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>> those dots as well as powell's tone. that will be the key to sitting the tone for asian equities. if you are stock investor, equities are going to benefit from the ai theme. that may not matter as much. we are seeing the likes of tencent. those are lifting stocks. that is also helping the kospi. that is leading the charge today . for tencent we are expecting its earnings to show double-digit growth in earnings-per-share. they are growth. this is according to bloomberg intelligence. it is expecting continued strength from short videos as well as ai related ads. that is one thing to keep an eye on. they also got the long rates out of china. this was as expected. it doesn't seem to matter so much if you're looking at chinese bonds because it seems there is still continued speculation that we will get easing somewhere down the line. equities showing a bit of positivity coming through. today surged the most since six months ago. this is on the back of a report that nvidia is considering buying its memory chips. really showing

what is the dot plot, why is everybody paying attention to it? how off do they plot the dots?k me through it. >> so the dot plots are the individual forecast of federal reserve members for where they believe the federal funds rate should be at the end of this year, next year, 2026, and the long run. they take all those dots and they create a median out of it, and it's what is the general or average projection of the federal reserve for the funds rate that they set. the problem with the dot plot is it is confused for policy. you have 19 fed officials. they give you the dot. it comes up with an average. and that average is 4.6. people confuse that for being the policy of the federal reserve, to reduce it to 4.6. it is not the policy, simply a derived average of 19 different fed officials. you can kind of guess policy from there. yeah, they look to be cutting. if there are fewer dots and a lower range, it might mean they're going to be projecting fewer cuts. but it doesn't mean that's the policy of the fed. it's just their outlook all things being equal. >> this is their forecast

haidi: investors are focused on an updated dot plot and rate cut.aul: philippines president tells us he wants to avoid worsening ties. staggered open. market flat now. ozzie yields went lower after we heard from the reserve bank of australia. the bank saying it is really nothing in or out. they seem to have found support. we've been trading in new zealand as well. the market looking like this. public holiday although we will have futures trading in equities and bonds. not a great deal of movement in futures. yen is weakening. 150.84 at the moment. haidi: look at u.s. futures, flat trading. that session was interesting. we had gains ahead of the fed. we expect the fed to push back as the economy and surprises. fresh record high, broad-based rally. energy is the best performer as we see a rise in oil prices. wti above 83 dollars, propelling prices higher. seeing the impact of drone attacks adding upside pressure ahead of key summer driving season. nasdaq 100 up by 1/10 of a percent and we had date or saying china's stock pile declined in january. we s

a lot of this comes _ optimistic. join the dots for me.ot of this comes from _ optimistic. join the dots for me. a lot of this comes from the - optimistic. join the dots for me. a lot of this comes from the fact - optimistic. join the dots for me. a | lot of this comes from the fact that manufacturers are an extremely hardy bunch, they are by definition problem solvers. they are about how you solve a problem and get through it. members are very resilient and have been very optimistic and positive and have a great deal of faith in the work they do in the sector. the challenges that lots of our markets and the integrated supply chains we are a part of europe, they are depressed economies in all of those countries. there are significant and ongoing issues with energy prices which continue to be very difficult and if you run a factory energy prices are often your biggest cost. to the point the prime minister has been making today there is a real skills crisis in the sector and recruitment is a real challenge. there is realfaith in the sector a

connect those dots for me.ce he was a bit more neutral because he did talk about potentially delaying or cutting sooner and it really depends on the underlying wage pressures. what is happening with wages? and then there were some bumps on the road they decided to look through. there was a lot of talk about what happened to the core cpi in january and february. a slightly bumpy path. those numbers tend to be quiet volatile. if you look going further, we have seen a lot of improvement in the last 18 months in terms of the inflation path. some of that is disinflation, deflation. those are the base effects. the multipurpose -- multi-priced base effects. the labor market has been incredibly tight. the trade-off on unemployment inflation hasn't occurred. it has been so bad. ultimately it seems that going forward if we look at measures such as the employment cost index and a wage tracker, these are all moving in the right direction. they also show signs of which pressures easing off. underlying core inflation such as

