annabelle?— slides as markets shudder." annabelle? , , , annabelle?he news that the pound has _ annabelle? so, this is the news that the pound has fallen _ annabelle? so, this is the news that the pound has fallen to _ annabelle? so, this is the news that the pound has fallen to a _ annabelle? so, this is the news that the pound has fallen to a low- the pound has fallen to a low against the us dollar not seen since 1985. it's been across quite a few of tomorrow's front pages. it's fallen 0.4%. yields have fallen by seven percentage points. it has remained unchanged, so it might not be as catastrophic as per trade across the media. nonetheless, these are huge sums of money we're talking about. these are terrifying times for anyone's assuming the role of prime minister. it's not surprising that this scale of spending, speaking on marcus, this will be an extremely expensive scheme that the new prime minister is planning to freeze our energy bills —— speaking on markets. it would surpass the cost of the furlough scheme, but the furlough scheme was targete

annabel, i presume _ like the guardian. annabel, i presume when _ like the guardian.nabel, i presume when we look backl like the guardian. annabel, i l presume when we look back on like the guardian. annabel, i - presume when we look back on the history of women's football, the dividing line of these euros will be such a moment in terms of coverage. absolute turning point for the game, and it's already come on leaps and bounds, and i think the interest in it, the media coverage it's going to get as well as the support that we will begin to have for individual players, momentum is really there now and i think we're a long way off matching the men's game. huge progress has been made and that's to be celebrated the white i'm delighted we got one non—politics story in there. anand and annabel, thank you for talking us through the papers. they will be back for further house —— they will be back at 11.30. for now, i'm lewis on jones. bye—bye. good evening, this is your updates from the bbc sport centre. we'll start with another busy evening of champions league football, and

let's go to annabel on this. _ teasing us again. i'm sorry. let's go to annabel on this.for bills freeze. i think you have something to say about that. but the issue here is who pays for it, and there's been a call from labour that it should be a windfall tax extension to make sure that those who are profiting from this war, which is those big energy companies, pay for it and not taxpayers.— it and not taxpayers. sure. to the ener: it and not taxpayers. sure. to the energy freezing — it and not taxpayers. sure. to the energy freezing plan, _ it and not taxpayers. sure. to the energy freezing plan, that's - it and not taxpayers. sure. to the energy freezing plan, that's not i energy freezing plan, that's not something i personally would support _ something i personally would support. it's going to be very expensive and it won't be targeted, it won't— expensive and it won't be targeted, it won't help the most vulnerable. let's _ it won't help the most vulnerable. let's not — it won't help the most vulnerable. let's not forget that recently, we spent _ let's not forget that

annabelle: this is quite a downbeat forecast.also saying that this recession will come around the end of 2022 and it could last all of 2023. even a vanilla recession, the s&p 500 could fall by 30%. he's looking at the risk of a hard landing. in that case, he says the s&p 500 could drop by 40%. the reason he says that is because achieving that 2% inflation target without seeing a hard landing is basically what he says is also mission impossible. he is extending a 75 basis point hike. 50 basis points in november and december that would lead to the fed funds rate being around 4% to 4.25% by the end of the year. take a look at that terminal chart. he is looking at global debt levels in particular and that is what he says will be dragging down stocks. debt services in turn increasing. basically, there's a lot of zombie institutions out there, households, corporate, banks, shadow banks, and they are all going to die. in the words of warren buffett, they are going to see who is swimming naked. shery: starting to eye bonds again. annabel

annabelle: it's pretty much bad news.g the turmoil we have seen in stocks and bonds are coming to an end, risk premiums for investment grade still looking pretty modest, goldman warning of repricing. higher chance of a mild u.s. recession and marge oppressions coming through from a stronger u.s. dollar. if you look at the terminal chart, if you look at where we are sitting right now for the u.s. spreads, they are sitting around the 1.5 levels. well up from june lows. as goldman sachs said, this unjustifiably high probability of a softer landing, a lot of room for downward revisions and off that, we're seeing high-grade spreads have a long way to widen. shery: analysts are saying we are near the bottom? annabelle: bloomberg intelligence has a new note looking at a couple of factors in terms of technicals. it indicates we have seen enough of the washout to justify a new low or bottom, looking at momentum indicators on the rsi basis, looking at oversold conditions dropping below 30. we see signals of market capitulation. if

