sheri: good evening from new york, i am shery ahn. the top stories.ech stocks tumble on lackluster results. alphabet posting a rare earnings miss while announcing a share buyback. haidi: u.s. doxxing across-the-board. shery: and russia escalates its standoff with europe, cutting off gas supplies to countries that refuse vladimir putin's mandate to pay in rubles. this is the picture across wall street, we are seeing pressure on u.s. futures, down almost 0.5%, this after the s&p 500 lost almost 3%. the nasdaq composite seeing its worst day since december 2020. the nasdaq 100 on its lowest level in a year. the thing is we have about 80% of companies reporting earnings, beating expectations, but disappointing forecasts, with inflation being felt in cost pressures. that is affecting markets. you have the flight to safety with the treasury rally and the dollar gaining ground. wti seeing a bounceback, continuing to extend gains. of course, support is coming from policymakers pledging to support their economy. stocks we are focusing on after hours are those t

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. >> good evening i'm shery ahn. u.s. a surge with traders bracing for the possibility of more aggressive fed tightening. >> president biden boost aid to ukraine and vladimir putin says that russia

sheri: good evening from new york, i am shery ahn. the top stories.umble on lackluster results. alphabet posting a rare earnings miss while announcing a share buyback. haidi: u.s. doxxing

. >> good evening i'm shery ahn. u.s. stocks slide as treasury yields a surge with traders bracing for the possibility of more aggressive fed tightening. >> president biden boost aid to ukraine and vladimir putin says that russia has liberated mariupol. >> big banks back elon musk's bid for twitter. this is a picture across wall street. we are seeing futures muted. it was a volatile session in new york. we saw gains of more than 1% at one point. tesla reporting record profits. airlines gained ground. international and corporate travel is coming back. then we had treasury yields surging and the nasdaq underperforming. we also had the dollar rebounding gaining ground again. wti rose and we have seen in the asian session approach $104 per barrel. the main story was in treasury yields with two year yield leading the gains. at one point topping the 2.73 level which would be the high-end peak of the cycle. the 10 year yield also above the 2.90 level. we continue to see pressures on the global debt markets fueling the treasury r

shery: and in new york i am shery ahn. europe warns moscow may face further sanctions of the reports of potential were crimes by russian troops. the kremlin dismisses the allegations. haidi: eu leaders push beijing to help end the war in ukraine and not interfere with. shery: around china -- plus, omicron reports a new omicron subtype. we saw the s&p 500 with a third week of gains. in late surge on the friday session as treasury yields surged. a bit of positive sentiment in chinese companies on news that we could see chinese authorities giving full access to u.s. regulators when it came to auditing reports for more than 200 companies listed in new york. we also had crude prices following the most weekly in about 10 years. we continue to see pressures when it comes to wti crude at the open, which is now below $100 a barrel, this on news from the biden administration that they will be releasing an unprecedented amount of u.s. oil reserves. we have new levels of inversion in the treasury yield curve, the twos and 30's inverti

shery: i am shery ahn in new york. welcome to "daybreak asia."- tighter monetary policy and china's covid lockdowns ripple across markets. china approves its new videogame licenses since july and ten

. >> good evening from new york, i'm shery ahn. the u.s. inflation index jumped the most since 1981, reinforcing pressure on the fed to hike rates by 50 basis points next month. haidi: u.s. stocks dipped with the surgeon oil stoping inflation concerns. the bti tops $100 as traders wage war in ukraine. shery: and injuring at least 16 people in the new york subway attack, we expect an nypd update soon and we will bring it to you live. for now, this is the picture across wall street where we see u.s. futures rebounding slightly after the s&p 500 lost ground for a third consecutive session. we have seen some gains today given the core cpi missed expectations by a little bit. it it eased a little bit of concern about inflationary pressure. that was really not sustained giving the wti over surge of $100 a barrel. we have seen oil continuing its march higher. in this as we see treasury yields slumping for the first time in a few days. and also below the 2018 high that we saw a touch in the overnight session. that has pressured banks that are under

