we get the cross asset look from shery ahn.we brace ourselves to see the opening of new zealand, australia, how is sentiment looking? shery ahn: we saw the invasion occurred during our asian hours last night, so the asian markets plunged the most in about a year. the markets in india and singapore and hong kong really fell more than 3%. we did see a lot of downside pressure when it came to the semiconductor area, with the lights of -- falling, because they have exposure to ukraine when it comes to some of those raw materials. interestingly, the stock markets fell, but we have been talking about the yuan, which has been resilient. romaine: we saw some safe haven trades, and the yuan was part of that. bonds also actedace for some folks to camp out. shery ahn: we saw the dip in the yuan against the u.s. dollar, but it is still trading at a four-year high against the u.s. dollar. this is against a basket of peers. it still around that six year high. we continue to see these calls, that perhaps we should be adding china exposure. th

>> vice president ahn: thank you for the words, commission wan. i do.njoyed serving as your vice president. i hope can do as good of a job as you've done leading us through it really hard last two years. >> president stephenson: any other thoughts and discussions or nominations? charles, you said that we do nominations and then we open it up to public comment. time to open it to public comment. >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make public comment on this item press star 3. >> there are no callers in the queue. >> clerk: okay, seeing there are no callers. if there's not any other discussion, we can move to a vote on this nomination. >> president stephenson: let's do it. >> clerk: let's do it. [roll call vote]. >> president stephenson: motion passes. congratulations mr. chair. [ laughter ] i think, eddie i pass it to you. do i continue to preside -- i think i pass it over. >> clerk: last year time we did this, where we had the person kept going. it's really up to you. >> president stephenson: let's move on to nominations for the vice president

i'm shery ahn. >> and i'm heidi strauss. the u.s.ions on russia saying an invasion of ukraine is underway. traders are escalating tensions in europe. and a hong kong lawmaker calls for a full lockdown terrain in the covid outbreaks. >> and japan away on national holiday, the cost beginning .8%. relievers -- really reversing the two sessions of loss we saw in the week. we are seeing a little bit of a rebound and we have heard that they are considering releasing oil from reserves in case of any disruption. we continue to see tensions around the ukraine saying south korea will be diversifying raw material imports. we will keep a close eye on the pandemic outlook for the country as well. we could be recording another record search of virus cases. the korean won holding steady at the 1192 level. this as we see u.s. futures rebounding right now. we have seen pressure on the new york session and the s&p 500 falling into correction territory. gaining ground in reversing losses from the session. the japanese yen holding steady after we saw so

. >> i'm shery ahn in new york. they say a ukraine invasion is underway.eighing the escalating tension in eastern europe. and a big interview

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. >> i'm shery ahn in new york.ries, asian stocks that arise as risk appetite improves and havens fall out of favor. treasuries and the dollar dipped. russia announces a partial pullback of troops in the u.s. invasion -- and the

shery: good evening from new york, i am shery ahn. president biden vows to act swiftly and decisively if russia invades ukraine after a call with putin left both sides at an impasse. host: hong kong officials says the city is facing a crisis. shery: inflation concerns to would top the agenda at this week's g20 summit as traders look for cues from global central banks. host: let's take a look at our asian markets. we do have some element of geopolitical risk. the biggest movement has been in the bond market on account of the increased concern over ukraine. talks at an impasse. aussie yield dropping 10 basis points to catch up with the friday rally we saw in treasuries. investors seeking havens amidst these u.s. warnings. we also see the three year yield falling nine basis points. take a look at the equities session. we are seeing quite a bit of south side in new zealand. sydney futures also starting off on a back foot. looking at the start of trading in tokyo and it does look like some downward pressure after what was quite a lot of bu

. >> i am shery ahn in new york. welcome to daybreak asia.l street, yields jumped as traders waved to the fed and geopolitics. concerns that russian talk

conflict, an end to this brutal war, an end to the loss of life that russia is inflicting needlessly on ahn unprovoaked basis to its neighbor. so we want to see de-escalation. we believe as we do in this case, as we do in other cases that these economic measures will apply pressure on the russian federation to ultimately do the right thing and that is to bring an end to this conflict. were that to happen, these measures would be calibrated accordingly. if that does not happen, if russia cons to escalate, these measures will be calibrated accordingly. we are prepared to escalate further. we are also prepared to calibrate in the other direction if these measures have intair intended effect. reporter: is that a simple, the conflict ends, the sanctions ♪♪ because, you know, you know what russia's end goal is they say they want to end the conflict on their terms. mr. price: i wouldn't want to be quite so cat gorrical. there'll need to be accountability for what the russian federation has done. the fact that it has launched this needless, unprovoaked, unjustified war against its neighbor. that is

