we will be kicking off our high-profile interviews live from the world economic forum in davos, with xquisite -- exclusive conversation with the chief executive of the qatar investment authority. the benchmark in europe gaining .2%, the u.s. is closed for a national holiday, futures pointing lower on s&p mini's by .3%, nasdaq by .4%, currency markets firmly focused on the japanese yen, further strength on speculation that the boj will have to if not abandoned, then tweak its yield curve control, 128 on the yen. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: tom: welcome back to the open. we are 30 minutes into the european trading day. the greenback kicks off the week lower, though it has turned around in the last few minutes. chinese shares jumped and jgb yields peers the boj ceiling again before wednesday's policy decision. eu and uk negotiators speak about fixing a post-brexit trading arrangement for northern ireland. plus, we will have coverage of the world economic forum in davos, and we are taking off the week with an exclusive conversation with the ceo of the qatar investment authorit

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faisal islam, bbc news, at the world economic forum in davos.s being offered for help in catching the people who killed three generations of one family at their home in california on monday. a teenage mother, her baby and a grandmother were among six people killed at a residence in the small town of goshen. the address had recently been linked to drug—related activity — and police have said the attack was a 'cartel—like execution.�* italian police have released cctv footage, showing the alleged mafia boss matteo denaro arriving at a private hospital, just minutes before he was arrested. this is him, wearing a hood, mask and dark glasses, at the la maddalena clinic on monday morning. he had been receiving treatment for cancer, having spent three decades on the run, and has been convicted in his absence of involvement in scores of mafia murders. the american rapper cardi b has been given an extension to complete community service she was ordered to do after being convicted of taking part in a brawl at a strip club in new york in 2018. she was sent

that is what we had. >> that was the motor and at the world economic forum in davos.ng at these markets, read on the screen across the board. a fairly broad selloff that started the day off with a broad rally. the s&p 500, down about 1% on the day. the nasdaq, not far behind. down .7%. you are seeing a little bit about performance on the nasdaq but nothing to write home about. the real action is in the bond market. the 10 year yield, a move of 17 basis points. some of it is the economic data, some as a hangover from the boj overnight. more japanese inflation data to come. let's see what the rate is tomorrow. stick with us. more markets ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per month. that means you could save hundreds a year over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. the fastest mobile service and major savings? can't argue with the facts. no wonder xfinity mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile services, now with over

this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: corporate leaders at the world economic forum in davos have been discussinghe future of the global economy and how they are going to do business in this was pandemic world. it is something real happening in hong kong and china. let's check in with haslinda. haslinda: good morning. with me is ceo of hong kong public transport operator. mtr is one of the most profitable, one of the richest transport companies in the world with a global footprint including where you are in the u.k., australia, as well as sweden. has great exposure. a good company to be talking about, the outlook for hong kong, as well as china read good to have you with us. jacob: the reopened -- haslinda: how quickly do you expect economic activity? jacob: we are excited with the reopening, especially traveling across the boundary. we are only talking about a week after the reopening, we already see a large amount of movement. we open our high-speed rail service last weekend. the presales of tickets, tickets sold out within two hours. tremendous response. haslinda: what kind of pace are you ant

in berlin. here's a look at our top stories. the world economic forum opens at thores in davos, switzerland. we'll look at what's going on in the talk shop for the world's elite, and the idealists hope to be part of the conversation. british oxfam says extreme wealth has risen since the pandemic and so has extreme poverty. we'll hear from them about their new report. also on our show portugal profits from pandemic era production shake offs. stepping into a shortfall from asia manufacturers. welcome to our show. it's good to have with us, extreme wealth and extreme poverty have grown simultaneously for the 1st time in the last 25 years. and that's according to aid organization oxfam. it released its report survival of the richest at the opening of the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. today of the report shows that globally around 830000000 people are facing hunger and starvation. that's nearly one in 10 people in the world. over the past 2 years, nearly 2 thirds of the $42.00 trillion dollars in newly created global wealth has gone to the richest one percent of the world population.

