suppliers, andew they are concentrated in a certain region, and if they have a history of problems in their plants, guess what? there is going to be shortages. we predict hurricanes in this country. you cannot do anything about hurricanes. we predict hurricanes, prepare -- we do not have any addiction system for shortages. we do not have a plan to prevent them. an effective have response to get in there and deal with them right away. host: let's see if we can get to couple more calls and before we wrap up the show. let's talk mary, calling from washington, d.c. good morning. caller: good morning. i would love to have available the label made in usa or made in canada, or made someplace respectable. i do not want to be taking my standard prescription from a country where who knows -- they also manufacture fentanyl. the same for pharmacy. why can we not just have a made in so-and-so product? guest: the call is bringing up a really important point p there was a survey done 10 years ago that 95% of americans do not trust medicines from china. out, one ofrx" came the responses i would get f

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escalation andew trade talks, the dollar will strengthen and means pain for emerging-market equitiesarket equities are already 6% to low -- too low. i think that is an attractive way to position for a potential resolution. nejra: though you don't take positions in asia, your view on china informs your european equity strategy. china is one area where you are not as optimistic. why? , a $17ook at defaults million default wave about to break a record. sebastian: i'm not so concerned about the financial risk. a lot has been written, but i would suggest you look at financial crisis is. -- crises in the past. none of them are happening in china. stress,to get financial you need house prices to fall because that is what the debt is collateralized against. rising, the are lending rate and measures of stress, it is very well behaved. so we don't see any systemic stress signals. the problem i have is that growth momentum is very strong, unlike in europe and the u.s.. china, we have pmi's from the markets institute already close to a six-year high. plus, the credit cycle is rolling over. it's

suppliers, andew they are concentrated in a certain region, and if they have a history of problems inir plants, guess what? there is going to be shortages. we predict hurricanes in this country. you cannot do anything about hurricanes. we predict hurricanes, prepare -- we do not have any addiction system for shortages. we do not have a plan to prevent them. an effective have response to get in there and deal with them right away. host: let's see if we can get to couple more calls and before we wrap up the show. let's talk mary, calling from washington, d.c. good morning. caller: good morning. i would love to have available the label made in usa or made in canada, or made someplace respectable. i do not want to be taking my standard prescription from a country where who knows -- they also manufacture fentanyl. the same for pharmacy. why can we not just have a made in so-and-so product? guest: the call is bringing up a really important point p there was a survey done 10 years ago that 95% of americans do not trust medicines from china. out, one ofrx" came the responses i would get from