i you making a late bid to get on the kiwi team?— the kiwi team?team? i don't know, she still has to _ the kiwi team? i don't know, she still has to go _ the kiwi team? i don't know, she still has to go home - the kiwi team? i don't know, she still has to go home and| the kiwi team? i don't know, i she still has to go home and be sound and come back to work, going to the olympics would be amazing and also going to barely would be amazing so whatever way she goes we just want the best. 50 whatever way she goes we 'ust want the besti whatever way she goes we 'ust want the best. so much pressure on our want the best. so much pressure on your shoulders, _ want the best. so much pressure on your shoulders, so many - on your shoulders, so many writers still to go and it is donein writers still to go and it is done in reverse order, this final showjumping phase, so everyone after you could have won a trophy and yet you manage to hold it together. i was going through your mind? we were lucky — going through your mind? - were lucky will downing six, the pre

the kiwi is also jumping against the aussie dollar as well as the greenback. haslinda: that's right, the kiwi up 3.5% this month alone. thank you so much that. let's put it all in perspective. our next guest believes a cooling economy would be able to see inflation moderating in the coming months. let's bring in the chief investment advisor at np well management in hong kong. good to have you with us. are you in line with what the rbnz is saying, that cuts could come only in late 2025? >> i think for the rbnz, the mandate is subtly focused on inflation. the sticky inflation, especially in the first quarter, has made them very hawkish. today, i think they already hinted rate cut will be delayed until next year because they need more time to see inflation go down. obviously, with the economy already in a technical recession, we do also see a chance for cooling economies to see moderate inflation in coming months if not quarters. haslinda: we have the rbnz governor giving a press conference as we speak. what does it all mean for the kiwi dollar versus the usd ver

, a marinade from kiwi, the key enzymes that we have listed here for kiwi, salt, pepper, other spicesstrengthen, speed up the process, but we must remember that kiwi marinade is a very fast marinade, very strong, after 2 hours of such a marinade, almost any meat turns into a rag, so you need to get it out in time. first aid for an attack of pancreatitis, which? firstly, call an ambulance, because if you are not a professional, you won’t be able to do anything special about this, then take a horizontal position, apply cold something to the place of pain, that is, provide cold, you’re great, everything will be fine, no be afraid of the may holidays, go for walks more, thank you very much, thank you, thank you, don’t ask me to look after your health, even during periods of rest, nutrition should be varied and balanced, then you won’t be afraid of pancreatitis, and tatyana shpovalenko continues the conversation about the most important thing, in the section women's health, next in the women's program. health , dr. shapovalenko answers the questions of tv viewers: the sun will rise high, i

kiwi stocks are up as we get ready for the rate decision.he aussie dollar is looking for leeway overtrading in the key will -- kiwi. in particular as we get the two-year inflation expectation holding steady. we've had the shadow board recommending that the ocr have no cuts until 2025. that is overshadowing the meeting. nikkei futures showing optimism in china futures softer. i wonder if concerns over property have been enough. we have one top fund that prefers kiwi bonds depending on what we get, lower inflation could make them signal a pivot according to asset management. annabelle: that is one of the key questions to ask, but u.s. futures coming online fairly lack. as we said in the headlines, 24 -- 24 -- 24 records for 2024. big enthusiasm around nvidia and we sell the stock moving higher it is a count down to the earnings results, the bar is high. what does that signal? the current rally is sustainable as investors say? it could lead to a more inclusive market rally but not everyone is so bullish. one outlier is morgan's mike wilson says

we had found a kiwi , and it was about the export of kiwi agricultural products.them, it was very difficult for me to raise the question in the commission . answering of course, fortunately, with the efforts and follow-up of him and other friends, my problem was solved, but i never felt like taking the question to the court. why, because i saw that they were trying, i saw that they were very dignified people, they were polite people, or did mr. dr. mr. ayatollah hashem have these qualities, he was like that, yes , he had a very popular and outstanding character, but if i am not mistaken, my sardar mousavi, when you were the minister of economy . he was a member of your protection team. yes, that's right. yes , you must know him well . please tell us a little about our beloved commander. . mazloum because they are very close to the character to the character, to the family, to the children of the character , but they must be very self-controlled. yes , for example, you go on a mission, and in that mission , they know their work, whether inside or outside the city .

