abe wants the diet to quickly enact it. during the session, abe's also aiming to enact key other bills including those to push back the consumption tax hike and approve the world's largest free trade pact. the tpp. >> thanks for your insight. >>> the u.s. military says north korea launched two ballistic missiles. one fell in the sea of japan. it says the missiles were fired from the west of north korea. japan's defense minister says one appears to have fallen into waters of its exclusive economic zone. it crashed into the sea of japan some 250 kilometers off the country's coast. it's the first time a warhead of a north korean missile has fall sboon the zone. the u.s. military said both missiles appear to be medium range. they only increase the resolve to increase north korea's actions. shinzo abe has also condemned the launches. >> translator: it's an unforgivable act that poses a grave threat to japan's security. it violates u.n. security council resolutions and japan has lodged a protest with north korea for the act. >> a

we are waiting for the abe, shinzo abe giving a speech about they fiscal stimulus plan.airly flat. just to draw your attention to the data, japanese july consumer confidence facing its first month on month drop. certainly interesting in the context of what we are going to hear. the need to do something in the japanese economy. there is the australian dollar. the aussie dollar weakening, weakest in 17 years. they say the prospects have improved because of the cut they have introduced. we have the gold price at 1349. 5, down 3/10 of 1%. dropping from its three-week high. gold up 27% up-to-date. manus: it comes down to how much does abe spend? can he overwhelm the markets, shift the markets? that is the question. anna: here is heidi for the first word news. is trading near $40 a barrel this morning, but u.s. government stockpile data -- crudes fell into a bear market yesterday. that is upsetting industry expectations. reportingand exxon worse than estimated second-quarter earnings. australia's central bank has cut interest rates to a record low. by 25 basised points to 1.5%

abe looking at some type of wage increase target.hink we will look to see if abe puts his money where his mouth is and come up with tax incentives to motivate japanese companies to lift wages by some kind of meaningful amount. rishaad: we have to ask where this leaves the boj. it's apparent for that comprehensive policy review. they will have to look at these numbers closely, won't they? >> the boj seems to be tweaking its policies from time to time. last month, they doubled their etf purchases. we don't think the boj will back away, even know we know many of their policies are not popular. rates haveterest hurt japanese bank profits, so we would expect the boj to twe ak around the edges and inject flexibility into that inflation target. they may cite weak oil prices and flattening growth in emerging markets, forcing them to put more flexibility into that target, but we don't expect governor kuroda-bazooka type initiatives. thank you very much indeed. just looking at that gdp number. os, and oilsant and gas producer with a billion do

abe is expected to appoint the new secretary general. the new general council chairman and the new policy research council chairman. after the new cabinet is announced, members will attend a ceremony at the imperial palace. they will hold their first meeting on wednesday evening. >>> tokyo's new governor is wasting no time getting down to business following her victory in sunday's election. yuriko koike has pledged to make changes happen on a number of urgent issues. she is zeroing in on japan's aging society, information disclosure, and the 2020 tokyo olympics and paralympics. ♪ koike was given a warm welcome tuesday morning as she arrived at the metropolitan government building for the first time as governor. she is the first woman to administer japan's capital. in her first address to her staff, koike referred to the political fund scandals her predecessors were involved in. she instructed them to work hard to regain the public trust in the government. in a news conference, she pledged to fulfill her campaign promise to drastically re

mike abe and his 2 other team : members along with mit already have 6 patents on their work. what you are seeing in a research lab today will likely soon show up on your smart phone or the big screen. you could see what would have been if the wind pushed against area: let's talk about the brilliant weather. fix everything is looking up except in the tropics. we're looking down on a couple of systems. we have fiona sitting right here. it is not very organized. it is just a tropical storm. maximum sustained winds at 40 miles an hour. what will not much. it will stop eating a tropical storm heading toward bermuda. there is some breezy rain we are talking about. there is a second system worth watching. it is not a tropical system. it is called invest 99. we take computer models and say inmate impact around puerto rico. it is somewhat down the road may be somewhat of an insulin -- and influence but we are talking about the end of next week. it is sitting out there. right now, krista clear skies but we have a lot of activity and that was the rain i was talking about. we have a chan