annabelle: it came through late wednesday. the major headline was the pboc is saying to banks and corporate's, do not that on one-way appreciation or depreciation, there will be losses. they are saying it's yet another attempt from officials to be stemming losses in the currency, we are seeing the onshore and offshore trading at multi-day lows against the dollar. in terms of other factors, there are signs they could be moderating some support for the currency because we saw how much stronger than yuan fix is than the average estimate, that was the smallest in two weeks. the reason is when you look at the losses against the dollar, we're at the midpoint ratio when you compare that to other losses we have seen in the currencies. shery: here in the u.s., we are watching out for the destruction and fallout from hurricane ian hitting southwest florida with a massive surge of water and wind poised to make it one of the costliest storms in u.s. history. let's get to morgan norwood. what are you seeing? reporter: we are taking a beati

annabelle: -- the yen?le: it is one of the key rate decision this week but we also have to see what the fed does on wednesday. perhaps we could see a 100 basis point move, but the biggest piece of information could be where they see rates going, fomc officials. if the number is higher, that could be something that drives the dollar higher. the difference in yields between the u.s. and japan is driving the yen weaker. we saw it at that 145 level. in terms of what we see in japan, when we have the ministry of financing they could step into markets to shore up the currency, we had the boj, the expectation they would keep policy settings unchanged also stepping in to keep bond purchases low to drive fields lower. we saw at record purchases last week on wednesday and thursday. there are contradictions in what we are seeing domestically between u.s. and japan. could be a message sending out that, yes, we can still keep pushing the currency lower as long as we do not go too fast. will that be 150? that is what we

annabelle: this came out this hour.is a response to what we see forming in the market consensus that there was a chance he could build around 20% of it 100 basis point move from the fed given we had the hot inflation point coming through in the last reading. what they are saying is in line with the most economists out there at eight three-quarter basis point move, the third consecutive when we have seen. they say a 100 basis point move is a risk, but inflation expectations, corporate price plans look less threatening in the growth outlook is still uncertain. haidi: annabelle with a look at what trading houses are expecting. the fed is on track to raise rates by 75 basis points for a third consecutive meeting. let's bring it jason, president of economics. it is an interesting space, because 75 is seen as the middle ground. is that your view? >> this week we are likely to see 75 basis points. i think that ppi report, wholesale inflation showed easing in the headline and core inflation. they are high but using a little bit

i stumbled upon the of anna pavlova in i learned that annabel bobo kept telling annabel pavlova was the world's greatest dancer and probably the greatest international figure of her time in the 1920s and early 1930s, when annabel blow died, she kept on telling people i was poisoned i was poisoned. the food in paris. she said it over and over again immediately upon climbing into a train it remained a mystery for many years why she the academy award winner of 1932 for best picture is called the grand hotel. and it's about the mysterious of a russian ballerina, loosely based on anna pavlova. so it was one of history's great mysteries. we stumbled upon all of stuff showing the operation of the russian poisoned meringue called gang operating in paris and using anthrax to poison large number of people. it isn't. they were embarrassed by it. they were proud of it. very proud of it. they were all executed by stalin in the end. so once we got pavlova and pavlova was sort of the example of what was happening, she became kind of the heart of the book. why? well, first, pavlova was poisoned. she wa