the taste of kiwi is too aggressive.sweet and sour taste of kiwi. will be read in fried meat, and the marinated meat literally crumbles in your hands, it was not even very easy to put it on a skewer, but it is too soft, the texture is not clear, it is no longer meat, but some other product, pate, pate for skewer, yes, ready the shashlik received polar reviews, some liked the softness, and others not so much, but my opinion is that shashuk should still have more of a meat texture than a cutlet texture, but this marinade had its fans, for example, for our young viewer victor, such cuts were easier to live with than others, so if you come across tough pork, kiwi may well save you. we chose the coffee marinade for its originality; we decided to make it with a freshly brewed drink, although some people on the internet advise. kirill also added onions, salt and pepper poured over a cup of chilled americana. what is the result? the chef and i only noticed a brighter crust, but we didn’t notice any coffee in the taste. however,

we had found a problem with kiwi, that is, the export of kiwi agricultural products, i asked them , it was very difficult for me to raise the question in the commission i raised the commission and they answered, of course , fortunately, with their efforts and follow-up, and with them and other friends, my problem was solved, but i never felt like asking the question, because when i saw that they were trying , i saw that they are very dignified people, they are very parallel people, they are polite, this is the characteristic he was in them , or mr. dr. mr. ayatollah hashem was the same, he had a very popular and outstanding personality, but if i am not mistaken, sardar mousavi, when you were the minister of economy, he was a member of your protection team . in particular this is our dear sardar yes, of course, this child and these friends who are in the protection team, the protection of the characters are mainly among the very oppressed children who are oppressed because they are very close to the character, to the character's family, to the character's children, but they have to be v

i doubt you could name a kiwi i didn't like. is there any kiwi people don't like?there was a guy who bullied me at school. >> stephen: wow. >> phil: i would love to say his name on national television. i won't embarrass him. no, not going to. >> stephen: do you do the adventure stuff down there? you all are crazy. you invented the modern bungee jumping. >> phil: i met him back in the mid-'80s and he used to get terribly stoned and lived in a volkswagen van and i actually jumped with him early in '89. an artificial world record together with nine of us jumping at one time. off the bridge. >> stephen: which i've done. here's the thing. where was the van? was he living in a van down by the river? >> phil: yes! as a matter of fact, was. if you were smoking marijuana, it was a major -- you know what i mean. people are a little more liberal about the whole thing but he's doing really well and he's an awesome guy, henry. he was the new zealand downhill mountain biking champion. a.j. hackett, they went to france and jumped illegally from the inside of the eiffel tower. tha

. >> one of hawaii's beloved monk seals, named kiwi birthed her six cup pup yesterday on kaimana beach in oahu. residents and visitors flocked to the beach to get a look at the pup, but the new pup is also getting some special attention from wildlife organizations as the monk seal species is highly endangered. hawaiian marine animal response members have put up fencing and posted signs to block off people from getting too close to the seal, and her pup, which could endanger them or the animals. monks seal harassment is a class c felony and can result in up to a year in prison. >> hawaiian monk seals are one of the most endangered seal species in the entire world, and they're only found here in hawaii. >> this is their area. we share it with them. so be mindful of any signage, any barrier to areas. >> a portion of that beach is going to remain closed for the next 5 to 7 weeks, as officials monitor the endangered monk seals, hawaiian marine animal response says kiwi almost always weans or leaves her pups at about six weeks peak pupping season for oahu is usually between april and septemb

a cautious start, kiwi trading on the back foot. we've seen u.s.s, mixed investors on the sidelines for a data fueled week capped off by inflation. nikkei futures are looking optimistic. upside of 3/10 of 1%. caution is spreading more as we see yen intervention may be a little more remote going into the inflation report. annabelle: inflation report is the big market countdown given u.s. in the rearview. tencent and alibaba are set to report their numbers. tuesday posting its slowest growth since 2022 and alibaba lags in the e-commerce. with us is eleanor long. it is the first time we have seen tencent and alibaba reporting on the same date, were you watching most closely? eleanor: it is the first time they report on the same date. we expect tencent results quite solid. operating profit will be around 16%. for tencent, doing business was the major concern. they were into client and they do not have blockbuster shares. revenue growth will decline because they are very aggressive in monetizing. we expect the business that rebounded year on year becaus

