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this height -- this rate hike -- pressure on the kiwi dollar was expected and we saw the kiwi dollarling 1% against the u.s. dollar last week. haidi: it is that relentlessness when it comes to selling the kiwi dollar despite the fact it's been at the forefront of all this hiking. we are awaiting on inflation numbers and they are not expected to hit that 7% threshold, given we have been pushing 6.9%. 7.3% is the cpi year on year, smashing expectations of 7.1% and a fast clip of alteration. quarter on quarter, that's a gain of 1.7% and also beating expectations of 1.5%. just a little lower than the previous quarter on order reading. uncertainty remains high when it comes to global commodity prices. a lot of these geopolitical elements as well. trading partner inflation has continued to search for new zealand and we see domestic inflation risk to the upside given high inflation expectations, unemployment is at a record low with a labor shortage as well. we are starting to see high borrowing costs hurting consumer and business confidence and we see a decline in housing prices as well. 7.

how much volatility will not inject into the qe dollar today -- will not inject into the kiwi dollar>> i would not be surprised if it would pull a rabbit out of the hat today and say that you could get kiwi volatility. it is not much on the schedule for a strategy. i think the aussie dollar is very kingly. shery: going in a different direction, the election victory by the ruling party has seen the yen fall to a 24 year low. do you buy into the narrative we may see doubling down on economics and easy money policy? could we be going the other way around? >> the governor will be in charge until early april of next year. more or less no real risk that the bank of japan will tighten monetary policy. inflation in japan is quite soft , under the 2% target unlike every other central bank. i do not think the bank of japan will take the bait to tighten monetary policy. the yen is on an upward trajectory. the prime minister is becoming more conservative about the weakness of the yen and the rapid moves in the yen. some of the comments you made yesterday is why they are strong overnight and you

we will be watching the kiwi aussie pair today given it is rba day. we see australian assets egging for this supersized 50 basis point move. the risk is if we get a smaller hike from the rba. does that say there are more recessionary fears than are currently being priced in by the markets? take a look at this chart when it comes to what is currently being priced in by market participants. the rba see hiking quite a lot. when it comes to implied rates about 100 plus hikes coming by september. david: really how they guide markets words what markets are already pricing in and what they say about what happens with the housing market which i guess will get to in a couple minutes. it is also a busy day as far as other metrics are concerned. on that theme with inflation we have two prints coming out of the asian pacific. south korean estimate is about 6%. in the philippines to after is after that at 6% is the estimate. of course various forward-looking measures. tmi numbers out of japan and the pmi composite at of china. quite busy on the docket today. haidi

kiwi stocks also seeing nice gains. the u.s.ures, it looks like we are in positive territory despite the drumbeat of a recession. s&p futures are up by's extensive 1%. -- 0.6%. it is about the recession fears rising. the economy a lot of data points are coming. our next guest says that history shows recessions are the best cure for inflation. great to have you with us and we appreciate you joining us so late in night. when it comes to the blunt assessment that recession is the best cure for inflation, does this play into the narrative and the fine line that jay powell was trying to trade in his commentary? >> good evening. it has been an interesting journey for the fed because we have been lagging the market significantly. the funds rate based on the forecast is 3.8%. yet the bond market is already sending a complete different signal. jay powell offered something to the market yesterday which was somewhat unexpected. basically a dovish pivot in the sense that suddenly he throughout all guidance. i think this is explaining a lot

kiwi stocks now gaining three tens of 1% after the rbnz rate hike.ing the pressure on the kiwi dollar right now. we have had such a series of rate hikes recently that it seems 50 basis points is it cutting it anymore. the unemployment rate fell again to the lowest level in 50 years. the huge jump in new positions. when it comes to nikkei futures gaining a little bit, we have weakness of the japanese yen. if you don't go along with all of this huge tightening we are seeing around the world then you're going to get punished. that's what we're are saying with the japanese yen. we continue to see support for equity markets in japan. not a lot of change when it comes to u.s. futures at the moment. perhaps some upside given that we did fall in the new york session. we pared back some of those losses that at one point exceeded 2% because we got fed officials commenting that 100 basis points may not be the favorite hike at the moment. >> wall street outspoken ceos said the u.s. is more than prepared to withstand the economic downturn. saying they are not --