>> she was amazing. >> reporter: she was amazing. >> angeli looked up to annabell a lot.e is going to have to enter the following grades without her sister. >> reporter: this semester, angeli isn't just starting fifth grade without her twin sister, she and her older sister won't be in a classroom at all. instead, they'll be taught from home. >> i just don't feel safe sending them to school. >> reporter: despite newly installed eight-foot fencing and more than a dozen other enhanced security measures at district schools,an'sts say it ough. w you like to see that they do in the school that they haven't? >> it's the accountability part. all those cops, all those school cops, you know, let's get rid of them. i say let's get some people that are very highly trained. >> reporter: the couple says gun reform is needed in texas. >> we will not relent until uvalde recovers. >> reporter: what would you like to see or hear from your governor? >> special session. call a special session, you know. let's get that age limit up, you know? let's take a step. we'll take a step. 21, you know

let's bring in annabelle for more. what is the set up for the yen? seems like the yen continues to slide, what fed officials say, how fed officials indicate the end of next year because if it's worth expected markets, we could see weakness for the yen. another complicating factor is inflation data. it's hitting a 31 year high ahead of the key meeting later this week. it's the fastest pace we have seen since 1991 when you exclude tax hikes. that adds to the challenge because the governor has been steadfast in keeping with easy monetary settings, they could struggle to explain why, he indicated it will be unlikely to change taxes until the end of his term. we're also watching japan, the return of trading. we are looking for a more positive session. shery: we're also watching the chinese yuan trading at the $74 level, despite repeated authorities -- warnings from beijing. annabelle: one of the key countries morning, certainly distressed we have seen in the yuan are intensifying. you have the overall weakness in the economy, you have the policy divergenc

annabelle: it is interesting because for much of the year when u.s.cks declined while bitcoin did the same. on monday we saw a reversal which was interesting. bitcoin reached the $19,300 level off of the gains. you can see that in the crypto index, those of the losses we had in the u.s. stocks. what strategists say is happening in the market is that these long-term committed investors are starting to starting to bring in a portion of the market share. basically we will see these pele end up being the majority in the market and that bitcoin will actually fully decoupled from what we have seen in the u.s. stocks and that is trading in his own world. bitcoin is down around 50% on the year. they're saying the global adoption also slowing. shery: rising concerns about global recession, commodities also are on a downward ride. a key age for raw materials. new york traded oil futures are the lowest since the start of the year. su keenan joins us with the latest. the implications of king dollar and we are seeing it in commodities as well. >> the dollar is see

let's get you to annabel who's in hong kong with some of the movers we are watching.ng set of circumstances for the ipo today. annabelle: that's right, this is the day that korean company, you can see here, down 22% at the start of trade, just eight minutes into that trading day for the maker battery parts that it used in electric vehicles. it already had been priced below the ipo range. the shares earlier touched the lowest at 44,001 at the start of trade, but the market was ranged around 80,000 to 100,001. a discount and a signal of the troubles plaguing the border ipo market. that is the parent company listed in japan. but in terms of another ev maker or automaker, toyota is still lower this morning, even though we did see the output they are gaining in august. production up 44% on the year. in other stuff we are watching at the side of trade, softbank, we are also hearing that cuts in the fund that staff members have already started. they are starting the account around 30%. that did come through and was announced by the founder after that big $23 billion loss in

annabelle: in the early asian session, certainly, investors are rattled by the doe yesterday. they are not committing to any sort of emergency action. they are underwhelming investors. two of asia's biggest currencies are at risk along with a king dollar. we are talking about the offshore yuan and the yen. you can see the yuan is outside the target range for the onshore currency. it tops the range of what the pboc sees for the currency. traders do see fashion do not see in it let up in the dollar strength. the yen back at the level before the boj intervened. the bank of australia, look at how they have opened in the country. also the 10-year yield is jumping as well. basically, tracking those moves we saw in treasury. as strategists are saying there is an appreciation that the fed will need to raise rates and that is what investors are picking up on -- are picking up on and reflecting market fears. a mixed open. keeley stocks are -- kiwi stocks are open. shery: our next guest says we have moved into a new regime or good news is bad news and bad news. let us bring in daniel ger

that's turned to bill for woods moving. -- annabel for woods moving.: shipping stocks on that story for wet vonnie was talking about, the eu could be adding oil to shipping restrictions. looking at the downside for shipping stocks. they were under pressure, particularly in europe because there are those concerns over potential opec-plus production cuts, that would mean fewer cargo to transfer. let's take a look at another name we are watching in the energy space. this is australia's top carbon emitter. it's looking a little bit unchanged this morning. its biggest investor, this is mike cannon brookes and they will be exiting a full decade earlier than what was originally projected. haidi: such a big story when it comes of that push for the transition. still ahead, the ceo of indonesian conglomerate joins us to discuss the outlook. that exclusive interview was later this hour. billionaire investor says cryptocurrencies have grown more resilient in the past month after a bout of deleveraging. our interview with the founder of galaxy digital is next. this