abe and mr. kuroda have heard.ts to asset purchases, more etf purchases, otherwise more flexibility and terms of the inflation target. joining us live from tokyo, thank you. let's get to first word news. reports from japan say the government is to develop ground to air missiles to defend islands also claimed by china. it is expected the system will be deployed by 2024. tensions have been a rising over the islands ahead next month's meeting of g-20 ministers. santos will take a write-down on its liquid natural gas project due to lower oil prices and a slowdown in output. the non-cash charge will be reflected. it is the latest sign of strife, with major gas export project struggling under low prices. panasonic may be getting set to sell cheap smartphones in emerging markets. it is planning to sell devices for as low as $99. panasonic is planning to sell the phones in kenya, gagne, nigeria, bangladesh, and myanmar, while expecting to expand to another 10 markets next year. another stock we are tracking, sharp rising b

caroline: we are waiting on abe.of a stimulus package. down under. australia's central bank slashes rates to a record low. we are live in sydney with the latest. wti dropped 22% from a june high. the commodity stabilizes after falling to $40. will the supply glut processed? -- will be supply glut persist? manus, we've got concerns still surrounding the banks. plenty of earnings to get into as well. as we entered the earnings open, futures are down .5%. get onto wei on bloomberg. we will see how the markets are acting. deutsche bank, to leave th 50.ar-old stoc euro stock .1%.uro stock 50, down by surprise, energy stocks are leading the losses. we can see energy stocks, down .5%, followed by i.t. stocks, down by .2%. theoverall, all groups are moving lower. i want to take a look at the 10 year gilt yields, see how this is opening up. it looks like we are up nine basis points on this. it is looking like about nine on my screen. we are at almost 78 basis points on this 10 year yield. let's take a look at some of these st

the offering came from abe's private funds and was delivered by his aide. those remembered at the shrine include leaders convicted of war crimes after world war ii. the aide says he delivered the offering in the name of the president of the ruling liberal democratic party, a post abe also holds. >> translator: i visited the shrine and delivered a ritual offering on behalf of the prime minister. >> meanwhile, two ministers from abe's cabinet made their visit to the shrine. they are the internal affairs minister sanae takaichi and tamayo marukawa. in charge of the 2020 tokyo olympics and paralympics, they say they offer their gratitude for people who lost their lives in the name of the states. >>> lawmakers from seoul visited disputed islands on the day that marks the end of japanese rule of the korean peninsula. the takeshima islands have been a bone of contention between japan and south korea. south korean public broadcaster kbs reported ten lawmakers from the governing and opposition parties disembarked on monday morning. the politicians offered encouragem

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abe is scheduled to take part in a welcome reception before ticad opens on saturday. the prime minister plans to seek their cooperation about reform of the u.n. security council including japan's bid to become a permanent member of the council. during the ticad meeting, abe will pledge to expand infrastructure investment that utilizes japan's technology. he will offer cooperation to prevent terrorism by islamic extremists. this is the first time that the conference will be held in africa. the previous five meetings took place in japan. ahead of the event, the japanese aid official expressed the intent of geothermal powererati powereration. the official from jica pointed out that some areas in africa have geological formations thattic make it easy to acquire high temperature steam from under the ground. the official said japan has many volcanoes and can utilize its geothermal power generation technology developed over many years. meanwhile, japanese and u.s. government officials have exchanged a memorandum to jointly develop the alternative energy source in east africa

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mike: abe and his 2 other team members along with mit already have 6 patents on their work. what you are seeing in a research lab today will likely soon show up on your smartphone or the big screen. it took me a while to understand what he was doing. it's very complex. todd: and he is using stick figures as opposed to actual people? mike: oh, he can do anything. todd: you didn't want to showac lot about this guy. and the weather -- there will be a little vibrating. but tomorrow, breezy, sunshine, low humidity. you will like it. but if you want an even better day, tuesday. cool in the morning, sunny in the afternoon, beautiful sunshine. next chance for rain, not until friday. todd: tuesday, wednesday. those are the days i've got off. todd: good planning. more news to come. more news to come. a bus crash dear fellow citizen, hunting treasures with my daughter is wonderful. because before i'm ready, she'll be off to college. i want to help her pay her way there, like i do for my son. call 1-866-999-0148 as a leader in student lending, we have student loan options that others do

scarlet: shinzo abe has famously push for womenomics.e the odds that in the century japan will have an empress instead of an emperor as the symbolic head of state? sheila: that is behind the of then of how the law secession pronk -- succession process is debated on the floor. in 2005 we had a similar situation. princess prince and have a daughter. they were advised on a succession process, how to advance a steady power. they recommended female succession. a few months later, the crown prince and his wife gave birth to a son. it was tabled and put off for another day. there is a lot of speculation that there will be not just a response to emperor akihito's request to step down, but a broader look at succession it self and i think the female scarlet:n question will come up. scarlet:-- question will come up. talks about barrett gridlock on washington. ♪ scarlet: donald trump's economic plan has not mentioned in title and. senior economic adviser tom is a reason there for it. he explained to eric shatzer in an exclusive video. entitlements a