kiwi spock -- stocks already online. haidi: in the energy market as well, we are watching for the restart of the nord stream pipeline. vladimir putin will likely signal that the gas pipeline will restart. the question is, how much? he has suggested that on last this disagreement over sanctions resolves, the flows, should they resume, will be tightly curbed. we got signal that he is planning to restart at least some flows. early data show the first orders from thursday that suggest buyers are at least optimistic, though, there is not a guarantee we will see a resumption. shery: we are seeing the impact of supply disruption. inflation is rampant. that's why global central banks are starting to tighten. not the bank of japan. this is why it is such a wild card traders. if the boj decides to move on anything, tweak the 10 year yield cap or so, we could see treasury yields spiking. analysts say perhaps that could be a buying opportunity for coue treasury yields spiking. analysts say perhaps that could be a buying opportunity

if it ends up easing off, that could bring the kiwi dollar down.a: we saw the u.s. 10 year yield head up towards 3.5% and then a quick retreat from the middle of june. that gained momentum last week. where do you expect that to move to in the near term? garfield: i am suspecting it is not going to get above 3%, famous last words, just because the driver for higher yields is inflation concerns but that is likely to bring a fed response. so unless the fed indicates its reaction function is changing substantially, the higher inflation goes the more of an inverted yield curve you will get. we have just seen waves of buying come in -- whatever the 10-year u.s. yield gets to 3% or a bit beyond. i think 3% is going to be a very hard nuts to crack on a sustained basis. i think you are more likely to watch it fall towards to .5% if we get the kind of inflation recession mixed that you are going to get -- basically policy era rid large for the fed -- written large for the fed. that will bring the 10 year even lower. manus: i think that is the debate. how qui

we are seeing the qe dollar trading -- kiwi dollar trading fractionally higher. australia looking flat, we are a risk off as we head to the recession. shery: this is after we had stocks fluctuating throughout the new york session. we actually have major cap tax selling off -- technology selling off. we see oil at a three month low. not to mention the covid cases in china continue to rise. the demand outlook is not looking great at the moment. the haven flows continue into the haven space -- treasury space. the 10 year yield dropping as much as 12 basis points below the two year rate. the imf has cut the u.s. gdp growth forecast for this year to 2.3% against last year's 2.9% estimate. let us bring in garfield reynolds and kathleen hays. we continue to see the haven flows whether it is towards treasuries or the dollar. >> there is no rate at the moment. the dollar has been the ultimate king. you get a reversal in some of the drivers either through the european recession fears or a parity drop, inflation is the flow, the fed may have a rapid turnaround in the dollar

we cannot forget both the won, but also the kiwi, they receded quite aggressively.e need to realize that open economies, south korea, new zealand, also australia, need to deal with exchange rate movements. so the fed anyway is doing more. they are forcing the central banks to react more aggressively than they might have reacted otherwise because of how open their economies are and how much their financial cycles are related to the fed this is even more the case for frontier markets. so in a way the fed is pushing everybody and we need to acknowledge that the on inflation. rishaad: absolutely. that is the pressure central bankers are feeling in asia. do they really have to follow the fed? do they have no choice in the matter, otherwise there currency gets crushed? alicia: indeed. this is clearly the case for everybody, including boj, which says it all about how much the fed can push you into rooms of your yield curve and how much you need to do avoid rapid depreciation. the exception is china but not fully. because it is hard to understand why the pboc would be kind

kiwi dollar also down for a second consecutive session.his goes back to where the dollar goes next. our next guest says the greenback is likely to stay at high levels with high u.s. inflation. joining us now is ashish agrawal , age ahead of fx at barclays. great to have you with us. of course this today pause, the worst performance in about a month, well overdue given how much relentless strength we have seen in this rally. if we look at declining expectations from the fed, and perhaps a higher expectation of being able to get that soft landing after all, does that suggest we could start seeing a way down for the dollar? ashish: thanks for having me on the show. yes, we could agree that some of the draggards are scaling back. this is an important week with the ecb in boj. both of those decisions are likely to trigger further dollar spent. so it's hard to see this bout of correction. to us, i would think the broad dollar is likely to peak out in this quarter. in the nurture we see some price risks marked into the dollar-yen. haidi: where do