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. >> reporter: alona lost her friend annabell rodriguez in the robb elementary shooting >> she is the one with the wonderful dress. >> reporter: for the kids, fun activities help them process their loss. >> the balloons are really fun and sometimes when they pop it gets rids of the bad meme m em reese. >> reporter: art therapy, grief counseling, even kong ga lines what do you think families are looking for when they come here >> peace and normalcy. >> reporter: library director mendel morgan has filled the entry way with tributes from around the country >> this was tudone by children in pittsfield, massachusetts. >> reporter: the newest edition a bench honoring the 21 victims. when a child sits on this bench, what do you hope they think about? >> well, i hope that they will think of the children that were victims of this terrible event, but i hope that they will also mean to them that there is life beyond the despair. >> reporter: a source of hope and healing as the community moves forward. priscilla thompson, nbc news, uvalde, texas. >>> and that's "nightly news" for this tuesday tha

annabelle utrecht. their conclusion was unexpected found that the cake itself. than 100 years before the appearance of his recipes in printed form in new zealand, we found recipes for pavlov's cake but with a different name throughout europe, north america and even in russia, the very first dessert with the name of a russian ballerina, according to researchers, appeared in 1911 in the usa it was called pavlova's strawberry. it was a frozen berry delicacy. not at all like the modern meringue cake that even inspires world records today. so in 2005, students at the eastern institute of technology in new zealand made a 50 m² dessert. he was named in kong, by analogy with king kong in 2018, their record was broken by a norwegian chef, he is from three cakes with an area of ​​​​85 m² in an australian restaurant in dubai, of course, not so huge although sometimes he cooks it for a company of ten people, but certainly no less effective. it costs almost 1,000 rubles. with our money. with manga and lemon, in addition to the traditional chantilly cream of whipped cream of

j. annabelle sonata on the right. but a 3rd character is now sharing the spotlight, brazil's electronic voting system. often as of aim a go blow by man to vanilla said wonderful. bravo, this year, brazil's electronic voting machines have been used in every national election for the past 2 decades, and have been considered reliable. trailing in the polls, wilson, i was questioning the technologies integrity, prompting his followers to the st. he's taken to the streets, demanding the return of paper balance. if there is no paper trays, how will we to know that the election has not been stolen ballston our road will win on the 1st round on october 2nd, unless there is fraud. the presidents, opponents sable so matter is laying the groundwork to contest the results of he loses yearly omaha. both scenario is a bad copy of donald trump. he tries to copy trump in everything brazil's electoral courts. as the machines are secure. the system has more than turn at technology, technological barriers, security barriers. it's used i

their parents say annabelle was angeli's support system. >> it's hard she's going to have to enter the following grades without her sister. >> reporter: flores middle school is where the twins were supposed to start the first grade today and where many classmates including those who survived the shooting are coming to school. when they were dropped off, this fence had not been built yet. >> i got about a block away and they couldn't do it so i went back and got them. >> reporter: being back to school is too much for two of uziyah garcia's siblings who returned to class for the first time today after the death of their brother. they called you? >> yes. it's not something you can just shake because now you equate school with your brother being murdered, you know, so it's hard. >> reportr: instead of beginning to heal, these parents have spent their summer becoming activists. at the top of their lists of priorities is accountability especially for the officers who responded to the shooting on ma. they say they want to see more gun control, at least to see the minimum wage to buy a gun goi