kiwi dollar has been in focus.w a spike yesterday after the rbnz said they had been considering rate hikes but from what we hear from their governor today it seems to be allaying some concerns with the kiwi dollars still gaining ground against the greenback. >> speaking of the rbnz the governor downplaying chances of another interest rate hike, speaking with us earlier he said they would only tighten policy more if it needs to maintain inflation expectations. >> another rate hike would only be meaningful if we thought inflation expectations were getting away on us again, trying -- starting to rise because of the persistence of actual inflation. forward looking inflation is heavily influenced by the current level of inflation. persistence raises the risks that it doesn't do the job needed. >> i get that element will beach crucial but you said you have limited tolerance. it is the patient's running out? do you look at the second quarter is what makes and breaks the decision to go again? >> we are not going off of one

it was stopping average kiwis from buying.e time there wasn't much data to prove this there was a general feeling this was happening so the ban was brought in. the current government before it came into power pledged it would get rid of the ban and allow foreigners to buy with a tax, but that was scuppered. one thing worth bearing in mind with this property, one of the things that makes it exceptional is it sits on a lot of land that is considered sensitive land and the rules for a foreigner buying it is stricter than normal and only new zealanders can buy it. haidi: let's get more information on new zealand's property market and the impact. let's bring in our guest. i have to ask the impact on your business and the volume of interest you are getting. >> certainly nationally it had an impact and we would share the sentiment that this isn't having an impact on the average kiwi being able to afford a home. some areas of the country have bucked the trend by how strong the markets are. but there are parcels of land like the one yo

kiwi stocks looking perky ahead of a meeting expected to stick to the current policy settings.abelle: very much the count down to the nvidia numbers, because we will get the much anticipated quarterly results on wednesday. that will give investors fresh insights into the ai spending be human -- ai spending boom. let's get more from maribel lopez, principal analyst / founder, lopez research. a comes down to nvidia's ai chips in the demand for those, but what are you expecting when the expectations are already so skyhigh? maribel: i expect expectations to beat the general expectation. the demand for ai is superhot, they can sell anything they have that will come off the line for at least another year. expect them to have blowout quarters. i think the market can be unrealistic in terms of the growth pattern that we have. nvidia is an extremely strong company, the bellwether of ai, doing grand. having said that, the market keeps pressuring them to over perform. we expect them to sell everything they have, and the question is how fast they can get chips out to meet the next wave dem

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kiwi stocks off of session lows.singapore traded nikkei futures are in positive territory at the moment. s&p futures still looking pretty muted. the south korean president will hold his first news conference in about two years today as he tries to set a new course for his conservative government. he has pledged to overhaul his administration after a stinging defeat last month. let's bring in our east asia government editor jon herskovitz. what are we expecting today? jon: we're expecting him to lay out what he wants to do for the remaining three years of his term and he is trying to change course for his presidency. he suffered a major defeat. his ruling party lost seats, the opposition gained seats, has a very solid majority. so he is trying to show that he is a different person, that he can communicate better. and he is using this news conference which is to mark the start of his second year in office to show that he wants to communicate better with the people. haidi: when you have got the main opposition party wit

are you making a late bid to get on that kiwi team again? oh, i don't know. sound and have a holiday and come back into work and, you know, going to the olympics would be absolute amazing and also going to bali would be amazing. so whatever way she goes, we just want the best for her. so much pressure on your shoulders. so many riders still to go and it's done in reverse order, this final showjumping phase. so the last rider, potentially everyone after you could have won that trophy and yet you managed to hold it together. what was going through your mind? well, we were lucky enough that year we were down in sixth. so the pressure is isn't as great as when you go under the lead. so, you know, for her to jump around, its well within the capabilities. and, you know, she came good for us today. well done caroline, you've won bali. now you've won badminton. you've done the two big ones. huge. congratulations. go and enjoy it. thank you very much. so caroline powell from new zealand, the winner of this year's badminton second place, went to an extraordinary young

