it's turn to annabelle.elle: really referencing what adam was saying about banks having a lot of cushion left, how the lenders are preparing for risks of a u.s. recession, when you look at what is happening in risk assets so far this year in 2023, we can see we have seen a lot of positive momentum coming into the sector of the markets, the likes of bitcoin for instance, just fractionally lower this morning but coming off of its longest win in nearly a decade. testing the $21,000 mark. this is being felt across asset classes, so not only in cryptocurrencies, bitcoin and ethereum both up. then you have a pullback in the dollar, and the vix index trading at its lowest level since january 2022. how that is setting us up for the trading session into the week, still trading off inflation expectations, a pullback that came through in the ageist university of michigan survey. still seeing australian stocks in the fourth day of gains. japan pointing to a weaker start. this week, the focal point will be the bank of ja

annabelle, what are you watching echo annabelle: -- watching?sting when you put those numbers in the context of the data we have had over the course of january. at least those numbers are forward-looking. it for have cells is better days are ahead. you see that reflected in the stock market because we saw these huge run ups over the course of january. australia climbing to gain the most on record. multiyear highs for others on the region. compare that to further signs of economic contraction that came into these local economies. korean exports stayed at the top of the hour showing a lot of weakness. a slump of 16.6%. the unemployment rate ticking higher. another rate hike from the be ok. in japan as well, spending slipping. australia, weakness in the housing market. retail sales yesterday not doing too well either. cpi hotter than expected. sending signals of weakness over the course of the last few weeks. but as i said, good numbers coming through in the stock market. that is coming down to expectations that the fed and other central banks are

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annabelle: assure you has just come online. asia-pacific shares heading for the rest january in years. investors turning cautious ahead of big tech earnings in the fed decision. samsung's results are shortly expected to spotlight the glut of memory chips that led to the biggest profit plunge in a decade. the u.s. set to consider cutting while way off from all its suppliers, ramping up its crackdown on chinese tech. let's start with breaking news when it comes to south korea -- industrial production numbers just crossing the bloomberg and this is the picture when it comes to the industrial side of the economic recovery we see in korea. quite steep declines and much worse than expectations. the seasonally adjusted month by month number coming in at a contraction of almost three percent. expectations were for a much larger contraction, that leads to a year on year weighting of seven point 3% contraction, slightly worse than expectations of just over 7%. all of this accelerating from the claims we saw in november, november seeing a

this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's get back to annabelle in hong kong. had lines from toyota in terms of what they see for output in 2023. they think we will get back to those levels we saw pre-pandemic. their prediction is for 10.6 million vehicles to be produced over the coming 12 months. final shipments will be 10% lower they cannot procure certain parts. nissan plumbing 1.5%. local media reporting -- climbing 1.5%. we could end up dropping it state -- let's turn to crypto in japan and korea. that's with the japanese government urging the world's regulators to treat crypto strictly as they do banks. there are already strict rules in japan for crypto players. those working with ftx japan could be able to withdraw their funds as soon as next month. in other movers today were keep an eye on we saw monthly machine-tool orders with strong exports, plumbing 1.2% today, raising prices by 10% domestically. and keeping an eye on what's happening across the construction and commodity space, aluminum link stocks in japan are looking a little mixed. aluminum has

annabelle, what are you walk it -- what you watching in terms of tech?: looking at stocks in japan, we have the open of tokyo and the session looks mixed so far. i.t. stocks trading fairly flat. here's the outlook for some of the biggest names after microsoft earnings. we are watching the nasdaq. there is a 200 day moving average to watch. we are also checking reactions to chipmakers from texas instruments earnings. this was the first sales decline since 2020. they have the longest list of customers and broadest range of products in the chip industry and is one of the first to report earnings. good to watch. we still see chip stocks move mostly higher. sk hynix is another one to watch. production for mobile devices will start in the second half of this year and investors like the that just came out. kathleen: i was looking at oil prices. the earnings slow down hitting a lot of markets. annabelle: that was the sentiment for the wall street session on tuesday. the biggest driver for oil prices because it dropped more than 2% in the session. you can see at