adding abe happy modest holding rishaad:.eeing:are you still investors pouring into these gold etf's? if so, why? into acan see it flows wide range of gold related assets. with the equity and the bond markets. ultimately, the way of implementing the same thing. what is interesting, on one hand, you see demand for the commodity itself. in the equity and bond sectors, you are seeing selective examples of deleveraging. now that is a very different story. but that is looking equally interesting. selectivedings very on how we do that. rishaad: great talking to you, as ever. let's check on the latest headlines. investors giving a cool reception to elon musk. slumping.both company he said the combined company would be a clean energy giant. ,icrosoft making a surge offering $20 billion of bonds to linkedin.its stake in moody's given the funds a triple-a rating. negative rate policy, while the group slows shale -- slows sales. singapore's prime minister talking about the transpacific partnership on his trip to the united states. this

and as is a very big push big meaning for the shinzo abe administration.ng to get these reactors online since shinzo abe came into power. this is a big win for them. it is a big win for the company. today, mored 5% than 5% actually, because of the news. that is their biggest jump since they finished fueling the reactor last month, so investors are taking note. big win for the environmental lobby to some degree. turning on a nuclear reactor actually lowers emissions, so for the whole country. when you turn on a nuclear reactor, that means you can turn off a gas plant or oil fire gas plant that provides more co2 into the atmosphere. rishaad: the thing is that there is a lot of public resistance to all this. is that the reason why we are not seeing more reactors coming online? reason why we are not seeing more reactors come online is by far the enormous public opposition. had thers back, you fukushima nuclear disaster, fresh in the minds of the citizens in japan. according to a lot of the newspapers in japan, polls are showing that about 60% of citizens do no

prime minister shinzo abe is preparing a response on the day of the address. they also plan to consider the content of the message. it also plans to form a specialist from fields before deciding on what measures to take. >>> japan's envoy to the u.n. says his country is seeking a coordinated response to the missile launches. they will work in south korea to urge other parties including china to condemn the actions. the security council is talking about how to approach the deal. several members of the council are cautious about condemning pyongyang. >> some security council members say this is a matter for countries in northeast asia to decide. they're concerned a resolution could send the negotiation process into a downward spiral. >> besso said they will work together on a new resolution since a united stance would carry more weight. but diplomats say negotiations have made little headway. one of two missiles north korea launched on wednesday said to have splashed down in the sea of japan. experts believe the missile was a medium range no dong and it traveled

abe is scheduled to attend the economic forum early next month. the event is aimed at encouraging asian pacific countries to invest in russia. officials from japan and russia have been planning the summit on the sidelines of the forum. during a meeting with abe in may, putin said the economy is his most important concern. japan has proposed an eight-point cooperation plan to boost the russian economy. >>> china's earfforts to cut oi production is struggling. achieved less than half the annual targets in the first seven months of this year. the government has set reduction goals of 45 million tons of steel and 250 million tons for coal this year. officials have achieved 47% of that in steel. and 38% for coal by july. the government wants to cut overproduction to boost the economy. an official of the national development and reform commission insisted the targege will be achieveved. he said some regions were making slow progress and the commission will step up supervision. >>> checking the markets. a jump in oil prices. ramin mellegard has more from

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shinzo abe dressed up as super mario at the closing ceremony for real. back on earth, what is happening this morning? juliette: super mario to the rescue perhaps because japan is such a different picture to what we are seeing today. asian investors taking those hawkish comments and stanley fischer over the weekend and we are seeing dollar strength, which means yen weakness. japanese export stocks go higher. the nikkei is outperforming the rest of the region today. nintendo not showing on that screen but it has been having a good run today. the stocks are looking good. toyota also leading the way in japan. kuroda also saying there is sufficient chance of further easing in september. you can see these big policy divergence between the boj and -- [indiscernible] we are seeing quite a lot of weakness. crude is falling. a lot of energy players are being sold off. you can see those in hong kong. that is a similar story over in australia. have a look at this company, apn outdoor down 35% after it cut its forecast. santos also weaker on that weaker oil price, ea

up next, waiting for abe.he bank of japan disappointed investors on friday, cam prime minister abe make up the difference? we discuss that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: welcome back to "on the move." we are talking about japan now because prime minister abe's stimulus plan to revive the sluggish japanese economy has set him on a path. the nation's market crashed in 1990. details of the plan will be announced tomorrow. investors were disappointed by the last action of the bank of japan on friday. the yen decidedly stronger since friday's stimulus disappointment. yields as well are spiking. manus: speaking to me this r. yen, and he says the announcement will not have a major impact. >> it has all been incorporated in the markets. so, when the announcement takes place, i don't think it will any ofmajor impact on the market. rate willlar slowly appreciate. is joiningrto gallo us now. ibara, great value for money. and abenomics is not broken, a lot of stimulus is already in the price. my question to you is,