the issue becomes a dot plot. -- the dot plot wednesday afternoon 2 p.m. wall street time. at this point, they are thinking three rate cuts, what they decided back in december. there's a feeling some of the mood changed. you can see there's a small chance things get revised down to less than 3. the overnight index swap's idea on where they should be. it's just a little bit lower than the fed's. it's not a complete wall street decision this will happen but it would only take two members to move the -- the dots. the fed thinks perhaps the fed will have to raise their inflation forecasts. remember this is cpe inflation, not cpi. raising it for 2025-2026. there is so much going on at this point you can put a lot of stock in it. sonali: inflation expectations was going to be my next question. if they were to raise expectations, how much of a shock would it be for the market? >> the market is already pricing in the idea is going to be a little higher. right now the economy thinks it'll move from 2.4% to 2.5%. anything else would be a shock to the market and would cause them to ch

the big question will be what does the dot plot show?t 75, does the market go further over it skis? you see traders pricing in d, 90 basis point cuts or have they learned their lesson and that is an anchor? there are so many moving parts. they could go to two cuts this year. they could move one to next year or not. we are going to be deciphering that dot plot our folks in d.c. put out quickly on the system and see where changes came if they did. and looking at the long run dot. the average has been creeping higher. you have talked about a lot of former officials and folks saying the long run rate is higher because things have changed. we will be watching that one as well. it katie: took a beat down but we finally are on the same page. liz mccormick. thanks so much. as we have been mentioning, less than 90 minutes from now, the fomc decision is coming. as we count you down, let's bring in earl davis. he is be about global asset management head of fixed income. we are talking about this rare harmony between the markets and the fed but bloo

did they rush to the judgment a bit too fast >> i'm a retired dot i was a dot for many years [ laughterk steve is correct. don't take it to the bank, although i advise a bank we've gone from the silly expectation of six cuts and now you're popping around three, two to three i think that will impact the bills market and here's a key point. you're looking at the smoke rather than the locomotive and what you see goes up from what the native-american tribes are being built. the railroad, the engine here is the u.s. treasury. look at this auction schedule that you have right now. when you come to market with 60 billion for ten years and they shoved things into the bill and the one-year space that's why rates are above 5% it's important to look at what the fed might do i think it's equally important to look at what treasury is doing. these levels are ungodly, and the dealers will have to deal with this and we're seeing some backup and some tails on these options and as well as focusing on the dot plot, the s&p and whatever the fed may be doing. >> so what is the conclusion, richard, of that a

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help us connect the dots with — targets. help us connect the dots with the _ targets.ots with the she _ targets. help us connect the dots with the she dp - targets. help us connect the l dots with the she dp number, which could be about 5%, and how that impacts housing, jobs? —— the how that impacts housing, jobs? -- the gdp how that impacts housing, jobs? —— the gdp number. that how that impacts housing, “obs? -- the gdp numbnfi -- the gdp number. that comes down to the _ -- the gdp number. that comes down to the specific _ -- the gdp number. that comes down to the specific measures. l down to the specific measures. some measures will be taken to support some of the property developers, to make sure people get their housing, they have already paid for, on the job site, it is by and large keeping growth going. therefore, new graduates could that employment. it is a bit of a tricky issue, because a general stemless would treat the jobs for but the government is really much more focused on the high—quality development, on the new productive forces —— general stimulus woul

a dot q a forward slash e m. the carry johnston, dial the top stores on al jazeera. there are a new warnings about the dot shortage of food in gauze. you enter human rights history for cartaccess as well as restrictions couldn't amount to the use of starvation as a method to at least 23 protest indians tossed with helping to distribute aid have been killed. fine is very from bob into northern dancer or pines struck the position of the q way round about they've been several attacks on the product sting and seeking aid at the same location.