you need, ammunition, nothing has changed, we need ammunition, i'm in no hurry, at the world economic forum in davosan chancellor olaf schor also spoke and assured that support for ukraine in the war with russia will continue indefinitely, however, he did not answer the question about the possible supply of german leopard tanks. should transfer western-style battle tanks to ukraine if it asks for it, official berlin is still delaying this, and already in tomorrow's issue we will talk in more detail about the economic forum in davos, what are they saying about ukraine, how does russia's war against ukraine affect the global economy and the world ? it is arthritic, it is impossible to get used to it, it does not allow me to move. i tried everything. and at the pharmacy i bought yellow cream dolgit, it saves me from pain in rheumatism, relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves the mobility of the joints. crimea for pain in the joints and back. congratulations, this is freedom bark my name is vlad and lazurgo in brovary announced a three-day mourning because of

ah, the world economic forum opens it stores in davos, switzerland. we look at what's going on in the talk shop for the world's elite. and the idealists who hope to be part of the conversation. also on the show off, found says, extreme wealth has risen since the pandemic, but so as extreme poverty, we talk to them about their new report and portugal profits from pandemic. era production shake off as it steps in to fill in a shortfall from asian manufacturers. this is the w business. i'm janelle de malott on welcome extreme wealth and extreme poverty have grown simultaneously for the 1st time in the last 25 years. that's according to oxfam, the charities report, survival of the richest is being presented at the world economic forum in davos. it shows that around 830000000 people. in other words, almost one in every 10 are facing hunger and starvation. but since $22042.00 trillion dollars worth of global wealth has been created, nearly 2 thirds of that has gone to the richest one percent of the world population . the remaining 3rd was shared by the 99 pe

president volodymyr zelenskyy is set to address the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, as he renews his country's push for more aid in the war. >>> here at home, the white house is facing new criticism and fallout over its muted response to classified materials found at president biden's home and former d.c. office. a law enforcement official telling nbc news, the justice department has not asked the white house not to speak about the facts of the case. while new reporting from "the wall street journal" reveals that according to multiple sources, the doj considered having fbi agents monitor a search for classified documents at his homes but decided against it. >>> also this morning, disturbing new details about the shooting plot police say was orchestrated by a failed republican candidate in new mexico. the suspect accused of paying men to target the homes of democratic officials is set to appear in court this afternoon. new video from a ring camera appears to show him knocking on a door, identifying himself for name and asking for one of the lawmakers. >> hi, my name is solo

should the world economic forum in davos govern the whole world, in his opinion, it has become an unelected, a government that people do not want and to prove. this mask launched a vote in the matter was attended by more than a million people and most strongly opposed. a real christian revolt in french toulouse, farmers are protesting against the plans of the authorities to impose new taxes on them. the economic crisis has hit the farmers hardest, but in france the peasants preparing not help. about new requisitions with the requirement to abandon this undertaking before the mayor's office, the toulouses burn tires and pile up mounds of dung. well , the peasants are only the vanguard of the general national protest today in france demonstrations from the wheelbarrows organized by the largest trade unions begin. the main goal is to abandon the implementation of the pension reform, the country's authorities plan to raise the retirement age for a well-deserved rest, as well as to tie the level of payments to the length of service , these ideas are extremely unpopular in the country and in this

it released its report survival of the richest at the opening of the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. today. the report shows that globally around 830000000 people are facing hunger and starvation. that's nearly one in 10 people in the world. over the past 2 years, nearly 2 thirds of the $42.00 trillion dollars in newly created global wealth has gone to the richest one percent of the world population. that remaining 3rd shared by the 99 percent at the bottom. or the total wealth of the billionaires worldwide has increased by an average of $2700000000.00 a day. again, that's according to that report from oxfam. the organization is calling for nations to tax well instead of just income and to raise levies on companies earning more through inflation. or earlier in the day we spoke to ox fams, director for berlin, and asked whether she expected progress at this years davos meetings. take listen yeah, thank you. yes. now, inequality has made it unto the agenda of the world economic farm. but the question is, what are politicians doing about that? not necessarily the wealthy, but really po

