just today but for the weekend days to come.— weekend days to come.ing the programme. thank you very much. hello. the weather patterns across the uk have been very static for the last few weeks, meaning many a garden grower are asking, "when is it going to rain?" well, the answer could and only could be with this cloud here affecting madeira and the canary islands. this is storm oscar which is going to bring some very wet and windy weather during the rest of today and tomorrow. butjust notice how that area of low pressure pushes towards our shores as we head towards the weekend, bringing the chance of showers and thunderstorms. however, it does not guarantee rain everywhere. that rainfall could be fairly sporadic. what it will do is change weather patterns — instead of air coming round the north of the uk, it's going to come from the continent, bringing warmer and more humid air. and this weekend, temperatures widely across the uk in the mid if not high 20s and certainly warmer by night too. so that's coming our way. at the moment, many central wester

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currently reports coming out in july? -- the earning reports coming out in july?yield. there is reason here with this range we see it goes back to 520 which could pressure stocks. alix: to broader geopolitical issue. former president trump some to court on tuesday after being indicted on seven counts of connection with classified documents found at mar-a-lago estate. bloomberg washington correspondent joins us now with the details. what do we know headed into tuesday? annmarie: the indictment is under seal and it is based on reporting we know about the seven charges. they are willful retention of national defense information, consulting documents, conspiracy to obstruct justice and making false statements. all of this has to do regarding the ossified documents that the fbi went and and had to rate mar-a-lago to get them back. the indictments under seal come potentially we could get the indictment document today so we would have the fulltext of is being charged against the former president. he will be showing up to court next week on tuesday in miami. the wrinkle a

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this comes as the u.s. were in ukraine. -- war in ukraine. vladimir putin has also acknowledged that forces in ukraine lack advanced weapons. he made this recognition in the presence of mill bloggers and he says that they have lost numerous taxes since last week. ukraine's forces are pressing on the counteroffensive, the -- their allies announcing aid to backup the campaign. >> let's take a look at futures opening in europe at the moment and the ecb in case you forgot is also something that we were watching of course this week and for all of these idiosyncratic drivers, we can see some gains when it comes to euro stocks, that u.s. inflation fueling these fed pause bets and that china stimulus adds to some of the positive sentiment for risk appetite. euro stocks 50 futures off by about .09%, and we saw mining and leisure stocks as some of the biggest gainers, and significant losses in real estate. we're continuing to watch some of that financial bank action as the week plays out. this is bloomberg. >> this i

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we are coming off 10 straight weeks of gains when it comes to the nikkei.t may be time for a bit of a breather. hong kong also want to watch. the leadership shakeup at alibaba is one of the stories we will be following as we get into trading. we are seeing some gains for bonds in the early part of the asian session. our next guest says now is the time to lock in gains. catherine is a portfolio manager. are we getting long in the tooth and is it time to reassess? >> this is a good question because so many investors have been doing so well over the last three weeks and we have seen a spectacular rally in equities and i think people are nervous. there is a little bit of fomo. if you take a look at u.s. versus other regions, that makes people nervous because they know the fed is not done or at least they have started to telegraph that they are not. haidi: which parts of the markets are you seeing where there would be further opportunities, even if they were attesting to expectations are structurally higher inflation? not just for the fed, but many of the centra

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. >> i am the only one can safe this nation because you know are there not coming after me they are comingafter you i happen to be standing in their way and i will never be moving. >> also of course last night fund-raising event hoping to raise two million dollars or more he we haven't seen gotten numbers on that, but they sent out an email, and in email say president trump could face 400 years in prison at the very end he said i honestly cannot believe i typed those words to you. >> i should also note that trump camp put out a new campaign added targets president biden, a bit of a change from recent attacks focused on florida governor ron desantis perhaps strategists say how attack for trump team is to present himself as presummative gop presidential candidate back to you. >> thank you for that live report this morning, from florida. well new poll finding president trump rising in polls after second indictment now 59%, was 54% prior to charges, poll has trump in tie with president biden potential 2020 rematch start of june trump was trailing biden by two points biden has four-point lead p