the kiwi dollar is maintaining gains, 61 point 03. we saw a big jump in the q. week.ng the g10 space at one point after the decision, as well as rising yields. the rv and the governor says inflation is that happening across all sectors in the economy, signaling that policy will stay tight after keeping rates unchanged for a seventh straight meeting. joining us from wellington is the rbn that governor adrian orr. you have interest doing a lot of talking. we wanted to ask you for more insight on that decision and again, much like the last time we spoke, the possibility of further tightening was flagged particularly when it comes to the elements that domestically have been perhaps more resistant to monetary policy. i guess the question would be, with another rate hike be meaningful when it comes to getting those aspects of inflation lower? governor orr: another rate hike with only meaningful if we sought inflation expectations -- if we thought we were starting to rise because of the persistence of actual inflation. we know that forward-looking inflation is heavily influe

the aussie three year and the kiwi to year as well. let's bring in our next guest. malik is partner at nipun capital. walk us through your reaction to the decision. not quite as hawkish as expected. but at least seems to be providing some short-term relief to investors. pooja: yes. i think the fed did exactly what was inspected in terms of leaving interest rates unchanged. the sign here was they backed away from wanted to have tightening a little bit and that is a positive to the market. the other big signal from the fed is they don't see stagflation. they don't think there is any possibility of a rate hike in the near future. because you could argue with gdp growth looking so strong and inflation remaining stubbornly high, the fed might be thinking of a rate hike, which they clearly squashed. all in all it was a positive for the market. annabelle: what was interesting was that the relief that came through from the market was sort of short-lived because we had chip stocks for instance slumping and then u.s. equities broadly looking weaker with the likes of amd and s

kiwi stocks already on the back foot.e seeing singapore nikkei futures trading pretty positively. s&p futures looking a little more temperate. and a focus when it comes to japan as well particularly in terms of the direction of the yen and where the boj can go from here. we are awaiting that speech from the boj governor ueda a little later this morning. the former board member will be joining us next with some of her expectations. this is bloomberg. ♪ chris cou— the permanent gutter solution that protects your home in so many ways, it takes more than one chris to explain it. but together, i think we've got the job covered. like leaffilter's has your gutters covered. protecting you from getting up on this thing to clean out your gutters ever again. and you know how else leaffilter protects your home? with our lifetime transferable no clogs warranty. we'd be glad to come out for a free no-hassle inspection. to schedule your free inspection, call 833-leaffilter today or visit leaffilter.com haidi: the constitutional democrat

what is your outlook for the kiwi dollar?the context of a broad dollar view, we are positive on the new zealand dollar. we don't think that the hawkish rhetoric that has come out of the rv and said last week in which the price people -- we are still reticent to believe that that could actually translate into tighter policy. given that the state of the new zealand economy, it's not obvious that higher-for-longer rates or even a rate rise will be supportive, if it further drive the economy further into the ground. but the budget today may not be helpful to that cause. if we see a significant listening in policy, we will have to distinguish between the cyclical blowout in deficits as purely the result of decreasing economic activity than a result of fiscal impulse. if there is anything that suggests a significant fiscal impulse, markets will move on as far as tightening is concerned. the short term of that could be quantitative easing positive. but i am less convinced that it would sustain ongoing new zealand dollar strength. pa

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we saw the kiwi dollar spiking against the aussie dollar. bonds are under pressure.here is a lot of optimism ahead of those earnings. taiwan semi conductor and tsmc rising to the highest on record. sk is a supplier for nvidia, highest since the year 2000. all eyes on nvidia. tom: avril with the check on asian markets, thank you. wall street betting on a quarterly report from nvidia, a record yesterday with gains of 6/10 of 1%. evidence they can maintain explosive growth. let's bring in matt from bloomberg intelligence for the importance of nvidia. what are you focused on? >> another beat from nvidia. he numbers about revenue, so they got 24 billion in revenue and they will report 240% growth, huge expansion. market is between 24 and 25. all eyes will be on quarter to, the street is positioned close to 27 billion in revenue, so that will be a key number this quarter. historically they have withheld because the business grew so quickly it's hard to estimate. the number if it is not the consensus number, the option spread could be skewed so people are expecting them to