that was all he wanted to talk about he was known to the kiwis universally as piggy muldoon. okay, a little kiwi humor there. there's piggy piggy muldoon. and it was a right wing very strong. prime minister, and so he and up to this point and we'd stop with this was our last stop so we'd been in bangkok and and manila and jakarta and several places and kuala lumpur and we start to kid bondale. because nobody showed up to greet the train the plane went arrived. and nobody on the tarmac nothing. and we said, you know, they're never heard of you. mondell is one of those few politicians you could get. and he would he played along with it, but funny he was getting a little annoyed and when we landed. in in wellington my lord, there was a crowd over here where the plane would pull up and they were holding up big signs. and mondale comes back from the front of the plane and he says you see look at that. i'm big and wellington, and we said oh, it's a crowd we agree with that and the plane comes around and it pulls up in front of the crowd where we could actually see the hand lettered

he's one of 10,000 kiwi farmers producing milk for fonterra.g hard to reduce his use of fertilizer but says it will be impossible to meet the government's nitrate limit. yaara: how feasible is it for you to reach the 2.4 milligram per liter bottom line? john: there's nothing that we are doing today, or have an ability to do as far as management and system changes that will allow us to achieve that outcome. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ yaara: john is also a councilor for the canterbury region. today he's canvassing the views of other local dairy farmers at this field day. john: do you think you can continue this work and maintain that improvement and achieve what the government's looking at at the moment? it's probably a bit of a loaded question. male: the targets that are out there are not achievable. we can go lower. yes, we can, and we're trying that, but the levels that are proposed are prior to farming in canterbury. that's the reality. john: if we cannot meet those numbers, then we cannot meet those numbers, and we have to give up farming. there is no future f

we don't need kiwi for a long time, please use as much as you want an allied government will be createdi repeat ukrainian economists, and it is clear that young people must be taken with a western education that understands modern, modern technologies in any field, i repeat, there are such specialists in poland, they themselves rebuilt their country when they became an eu candidate and then a member of the eu, great britain, that is, our natural allies and the most supportive of us in the fight against russian aggression, obviously can and should be the largest investors in the reconstruction of ukraine and their it is necessary to involve brothers in the economic part of the government right now, and then they will advise those high-tech companies that can come here, you are right. not only to build, for example , a road if it needs to be restored, but also to bring technology, and the most important thing is to grant a license on our land so that we can to produce everything necessary for the implementation of any project to restore the economy or infrastructure of ukraine, moreover,

flrm the younger generation may not get the opportunity so i believe that if we keep going this year, kiwi keep this going for a little while longer. >> the owner said having to shut down during the covid pandemic gave the company a serious blow. >>> tim now with >>> sea otters call this stretch home. notably absent, the san francisco bay. a new study says they could be reintroduced in our part of the state. >> bringing back areas down the coast to a really healthy place by virtue of the animals they consume, like sea urchins. >> they are vital. see urchins can devastate the kelp. >> they're very curious this morning. >> the otter pups could be taken from here and dropped off in parts of the san francisco bay. not everyone thinks that's a good idea. sea otters feasting to strain the livelihood of local fishermen. >> and increase in the numbers could have an impact on that. >> reporter: it wouldn't happen overnight. the report recommends more research, more studies and experiment and more outreach to the public. i'm sarah donchey. >>> it's beautiful out there. so for reference, santa fe is

commenting on gifts for belgorod this is not the first time we understand that these actions are modes of kiwi. not just coordinated with its western curators, but, most likely, a suggested name is being made. this, of course, is in order to push us to launch retaliatory strikes of this kind, and then further spin the anti-russian hysteria. we have so far refrained from taking such steps, but we will be following developments very closely. and those who act in this way should know that if provocations continue, they will not be in trouble. bill's cart 2 in the kursk region ukrainian drones, such as swift, photos of these machines were shown by the governor of the region, roman starovoy. this mass of each reaches 5 tons, the russian military destroyed the drones on the approach of kursk thanks to modern and competent actions, there were no victims of the fall of the drones. as a result of successful military operations, the armed forces of the russian federation, together with units of the people's militia of the luhansk people's republic , established full control over the city of lisichanskay