it is possible they could move their dots. we assume their dots were in the two cut range before.they look at this data and think this will persist and you have to take it apart to know whether it will persist, the portfolio management thing we care about for the pce looks like it was up just .2% after 5.9% in january. it was not the stockmarkets fault. this time insurance, health and medical insurance up 1.4% after falling 1.1%. this is probably a catch-up to the turn of the year when insurance raise their rates so we are seeing a little bit there. those two areas are things that will be something the fed is watching. lisa: what we are seeing an initial jobless and continuing claims, people can get a job and are not getting laid off. it does not seem like that is an issue. on the ppi side can we say the narrative is we are seeing good three inflation in a way of a lot of people do not want to see? michael: that is a good way to put it. you did not say in a way people do not expect. it was expected we would see goods deflation slow and end because trees do not grow to the sky or f

the forecast, the dot plot offered it being quite neutral. we expect that to play through in a positive way when it comes to the asian trading session. it is creeping online, broadly we are expecting equities across the region to rally in this thursday session and we have u.s. stocks and a fresh high indicating that the fed would meet expectations with three rate cuts this year. they're saying quite a bit of upside when it comes to pressures including gold, take a look at the aussie dollar, holding pretty steady at 65.96, i want to take a quick look at new zealand because it has been a little bit of negative headlines passing through today. the economy new zealand frank in the final three quarters -- final three months, there was a reaction when it came to the kiwi dollar. my minute rate cuts, the double-dip recession amid tightening policy by the rbn said it was flying up now, we saw gdp dropping .1% in the fourth quarter following the decline of .3%. expectations for .1% growth and we got that recovery. the dollar-yen looking close to the 1

h t a dot q a forward slash e m. the to israel rejects her master's proposal for permanency. sparring dogs are in the present military operation and rough for an estimated one and a half 1000000 people, a shelter the on the clock, this is out to 0. live it from the hot will. is that coming up? a ship filled with humanitarian aid unloads on to gauze is codes, but how will it be distributed to palestinians on sage that remains on clear love you've awesome, now finds will lead to another size to of the sort of the whole system. a system that is find the seat of people who control 95 seems if the country's wealth is.

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h t a dot q a forward slash e m. the western nations air drop aid and gaza palestinian se that's insufficient. as long as israel continues to block the entry of 8 trucks. done at a house copied you have in japan and it goes to be paid for is not to know that we want to border crossings to and the i'm how much room this is out to 0 live from don't also coming up as 23 children die.

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diagram but a lot of dots out there february 23-24. does this mean for us in the department to indicate the occurrence of severe areas in san francisco this repeated low have fires? >> that is a good way to read it. our conversations with supervisors in their districts the fire department's answer to a fire is getting called and going and putting it out. that is our guidance. call 9 scompleven they are reporting them and we go and do what the fire department does. chief is here i believe we look at a 6 fold increase in small outside fires in the last decade. what was that again, chief? we got what. i'm sorry -- our adjustment is -- so, chief luttropp over 5 years since covid started we had more people on the street and significant increase of fires outside fires. people call nothing and reports that's the numbers they represent a call for an outside that was not a vehiclor structure fire. did not have another cause. >> so chief page 17 a year accumulation. >> i will continue on the report and the last 12 months will be march the previo

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to may. 30 fast nominations are made on the award official website, w w, w dot h t a dot q a forward slash e. m. despite being housed in 2018 slovak, just 5 minutes is back in power along with this hotline politics. he needs someone to hate. that's help up who lives in works along with food in how would his reappearance affect neighboring ukraine and the persecutes of minorities within the slovak republics, borders? honestly, i have to say that i'm afraid to go back here the return of fleet so on and just the head of the i'm a reclining though how the top stories on al jazeera, at least 60 people have been killed off the gunman, stone, the concept venue in moscow already, these are still searching for the attack has also injured around a $150.00 people. i. so it's time to responsibility for the attack. we've seen the shooting. there were many dead and wounded, a flat spots, and then now all i heard was gunshots. that's it. those are jabari has moved from most of the security services. officials have.