kiwi stocks seeing some downside, nikkei futures looking muted, looking like we will see a negative startthe session. we heard from the boj governor saying he had communicated how carefully they are watching doubles and the yen to prime minister kishida. that weaker currency, when it comes to the benefit you have for exporters, it used to reliably boost shares of carmakers in japan. but it is interesting the correlation between the yen and stock prices has broken down. our senior asia stop order joins us to explain why. you have long said currency is only a small factor when it comes to the rally. we have seen that correlation decrease for the carmakers? >> yeah. it is very interesting because carmaker as the most benefit from a cheaper yen. no other sect it has benefited more than carmakers. even these carmaker shares are on the bubble when the yen declined. that could be a sign things might be changing. since around mid march or april, japanese carmaker shares have underperformed the broader japanese stock market as well as other competitors in other countries. many investors are starti

budget even as the treasury forecasts bigger deficits and delayed return to the surplus. 14.7 billion kiwi. this is the finance ministers first budget. we have new zealand delivering on its election promise to cut taxes. take a look at where we are in terms of u.s. assets as well. stocks and bonds under pressure yesterday. on the back of expectations of rate cuts coming on later. higher yields weighing on asian stocks. as an be futures down about half a percent. horizons middle east and africa is next. keep it here with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ en you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock,

tired at work, enough is enough, this is the inscription on a chinese maternity hospital, my name is kiwidfather, welcome to the ranks of those who have stumbled, your homeland has given you a chance to atone for your guilt. children of the belgorod region will finish the school year in bashkiria. the schoolchildren were taken out of the danger zone and placed in the southern urals. despite the forced relocation. they will be able to master on par with peers. in addition to lessons , recreational conditions were organized for them. report by murat zaripov. as soon as the school finishes lessons for the first shift, classes for the second immediately begin. there have never been so many students here, with almost 250 new students arriving just recently. schoolchildren from belgorod began this school year at home, and are finishing it in the southern urals. however, thanks to uniform educational standards, this will not affect the quality of education, teachers say. camp birch we all met on the train, that is, we walked between the carriages, getting to know everyone at once, so that here i

when it comes to treasuries, we see that are flecked across australia and kiwi bonds as well. a little underperformance for australian bonds given the cpi print and higher chance of a rate hike after the inflation data according to westberg. a little west -- a little wait and see playing out the markets. we did get comments from sarah hunter yesterday saying the rbi doesn't recognize household are struggling and there may be a limit with rate hikes. the aussie dollar pretty steady, and we are watching u.s. treasuries in light of expectations going into the inflation print. watching oil as well, opec-plus working on an output call that go -- could go into 2025. a little softness in crude. let's get back to the top story, donald trump is calling the guilty verdict a disgrace after a new york jury convicted the former president on all 34 counts in his hush money trial. sentencing has been set for a few days before the republican convention set to nominate him for another run at the white house. >> this was a disgrace, this was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt,

kiwi stocks trading higher, .1%. sydney futures also likely seeing a positive start. worst week for asian stocks more broadly in a month last week so seeing improve cinema here. no trading for the memorial day weekend in the u.s., but s&p futures online of about .1% as well, annabelle. annabelle: of course, you are also coming back from the memorial day holiday if you are in the u.s. to a bit of a change coming into the markets because we have that t plus one rule taking effect. i was reading about the background and history of looking at the physical exchange of stock certificates and it moved online and now we are even getting more into that age of instant communication and financial data because now you have to just wait one day to take ownership of the stocks you purchased or receive payment for the stocks you are choosing to sell, so settlement will take one day rather than two. a question as well, are the brokers, the banks, the investors, are they already for this new world we are entering into -- are they all ready for this new world we are entering into? haid