with our children, and also as a grandparent, and exploring the rock pools than and now is just a key kiwi to the rock pools when i was a kid, and you get a little crab, sail and you would put it back. but you talk about harvesting, are you talking about a commercial level? is it parents of children's with their families with two what is going on? i don't believe commercial. i hope i... i can't be proved wrong on that. but it is more than numbers. where it started, i went down to the rock pools. it was a gorgeous day with the family and there were other people about exploring and enjoying a beautiful summer day, and there were about 50 to 80 people also document glorious, wonderful, and it was only then that i saw that there were bowls and buckets, and they were filled with, yes, starfish and those crabs that you talked about, and little tiny sea snails, all sorts of wrongful creatures, and that shocked me.— wrongful creatures, and that shocked me. ~ . ., ., shocked me. what reaction, what resonse shocked me. what reaction, what resoonse from — shocked me. what reaction, what response from

the kiwi dollar at 60 to 80. dollar yen holding at 133.see the dollar losing quite a bit of ground over the past few weeks as we get the recession versus no recession, is the fed looking to move toward a dovish project replaying into what has been an astonishing run for the greenback. given we saw the bigness when it comes to great activity, these concerns continuing when it comes to evergrande. the bloomberg dollar index holding just a little bit weaker. lots more to come here on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: you are watching daybreak australia. china's factory activity contracted unexpectedly in july as covid restrictions dragged on the economy. it fell from 50.2 to 49. china's recovery has been fragile as officials focus on stepping out covert outbreaks with lockdowns. evergrande has failed to deliver a restructuring plan it promised by the end of july. instead, it handed out a list of restructuring principles. investors are waiting for clarity on how they plan to deal with $300 billion of liabilities. u.s. house spea

the kiwi equity session is up by .9%. it continues to be really about the fed processing what the iteris at about he does not see these really high risks of a recession. it will be interesting to see the pricing given, another 75 basis point move that perhaps takes us to a place where it can sit back and wait for the data. it does seem like we are getting more indications that there will be more to come given the that the fed chair does not see a recession on the horizon. back to pack increases -- back-to-back increases. shery: that is why we are skeptical when it comes to the market probably. we had a bigger othello following that and we are following june and july hikes, we have not seen hikes since the 1980's. right now we are watching recession concerns. that was a lot of the questioning during the press conference today, we are getting a second quarter u.s. gdp numbers. we will see a positive growth. we will watch what the data says, we are joined by our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays. what was the

. -- kiwi stocks are coming online fractionally higher. we do have king dollar, also the pressure that we saw on the currency cross. heidi: we see the conflicting factors. we had the rba decision as expected, we see the fastest pace of tightening on record. we have that back-to-back basis point hike. a lot of economists are saying that there is no indication, the commitment to do whatever it takes to isolate inflation. there is no signs of that they are keen to follow the fed with a basis point move. it sits at the highest since may 2020. that was predicted by all but one out of 26 economists that we spoke to. it will be interesting to see the housing sector. the rba could have more of a buffer when it comes to cages like household income to credit. households are more resilient even if we do see further downside for the park date -- property market. shery: whether we are talking about the inflationary concerns, at the same time those concerns have potential for recession. putting the odds of precision in the u.s.. 38%. given the tug-of-wa

kiwi stocks, aussie stocks have not done much the last two sessions.e are seeing a clear lack of direction when it comes to those markets. the world's most indebted developer evergrande is due to unveiled a preliminary restructuring plan by the end of the month, as a debt crisis in china's property sector spreads to more builders and may threaten its banks. let's get more from stephen engle. let's start with evergrande because we were expecting some sort of plan by the end of the month. not many days left now. stephen: there are so many questions surrounding evergrande obviously and then they have this word room shakeup with the ceo among others being forced to step down. but really,, and of course the global economy those participating in the global economy are looking at this as whether this will be, if it does indeed come down with china's largest ever debt restructuring. will it be the roadmap for other troubled developers to follow, and how much of a haircut will creditors be forced to take? the big question here, for example, overseas creditors o

kiwi stocks are also up.futures looking more muted, but remember japan stocks jumped the most since june. it is a data light date. the big story we will be watching, chinese equities will be have the start of the trading day because they seem to advance as we get the reaction to the new stimulus proposal almost $224 billion in infrastructure bonds directed toward infrastructure funding and we could see china sovereign bonds as well. this is xfinity rewards. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. vo: when times get dark, we can't see the help that's all around us. let 2-1-1 be your guiding light. for help with food, health care, and other resources. operator: 2-1-1, how can i help you? vo: call 211 or visit 211.org 2-1-1 get connected. get help. meanwhile christopher waller says he supports raising interest rates by