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manus: abe's arrow fails to hit the target as his latest them it to package fails impress investors. the results and the first interview of the day. anna: you will speak exclusively of the incoming ceo of axa. what is the low interest rate environment doing to their business? ♪ looking at a live shot of hong kong where the hang seng is down by one point. 6:22 inust gotten to london. japanese shares has fallen for a third day. japanese toof the this package disappointed investors. . the government -- anna: the a spendingdetailed package of $2.72 billion. the plan from a and companybne -- abe and coveney, his appointment or failure to manage expectation? jeremy: a little of both. he trailed that package and the devil is in the details. he had 28 trillion and then you drill down the knot of money that is substantially lower than that. we had monetary policy announced from mr. kuroda last week. we had more of the same from prime minister of a -- abe we had a jewel of disappointment from the fiscal and monetary side and the third arrow of all cs, we are -- abenomi still waiting for that.

primary shinzo abe emerging from the middle dressed head to toe as super mario to take the baton from rio 2016 and push forward to tokyo 2020. it is the games that pulled off against the back drop of economic and financial concerns. the russian doping crisis and remember the green pool? it was great to see brazil end the games with another gold medal with the men's volleyball. taking their tally to 19. the best ever showing. team usa rounded off their medal tally on the basketball court with emphatic 96-66 of serbia. taking the third straight gold medal. it would not be brazil without another dash of controversy. this time in the wrestling arena. mongolia mayhem. two coaches held a bizarre protest when the athlete lost the bronze medal match. one removing his shirt and pants in protest. would got everyone's attention. one athlete is desperately trying to avoid the spotlight after the exaggerated tale is ryan lochte. on sunday, the u.s. oc will take action against lochte and the three swimmers involved. that was 24 hours after lochte admitted that the finer points of the story were inc

i work hard for it. >> she's given us ab-envy.ulianna admits she had an unhealthy body image saying quote, when i was 19, my body was banging but i was killing myself. i was working out two and a half hours a day and eating the bare minimum to survive. i was so miserable. the 28-year-old actr singer and dancer is on the cover september's "shape" magazine. even though she still does hard-core workouts five times a week, she doesn't deny herself pizza. saying i eat it a lot. >> she's busy planning her wedding but still does find the time to hit the gym. >> i don't think i look for any one person to inspire get up and work out. i think actually about my future self. what i wou want to feel like when i'm you know, ten years down the or if i'm starting to have kids. >> and sp of kids, peta murgatroyd bared her growing baby bumyesterday. it looks as if she's getting her workouts in just carrying the bag. she and maks are expecting their first baby injanuary. >>> honeymooning in bora bora with robert herjavec. kym's swimsuit says it all.

shinzo abe approving a $274 billion stimulus passage. country's finance minister says the bank of japan was fully consulted on the move. you can see here, dollar yen 101.65. a dollars will buy you 101.56 yen in this counter environment. the nikkei was closed. officially came out as you can see there, the nikkei down by 1.25%. we have a live report from tokyo. other news out of asia as well. australia cut the interest rate to a new record low, 1.5%. the move was expected however. we saw volatility in the australian dollar on that. we 150e78 to have gotten back a lot of the loss early on. as for asian stocks, the hang sang up about a percent. the shanghai comp up also. and nikkei off about 1%. there are some storms in the area. >> so that's the reason we're seeing. >> yes. >> let's show you the early trade in europe right now. lower across the board. the german dax is off. in france more so. in spain down 2%. the banks and the energy companies are getting hit the hardest rights now and driving stocks lower in europe. second day in a row we