also on the bill is annabelle lopez, requiem for a rose, a lush and romantic look at the fleeting naturelove, and audiences will get their first look at a world premiere by acclaimed cuban dance maker. 10 series one comes to theaters around the bay. tickets and information it's new and ballet.org. >> nuclear secrets and midterm fights. new revelations that documents received from poor matrox's that it trumps home contained another countries nuclear secrets. >> what we get is these constant leaks, and the only reason to leak to the media is to influence the narrative, which tells you this is being politicized. >> and trump mines galli's jumped to his defense. meanwhile, the justice department fight the justice decision to appoint a third party to review the files. rep. democracy is at stake. yamiche: president biden takes his message to voters and blasts trump an election denier's. >> people are

president luda on the one hand form the former president. 2 lula has been painting this picture of shay annabelle scenario as this far right wing anti democracy candidate. on the other hand, you have j bowles, so that was painting lula as a left wing radical who is threatening to push brazil and the rest of latin american for that matter toward communism. the one thing that we do see in common from voters, especially the ones that we've been speaking to over the course of the past few days here in, in rio de janeiro is that everyone, or at least most of the people that we've spoken to see this election as a critical battle over the future of brazilian democracy. all right, man, we're wrapping life 1st there in rio de janeiro. thanks very much, abbas now and his supporters insist there is no way he can lose our latin america editor, unless you know now reports from sao paolo ah, motorcycle caravans. are the prelude to his public appearances? there followed by supporters, cries of metal or legend. the minute they see president jade bull sonata. his middle name is messiah, and he believes god has ch

annabelle droulers, bloomberg news, hong kong.eadlines -- boeing shopping planes in china to other buyers as it seeks to unlock cash tied up in the back -- jets. trade tensions have stalled overseas deliveries of the 737 max and with covid lockdowns, the boeing ceo dave calhoun says the move will take a small number of aircraft. adobe has agreed to by design start of sigma for $20 billion. the acquisition will help adobo expand to lose for creative professionals. adobe shares tumbled 18% in new york after the news. singaporean has agreed to a deal to acquire capital for $14 billion. as part of the agreement, shareholders will receive cash per share. the real estate investment trust accounts berkshire hathaway an investor in the deal -- and its portfolio totaled $11.4 billion. shery: and the equity space, the nikkei losing ground at the weakest level in a week following the strength of the japanese yen at the 142 level against the u.s. dollar. the kospi continues to lose round together with the korean yuan, which is very close to t

annabelle: this echoes what we heard there, but basically when negative sentiment is indicated, it canlly be a gold indicator there. they are looking at the bull bear spread in the last service. that is slightly below the current cycle low, but with the new low, there have only been two occasions in the past decades when it was below this level. they were both the ultimate bottoms of banking crises, so that brings a stretch today, but it does appear according to jeffries that the market is still trying to grapple with the current inflation crisis. they said on a psychological basis, that is the most recent playbook. with everyone being so quick to jump into this position, they say this is being a bit overdone. >> coming up next, we discuss the global risks of geopolitical futures. he thinks that the military crisis could lead to the end of the russian federation as we know it. this is bloomberg. ♪ and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see

annabelle has details. anabelle: this is called the d mark combo indicator.a tool that can help predict trend reversals before they happen. the demark indicator key number is the number 13. it just appeared in a technical analysis, this box. it last appeared in 2018, see you can see it is extremely rare. what it means it means in 2018 is that the bullish trend we had at the time did start to revert after this. we have the trade war as well, it wasn't all just technical indicators, the trade war taking into high gear. now, it has appeared again. what does it mean? we could see stocks moving higher from here. but there are more details on this chart about the specific growth, the bloomberg client ff b,go. david: haidi: we are closing it -- haidi: we are closing in on the open of the chinese market after the lockdown of 25 million people in chengdu. let's bring in sofia horta e costa. so much is going to be impacted in terms of the economy and 21 million people being locked down. what are you watching in terms of market impact? sofia: this is part of says one pr