we are seeing downside pressure for the asx 200 and kiwi stocks as well.g about potentially more tightening coming from the fed. two of them are hawkish officials as the fed has endorsed 75 basis point rate hikes. our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays is here. despite endorsing 75 basis points, who saw markets being a little bit more confident that it might not be as much tightening is 100 basis points. kathleen: that was the big story yesterday. when the atlanta fed president rafael bostic was asked about cpi and did he still indoors 75 and if he doesn't he was asked about a hundred and he said everything would be in play and it was off to the races. so it was no surprise that the federal reserve board governor, when he was getting prepared to march at an event in idaho, actually included this in his speech. 75 basis points out it would do would have to be 100. listen to what he says. >> based on the labor market, i just don't see -- it's inconceivable to have a recession within unemployment rate of 3.6%. kathleen: he also went on to say th

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the kiwi dollar is just over 62 since -- 62 u.s. cents.the ecb move by 15 and will: we are 30 minutes away from the trading start for tokyo, seoul and sydney. taking a look at what leverage fronts have been doing. bank of japan decision day. we are seeing short or leverage funds coming in moving into the decision. doing a fairly neutral decision does talk to happen on boj. you don't see a big swing in stocks unless we get some sort of talk on the etf purchasing policy. the securities do see no negative impacts to equities, ahead of this decision or after the decision unless boj sticks with the current policy. that yield differential has been a really big supportive factor into stocks as well, because we are seeing the yen weakness really providing a buffer for courtney -- corporate earnings. ecb decision, this is a really high-stakes decision coming in today. a lot of what the ecb can do factors into recession risks as well. that window of caught sheet -- catching up with that is closing fast that we are seeing recession risks rising. 45%

kiwi stocks already trading like this. also keeping a continued watch on the aussie dollar trading a little weaker against the greenback. we have the key jobs data coming in the next couple of hours. we are expecting it to slow in may .our markets live team saying a miss or beat puts further pressure into the aussie dollar following the release. shery: u.s. futures at the moment, we continue to see a sea of red. we have seen u.s. stock markets today in the u.s. session rattled by that very hot u.s. inflation print. s&p 500 turned positive at one point, but that faded. we also saw a deeper inversion, the deepest sense 2000, in 22 years or so. the 10 year yield still below the 3% level. we continue to see pressure on oil prices. this of course as we have president biden now in the middle east. we continue to watch where prices go for oil in this very volatile session, because this of course has big implications for what happens with inflation. as we just heard from cleveland fed president loretta mester, firmly committed to

kiwi stocks up by 9/10 of 1% as well. xi jinping are in agreement on at least one thing, following their more than to our phone call late on thursday. they want to meet in person for more of what was discussed, let's bring in our chief north asian correspondent stephen engle. how constructive or the talks and where the talks, particularly when you consider those two hours, included in the time it takes for translation? stephen: that's right. there was candid talks and they were described by the white house as subsidence to. but again, that word constructive was not necessarily used, as it was the last time the two leaders talked back in march. the chinese side, the ministry of foreign affairs used that word, constructive. maybe that's really because of the differences over taiwan and how they want to play to their domestic markets. both doug and their heels on the taiwan issue. but biden did reiterate the one china policy under which only beijing is recognized as the government of china. but he also warned xi jinping agai

that was the rbz and the bank of -- the kiwi dollar very steady. no major surprises.he korean yuan, we are seeing that strengthening. some of this down to that stabilization we are seeing in terms of risk in the region today. also as you said, trading volumes a little bit thin. with the bok telegraphing more hikes and. there had been a perception with the bank of korea, also the likes of the philippines, india slow behind the fed and moving higher. the bank of korea committing to hikes of the 25 basis point magnitude and the rbz saying we could see more outsized hikes add. we are still waiting on the official release. what we do have is the bloomberg calculations based on the customs data. what we are expecting in the month of june is a lift of around 21% on the year. that is quite far above of what we had for the estimate, which is growth of 12.5%, but a reflection that we did see in june shanghai, other cities moving to ease lockdown measures. we saw manufacturing activity picking up, shorter delivery times, on net positive, of course. we continue to await for the l

