as so

for more, juliette saly joins us in singapore. lk us through some of the market reaction to the wider asia story. juliette: yeah. we are seeing asia stocks move higher on this alibaba number. certainly not the reaction that you saw in chinese adrs overnight. we've been seeing alibaba pullback from some of its earlier highs. jd.com a performing in the tech index, still pretty song -- strong. it has been outperforming what we've been seeing in the u.s. since 2017. this is pointing to further growth that you are expecting from the chinese e-commerce platform. it points to the fact that they are looking towards more sustainable outlooks as well which is going to drive their growth even further. you saw buyers move-in, too. jd.com taking more market share from alibaba in the months and quarters ahead. that reflects what you see in the outlooks. look at jd.com versus food sales for alibaba. dani: thanks so much. thorough as always. let's turn our attention to the cop 26 climate conference which is entering its final hours with everything

manus: i will get the roadmap from juliette saly in a moment. senior editor in singapore -- you want to join? you know it we can do -- you know what we can do, family zoom call on daybreak? let's get to juliette saly. juliette: elon musk has exercised options and sold more tesla shares. the world's richest person offloaded about $930 million of stock. it adds to the $6.9 billion that he sold last week, which since the -- the company's share price tumbling. it expired above their price per tesla and jp morgan are disputing adjustments made to the contracts in the wake of elon musk's threat to take the company private. the e.u. may ease restrictions on state aid. they could agree to a new policy when it meets on wednesday. a draft seen by bloomberg considers letting government-subsidized chip plants on the continent. the french have called for more intervention to overcome the global supply crisis. boris johnson said it would be perfectly legitimate to suspend part of the brexit deal with the e.u. the u.k. is demanding a major overhaul of the divo

i am juliette saly. rishaad: i am rishaad's a lot read u.s. ed, traders evaluating the risk posed by the omicron variant of covid. juliette: blackrock and goldman sachs say they prefer chinese equities of her pricey indian stocks. rishaad: india -- whether to ban all private cryptocurrencies. juliette: we are getting breaking news out of japan as we see how countries around the globe are reacting to omicron, and we are hearing japan is bannin all foreigners from entry. we have this risk often in asia, but markets not being sawed off as bad as they were earlier as we see a pickup in u.s. equity futures and wti crude, goldman sachs think the selloff we saw by 30% was executive -- accepted. we are seeing a pickup coming through in yields on the u.s. 10 year, different from what we are seeing in asia where we are seeing gains coming through in the bond market. still trying to assess how traders are moving in this new variant situation and what it is going to mean for a number of countries in this region, which as we know are more hesitant to close

manus: juliette saly in singapore with the latest on the evergrande story. elon musk this sold an additional $4 billion worth of tesla shares, topping the earlier sale of her reported $1.1 billion. so five really dollars over couple of days. let's get to senior editor reed stevens. $5 billion for tax law -- tesla stock. >> essentially we know that the one billion you just mentioned was to pay income tax for equity options. that was part of a -- set up in mid-december. after he took the pole to twitter followers asking whether he should sell 10% of his holdings. is this part of that? if it's not, the classic musk passion, but if this is part of the promise he made to sell his shares, we are not finished yet because 5 million only represents about a quarter of what he would have to sell to offload 10% of his tesla stock. manus: thank you so much, reed stevenson our editor on the tesla story. coming up, interest rising the fastest since 1990. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there was a wide range of expectations for core cpi and headline cpi. and what

times were morning calls with juliette saly.iet: all of the same vitamins everyone is talking about, you've got the power starting, there are three cracked on, you have got as well a slump in the housing sector and exposure to covert outbreaks. the company announcing they see 5% growth down from 5.5% according to muted growth. despite these pressures they have seen -- they say an aggressive monetary easing policy is not by this but they issue a more cautious approach to equity in 2022. rishaad: rishaad: we are getting to the end of the year when goldman comes out with its top grades. tell us about it. juliette: they are saying a phase of the world right of recovery, oldman is saying it will be less friendly for risk assets, but they are saying it is too early to turn away from the equity cycle. they are saying equity valuations in the u.s. and india particularly. among the top ideas is shorting the aussie dollar versus the canadian dollar, and this is partly due to the bullish view on oil and downside risks to commodity prices w

let's get the first word news with juliette saly. >> france has the two rally the nation, presentingght outlook for the economy. president warned older people they must get a booster shot or see their health pasty activated, stopping them from going to cafes or restaurants. u.s. vice president kamala harris is embarking on five days of diplomacy in the country as she looks to heal a rift from the u.s. and their oldest ally. bloomberg sources say president biden and his chinese counterpart are to hold a virtual summit next week. it comes as the two nations spar over taiwan and in washington over beijing's expanding nuclear arsenal. general electric wants the -- once the world's most valuable country will split into three groups in a stunning breakup of the conglomerate. they will combine the three energy businesses into another separate entity. aviation will make the third company. >> these businesses will be more focused, a greater level of accountability. we should have sharper allocation more strategic flexibility, i think it will be good for the team as well. investor basis will m