. >> good evening from new york, i'm shery ahn. the u.s.ndex jumped the most since 1981, reinforcing pressure on the fed to hike rates by 50 basis points next month. haidi: u.s. stocks dipped with the surgeon oil stoping inflation concerns.

shery: i am shery ahn in new york, welcome to "daybreak: asia ."nternet stocks deliver earnings disappointments, alphabet reporting images for the first time since 2018. the results will pressure asian markets on concerns that growth will slow. haven market jump. russia is set to counsel gas supplies to russia and bulgaria -- cancel gas supplies to poland and bulgaria. haidi: equity futures are firmly in the red after that very week lead from wall street overnight. australia, expecting the cpi rate to come in above 4%. does that accelerate calls for a super site hike from the rba. sydney futures are down 1%. we will get to the start of cash trading in about one hour. . that is bringing the total losses for futures so far this week more than 5% over the past four days. 10-year yield holding steady at this point. new zealand see a downside, pretty bearish forecast when it comes to the property market there. we are watching some of the developers that might be exposed. and we are watching dollar china, as we continue to see the dollar strength within

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shery: i am shery ahn in new york. welcome to "daybreak asia." a sliding -- tighter monetary policy and china's covid lockdowns ripple across markets. china approves its new videogame licenses since july and tencent is absent from a list of new titles. the u.s. because on all nations to condemn russia's invasion of ukraine after president biden discusses the war with india's narendra modi. we are seeing u.s. futures holding onto some gains after the s&p 500 lost ground today. the nasdaq 100 news in more than 2% to the 10 year yield continuing to rise above the to 75 level for the first time since 2019. and the dollar index continuing to strengthen for an eighth consecutive session after prizing that wait on oil prices. we heard from the opec secretary general that it would be impossible to fully replace russian barrels a pop. paul: let's have a look at aussie -- the aussie. futures off by .25%. nikkei futures suggesting a flat open as well. new zealand has been trading for about one hour now. off by .1% so modest declines but take a look at the y

. ♪ shery: welcome to "daybreak: asia," i am shery ahn. sophie: i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney.jor targets of open for trade. our top stories, week inflation and hawkish fed policy top of mind for investors. the euro gains as emmanuel macron takes a narrow lead in the french presidential runoff against marine le pen. plus, china defends its virus controls after -- from washington. shanghai's covid cassie's -- covid cases keep setting record. shery: pressure for equity markets after two weeks of losses already. the japanese yen holding steady, we've had six sessions of lawson's against the u.s. -- of losses against the u.s. dollar. we are watching the jgb space as well, most of them rising last week, given the boj purchasing operations. we continue to watch the 10 year yield. we are watching the south korean market as well, this is how they are coming online, if you can switch the board, you can see what the kospi is doing. we have seen data a few minutes ago from exports and imports. exports rising 3% year on year, imports rising 12.8% for the first 10 days of the month, not sur

i'm shery ahn. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney.r markets have just open for trade. jim bullard refusing to rule out a 75 basis point hike for the fed. the world bank take a look at japanese equities coming online right now. gains of about 1%. we have a very weak japanese yen, 13 consecutive sessions of losses against the u.s. dollar, a 2000 too low and the longest moving streak on record. we are waiting to hear in about half an hour from the finance minister to hear what he has to say. to pay attention to that press conference. we have the 10 year yield very close to that upward level of tolerance. take a look at korean stocks because we have two sessions of losses for korean equities already. the korean won after two sessions of losses holding at that 1234 level against the u.s. dollar. we are watching the korean bond space closely as we have rising treasury yields, rising u.s. dollar having an impact on the korean assets. but as we did have the social distancing measures being relaxed, we are watching the reopening trade across k