. ♪ shery: welcome to daybreak asia, i am shery ahn.a's major markets have just open for trades. shery: we are seeing broad downside for the nikkei and topics which are both losing ground, but this is after the longest winning streak since mid-november. we have seen four sessions of gains for the nikkei which is lower by tech and industrials. energy is the only sector gaining ground. we are seeing the japanese yen holding steady, the 114 level, after significant strength throughout the week. the boj had another debt purchase operation. take a look at the kospi. they are coming back from that long lunar new year holiday break, so there is a lot of catching up to do. we have the biggest 40 rally in the u.s. since 2020, the rally in japanese stocks, while the kospi is catching up and gaining ground, more than one and a half percent. this is after six straight weeks of losses for korean stocks which have been battered, given this risk off sentiment around the market, before they left for holiday. the korean won holding steady at the 1200 le

i am shery ahn. >> i am haidi stroud-watts. asia's major markets have just opened.n debt worldwide to slumping the most in five years. the u.s. and japan struck a deal to roll back steel tariffs. the white house says it is rebuilding relationships. hong kong braces for more covid measures as cases double every three days. shery: japanese stocks seeing some upside. the topics is higher by 3/10 of 1%. we continue to see range bound trading when it comes to the japanese yen, but what we are watching in the japanese markets, softbank. we have reports their sale to nvidia has collapsed. so far, stock is down about 8/10 of 1%. we are watching jgb's as well as the 10 year yield rising to the highest level in six years. we are waiting to see any action from the boj. yields continue to rally. take a look at the kospi. it is gaining more than 1% and rebounding from those losses we saw in the previous session. we are also seeing the biggest ipo in south korea. the korean won is gaining against the u.s. dollar and trading at the 1197 level. we are getting more hints from the pr

. >> i'm shery ahn in new york. our top stories, asian stocks that arise as risk appetite improves and havens fall out of favor. treasuries and the dollar dipped. russia announces a partial pullback of troops in the u.s. invasion -- and the u.s. as invasion is still possible. and we had to singapore for the latest from asia's biggest air show. we are getting breaking news out of south korea. the jobless rate coming in at 3.6% for the month of january, which is below analyst expectations of 3.7. it is also lower than the previous month of december. the jobless rate in south korea, 3.6%. it is not surprising given that we have seen an economic recovery in china. and more participation in the labor markets. this as speculation continues on whether or not the bank of korea will continue to tighten policy. >> and earnings coming in. they are reporting net income for the fourth quarter coming in just over $1 billion. that is slightly better than expectations. the fourth quarter beating expectations as well, $589 million.

i'm shery ahn. haidi: asia is maker markets have just -- major markets are just open for trade.cks set for a steady start. treasury yields and the dollar retreat. investors are wary of the ukraine's standoff. nato and the u.s. pointing to signs of russia continuing its military buildup. hong kong may carry out citywide covid testing on at least 8 million people as the city struggles to bring cases under control. shery: breaking news out of singapore. breaking numbers for gdp for the year of 2029. reports economy expanded 7.6% year on year. this would be the fastest acceleration of growth in more than a decade. for the fourth quarter, gdp grew 2.3% quarter on quarter. the estimate was for growth of 2.9%. when it comes to the fourth quarter final numbers, it is a little bit of a miss right there but for the annual gdp numbers, it is a growth of 7.6% which is actually faster than the preliminary numbers showed and of course, this coming at a time when we are seeing strong manufacturing out of singapore with growth of more than 6% quarter on quarter. singapore did maintain their 202

. >> i am shery ahn in new york. welcome to daybreak asia. a choppy session on wall street, yields jumped as traders waved to the fed and geopolitics. concerns that russian talks should go on despite warnings and attack is imminent. and, the head of the impact airline's association. >> let's get you to the start of trading in sydney. we are expecting a volatile albeit cautious session ahead. there were a lot of swings with the interpretation of that ukraine tweet. diplomacy at least from moscow settling some nerves. we see that in the bond markets. bonds opened lower. treasuries fell after we heard russia indicating it would continue to talk when it comes to the situation in ukraine. taking a look at the open, big earnings. bhp coming out and impressing the market. asx 200 opening zero point 1%. new zealand stocks paring gains, up 0.1%. interesting property asking prices jumping to a record high in january. chicago nikkei, japan gdp higher. we expect a robust recovery in the japanese economy after that fed emergency. >> take a look at futures

i'm shery ahn. haidi: asia's major markets have just open for trade. stories this hour, asian stocks are set for cautious start as fighting continues in ukraine. investors turning to traditional havens. the central bank tycoons all in the firing line. and reports they plan to carry out a mass testing drive. shery: and the latest trade numbers for the month of february, when it comes to exports, growth of 20.6% which is above consensus estimates. bloomberg economists saying it would spike around 18%. also growth from the previous month of january. it imports year on year with growth of 25%, 25 .1%, which is above consensus exports. a little bit of a slow court -- slowdown from the previous month. surplus coming in at 840 million dollars, reversing from expectations for a deficit. take a look at the markets over in japan, south korea remains closed on holiday. we are seeing gains being led higher by real estate and communication stocks on the nikkei and extending the session higher by a third session. the japanese yen keeps continuing to hold steady at t

second, use your article 1 power of the purse to deny funding for ahn you get rise -- unauthorized, unlawful use of force and, third, please restore our constitutional system of checks and balances and congress' authority on matters of war and peace. thank you for asking me to testify. i looked for to answering your -- i look forward to answering your questions. mr. durbin: thank you very much. general jumper. general jumper: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm pleased to be able to provide testimony today about the use of remotely piloted vehicles and specifically armed r.p.g.'s and to share the table with those who care so much about these important issues. i've submitted written testimony so my opening remarks will be short. the introduction of the predator to the air force inventory in the mid 1990's marked a significant improvement in our ability to stare at targets over extended periods of time. the predator with an endurance of 24 hours allowed real-time videos streaming back to command centers on large screens where command course study, analyze, corroborate with other means of identificati