annabelle: ant group will be waiting longer.d of controlling changes that are happening means that they are on that market. they are prohibited for listing from 12 months. the company has said they have no plans for an idea as of yet -- ipo as of yet. the focus is on business rectification and optimization. really this company has had to make a lot of changes to its business. that includes opening up a payment app to competitors. and restrictions on ability to lend. haidi: we will be watching alibaba and other tech shares in the coming hours. take a look at this chart. we have seen chinese equities on a tear in the first week of the year. now they are entering overbought territory. the last time it was around that level was when it peaked in february of 2021. we'll see gains of more than about 3%. we continue to watch whether this rally can continue. , we speak to a key chemical supplier about business strategy and expansion plans. do not miss this interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from

annabelle: we are counting down to asia's major market opens. shery: good evening. china reports 60,000 covid related deaths since december spurring calls for more data as a country grapples with a wave of infections. the bank of japan returns to the spotlight as markets looked towards a dilution of data out of china and the gathering in davos. shery: more classified documents discovered at president biden's delaware home. u.s. markets away on holiday on monday but the friday close was encouraging. talking about the s&p 500 crossing its 100 day moving average and it was one point away from 4000 level. thanks kicking off earnings season. and the nasdaq 100 saw the longest winning streak since 2021. we have the 10 year yield above 350 level and we have risk on sentiment from friday spreading to the oil space. the biggest weekly gain and the few months already since october i believe and this as we see more renewed optimism about the reopen in china. it is really to do with the earnings picture as well because we are expecting more earnings to come out this week. we ar

annabelle: this is another way to test shareholder appetite.dani says that hindenburg report was timed to jeopardize the share. it actually was relatively strong, because the company is looking to raise $2.5 billion. they had price shares and a raise -- range of 3112 rupees up to 3276 rupees. they sold in the first trench of this so-called anchor book, sold at the top end of the range share. it does indicate that investors are putting these concerns aside for now. kathleen: and about, we will get back to you in a half-hour, as we get ready for the korean-japanese trade. let's get a check on the business flash headlines. ibm has delivered the annual sales forecast, but says it will eliminate 1.5% of its global workforce, almost 4000 jobs. ibm cfo says the cuts will focus on workers remaining after the spinoff's of its kindle and watson health units. it still plans to hire higher growth areas the company expects revenue to increase in the mid single digits in 2023. amsterdam listed and its parent are planning to cut the e-commerce corporate workf

. >> annabelle diaz became some mirages soulmate? culture shock is an easy phrase to say but for french women like annabelle and samara, getting used to tallahassee was not so easy. >> all have to do is open your mouth? >> exactly. >> and you're different. >> yes. >> annabelle, who emigrated years earlier, had to give samara a tutorial on the english language, when it came to words with that began with the letter h. >> remember, in french, people to not say their h's. so imagine speaking english one inches silent -- >> it's not like you speak from ex variant? >> i do. >> so hate comes out as eight, -- >> do not use h words, they won't understand. you >> can hear she had friends like jackie and annabelle. and annabelle's mother who kind of adopted samara. a good life. >> we were just trying to be a bunch of french girls drinking red wine and eating cheese. >> and fortunately for adam and samara, there were babies. first came little barbara, a baby who would have the childhood samara could only dream of. >> i think she was trying to pr