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that rally that we are seeing across australian bonds also seen across the kiwi bonds, following thetreasuries. yields were pushed lower, really across the board there. annabelle: more ahead here on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the latest delivery data for oil demand, especially in europe, the u.s. and other major economies came really weak in the first quarter. as you noticed, it is weekend industrial activity that is driving this in europe in particular, but also the second warm winter here in europe. haidi: the oil market division had, as we see commodities rally across the board. driven by the recent gains across copper. it is releasing their the last few sessions. the highest levels we have seen in about one year, up about .60%, and we are seeing a recent recovery with the headlines and bloomberg reporting that potentially beijing is considering aligned local governments to sell unsold homes to absorb the glut we have seen. the copper short squeeze i mentioned as being felt across the global market, as well. oil was taking higher on the decline in u.s. stockpiles,

kiwi stocks up by about .25% in the early part of the trading session.ds are expected from asia central banks. also a big week for earnings. this is bloomberg. ♪ her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials. “the price lock, the price lock...” so, if you could change the price, change the name! it's not a lock, i know a lock. so how can we undo the damage? we could all unsubscribe and switch to xfinity. their connection is unreal. and we could all un-experience this whole session. okay, that's uncalled for. haidi: we are counting you down to asia's major market opens. of course we are watching the start of a very busy week for asian central banks as well as earnings. we are expecting holds across the board including the likes of new zealand holding their meetings this week. also getting air

of the outperformer's following on the behalf -- on the back of corporate earnings optimism, seeing kiwi little changed at the moment after trading a little bit softer. 153.10 amidst more evidence building we did see a second round of intervention this week by the bank of japan. >> that's right. something to be tracking very close we get the official data but as you said that focus coming down to apple inthe session and the better numbers, mixed reports, and some sectors performing better than, services for instance, versus wearables, weakness, iphone sales and a big watch but tracking supplies when the hong kong sessions opens in half an hour's time from now. but they're the ones in focus for us, mainland china is shot for another session today -- is shut for another session today. the focus on hong kong and that outperformance we have seen over the course of this week. that stock rally showing no signs of letting up at this point in time but just taking a look at this rsi. because you are topping 70 and the question is whether we are seeing this sort of contraction starting to come int

that could have implications for rates in new zealand, and the kiwi dollar. good day yesterday after cpi's figures beat, putting tightening back of table for the rba. we will have to wait and see what happens in the next meeting in mid june. that it for "daybreak: asia." market coverage continues as we look ahead to the start of the date for hong kong, shanghai and shenzhen. "the china show" is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ feel more confident with stock ratings from j.p. morgan analysts in the chase app. when you've got a decision to make... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management.

taking a look at australian and kiwi bonds. a big move when it comes to the 10 year. rise of 10 basis points. we saw treasuries at this point holding pretty steady after what was a tepid auction demand spurring that selloff which dominated the market momentum on tuesday. we are also seeing bond sales in australia as well as singapore. investors in japan waiting for a speech from the central bank board governor. quite a lot of action when it comes to the debt markets today it at the moment we are seeing relative stability. we saw a big move across both the two-year as well as across the 10 year debt in the u.s. and that is playing out across bonds in australia and new zealand. that is just about it for "daybreak: asia." markets coverage continues as we look ahead to the start of trading in hong kong, shanghai, and shenzhen. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh david: half an hour away from the opening bills. you're watching the china show. let's get

we have in 2014, introducing the kiwi for the ecb. i think that jay powell will be using this moment to say, we are now at a moment with the u.s. economy needs the first rate cut. it doesn't mean that the fed will continue to decline rates and affirm it after fomc. we have the election in the u.s. the calendar has indicated in november. the key question is, when, september. the second could be at the beginning of 2020 five. haslinda: the key question is also whether that cut in september that you are anticipating is enough to sustain the rally we see in the markets right now. >> it gives at least a good signal that the fed is pragmatic. the fed will not -- i mean, will not stay in the situation with no a to monetary policy. they are saying that if they see any, let's say, negative development on the labor market, on the economy, they will start to lower, to ease the financial conditions. which could be another thing for the equity market to end the year with a positive score. definitely, the fed could help. haslinda: does it also nece