so it's his best time today to of, you know, dot dot dot, the item cost that these as it were. so when you say per path, the side of the roof offensive, you expect that there will be some kind of, of dying down a sizing over the next couple of weeks. and then potentially a big offensive on the other side of that. i mean, you know, it needs to, he needs to push back again. um, some, you know, hundreds of 1000, maybe more, a 1000000 people back towards. i don't know where. right. so it has to be some movement of people eventually in order for them to engender, but he cannot and verify with too many people in it or in that vicinity. so something got to give that, but stephanie is going to be using the time. and if he actually wanted to invest that offer, no matter what this is, you should, i think, spend not slow down. is there any plans right now his sending us about, i'm not sending the delegation to washington and all of that. you know, at the end of the day that that edition was meant to coordinate the invasion of it off. i know he's not saying i don't want your money. i don't

it also comes back to the original question about the dots.hat you see fed officials say is they are looking at balance risk. inflation is at a level where they will start taking into consideration what is happening in the labor market. we think there is some scope or narrowing in the spread around the central tendency but we still think the majority of docs will show three cuts. sonali: how much does the economy have to weaken and in what ways does it have to weaken to start to justify these cuts? >> we don't necessarily think the economy has to weaken materially to justify cuts. rates are restrictive at these levels. we are growing at close to 2% on an annualized basis. we are about at our potential gdp growth. we can afford to have a slightly less restrictive policy especially if inflation is moving in the right direction. our gdp cap for the first quarter has bumped out to 1.5% on those weak retail sales numbers. we see the consumers are pulling back. they gave the last hurrah at christmas time and over the holiday season but we are defini

arithmetically possible to go from three dots to two dots.puts those dots out there for information and forward guidance. let's be clear. they haven't followed those dots, right? the cuts we had were emergency cuts. no dot plot saying post-covid they would do emergency cuts. on the way back up as well more aggressive than the dot plot suggested doing. 50, 75s to catch inflation. so the dot plot's helpful, but we don't think it's something to be super concerned about, if you see three dots go to two. >> it does suggest that inflation is a bigger problem. we've seen higher numbers with the pce and, or with the ppi and cpi numbers recently. if the dots change, that's going to suggest to people that the fed is more worried that inflation has not been cured yet? >> yeah. so it is absolutely in a correct downward trend. right? it is working. i think if you look outside the window we are in a soft landing. this is actually happening and seeing the numbers come down. january, definitely hot inflation prints. february, not as hot, but still maybe not

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h t a dot q a forward slash e m hod. his name in to be used as the aisle c suffered casualties. we have not something to say, tyler, to use. thank goodness we did have injuries from a missile strike on a guest house. thought provoking on to who that you say know double standards to all of us. any anyone in particular? i said, all facing realities government seems here to whittle down democracy. it's because it's troubling for you. it's very, very painful via the story on talk to how does era, this is the 1st and i saw that we see in the field. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream in the listening most covers have in use is the of the final say, well, as of today of is radia tax. dozens of kind of citizens are killed across the gaza . strip the carry johnston, this is i'll just say a lot from time i will said coming out the israel attacks and 11 and syria. here's what i'll come on during 6 bytes is there among the dead.

, this is the amount of fines, because the dot has increased the fines five times. earlier there were fines for each day of delay, supplier companies paid 0.1% of undelivered goods, today it is 0.5%. and understanding that we have a lot of problems with the de facto war that is going on all over the territory of ukraine with the situation on the polish border, it is clear that there will be disruptions in terms, so the situation here is rather unclear and critical, because companies can have big problems, at the same time that is, the understanding that... there is a clear understanding, when there will be a deadline for the performance of the contract, there is no such deadline either, so, for example, if the tender is announced on february 1st, he says, and it specifies the deadline for the delivery of products. march 10, this is catastrophic, but at the same time, when the company enters the tentr , it does not understand the codes at all, when it will be given the signed agreement, that is, today there are situations when companies sign the agreement only on march 10-15, realizing

come on, if we're talking about dot, first of all it should be noted that the agency started workingy from the new year, and indeed the first two months, there were huge problems with conducting tenders and receiving orders, that is , the actual receiving of orders began from the end of february, today most of the tenders... have been conducted, market companies are receiving orders , they are starting to fulfill them, if we speak for the general assessment, what should be said, that is, it is a completely new structure with a completely new composition of people who have not previously worked in the ministry of defense in specialized departments, they have a very strong desire to do something, can make normal significant changes, well how always, as a new structure there were a huge number of problems. starting with mistakes that were made by a large number of completely incomprehensible one-day companies, then at the request of market participants , the tender security was returned, returned. there were tender guarantees so that there was no possibility of manipulating the market,