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annabel will be commentating on that one.vladislav gradinari's run at the snooker shoot out is over after he lost 91—28 to england's tom ford. the moldovan teenager became the youngest player to win a televised ranking event in the first round. despite having lost, he took his turn at the table to huge cheers from the crowd at morningside arena in leicester. american skier mikaela shiffrin is one away from equalling the record for world cup wins after her 85th victory in the czech republic, finishing sixth tenths ahead of the opposition in the slalom. she can equal swede ingemar stenmark�*s 86 if she wins in the same disclipine tomorrow. megan oldham has become the first woman to land a triple cork in a ski or snowboard competition. the canadian pulled off the move on her third run in the women's ski big air in aspen, colorado. the perfect score helped her win gold. britain's kirsty muir came third to win her first x games medal. and british rookiejake hughes has claimed his first pole postion forjust his third race in formul

vonnie: let's -- annabelle: let's check u.s. futures -- this on the back of questionable tech earnings. down about .2%. there he early days yet. we have china markets reopen before we get to the monday session. a big week of events this week is probably going to culminate wednesday with the federal reserve fomc meeting. i whole raft of data including payrolls on friday. a week of major event risks. the first major test -- that 10 year yield has come down 40 basis points in the last couple of months. we will see what happens after wednesday. crude seeing a little bit of upside but we are not expecting any change. haidi: i wonder how much change we expect when it comes to the reopen of china even how relentlessly good the news has been so far taking us to the precipice of the bull market for this part of the world. in the meantime, pretty flat start to the trading week when it comes to things in sydney. exactly flat at the moment -- not much of a move when it comes to the bond markets. the aussie dollar seeing quite a lot of stren

but you, annabelle. not quiet what this next story is about. >> this is pretty interesting.e options trades in december. he is an early backer of bitcoin. he runs bitcoin.com. he is a big backer of bitcoin cash. he is going big in the bitcoin industry. they had a similar dispute. >> they said the genesis was in violation there. it is interesting that this is the second time this is happening. he again said he did not owe the money. that sort of thing. it is two different exchanges saying this. interesting that such a high-profile person in the crypto space is going through these disputes. coming up, analysts forecasting -- this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh >> we are continuing with the union budget announcement. thank you so much for joining us. that sort of money raised on the bond markets here. why?

annabelle: we are also monitoring what is happening in the aussie three year yield. you can see the drop of 16 basis points. down to the reaction to the u.s. jobs market. in the equities picture looking risk on tim learned to the wall street session. australia looking to gain as much as 1%. new zealand trading. mixed moves in dollar in the g10 space in early aipac hours. the yen is looking stronger. we note japan is shut today for a public holiday. the other major theme we will be watching today in asia is what is happening in china. we had major quarantine changes coming through on sunday. alibaba -- jack ma on saturday says he is ceding control of the fintech arm. that means ant will be unable to apply for listing on the mainland for a couple years. shery: as we start the second week of the new year we are watching what the key concerns in 2023 will be and it seems there is concerns about inflation that is top of mind. the economic association holding a meeting in new orleans and the height -- and the concerns are higher rates, geopolitical concerns. there was a lo

annabelle: you can take a look at the proxies as a suggestion.of these performed extremely well. there has been a lot of positive sentiment because we had those micro frequency indicators, things like ox office sales and travel data. goldman sachs says this reopening has not been quite as bad as has been feared. we've seen the follow-on effect that will come through for things like hotel chains as well. these are the closest correlated to the index. we could be looking for the csi 300 to enter a bull market. the question is whether that's going to be sustained. essentially, what they are saying is yes, we will see these gains sustain over the course of 2020 three. there's not only the domestic factor, you see the economic rebound in china. there's also other factors -- investor positioning has yet to be replenished after the selloff last year and there are things like the fed easing inflation. european recession fears not quite as bad as expected. all of this is important for global equities overall. haidi: what about the gains and it comes to ch