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has come down to 4.9%. the average hourly earnings year-over-year have spiked up during the pandemic and stayed steady. they are not getting much lower. bloomberg economics says for jay powell, he is ready for a pause and is focused on the downside risks, especially when it comes to tighter credit conditions. we do not know how much turmoil will affect this. so if anything makes a difference, it will probably be the inflation report coming up. yvonne: kathleen hays, are global economics and policy editor joining us. let's bring in joshua crabb, head of asia-pacific equities at robeco. do you think at the end of the day the fed is not done yet when it comes to cooling inflation? joshua: you see different opinions from even people at the fed, and that is because you have mixed data coming up. you have the jobs data, but also the unit cost is slow, and that is why the fed is deliberately stepping back. if we look to pre-volker, which is the last time was on this activity, you saw the mistake of backing up too

do you either regret not coming out earlier, or do you regret that you were forced to to come out?ually have any regrets. i mean, because i always looked forward, again, something i always believe in, that you look forward rather than backwards. but yes, would it have been better to have been out? of course it would. if the circumstances were right and if i could have done it, i probably should have done it. but, you know, when you're in the closet and you're convinced that everyone around you is hostile to one of your particular aspects of your life, a very important, deep aspect of your life, you persuade yourself that you need to stay in the closet and secret, and if you came out, the world would collapse around you. of course, that actually didn't happen because the world changed over the time i was in the closet, and i'd forgotten. i didn't see that it changed. i thought it was the same. let me ask you this, john, because just recently, very recently, uganda introduced some of the strictest anti—lgbto legislation in the world. we know us presidentjoe biden has called for it to

credit suisse saw it coming. many of its top investment bankers, the dealmakers, the top traders, had already got jobs. they were even recruited away, poached, or sod out big jobs -- sought out big jobs even though ubs managed to retain many of them. for those that goldman, bank of america, stanley and citi are even in the process of imposing cuts. the bankers entered the workforce and will be seeking jobs at a time when there are so many others out there. again, all of this is coming as investment banking and deals will slow down and recession fears rise. as for ubs, it plans to reduce the total combined headcount by 30% or 25,000 people according to the sources spot -- let bloomberg has been talking to -- that bloomberg has been talking to. haidi: an unexpectedly strong weaning -- reading in the u.s., reinforcing bets that the fed will hike rates. kathleen hays is here. we saw three key sectors picking up steam. how saw -- strong is this a signal for the fed? kathleen: they cannot be done yet. we can only assum

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that is the bit i can come head around. >> some of this comes down to pay and winning.mergers and applications, barclays fall -- has fallen off the top 10 and the top 10 you see a lot of -- they can potentially pay their top dealmakers more the same as for investment banking at hedge funds where there is a sense of letting go of your underperformers at a faster rate so you are not taking from peter to pay paul, you can just pay paul more and you need to keep all when deals come back. guy: ok. peter is not having a good day, paul much better. we all his have a good day when you show up. sonali basak wringing us the latest from wall street. coming up, market venture check is going to return to the turkish finance ministry. we will expand with that means for the country postelection and talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: stocks are still flying higher and you see us deep selloff in the bond market, particularly front end yields up by 15 basis points. abigail is tracking this. >> flying higher is a good way to put it. take out -- check out the gains, 1.2% high

they are coming in.hey are terrified if they go back, they risk being killed, they risk their family being killed. obtaining asylum is very difficult. a lot of people don't know that before they make the trip. >> we've got this gentleman over here. >> [inaudible] [inaudible] >> i'm not familiar with the water treaty deal. i think i know what you are talking about. mexico is supposed to pay for a certain amount of the money. what you are saying is there would be more water in the rio grande. i tell you what will happen, more people will drown. they will drown. a lot of people think of the border. >> i am from south texas. i have seen it. i have seen it firsthand. we do have a system that does not advocate for legal immigration. that is inhumane. >> let her get to her question. >> my question is this. [inaudible] how can we unite? >> view want to address the congresswoman out of florida? >> she was an immigrant. [inaudible] >> let's talk about her solution a little bit, if we can. >> let's talk about this