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abe's youtube video of the process got hundreds of weeks. >> since then, i've gotten a lot of emails. i haven't actually been through all of them, but people seem to be interested, which is exciting. this is why i spent all of that time, because this is cool. mike: abe and his two other team members, along with m.i.t., already have six patents on their work. and what they are doing in the research lab some day may show up on your smart phone or on the big screen. antoinette: technology is already so great. here it isus mike: he can do it in his lab in a matter of seconds, whereas it might take a studio weeks and months of animation. it's amazing. antoinette: mind blowing. mike: it real. doug: i don't think he got an email from any one of us. mike: very bright young man. on the satellite picture this morning, we have not much to talk about here, but if you look to the west, look at this cloud cover starting to come in and look at the rain as well. it's not as much as i'd hoped models were saying it's going to really rain. now looks like scattered showers, perhaps a rumble of thunder. o

he's saying with the monetary and fiscal policy reaching the limits, it's time for abe to go for the third arrow, boulder structural reforms, take a listen. >> spending government money, spending taxpayer money is so much easier than tackling more sensitive issues such as labor market regulation, cutting the corporate tax, where are they going to find the financing so i think for government they're actually going through the easiest way rather than tackling the long-term term issue of the economy. >> remember we heard from governor crow da on friday saying the central bank will undergo a thorough review of kwaun taftive easing policy. that could tighten the asset buying there. that's led to a big selloff in the japanese bonds. you look at the yields rising to a five-month high in 40 year jgb's rising to a three and a half month high after the finance ministry came forward and said we'll likely print several billion dollars additionally of those government bonds so certainly julia, looking forward to the policy meeting in september. a lot of talk here about whether the bank of japan w

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the biggest change is its stock price, up ab since it started trading at $85 on this day in 2004. >> what a run,, speaking of run i'm sue herera, thanks for joining us. >> have a great weekend and donald trump shakes up his campaign and admits regret about some of his harsh words. hillary clinton climbing in the polls, but can't seem to delete her e-mail controversy. i'm ed o'keefe, filling in for gwen ifill. battling slumping poll numbers, donald trump hires a new team of advisers who say let trump be trump. that trump is shifting his message with a markedly different town on the campaign trail. mr. trump: sometimes, in the heat of debate, and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words, or you say the wrong thing. , and believe it or not, i regret it. ed:

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we have -- all eyes on abe. could this time be the charm? cut down under. the australian central bank cut interest rates to the lowest ever. route? --al the only is fiscal the only route? crude reaching $57. ♪ >> welcome to the pulse. live from bloomberg's european headquarters. i am francine lacqua. european sex declining for a second day there dollar weakening -- european stocks declining for second day. dollar weakening. contradicting reports and it is unclear what part of the fiscal plan is new. we will try and way into all of that and give you a breakdown. banks down 2%. we found out late last night that deutsche bank and credit suisse will be kicked out of the euro stoxx 50 because of the share price has fallen so much in the coming days. that's get to bloomberg -- let's get to bloomberg first word news. nejra: -- typhoon at last the city with wind and rain. it grounded flights. hundreds of people suck refuge. -- soft refuge. ceohe berkshire hathaway tapped the presidential nominee at a slight he may does he made. -- he made. >> donald trump i have no

abe has had 40 of them -- prime minister abe has had 40 of them. proposing abe is millionck cash to 30 citizens in japan. that is truly helicopter money. japanese yields are not going down anymore, but perhaps they will be relatively stable, other global bond markets, you take notice. fiscal policy in the u.s. will election,r the distressed fiscal policy and asrastructure spending opposed to the resistance we are seeing for the past several years. >> to you by the argument that governments that large are making the shift over to fiscal policy and monitor , canada, theon u.k., is it convincing to you? >> it always has been. i think it was convincing to president obama. trusthas in a significant for the past 10 or 15 years. of favor.n the policy governments are beginning to understand that monetary policy , the fiscalg itself side of the equation probably has to be brought into the mix. in china, we have seen that as we mentioned in japan. rules and germany has a balanced budget law basically. the eu tot expect follow very quickly but i think other g

now, it will go to pry minister abe to take it from here. -- now, it will go to prime minister abe to from here. think about his father. he was a god. people were not even able to look at him until he denounced is god-llike status after the war. by doing this, he is emphasizing that while he is an important symbol of unity, he is also a human. francine: is there any reason why he should not be allowed to step down? are there any political issues that could complicate the situation? >> it is hard to say. abe came out right after the emperor spoke and issued a single statement, that he wants to take what the emperor said seriously in think carefully about what can be doene. 85% of thed that people of japan support him stepping down. however, there could be some traditionally-minded people who might like to see the emperor elevated once again to divine-like status. the might resist and some of them are probably in the deep pockets. francine: does it have an impact on the markets, or is it just a legacy for him? >> in terms of the markets, we have seen in recent weeks, as this idea was fl