kiwi stocks are flat after we saw the rbn said's hawkish hold.company reported full-year revenue that missed estimates. jetting as is chief financial officer of singtel. give us your impression of how much these pressures will be ongoing. arthur: i from everyone. we announced this a few weeks ago. i think it is really a lot of fixing our business in the last three years, transforming it, they're looking forward. i think if we look forward, we are very optimistic about our prospects because all the hard work and transformation has been done. we have fixed costs, got rid of loss making businesses. that is why revenues decreased. we sold off businesses that contributed to revenues, i didn't contribute to profits. looking forward, i think we have significantly increased dividends, a message that we are optimistic about the next leg for our business. the last few years, we transformed it. now we are focusing on growth. haidi: i wanted to get some commentary when it gets to the broader macro environment. what sort of pressures are you seeing within sin

kiwi stocks holding steady, 1/10 of 1% higher ahead of the announcement of the new government budget. the finance minister will be delivering the first budget on thursday. they are posting bigger budget deficits as well as more levels of borrowing. that's one to watch out for when it comes to trading in new zealand. nikkei futures looking tepid at this point. china futures off by about 1 -- 1/10 of 1%. annabelle: you mention those moves that came through in the bond space. that's where we saw most of the action. 10 year yield up eight basis points. u.s. stocks were little change. u.s. futures online this morning. steady right now. it's that countdown to the fed's preferred inflation gauge at the end of the week. ahead of that, the u.s. consumer confidence figures out as well. those rose in may for the first time in four months. news about business conditions, the labor market. they are becoming less negative even though recession expectations increased as well. put that against the backdrop of these fed moves and we are still hearing more hawkish commentary coming through from fed off

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the kiwi dollar saw a jump overnight. we didn't get a change from the reserve bank, but we got a decisively more hawkish tone. a quick check of the european yield picture, and what we're seeing here is spiked once again when it came to the uk curve. the 10-year is sitting at a high. once again, keep an eye on the bund yield, 2.53% ahead of the wage data. take a look at this. jgb's 10-year is above the 1% level for the first time in 11 years. we're expecting some hawkishness from the boj here. >>> a quick check of the futures as we're gearing up for a pretty important day. why? because it's nvidia day. this is a big driver of the entire ai ecosystem. ahead of that the future's looking so mixed. a fraction lower. the dow jones is seen by roughly 17 points. the nasdaq seen up by 8 or 9 points. again, all eyes on nvidia today because expectations are sky high with that tech company sets to report. we'll have more on what to expect after this short break. we'll be back in two. shipstation saves us so much time it makes it real

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so the aussie dollar and kiwi dollar potentially, are looking like they are potentially on a path of upside. haslinda: speaking of china, the pboc remaining patient and wants to see what the fed does. it would help us to the yuan from here? charu: i think the pboc is in a bit of a difficult situation because we have seen this increasing narrative out of the g7 where they are highlighting concerns about china's overcapacity. and china has that expert engine that is supporting the economy. something like a balance sheet recession at this stage, exports is something that they need to continue to power ahead with. and for that, they need a weaker yuan. but if they were to go for a measured devaluation, that g7 narrative against china's export push could get even stronger so he could bite them back a lot harder, so they have to be a bit more careful around their policy on the yuan and i expect a very stable outcome there. haslinda:. haslinda: i wonder if it is justified for the yuan to be lower from here? you talked about the trade tensions, g7 finance ministers calling out china's trade

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kiwi stocks looking pretty muted as well. set to eke out a weekly gain as we end the week. . speaking of china data, we are watching what progress has been made on the policy announcement for the beleaguered property sector. prices fell for 10 straight months on a month-to-month basis in china. earlier this week, we had the potential for a proposal being flagged that they might be talking about purchases of unsold homes by local governments, we know today that chinese regulators will be talking about aid extensions to property developers with the big banks and the state, belle. annabelle: and we have seen stress hitting developers in different ways, one of the ones we are focusing on today is country garden. it begins a major legal battle in the hong kong court against a creditor seeking the company's liquidation. for more, let's bring in reporter lorretta chen. two questions. firstly we were just discussing there's a chance that can get kicked down the road today anyways. where are you seeing the chance, and more broadly, ho

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