that also against the kiwi dollar, it has fallen to the lowest level since june of 2020. if all of about 0.8% -- far. with quantitative tightening, how does that change the game? how does this massive amount of money-printing for the u.s. economy played into this as all of this stimulus and liquidity is reduced? mark: right now it seems like a one-way street that the dollar is going to get stronger. and with quantitative tightening , i would say it is very difficult to quantify the impact of that, because we don't precisely know what the impact of quantitative easing was. it was supposed to go to main street. clearly, a lot of it got stuck on wall street. so if you take it away, it will rain for financial markets, less liquidity and less supply of dollars and therefore, a stronger dollar. but if we look back in history to 1970, we found that on average when the dollar went up in excess of 10% over a 12 month period, which it has done in the past year, the returns of the dollar over the next 12 months were mildly negative. i feel, especially with the ecb starting to get ha

with asx 200 futures, but kiwi stocks trading just a little bit higher and also chicago futures pointingo a small move. that is what i wanted to say. the point here is that there are factors that could determine where we go if the biden administration also is possibly rolling back tariffs, david. david: that move is too small to mention. and that is just being generous there. all right, in terms of the eco-data coming out today. we talk about korean inflation being literally not exaggerated. we will take you into the philippine inflation coming out about two hours from now. and the rate decision out of the rba later today. haidi: yeah and bloomberg's economics is saying the rba is no longer willing to wait for that evidence of wage growth before hitting. what are the choices for the rba, what is on the table. i thought it was interesting when we spoke to andrew burkert, one of the three economists who got it right, he said when you take a look at household credit, income, there is a bit more of a buffer for the rba to be working with here. >> yes. and they have mentioned that as well, th

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>> these are sun gold kiwis. it is a very balanced taste. >> that is nice. actually like a pear in terms of consistency. >> totally it has that flavor profile and ton of vitamin c as well over 100% of daily value in one fruit. great for immunity. >> can i get these in regular grocery stores >> most grocery stores have them you have to add those to the list. >> these look like fruit leathers and you don't have to worry about cavities with these. no added sugar and pack a serving of produce into each one. bunch of flavors my ten month old daughter actually uses these as a teether. believe it or not. but adult testers loved these and the kids too. >> none of that nonsense ingredients like you can't pronounce. >> all wholesome organic ingredients. and that was big this year for us >> you tell me i can actually keep these in the pantry, not in the refrigerator even though they are yogurt. >> shelf stable. blend of non fat yogurt and fruit. four unique flavors. no high fructose corn syrup. no additives fantastic for ki

kiwi stocks coming online. continuing to track what we are seeing with the bond as well because we saw the rbnz yesterday committing to keep up with the pace of hiking. haidi: and committing when it comes to the fed as well is the expectation. the searing cpi print, we knew it was likely to come in at a high, even as president biden says it does not fully reflect the gasoline prices. he says it is still an unacceptably high print of price pressures. does this now put 100 basis points into play for the fed? we will be speaking to loretta mester a little later. in the past she said the fed used to be forceful when it comes to bringing down inflation expectations. 100 basis would be historic, but of course we did not expect a few weeks ago that 75 basis points would almost become the norm either. shery: you have to put that into perspective. we are talking at least another 75 basis point hike, that would be two back-to-back 75 basis point hikes, much more than what we saw in the two years worth of tightening from

, who want to talk about the land quota, that was all he wanted to talk about, he was known to the kiwis, universally, as piggy mauldin. okay. a little key humor there. there he is. there is piggy. he was a right wing, very strong prime minister. so, here -- up to this point, and this was a last stop -- we had been in bangkok and manila hand jakarta and several places. and we started to kid him because nobody showed up to greet the plane when it arrived. nobody on the tarmac, nothing. we said, they have never heard of you. he was one of those few politicians you could kid. and you played along with it. but he was getting a little annoyed and when we landed, my lord, there was a crowd. >> [laughs] >> and they were holding up big signs. and he comes back from the front of the plane and he says, you see! look at that! i am big in wellington! >> [laughs] >> we said, oh, it is a proud. we agree with that. and then the plane pulls up in front of the crowd where we could actually see the hand lettered signs and they read, -- a close and counter of a -- >> [laughs] >> he was crushed. >> we bette