the world economic forum in davos comes to an end with a noted absence of top white house. more top interviews including the french finance minister. breaking lines from the telecom giant. fourth-quarter net sales coming in at a beat. 86 krone is what came in. the estimate was just under 85. they are on track to deliver their goal at 15 to 18% by 2024. fourth-quarter adjusted ebit is a slight miss, 2 billion krona short of what was expected. the dividend is coming higher than expected. 2.7. estimate was just over 2.5. many analysts have pointed out that this season, their earnings will be a messy one. they have a lot of one-off costs. the focus will be, can their 5g kit -- sales continue to go up? revenue growth as significant and in line with their goal. 5g demand is still alive and well. let's get a check on the broader markets. we are still digesting all the fed speak. reynard talked about time and resolve. she's not softening her stance of higher rates but she did soften her expectations and her outlook on the economy. that was enough for the market to interpret as dovis

he was speaking to al jazeera as diplomatic editor james bays at the world economic forum in davos. the un secretary general antonio terrace is among the dignitaries. here in the swiss alps for the world economic forum in davos while he's here. his deputy is in afghanistan, amena, muhammad, the deputy secretary general, the highest level international official to go to afghanistan since the taliban took over the 2nd general. explain to me her mission, but for me that is something that's really i feel very deeply which is what is happening to women and girls in afghanistan. what i said in the general assembly, the risk to move into a job that up at that society. and my belief is that only that muslim world can convince the taliban that these needs to change. and so, i mean, am i mad sir, at contacts? first of all, with the organization of these, let me conference that as you know, issue the statement. that is very important because it's clearly says that what is happening afghanistan is against the holy koran. and she visited before going to afghanistan, a number of his let me conscio

there is one news i will be especially happy to hear about the russians in davos, oleksandr, please vasyl , the world economic forum in davos has really started work, and there will be no russians there. this year, i will talk about it in detail in a moment, but the main topic of the issue is conventional energy and whether we will be with light in the coming weeks, wait, there will be more, i am oleksandr marchenko. i welcome this column about money during the war, and i will start with the figure of 18 billion euros, which is important for the ukrainian economy, that is how much the european union will give to ukraine in support of macroeconomic stability , prime minister denys myhal announced today the signing of the relevant memorandum, according to the government's eyewitness, our country is expecting the first tranche of 3 billion as early as tomorrow. shmyhal thanked the head of the european commission , ursula funderlyan, and vice-president valdis dombrovskyi court for such help in the allocation of a significant amount for our economy, and here is a word. and here i am. japan allowed ukraine to postpone pa

more now on the war in ukraine, the economic effects of which are being felt far beyond the country's borders. the issues are being discussed at the world economic forum in davosof global leaders and people able to influence international events. ukraine's delegation is using the event to try to gain support — both diplomatic and in terms of supply of weapons — as our our economics editor faisal islam reports. there is big talk here from big business trying to capture the imagination at the world economic forum in switzerland. but what everyone actually wants to know is whether three years of pandemic and war will end this year and provide relief to all those back home in the cost—of—living crisis. and the reality is that the route to a healthier economy runs through the conflict in ukraine. here, its first lady, lauded by delegates, and its deputy prime minister thanking britain and claiming it could all be over this year. yes, so, ukraine is here and we're actually very grateful for british people for their support. so, yes, we hope, but of course we need your assistant in this war to gain this victory this year. but elsewhere, one of the world's leading fer

and kristalina, we know you're going to the world economic forum in davos. do you think anything useful will come out of this gathering? i am optimistic. i think thatjust getting together, private sector, public sector and talking about the incredible challenges we are faced with would help us to come up with better solutions. and we know that when we put our minds and our forces together, it is a good outcome that we reap off from it. remember in 2020, when the world came together to diagnose what the covid crisis was and then stepped up to support businesses and households? how that helped us to avoid what could have been a great depression. now we are faced with a similar situation when the challenges are so complex that only by talking with each other, defining the problems correctly, we can have solutions to these problems. so my message to davos is strength in unity. and finally, let me end on this, kristalina, what are the bright spots? i mean, any glimmers of light? do you do you see in 2023? there are bright spots on the economic horizon, for sure.

