i am alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. the markets.to global stocks are reeling from china's weak trade data. the index falling for a third day. china is added to a list of worries, including talk of the policyhtening monetary and the u.s. follow from the brexit vote. haefeol.e now is mark let's begin with china's trade data. with a veryring it strong, say, september of last year. things like commodities didn't do so badly. there was a lot of demand for iron ore, copper, who oil -- crude oil. >> this comes out at a time when the fed is revealing they are interested in hiking rates. people look back to the beginning of the year and the fear is that the chinese, whenever they think the fed is ike rates, if you hike rates, the yuan is going to sleep with the fishes. but the export data is only one part of the china story. we think that the authorities applying to continue to the stimulus that will keep the gdp above 6% into next year. vonnie: it is funny that you should mention the yuan because i want to bring up a chart -- a

alisa parenti is in our newsroom. former u.s.ney general eric holder is strongly foricizing james comey reopening the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails. holder writes that he has ofeashed a torrent conspiracy theories and misrepresentation. he says he respects him but that good men make mistakes. officials in oklahoma say the search for a man accused in a string of violent crimes has ended. he was killed by a state trooper. he was wanted for allegedly killing two relatives. chinese state media say 33 miners are trapped after a gas explosion. china is the world's largest .roducer and consumer of cold it has announced plans to close more than 8000 outdated minds. prosecutors have dropped fraud charges against the finance minister. he was under investigation over the early retirement of a former colleague. prosecutors say gordon didn't intend to act unlawfully. the charges politically motivated. the chicago cubs avoided elimination in the world series beating the cleveland indians at wrigley field. game six tomorrow in clev

. -- alisa parenti for the latest news. trump and hillary clinton appeared together in new york just one night after their third and final presidential debate. the occasion was the outfit easement memorial foundation dinner. it is famous for its humorous speeches. the remarks turned biting. mr. trump: everyone knows, of course, hillary's believe it takes a village, which only makes sense, after all, in places like haiti where she has taken a number of them. [boos] mrs. clinton: donald, after listening to her speech, i will also enjoy listening to mike pence deny you ever gave it. [laughter] >> both candidates are back on the campaign trail today. trump. in north carolina and pennsylvania while clinton visits ohio. in northern iraq, more fighting after militants armed with assault rifles and explosives attacked targets before dawn, taking hostages in and around the city of her cook. the assault and by islamic state was widely -- likely aimed at diverting attention from retaking mosul. through islamic state militants stormed

i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. vonnie? vonnie: alisa, thanks.ld's biggest maker of insulin falling by the most in 10 years. the denmark-based company slashed its long-term profit target in half because of price pressures in the u.s. the c.f.o. addressed the issue in an interview on. >> we've been telling investors we expect approximately 5% negative impact on u.s. sales next year from a lower pricing, so you can say we are only getting into the storm now. we can't in any way say that he worst is behind us. vonnie: joining us now, kristen. is it a good idea for these two companies that are such specialists in one particular thing to get together? >> they get 85% of diabetes business, whereas percentage looks different at sanofi at less than 20%. when the diabetes market came under pressure, novontis felt the pressure. onnie: why are we seeing the pricing pressure? >> it's basically because there's a lot more competition in the market. there are a lot more products in the market. pricing pressure? we're also seeing the entry of what they call simi

i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. mark? mark: alisa, thank you very much indeed.terday during a report about pimco betting big on risky european bank bonds, we incorrectly described the type of debt the money manager bought this month from deutsche bank. now, the securities purchased was senior notes, not the additional tier one or at-1's, as we call them, we do regret that error. coming up -- donald trump and hillary clinton will meet in their final debate tonight. it looks like a must-win for trump. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: you're watching bloomberg. mark: this is your global business report. the u.k. hasn't left the e.u. yet. there's already speculation about how long it will take for the two sides to establish a post-brexit trade agreement. matt: halliburton swings to a profit as oil producers start ramping up operations. mark: and china's growing debt, could it be a threat to the global economy? matt: it will take the u.k. more than two years to get a new trade deal with the european union, according to a new bloomberg survey of economists. a fourth of thos

alisa parenti has more. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are in a dead heat.are tied at 41%. leading in some cases significantly. gary johnson 8%. jill stein 4%. hillary clinton is hitting the campaign trail with michelle obama. will make a joint appearance on thursday in north carolina at wake forest university. radical tom hayden has died. he was an author and california legislator. he was 76 years old. north korean officials are criticizing efforts by the u.n. to strengthen sanctions following the latest missile launch and nuclear tests. they said sanctions targeting the missile tests are criminal and accused the u.s. of orchestrating the punishment. alibaba billionaire jack ma wants china's top security bureau to prevent crime. he says policing cannot happen unless china has the ability to analyze information on citizens. china has begun to build unparalleled online surveillance of its citizens. this is bloomberg. vonnie: stocks rallying today in both the u.s. and europe. our next guest is expecting some caution regarding markets in light of potential upco

alisa parenti is in the newsroom. trump has underscored his contention that the presidential election is rigged against him. the republican nominee refused accept theill election results if he loses. hillary clinton called the comment horrifying. >> i am going to create jobs. we are bringing gdp from 1%. we are bringing it from 1% up to , and i think we can go higher. i think you can go to 5%-6%. we have a tremendous machine. it is a tremendous economic machine once again. >> the whole plan is to cut taxes to get the biggest tax breaks ever to the wealthy and corporations. of dislocationd we have seen before. will reduce greater opportunities. this could possibly lead to a great recession. >> a poll found that clinton won the debate. more on the story in just a moment. theresa may telling european leaders there will be no turning back from brexit according to two senior british officials. they say there will be no second referendum on leaving the eu. berlin, the leaders said blatter -- vladimir putin with blunt langua