recipe of the week this time fruit salad with crispy chips we need pineapple kiwi strawberries mangod butter lemon juice, sugar, cinnamon cut pita bread into triangles in a bowl mix them with butter, sugar and cinnamon put on a baking sheet bake for 6 minutes at two hundred and twenty degrees divide the pineapple in half, remove and cut the pulp, cut the remaining fruits too season the salad with lemon juice, mix, transfer to a full half of pineapple, decorate with pita chips. ready. let's figure it out. what happened fruit - this is of course very tasty and useful they are rich in fiber, vitamins and trace elements. but we also have chips that have a great crunch, but add harmful fast carbohydrates. so it’s better not to get carried away with such salads, we turn on the yellow light according to our system. bon appetit and health we wish you and blogger anastasia morozova and now on your screens is the question of the weekly quiz. just check yourself. and if there is also an inscription, can you win a prize? this means that you are running the hp btv feature. find out more on our si

. >> stephen: can you slip into unintelligible kiwi?and everyone can understand me when i'm back home. this is the way that i speak. ( laughter ) >> stephen: so, it's just mumbling. it's just mumbling. that's not an accent. i spent a lot of time down there. >> okay. >> stephen: i'm obsessed with your-- >> the new zealand accent is just mumbling, but it's beautiful mumbling. it's turning mumbling into an art form. >> stephen: my hollywood connection down there is peter jackson, a lovely fellow, has been very generous with his time. did you talk to him at all about shooting spectacular movies like this, large-scale films, or anything? >> yeah, yeah. i-- i had some-- i had some good chats about when i was about to do "thor." also, when i did "what we do in the shadows," when jemaine and i were shooting that, we didn't have much money to do that film. and "the hobbit" had just wrapped and so our production designer-- man, i don't know if i should tell this-- okay, but i will. our production designer in the dead of night took his crew to "th

bioavailability of iron in spinach, it is recommended to read it with foods rich in vitamin c, such as citrus kiwismoothies, bell peppers and cabbage in salads, as our heroine does. ulyana, at least to her confession, appreciates spinach. it is no longer even for the benefit, but for the taste sometimes. here's what it looks like. you eat this pleasure from your tongue goes straight to the brain. i'm straight well he is for me. so tasty for some reason in one of the posts on his blog. she admitted that she has been dreaming of making a spinach cake for a long time, well, dreams are supposed to come true and will happen. right now, before your eyes, ulyana puts the leaves in a blender, pours vegetable oil with lemon juice to preserve the bright color and grinds to a puree state. whisk eggs with sugar until thick. the foam does not want to turn out more dense, but it turns out as relaxed as it adds spinach mass to the eggs, sifts the flour with baking powder and mix thoroughly, pour the dough into a greased form and put in the oven for 30 minutes. it turned out to be a nice green color. this. its ma

watching dollar-yen given these changing tensions, kiwi stocks looking flat.w the aussie dollar climbing to the highest in over a month and those gains could be capped. part ofg from the revised downward from institutions like the imf. shery: we are awaiting the growth forecast downgrade, now we finally have it. coming without warning that the world economy could be teetering on the edge of recession. the fund has cut its outlook for this year and next. we has to chief economist about the risks they are seeing. guest: it's a significant downside risk. we forecast growth was going to slow down to 1.2%. we highlight that in case there is a full shutdown of russian gas flows, the downgrade could be more severe by 0.8% to two percentage points downgrade in terms of economic activity. >> what are the chances of it revising even lower? how quickly could we get there? >> what we call an alternative scenario is a plausible downside risk, the scenario of a full shutdown of gas flows to europe. we view it as quite likely but not as likely in the baseline, there is hope

meanwhile kiwi stocks are coming online, a little bit to the outside and the currency space as well, the aussie dollar is sliding below the 68% level. technical indicators suggest we could be more downside -- should be seeing more downside pressure on this currency. the bloomberg commodity spot index is down 20% from the june peak. haidi: we see the declines with oil prices down in the asian session. deeper below the $100 a barrel level. we continue to get the recession concerns about where global demand is heading. we are seeing u.s. futures higher by .1%. paring back some of the earlier gains and we have the s&p gaining for the third consecutive session. we are getting below energy and the yen is leading the losses. it is deeper in inversions seen today. levels we have not seen since april. already going towards the mid june drop. we watch what treasuries are doing with the two year yield jumping when we got those that minutes. let us welcome bloomberg's policy editor kathleen hays and a senior editor john. let us start with the fed's minutes. what did they show? >> three weeks ago