should the world economic forum in davos govern the whole world, such a question is asked by elon musks subscribers, in his opinion , the forum has become an unelected government, which people do not want and in order to prove that musk launched a vote on the issue, more than two million people took part and a majority of 86% categorically against the fact that davos is turning from an economic forum military-political consultations prove and high-profile for

is the w news live from berlin. russia's war on ukraine dominates the 1st day of the world economic forum. in davos. you quoted, the world expect to reach climate. you try to see if the can't even stop the burning dan crania city grains 1st lady makes a renewed plea for support from the gathered leaders. also coming up, prosecutors investigating a major you corruption scandal, strike a deal with a key suspect. former law maker antonio and he will reveal details of the bribes in exchange for a lighter sentence. ah, and i am told me or let it go. it's good to have you with us. the president of the european commissioners promised that support for ukraine will continue for as long as it's needed. addressing the world economic forum in the swiss resort of davis was left on the line told the gathered political and business leaders that europe took less than a year to free itself from what she called a dangerous addiction to russian energy. her address followed that of ukraine's 1st lady, or lena zalinski, the ukraine house in davos. the horrors of war made visible with photos, videos, installations on pr

she was speaking at the world economic forum in davos in the swiss alps where politicians and businessobal economy. 0ur economics editor faisal islam reports. there is big talk here from big business trying to capture the imagination at the world economic forum in switzerland. but what everyone actually wants to know is whether three years of pandemic and war will end this year and provide relief to all those back home in the cost of living crisis. and the reality is that the route to a healthier economy runs through the conflict in ukraine. here, its first lady, lauded by delegates, and its deputy prime minister thanking britain and claiming it could all be over this year. yes, so, ukraine is here and we're actually very grateful for british people for their support. so, yes, we hope, but of course we need your assistant in this war to gain this victory this year. but elsewhere, one of the world's leading fertiliser firms warned that the west was repeating its mistake of dependence on russia, and this threatened food prices. putin has weaponised energy and they are weaponising food as

of the bloody russian horde in ukraine will be told by ukrainian delegations during the world economic forum in davos future and restoration together with the world of ukraine's critical infrastructure, as the president of poland noted, we are rebuilding ukraine, it will be more beautiful than it seemed natalya lutsenko and maksymilian ilchenko ictv facts only news ukraine received 3 billion euros from the european union, this is the first tranche of an 18 billion package of macro-financial assistance, the next payments of one and a half billion euros per month are planned from march. but receiving the money depends on ukraine's compliance conditions, money from the eu will go to the most legal needs, salaries, pensions, housing for migrants, to support the operation of hospitals and schools, funds are provided to ukraine on unprecedented preferential terms, the loan repayment term is 35 years, at the same time, the interest on the debt will be paid instead of ukraine by the eu countries for the powerful financial assistance to the eu country , volodymyr zelenskyy thanked the european union world par

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. >> the first lady of ukraine, spoke at the world economic forum in davo's, switzerland, she urged leaders to use their influence to achieve unity and bring an end to russians were in ukraine. this is about 15 minute. >> the first lady of ukraine, it's a great honor to have you, thank you for coming. [applause] it's been almost a year since the war that lost ukrainian lives. tens of thousands, many of them ukrainians and many of them children. millions were eternal -- internally displaced. ukrainians have stood strong in common caused -- common cause, galvanized by the leadership of president lenski, and -- president zelenskyy, and you, first lady. it is inspired many in this room. since the beginning of the war, you have been an investor -- am ambassador and advocate for your country and people. you have worked tirelessly to address the human impact of the war. helping people access health care, mental care, education, and other resources they need during this difficult time. your leadership is ensuring ukraine and ukrainians are stronger today and are on the path for an even stronger tom