. ♪ shery: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: asia ago i am shery ahn.idi stroud-watts. our top stories, asian stub said for a muted start. -- calling for a 300 basis point rate hike. the u.s. warns the war in ukraine could last years. plus we speak exclusively to the singapore tourism board about plans to build back trouble. a chief executive joint is ahead. shery: japan and south korea are higher when it comes to the equity space, tech and industrials leading those gains, we are seeing the japanese again topping 124 level, back to the 2015 low as we hear more about potential sanctions on russia. we are hearing from the finance ministers saying they will swiftly drop additional russian sanctions, that they will be in line with g7 states, end of the trade minister talking about curbing russian energy dependent saying they will eventually phase out russian coal imports and japan will find alternatives. look at the cost be right now getting 0.4 of 1%. weakness on the korean won continue after we have strengthened the previous session given samsung's better

i'm shery ahn. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts.re focusing on flat or inverted yield curves. ukraine says russia is regrouping. the prospect of more russian penalties hitting oil prices offsetting the impact of major relief. . from u.s. reserves. shery: the japanese yen holds steady at the one 122 level. we have seen it pretty range bound. this as we continue to see jgb yields broadly on the decline, but still the yield curve steepening slightly, given the superlong sectors are outside the boj's yield curve control. we have been watching some eco-data out of japan. labor cash earnings beating expectations. household spending missing big time. we get bmi -- pmi numbers in about half an hour. the cpi numbers out of south korea, coming in the highest 2011, a gain of 4.1% for the month of march, the first time in over a decade that it has topped the 4% level. kospi gaining about 0.4%. the korean won has been weakening for the past three sessions. haidi: take a look at where we are sitting when it comes to australian equities. the aussi

in shery ahn.troud-watts, our top stories, asian markets and for mixed trading, the yen living past 130 following big tech earnings. apple says restrictions will hit demand and make it harder to produce products and are raising billions of dollars in profits. amazon produces sluggish sales growth as consumers return to pre-pandemic activities. shery: take a look at korean stocks, coming online, a little bit unchanged after the kospi gained ground in a previous session, industrial production numbers out of south korea earlier today with the month on month number beating expectations of growth of 1.3%. we are watching government bonds in south korea, 10 year yield helping 3% with the broader global bond rout, budget is all about the currency strength we the dollar strength at a 20 year high, and that is pressuring everyone else with the korean won seeing its worst day since june of last year and at a 2020 low, and we are seeing 12.72 level, i was just thinking of that 12.50 level. not surprising, it

i'm shery ahn. haidi: i'm hady stroud-watts in sydney. age's major markets of just open.s are set to fall as the fed plans to cut its bonds by $95 billion per month. china signals it will boost monetary policy to combat covid and property woes plus spiking commodity prices per at samsung earning stopping estimates in the first quarter comest on that strong demand for chips and new smartphone models. shery: the open, japan under pressure with the didn't -- under pressure with the nikkei and topics moving, the yen holding steady after weakening for the past four sessions. perhaps a little strength against the dollar right now. the 124 handle against the greenback at a time when we are seeing the 10-year yield again testing the boj up or limit tolerance. talking about the 25 basis point level. this, as we continue to watch treasuries continuing the selloff, the global bond rout continuing, had perhaps a little relief because we saw yields not rising as high as feared, because of the fed minutes. we are watching samsung, earnings beating expectations for the first quarter. we

shery: welcome to "daybreak asia" from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn.ajor markets have just open for trade. our top stories. asian stocks and bonds set to come under pressure as they downside the swiss cuts. the fed is waiting to reopen of the chinese markets. it sending mixed messages. close the u.s. and allies planning for the rex russian sanctions, including a ban to punish the kremlin for alleged crimes. shery: we start you off with breaking news out of china. we are seeing shanghai reporting over 17,000 covid cases for tuesday. this would be a new daily record. the previous one was 13,000, that has not been shattered. the official lockdown and shanghai ended on tuesday for the western part of the city, but there is still very stringent -- stringent restrictions in place. this as we continued to see the virus spreading across the city over 17,000 covid cases coming online. we are seeing the nikkei losing more than a percent. after we see every sector and the red being led lower by industrials and material sectors. the topics is also down almost as m