the pressure on government bonds worldwide with the 10 year yield headed towards the 3.4% with the kiwiyear heading for 3.5%. we see this tug-of-war when it comes to precision concerns and inflation concerns. aggressive central banks pushing yields higher. rising risk of recession docking yields down which has had people saying that recession is in australia and new zealand as well this year. we are watching that and this is coming at a time when we see treasury yield volatility at the highest since 2020, the height of the pandemic. heidi: recession, from energy in particular with energy prices on the recessionary concerns, away when it comes to the sort of equity trading in equity. we already see when it comes to australian stock futures, index futures, down a percent. a decline of about .7%. we see u.s. stocks just getting again after 2%. the volatility weighs in when it comes to the asian session. watching energy stocks in particular and weakness across u.s. futures. up next, covid flareups in china , a more harsh lockdowns, that is next. this is bloomberg. this is xfinity rewards. o

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so-so, the prospect is the same dose in one fresh orange, but it’s already expensive, just like with kiwiof blackcurrant, but this is a seasonal product, but i’m a secret and i’ll tell you not only how much is in a lemon , and in broccoli and in the blood there is twice as much vitamin c, and in just one red sweet pepper there is 4 times more vitamin c than in lemon, and the most powerful sources of vitamin c are sample and sea buckthorn and you need very few of them, that is, you need to lean on berries, cabbage and bell pepper, so as not to get sick, everything would be very simple, if it were not so difficult, while you only take seasonal berries with vitamins. and those that you buy when it 's knee-deep snow on the street, empty, you'll get a dose of pesticides sooner. or maybe it’s easier then to take an insult. maybe, after all, the vitamin c molecule is a little more complicated than h2o. and even you can easily remember it, a couple of attempts. and although at first animal experiments did show that vitamin from fruits and vegetables in mice, pigs and rabbits reaches some body sto

i thought it was kiwi. guessed, well, you don’t need to guess the next product, everyone knows it.t of this pie is pickles, the chef of the country club denis fomin does not see anything strange in baking them, the base is yeast dough, but the secret ingredient. as cooks often say love and right thoughts when i work with dough. i think that this bread will eat small children people. it should be tasty, it should be airy, it should be light, the perfect consistency when the dough leaves the hand, now let's get to the filling in this opinion, a very good pickled cucumber. combines with green onions and egg, so i decided to make this combination for taste. i will add a little cheese, but still the rest of the ingredient. we will have a cucumber, cut the cucumbers into thin cubes and discard on a sieve to glass. mix them with chopped onion cheese and egg roll out the dough put the filling cover on top decorate with openwork flowers and sesame after 25 minutes of baking can be served. this is something so original salty, classic cucumber. such a very salty bull. okay then, let's move on

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the aussie on the kiwi reflecting fears we see with further lockdowns in china and the yen holding atagainst the greenback. and the euro within a whisker of parity against the dollar. shery: the haven flows continuing. there was hope that china held the key in terms of em and asian stocks rebounding. asset managers including blackrock and jp morgan facing mounting profitability pressures even as they gain a bigger fall -- bigger footing and china. for more, let's bring in our analyst. how are foreign asset managers doing in china right now? >> there are a lot of hurdles they have to cross in order to be successful in china. number one, a distribution fee they have to pay banks to distribute their products versus others. number two is competition. the gigantic local managers have established a big following and a good track record. number three as the competition for talent. in china, people working in the financial industry do not stick around for a long time so you need to keep paying out. they are all painting a bit of a mixed picture for the profit prospects of those fund managers.

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i'm talking about the aussie dollar and the kiwi produce other dropping theconcerns abouh outlook, we are seeing that recover slightly in the early trading here as well. but the concern here they say really brings in the psychology of the market, very much focused on growth here. david: the other side to that relatively strong aussie story is the u.s. dollar, that is on weaker footing as we get underway this week. perhaps really also boats in terms of risk assets, moving up in treasuries, indicative of a drop in yields when tokyo opens up. which might be good as far as risk appetite is concerned. haidi: yeah, let's get some more on the market outlook investors, weighing these growth -- recession risks. starting to come back again after shimao failed to pay the $1 billion bond. up let's bring in garfield reynolds. senior executive editor john liu as well. let's start with you. what are you seeing as the big risks for the second half? garfield: a lot of the big risks and challenges are the ones that delivered so much pain for investors in the first half. first and foremost, it is the wa

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