spider web, so as you are reading and brought into this terrifying story of what is going to happen to annabelow it at the time, and the way the novel, the sentences, the shape, it is in a spider web, and that is bra poorer writing. it's almost impossible to do and she did it. and what was the judging process like in 2012? a slightly peculiar one, and you were there and you describe so beautifully what she achieved but she had won previously for wolf hall, so did that change the dynamic of the conversations in the jury room or was she the clear out and out winner that year? this room or was she the clear out and out winner that year?— room or was she the clear out and out winner that year? as you know, all of these — out winner that year? as you know, all of these discussions _ out winner that year? as you know, all of these discussions are - out winner that year? as you know, all of these discussions are secret. | all of these discussions are secret. i know, i'm trying to get you, i realise these are tricky conversations but it's interesting to peek behind that and see the conversations you h

we have annabelle. we have david, we have chloe. we have josh. we have david. i might have got that wrong. this is steven and this is willow the dog, but we're not going to staurtrt with willow. >> i'm feeling happy and a little bit sad. happy to be with my family. >> what do you remember about the queen? >> well, i remember watching the jubilee, and then i had a street party with my grand parents, and it was really fun, and she was a nice person. i really loved her. >> that's really sweet. are you excited about king charles? >> very, yeah. never had a king before. so i'm quite excited to see, yeah. >> how are you filing, steve snn what's it like? i know you felt quite emotional. >> yeah, when it first happened i was surprised how sad it was and all the tributes come in. you just realize you've never had anything else. and it's all the change and upheaval, and then i'm a teacher, so it's how are we going to deal with it in the school the next day and lots of teachers wore black. lots of kids have lots and lots of questions. there's the whole upheaval, i think,

bring in annabelle. >> larry summers spoke with us earlier saying this is a time of elevated risk.does compare that to the buildup we had ahead of the financial crisis. in the northern hemisphere, summer 2007 that's when he said we started to see nerves around the u.s. housing market and he says investors should also be anxious at this point as well. the reason he is looking at this increased debt load in countries around the world, central-bank hiking, recession fears, commodity prices, geopolitical risk. a long list for us to be worried about. he is also looking at the u.k. as another market risk. look at the debt levels we see in the u.k. near 100% of gdp. indicating how much more elevated those debt levels become during recessionary times. the risk being the energy crisis starts another major contraction looking like it could or will but larry summers saying the risk of that is that it could have a ripple effect because when a country is big as britain goes through something like this, it could have consequences that go far beyond. >> words that leave the outlook for commoditie

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. >> a sentiment shared by those far older than annabelle.re are messages for the king. one from 9-year-old william noris saying he's grieving to and understands how the king must feel. his grandmother recently passed away. crowds gathered to capture glints king charles iii as he returned to buckingham palace after his formal proclamation of king. >> we came today to leave flowers for the queen which is why we came this morning, isn't it. it's been such an honor to see king charles as well. >> it's really nice and i really hope the crowd to give charles a chance swiftly. >> the period of natural moaning is not just lifting back. it's also about looking forward. >> anna stewart cnn buckingham palace london. becky: use all those images a buckingham palace and green park inundated with flowers and tributes. i would like to welcome simon the royal horticultural society for ambassador and has designed arrangements for the royal family including queen elizabeth ii himself. flowers selling out across london at present. how is industry going to cope

annabelle: yes, this is off the back of the shock read we had from fedex last week.o had that harder than expected principle. two big sectors. a lot of wall street people are looking at it. it big risk. both i goldman sachs and jp morgan. -- at goldman sachs and jp morgan. the headwinds are now building. that is one of the factors across a lot of different asset classes. pressure on commodity margins as well. these are the bigger backers they are looking at. haidi: let's get to first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: the u.s. will release 10 million barrels of reserve. ahead of eight eu ban on those russian oils. they are due by september 27. it will be made no later than october 7. this comes as global oil prices retreat to levels seen before russia's ukraine invasion. with opec discovering possible production cuts. hurricane fiona is republic. the national hurricane center says catastrophic and life-threatening flooding continues in puerto rico where fiona struck on saturday and sunday. the storm knocked out the island's entire power grid. officials say the dama