there was shock in the chamber after the nominee failed to win for the 1st time in a century that annabel kevin mccarthy, of the state of california has received $203.00 b republican front runner is seeking to take over from democrat nancy pelosi after his party when a majority in the november mid term elections. without to speak of the house, new members are unable to be sworn in on business isn't able to proceed. democratic minority leader hocking jeffries, coldly to sedate for democracy. today for the 1st time. in 100 years, the house of representatives failed to organize on opening day, sad day for the house of representatives as an institution. sad day. for the microscope, it's a sad day for the american people. house democrats are unified, ready, willing, and able to get to work on behalf of every day. americans voting has been postponed until wednesday, but neither mccarthy, all those voting against him. the p. ready to back down. but he roused our correspondence in washington. charlie, not sure why, why some republicans were refusing to give that backing to kevin mccarthy. so repu

there was shock in the chamber after the nominee failed to win for the 1st time in a century that annabel kevin mccarthy, of the state of california has received $203.00 b republican front runner is seeking to take over from democrat nancy pelosi after his party when a majority in the november mid term elections look at today is the day i wanted to have, you know, i mean there's a lot of things we want to do. we want to repeal 87000 iris. we just want to set up a number investigation. going to want to notice the living committee hearings we have actually on the board. monica can fact, but if we're able to work out our differences and take this time to only be strongly leucon, push the things without to speak of the house. new members are unable to be sworn in on. business isn't able to proceed sad day for the house of representatives as an institution. sad day for the microscope. it's a sad day for the american people. house democrats are unified, ready, willing, and able to get to work on behalf of everyday americans. voting has been postponed until wednesday, but need the mccarthy all t

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annabelle: we are counting down to the market opens in tokyo and seoul. haidi: the top stories, investors are bracing for the bank of japan's policy decision and possible action on yield curve control. we are live at bank of japan headquarters. world leaders sounding upbeat on growth prospects for 2023. china's top economic official telling davos that life is back to normal. plus, hong kong's finance secretary talks to some of the economic boost for the reopening of the mainland border and the cities produce -- pursuit of fresh ideas. annabelle: at the opening of the asx 200 we are seeing a drop for the second straight session. what is driving that from the wall street session is this outlook for corporate earnings and also the prospects of further fed tightening ahead. as a barometer of risk appetite we are also keeping an eye on the asean this morning. that is still moving fractionally high, so investors into term of the rallies we have seen over the first couple weeks of the year. something that can really change the direction of this currency here tod

annabelle: that part is unclear. they have not been forthcoming. there china sort the details -- trying to sort the details. it was a system error. we understand that nyse has gone through a technical upgrade. that appeared to be working well. perhaps there has been some sort of software glitch again. they're trying to figure out what happened. as for cyberattacks, it is something that comes into it sometimes but it appears at least so far, that there are no cyberattacks in question. rishaad: that was exactly what i was going ask. it does seem to have the hallmarks of some hack, some sort of cyber security breach at least? annabelle: well, it's also something that traders were wary of, given how slow the nyse had been to respond to what was going on. this happen in the open auction. we did not get any response until around 10:00 a.m., that was when the first statement came out. we're getting details coming through. that is where you go to given we have seen hacks on exchanges, around the world. it could be something that would be speculation. but i

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those who are active in the region or are foreign account managers, like iranian activists abroad , annabelle doll at your service and one to hello, let's give some kind of good news to economic activists abroad and iranians abroad, and in fact, to import iranian money to invest in any other work , we have difficulties in the banking system to import these resources with this resolution that they are doing well abroad, your servant has also been told that the central bank is obliged to help us and create the necessary infrastructure for the treatment of this process. by stating the financial resources they have abroad, they can turn this value into a reality by importing goods that are needed by the country and needed by the regions. i will enter the goods, because of that issue , sanctions will be faced to a large extent, and the issue of sanctions on the rebellion will be solved , these are in the form of equipment, raw materials for agriculture, ninja training will convert them into rials , and the goods will be used for investment and trade. and do other economic activities that facilitat