participants in the world economic forum'annuals--world economic forum's annual meeting are gathering in davosck struck a cautious tone as central banks work to bring inflation under control. he spoke exclusively to francine lacqua. >> very much so. i think inflation is going to drop very quickly. i believe many of us will be surprised how quickly it will fall. the problem is it will fall very quickly and then it will get very difficult to get inflation back to price stability. but at the moment i think the initial phase will be a rapid decline in inflation. francine: what does it mean for central banks? you lay this out beautifully in your world outlook. if you are the ecb or the fed, do you have to be much more careful and how you manage this from now until the summer? philipp: i think the central banks will continue on the typing path and will be careful and focused on not losing the long-term inflation expectation anchor. we are going to see -- i don't see any chance, frankly, of easing this year. i think the market has that wrong. they are going to make sure we can get from nine to four,

this is d w. news alive from berlin. russia's war on ukraine dominates the 1st day of the world economic forum in davos. yes. do you which of the world expect to reach climate? you a can't even stop the burning dan holy premium. 50 grains 1st lady makes a renewed plea for support from the gathered leaders. also coming up the last hope for democracy in bella rose, now she's on trial in absentia. but treason and conspiracy to seize power. as president, alexander lucas jenko tries to punish his opponents and prosecutors investigating a major you corruption, scandal, strike a deal with a key suspect. former law maker antonio and said he will reveal details of the bribes paid, and the parties involved ah, am told me already. well, it's good to have you with us. the president of the european commission has promised that support for ukraine will continue for as long as it's needed. addressing the world economic forum and the swiss resort of devils was a lot of fun. the line told the gathered political and business leaders that europe took less than a year to free itself from what she called a dangerous addict

we'll is a live report from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. um in davos, switzerland. i'm feeling better. body pain? headache? nope. all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season. >> time now for business. we're joined by business and policy reporter for "the new york times". good morning. thank you for being with us. there a number of big topics at this gathering which is, of course, on the global come together. the war in ukraine came together as far as energy costs. what are the top things you're going to be looking for? this is the first davos since 2020 shortly after the pandemic shut the world down. so many of the ideas of the forum promises is this idea that globalization can solve the world's problems, whether it be economic strife, whether it be the environment. they have been tested. the pandemic, invasion of ukraine, supply chain crisis, food crisis. the really big question today and this week is going to b

it is thursday, january 19 we are coming to you live from world economic forum annual meeting in davos, switzerland, 8 a.m. on the east coast, 2 pm in davos mixed assessments at best for the 2023 economic landscape here on the ground in davos amidst crushing u.s. debt today u.s. debt donate ceiling arrived more than 5 trillion dollars in borrowing, the white house says debt ceiling must be raised no questions no negotiations on spending krutsdz yesterday i spoke with west virginia senator joe manchin on that. >> we have not been fiscally responsible. >> have you need a budget has congress come up with a budget. >> we haven't seen passed one, we haven't seen passed it both administrations no matter who president has been budget has not been basically accepted. voted on. maria: i will speak with brian brian, on the topic coming up a sell-off underway stocks this morning take at futures a decline, of 279 points out of the gate, futures right now down 279 dow down 34 on s&p the nasdaq lower by 1213 this morning as we look ahead 113 to more news economic data procter & gamble reported in li

program, ukraine's president flooding resilience, he has made an impassioned address to the world economic forum in davos, he called on western partners to speed up military aid to ukraine. cholenski also pay tribute to the victims of a helicopter crash near keith that claimed the lives of these $14.00 people, including the countries, interior minister and several children. he warned that tragedies are outpacing life in ukraine and urged western countries to deliver military supplies before the next russian offensive. at the annual gathering of world leaders and divorce, one issue was always going to dominate the agenda. delivering his speech by a video, link, ukrainian, president floaty. may zalinski, found a poignant way to remind the audience of the victims of russia's invasion. i hope you enjoy the memory of aaron darcy, loss when a minute. he then waste a little time urging the world community to speed up the supply of weapons to ukraine. didn't ha, no free will. he was to thing is used by later is to killer on his he saw the whole ha, me next normalization. all our enjoying and the supply you ran,