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h t a dot q a forward slash e m. the is riley false is launched yet another attack on solving civilians killing 6 people seeking aid at the weights the roundabouts engulfing the money inside balance. is there a life of also coming up the you and demands accountability off the israel deliberately attacks? one of the few remaining suit distribution center has gotten a warning assignment and hazy united nation says 4000000 people faced acute food insecurity on why social media john takes off, finds itself cold between us and chinese government on facing a possible bad news . at least 6 people have been killed by is riley firewall wasting for aid in gauze and city attack happened near the crazy round about in the center of the gaza strip injuring at least 83 people video taken by a palestinian john. this shows the optim off of the attack that targets and people who are waiting for humanitarian aid. meanwhile, at least 17 palestinians have been killed often is rarely asteroid targeted residential buildings in hon. eunice

we did see the median take a little higher in the dot plot.hat they signaled for 2025 and they took one cut out of that. the bond market investors are feeling like the fed is saying the trajectory of the entire easing cycle is shallower than with the -- than we thought. if they move higher incoming updates, the endpoint in the long run is a little bit higher. i won't get into all the reasons but you've heard them what people think -- chairman powell said we are not sure yet but structural forces may be leaning to a little bit higher neutral rate. investors are feeling that with long it less attractive but the short end is the one where rates are higher today but maybe that steepener trade finally starts doing better. even with the fed gets close to cutting. there are other forces way and long and. katie: a lot of people would love to hear that statement. let's talk about the structural forces in regards to inflation. inflation expectations also bumped a little bit higher but jerome powell was pretty adamant. he says they are committed to the 2

where the dot plot goes the rate forecast goes.is stage of the data is still all over the map for the u.s. that it is unclear what the staff is briefing them. it is a bullish story where everything is fine or a bearish story where you now have a triggering and 42 states and leading employment category starting to roll over? so it is unclear where the mindset is at the center of the committee. tom: is this a new normal for us post-pandemic, the data is a less clear? is there a period and time where we get to relative around data? >> for a couple of years i think seasonal factors distorted everything. or three years running we got our forecast wrong post gmc and eventually seasonal factors catch up. you can see it in the claims data for instance. last week that provides seasonal scent are much closer to pre-pandemic seasonals. there was a lot of distortion not unique to the u.s. tom: how vulnerable is the market from the revision and do you think that is priced in? >> i do not think it is vulnerable. next year's guidance will be impo

h t a dot q a forward slash e m. i understand in the gaza strip as easily as long last continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting in humanity, in western media, and it needs to be questioned, sustains coverage that actively humanize as, as readings and actively humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this kind of way. tracking those stories examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere. here at the let's think best reporting from the extra 3. when i'm hearing the facts arabic content has been removed or restricted, i'll just say it was teams across the world. bring you closer to the hosp to the store. the . ready it's carrie just think, oh, how is it? well, the headlines not on. i'll just hear you and talk cool to sort of this route to and show on the handed food. a deliveries to the besieged gauze as trip becomes as food shortages caused by israel's blockade on a trucks or leaving more protest in stopping hunt, malnourished children across the st

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this is one of the things that connecting the dots of the programs is huge. >> when you have programs and there is no money behind it, there is real resources right now and the thing we need to do is there is a lot of projects that are out there right now that people need to see the successes. it's like the tree in the forest, when it falls, who is there to hear it? people need to see how the investments are working on the ground in front line communities. >> let me come at you with the inflation reduction act and the infrastructure bill. with the regional tech hub on resilience which is another investment addressing these challenges. as a local official, how are you leveraging them to address this challenge and start to turn the ship? >> what is exciting about this is the biden administration really got how to integrate across. we talked resilience in all things and they got that at the federal level. not only at the labor standards or environmental justice, which is critical but making sure whether this department of transportation, doe, hud or the commerce department that they are

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