the gist of this inflation problem comes in services and comes in shelter that's not going down. and the comps on this inflation get more difficult moving forward, given what happened this time last year. so, there's so many cross currents here, but in terms of what you just said, consumer now with a trillion dollarsish of credit card dealt and rising interest rate environment, it does not paint a particularly rosy picture we say it all the time the u.s. consumer will spend until something scares them and it stops on a dime the thing that's going to scare them is the market, but it has not happened yet. >>> let's turn now to a developing story on goldman sachs. "the wall street journal" reporting that the federal reserve and the s.e.c. are looking into the role the bank played during silicon valley bank's final days. leslie has the details >> yeah, melissa, goldman sachs diss closed that government bodies were in touch with the firm as part of a broader probe into the downfall of silicon valley bank. the fed and the s.e.c. are investigating and the justice department hass subpoen

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the box and we just have to accept whatever comes out.— whatever comes out.s out. the plan here is to try and _ here is to try and categorise applications of ai into levels of risk. at the low—end are ai enabled video games or spam filters. high—risk systems includes those which evaluate credit scores and access to loans and housing. this is where the focus of strict controls will be stop at the totally unacceptable under scale are users like facial recognition systems in real—time and public bases, something already deployed in china. as we've seen with social media, even tech products set up with the best intentions can still be misused. europe says it wants to regulate the uses of ai rather than the tech itself. the trick will be having rules that don't stifle innovation. but big tech firms like adobe said industry can't afford to slow down and wait for regulators. the uk's current plan is folding ai regulation into existing regulators. the us so far only has voluntary codes. china says its citizens must know when they are dealing with al. regulators hope

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they— coming out with suits in my lungs. they do— coming out with suits in my lungs.k there's been a study on that. it is been a pleasure to have you on tom and stephanie, i thank you for being such good sports and taking part in the context. for those at home watching, thank you for watching me i am maryam moshiri, you're watching the context, stay with us on bbc. hello i'm 0lly foster with the latest sports news. it's been australia's day in the second test at lord's. england won the toss and chose to bowl but struggled for wickets, the tourists making 339—5 by the close on day one. steve smith is unbeaten on 85. there were extraordinary scenes just after the start of play, when protestors invaded the pitch. heres' our sports correspondentjoe wilson expect the unexpected they may say before the start of any test match. in truth no one saw the presence of climate change protesters afterjust one over. not only gets in on the field of play, getting close to the wicked itself and the middle, where they did spread some orange powder which was cleaned up quickly. i darmia

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we can see the flows are coming in. the commitments are coming in.e have to make sure the investments are realized like what we have seen in the first quarter. i think malaysia also stands to benefit because of the sector we are in. malaysia is very mature. it started 50 years ago. in terms of assembly and tests of semiconductors. we control about 30% of the market share of the world. our emd runs 7% of the global market share. it is important that we be opportunistic in the way we leverage the strength we have in those sectors. that is key today. >> where is tesla in its commitments and operations in malaysia? have you started hiring key personnel, what are the investment plans? how much do you expect tesla to commit to innovation? >> of course, tesla, the amount is confidential. >> but a ballpark figure? >> on the employment side i can say they are starting to recruit. >> how big? >> 100 people. what is important is why they are here. of course, they said they would roll out the infrastructure first. charging stations, superfast charging stations,

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on property come on online gaming etc. many foreign investors have been burned of that is why we saw foreign right investment plummet during the first quarter. they need to regain the confidence they have built over the last four decades. i have been covering china for 33 years and it is the business-to-business relationship that has been the strong point of china's relationship with the united states. even that is strained. that is why you are seeing already this year not only now in the most recent weeks with antony blinken coming to beijing , now janet yellen coming early next month. you have had a jamie dimon, jp morgan chairman. you have had bill gates. you had elon musk. you had tim cook. they have come to china. they are trying to reengage on a business-to-business level. it is going to be the focus of the premier in his speech later this morning where he will likely make the pitch to an international audience at the world economic forum known as the summer davos. he just came back from his first international trip.