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paul: corporate executives speaking to bloomberg at the world economic forum in davos. ch of these interviews in the coming hours. shery: here is a quick check of the latest headlines. bank of america is telling executives to pause hiring except for vital positions. the ceo says the bank got ahead of where it wanted to be on staffing. he was speaking to bloomberg in davos. >> we overachieved on the hiring side. now we have to slow down the hiring. we are going to have enough people doing a great job for our customers. let's be careful. shery: jp morgan has set aside $10 billion to go into direct lending. they also plan to make more capital available should the opportunity arise. the move would put them in direct competition with more established players like blackstone. the european union has slept whatsapp with the $6 million fine. they said they violated data protection rules by forcing users to opt in to data processing without sufficient clarity in what the information would be used for. paul: these are some of the stocks we will be watching when trading opens in kor

maria: welcome back, we are coming to you live from the world economic forum i'm maria bartiromo tuesday, january 17, we are live in davose world economic forum meeting it is 8:35 right now on east, 2:35 in davos markets this half an hour stocks kicking off a new week under selling he pressure dow industrials down 98 s&p down 5 1/2 nasdaq lower by 26. amid weakness in the economy, overnight china coming out with gdp numbers new york fed manufacturing survey out, lowest since may of 2020. also this morning earning from major banks goldman sachs reported fourth quarter numbers missing on both earnings as well as revenue, stock is down this morning 2 1/2%, morgan stanley, beat on earnings per share missed revenue stock up better than %. i mentioned overnight weakness in china economic growth slowing there, to one of the lowest rates in decades, growing 3% last year, versus 8.1% in 20 1 u.s. companies pledging billions manufacturing to comeet. semiconductor race intel breaking new ground chip factors in ohio arizona to expand european operations in davos ceo, thank you for having me on jo. maria: i want to talk about macrost

he will be addressing the world economic forum in davos. richard quest joins us. richard, the first lady addressed the forum yesterday with a very passionate speech, very strong remarks. what is the discussion there among world leaders on ukraine? >> reporter: i think what we're going to hear is a follow-up in a sense. from what the first lady said credit, her message was, look, how bad does it have to get? how close to a nuclear battle do you have? it was a powerful message from the first lady. now you're going to have zelenskyy himself. his message, i'm pretty certain, once he's dealt with the awfulness of today's events will be this -- that helicopters -- yes, help copper crashes, but that helicopters was only in the air on this mission because of the war. those people would be alive now if it wasn't to the war. i've already heard from the german chancellor who says we'll do whatever they want, we'll send what they need, but at the same time he's refusing to send the german leopard 2 tanks the polish prime minister says we will send them, and we want france and

the ukrainian president has delivered a virtual address to the world economic forum in dapo's. he called -- davoshe called on western partners to move with speed and delivery military aid to ukraine. you are up-to-date. i will be back in a few moments to take you through the day. thank you for watching. i will see you soon. ♪ ■x■x >> welcome to live from paris. world news and analysis from france 24. these are the headlines. a key aide to ukraine's president zelenskyy is among 14 people who lost their lives in an unexplained helicopter crash near kyiv. the crash happened in residential suburb near a preschool. will be getting analysis and the rest of the story from ukraine. france braces for a d

plus, the world economic forum in davos comes to an end with with a high note with more top interviews including ceos of centauri and fidelity international. both those interviews this hour. but take a look at the futures then, a little bit brighter than what we saw across trading yesterday. three straight days of losses across wall street. futures pointing up and you are seeing perspective gains as well and european markets after a pretty heavy loss yesterday. digesting comments from christine lagarde when it comes to the rate hike trajectory. jp morgan's represent says maybe risks are not priced into the market particularly u.s.. goldman sachs and make of america saying european equity market which had a record start to the year has not got much further to run. that is the view of bank of america and goldman sacks. ftse 100 gaining 4/10 of a percent. we will wait for other main indexes to open. christine lagarde yesterday saying the case for higher rates for longer is still there. again, pushing back on some reporting from bloomberg that officials are looking to potentially step down