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. >> reporter: a sentiment shared by those far older than annabelle, few can remember life before theyear reign. here there are also messages for the king, one from 9-year-old william morris saying he's grieving, too, and understands how the king must feel. his grandmother recently passed away. crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of king charles iii as he returned to buckingham palace after his formal proclamation as king. >> we came predominantly today to leave the flowers for the queen which is why we came this morning, isn't it, and then it's been such an monitor see king charles as well. >> the mood is quite jubilant now. >> it's really nice and i hope that the crowd and country gives charles a chance. it's lovely. >> reporter: as you can see this period of national mourning isn't just about looking back, it's also about looking forward. anna stewart, cnn, buckingham palace, london. >> and there's more to come on cnn after the break. we will have a look at the late queen's love for her scottish residence, balmoral. the central role that it played in her life through the years. ♪ it

. >> a sentiment shared by those far older than annabelle.fe before the queen's 70 year reign. here also messages from the king. one from the 9-year-old william morris, saying he's grieving too and understands how the king must feel, his grandmother recently passed away. crowds gathered to catch a glimpse of king charles iii as he returned to buckingham palace after his formal proclamation as king. >> we came today to leave the flowers for the queen, which is why we came this morning and then it's been such an honor to see king charles as well. >> the mood feels jubilant i would say now. >> yeah. it's nice and i hope the crowd and country give charles a chance. it's lovely. >> reporter: as you can see, the period of national mourning isn't just about looking back. it's also about looking forward. you can almost summarize the dual emotion in god save the queen, long live the king. both emotions at the same time. and as king charles travels across the four nations, he'll be visiting the four nations, seeing his people. and i think we'll see mor

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annabelle: it is setting us up for a mixed start. the japan nikkei futures are in the green. keeping an eye on japan. moves in the yen. the yen weakness was something that helped in the prior session. we saw asian stocks were covering for the first day in for sessions. let's take a look at the terminal chart. we have stocks in asia amongst the lowest in around two years. capital markets are saying headwinds remain in place, most oversold conditions, march of that year, a lot of fears around what the fed is doing. they need to continue with rate hiking, what that means for the dollar. shery: we had early positive sentiment in the new york sentiment, that did not last given that officials adding to the hawkish rhetoric. >> we have a serious inflation problem and we are missing our inflation target and credibility. we are moving very aggressively. there is a lot of tightening in the pipeline. we are committed and recognize there is a risk of overdoing it. haidi: with a pivot nowhere in sight, our next guest is raising alarms. kurt to have you with us. fed expectations. if you lo

we can get annabelle here.y starting to take the fed seriously when it comes to the inflation. >> that is right. we have the open here in japan. checking in at the start of trade and what we are seeing with the yen action this morning. markets are saying that the move to 145 is inside. this is the head the boj decision. all 49 economists here expecting the boj to keep rates unchanged. we are just checking what is happening in the bond yields base as well because we have seen yields moving ahead of that meeting. the topics are a little bit weak at the start. there is a reflection that traders are paying attention to. this is piling into the banks index. you can see that it is still weaker. the banks could be one of the big winners in a rising rate environment. changing out to what we see. we are looking at the korean won here. it did just touch the key level at the start of trade. that is the first time since 2000 and nine -- 2009. the be ok can try to stem the declines that we are seeing in the currencies. they

joining us now is the annabelle anton, who is the civic partnership manager of l timpano.er pano means ear drum informs, engages in amplifies the voices of latino and mind people here in the bay area and throughout even bigger in california. maybe thank you for joining us. thank you for having us is hispanic heritage month. encompassing two months. it starts part in september and then goes into october. yes so actually, today is the day that a lot of latin american and hispanic countries are celebrating independence day. so that's why it actually starts today. um, and then goes through october. so i'm guilty of this. we have a bunch of pandolfi right here in front of us, and i'm going to have some a little later on. when i think of hispanic heritage wants me being latino myself. i think of the food and i talk about the food and that's great. and we celebrate that. but there are also some issues that are worth advocating for as a community, right. that's correct. so, um, part of all timpano is just making sure that the spanish and mom speaking communities are actually recei