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the lincoln coming decided rate. ready is to try to get the saudis to do no harm to the bottom, industries, foreign policy agenda, but much more importantly to try to get them to not be as uh, as involved in us politics. because the body administration is concerned that particularly in swing states like florida saudi money, saudi involvement could actually push things not tremendously, but just enough to give either candidate trunk or candidate. the santas, the florida governor an edge in the 2024 election. a flood, is there an opportunity for us to around here? there is a, you know, like hillary said, no abilities that you know, there is a re tooling awareness of now the relationship between the saudi arabia and the, the us is active tyrone an opportunity that perhaps try and get back to the jcp away. the run yuki deal or any other way for a deal between iran and the us. or you know, even that has been trying to have the united states come back, you don't never left the agreement to that isn't the agreement. it's th

so a number of different details more will come in the coming days. but yes, um 2 quotes here, president gustavo pedro, they have become a symbol of survival. he said that for the entire world and what happens to them now, i just left them now and then most likely, as we heard from the great uncle. and this is of the process of recovery, will take a while. we spoke to one of the physicians here and they are right now considering 2 to 3 weeks in the hospital that the kids are now in stable conditions. they are all out of dangers, including out of danger, including the one year old. but obviously they are frail, they are very weak. i think that i mean ports and tell them in here that we got from the director of the columbia. and the family welfare institute says that however week they are, even if they're not talking much they were playing together wednesday or thursday please arrive. and they said kids to play together, meaning that, that they're probably on the right path to recovery. thank you very much. as on or on the i see them all the time. so i

inflation has come down below 5%. the momentum will come down further. is less of a challenge. india is in a sweet spot. low inflation and strong growth. still supporting growth forecast. that timing for us is closer to october. expecting policy easing cycle starting in october. >> a1 pony show if i can call it that. a lot of the growth we have seen in the last quarter in the last year is government expenditure driven. consumption is still at 2.8% for the quarter. very weak. secondly the forecast across the border -- not divergent but the gaps are so wide. barclays 6.3. hsbc is 5.5. i wonder where nomura stands. why this big gap in expectations? >> we are at 5.5. the gap i think reflects the view on how resilient investment cycle is going to be going forward. viewers could differ in terms of global spillovers. the one clear tailwind is for the drop in inflation commodity prices. to the extent that has been putting pressure on consumption. that goes from becoming a headwind to a tailwind. the view on durability of investment cycle to our mind is the bigge

what happens if they come out with a phone in september, right? a $1,000 phone and the economy is tailing off right at that moment there's no impact whatsoever >> that's a risk, but i believe right now in terms of what's coming out of asia check, woe're looking at what could be something from a growth perspective that ultimately is 8%, 10%, 15% above where the street is with units and in terms of asp as more and more pro, that will be more and more of a lift and that's why for me from a valuation perspective, i get competitors get off, and i think apple and ultimately in 2025 we're looking at a $4 trillion market cap and this is the next start there's no name on this list where even you start to get queasy with where valuations have gone. none of the names in your universe at all? >> as long as i do my checks and i talk to i.t., and now i see a.i. that could potentially be 8%, 10% i.t. budgets where it's 1% or less than that today, i believe this is really the start of a new bull market for tech that's going to broaden out, and i think big tech co

cpi is starting to come in. inflation growth is starting to be rain and but as andrew brenner puts it, the hawks want to punish powell. will it work for the bond vigilantes? will they get a hawkish hold from powell today? let me show you the action yesterday. five year yields topping 4% and are continuing to come back in this morning. may be the drama is over until we get the fed decision. keep in mind, a lot the front and move was dictated by what happened in the u.k.. i want to show you the guilt yield move on the front end. we moved 25 basis point hike yesterday. over the past two days it is 26 basis points after hot u.k. did it. andrew bailey says inflation is not coming in as fast as we wanted to. a quick roundup of what else is happening in markets. not a lot of action. we are sitting on her hands waiting for the fed decision. dollar unchanged against the euro. i did mean to put oil in there but castro see futures are moving higher. s&p 500 futures see little change. a new high for the air. nvidia now $1 t