the moment it is cold and deadly winter deadlock, well , the war in ukraine is on the agenda of the world economic forum, it started in davos, this year's event is expected a record number of participants are directors of the largest companies in the world, bank managers, ministers of finance, trade, foreign affairs, but many world leaders missed their participation in this meeting from among the glories of velika the seven are present this time, only one chancellor of germany, olafsholtz, nor rishi sunok, nor joe biden, was added, did not come, why does the viewer analyze the politico edition, suzanne lynch chelsing, interestingly, every year, sunok is one of the many leaders who decided to stay away from this year's world economic forum , only one representative of the group of seven is here this year olafshol from the chancellor of germany he was the main speaker last year and here he is again , there are very few representatives of asia, but the president of south africa is present, many european leaders, for example the president of poland and figures such as the secretary general of nato and jens toltenberg. i think t

nato member following russia's invasion, his comments came during a discussion of the world economic forum in davo's, switzerland. good afternoon. i am graham ellison, a professor at harvard, where i became a graduate student more than five decades ago, my professor was henry kissinger. i have been learning from him every day until this day. with a brutal war raging and ukraine, and the risk of war over taiwan rising, you are very fortunate today to have with us by zoom a person uniquely qualified to give us a historical perspective, on war. so from the ripe age of 99, and rapidly approaching his centennial birthday which we look forward to. yours has been the most amazing life. in your personal experience and in your research and writing, with 19 books the most recent of which was published last year in leadership. the great bulk, you drill down deeper on the challenges of war and peace than any other person i can identify. born in germany five years after world war i, he was skate nazi -- he escaped nazi rule and served in the u.s. army. at the end of the war he became a student and professor at h

also on the show, we take you to the world economic forum in davos, where one particular country delegation has been getting a lot of attention. find out which one and what does it take to protect the 9000 kilometers of oil and gas pipelines under the sea? we follow the norwegian navy. this is the w business. i'm janelle dumas on. welcome g d p in the euro area go by point 3 percent in the 3rd quarter of 2022. that's compared to the previous one. according to euro stat, compared to the same quarter of the previous year, g d p increased by 2.3 percent. among the e u member states, the highest increase was recorded in ireland which, where growth stood at 2.3 percent is doing their recorded the highest decrease. g d p shrank by 1.8 percent compared to the previous quarter. for more i'm joined by carson jesse head of macro egan.

at the world economic forum in davos, christian lindner pointed to the speed with which a new liquifiednergy infrastructure. yes, of course, germany is still dependent on energy imports, but today, not from russian imports, but from the global markets. kristine berzina is managing director at the american public policy thinktank the german marshall fund north. thank you forjoining us. in terms of how this affects the russian economy car they simply selling their gas to other countries because? or has it been damaging? it is both damaging, but gas is also not the main picture. if you look at where the russian gas has gone, then china, india, otherworld markets are buyers here as well. it is not so hazy for russia to simply turn off the spec it's and send it in a different direction. it's not as though it's one cup at straws going in various directions. there are pipelines that go to particular destinations. but russia is doing is liquefying some of that european gas in the past and you do still have some experts going across ukraine and through the turk stream pipelines. but when you loo

let's get back to what is happening in davos, day two of the world economic forum. cision-makers are meeting in the swiss resorts town for the wtf. let's get to manus cranny who is on the ground with another fantastic guest. good morning. manus: a good day to you. it is a bit cold out here, but we are here with ralph hamers, the ceo of ubs, joining us on the rooftop. good to see you this morning. the bank last year had a bruising year. it was nowhere to hide, equities and bonds were trashed. the wealth preservation was how to do with the sugar rush at the start of this year. is it too soon? ralph: i do not think it is too soon per se. it is too soon to talk of a trend and to talk about deflection. we think 2023 is the year of reflection. going back to last year, we had the war, the sanctions, the energy crisis, supply chain still faltering. opening up of china and the impulsive -- commodity need in china as well, i do think it is a good signal and we will be supportive of momentum. the true inflection point we have not seen yet. manus: the natural quandary of that is