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annabelle: we have to get to some earnings.aroline: tesla accelerating cost-reduction as profit tops analyst estimates. ed: the senate takes up a bill two tiktok nationwide after dozens of universities take action to block the app. caroline: a space rocket lab launch was. we managed to close flat on the s&p 500. on track towards first january since 2019 area with question gains when we get to earnings across the board. nasdaq is off. we are on the slightly higher side, we are cautious. the bank of canada says it will end its rate hike like a. i'm looking at bitcoin. where back, the highest level since august 2022. ed: this is a global company with global vision. we bounced around the market was not sure what to make of it. $1.19 a share. click the above expectations. the big takeaway was tesla committing to an annual growth rate of 50% saying they will do around 8.1 million units in production. let's get to austin, texas. give us the main takeaways. >> we realized there is a hit to the margins, not as much as people are expecti

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. >>> annabelle divisional round, patrick mahomes and the chiefs hosted jacksonville this afternoon. arrowhead stadium is never quiet. one of the loudest venues in all of sports, but it was very quiet in the second quarter. patrick mahomes gets hit, he would leave the game to get checked out. the back up comes in. the veteran, chad henning, leads the chiefs on a 12 play 98 scoring drive. travis kelce, the touchdown. he had 14 receptions. the 17-7, kansas city. patrick moms would return after halftime, but did not look himself. really not 100%, but still i got the effort. on a bad leg, it doesn't matter. he finds gambling for the touchdown they win, they are afc championship bound for the fifth straight year. we will run back starts with another segment after this for this time, however, it is the >>> golden state a rofoe me this season . it was the best road trip as they finish with a 3-2 record. friday's win in cleveland was impressive all around her they were behind 39 points. the warriors that lead wire to wire. i did get close late, but the young devs were able to close out the c

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in cincinnati, annabelle is next on the republican line. caller: i went to my congressman's office and i said, there are no civil right groups for white americans. we have no representation, no civil rights, no voice. so, i want the republican party to stop being complicit with the democratic party and start standing up for their babies. the fact that the republican party has allowed the people who protested on january 6 to remain in jail is absolutely criminal. i want to see someone go in there, who will give you something for my white vote representation, civil rights, a voice. host: here is the front page of the wall street journal this morning. carthy fails in three votes. it underlines the factious nature of the, on its first day after four years of a democratic majority. after the third vote was tallied with no winner, the house adjourned until wednesday, but the question is still up in the air. the speaker vote had not gone past a first ballot since 1923, when they needed nine ballots to pick a leader. your calls and comments. for in

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former british number one annabelle croft says it could be a great watch. be the night feature match tomorrow in australia and i think she's really up for it because i feel like the pressure is off her on this one. the pressure is all on coco gauff, remember coco gauff is a finalist from the french open last year. she's a little bit younger, but she sort of had a little bit a lot more consistency out there on the tour. but she's not going to underestimate taking on emma raducanu. and i think the conditions here seem to suit emma. i think she was moving well in that first round match. i think she'll have a lift from getting through the first round and she can hopefully play with a lot of freedom going up against coco gauff. but it's going to be blockbuster. and that is all the sport for us for now. we'll see you soon. let's get 2023 started in style. welcome to las vegas, where there's lights, sounds and a whole lotta shakin�* going on. uh, not sure this is what they meant, though. did that make you feel better? trust me, it made me feel everything. yes, eve

had said that it is very important to maintain the dynamics of defense support from our partners. annabelle, like the speed of supply has been and will be one of the key factors in this war are here. we must speed up the events, speed up, the supply and opening of new necessary weaponry options for ukraine. why not provide ukrainians? were these fighter jones? why don't have anything to add from the president's comments today where i can tell you that there's a lot of capability that that is being sent and will be sent in coming weeks and months. busy we could the kinds of capabilities that we know will be critical to helping ukrainians. again, this comes as other western piles, all reportedly considering sending their own farther josi grain. but while you as present joe biden says, washington won't send f 165 just to give. he previously said the same thing about tanks, which are now being sent to give a number of european officials have already said they could be ready to send their fighter jets french president emanuel mac ron has said he's not ruling out that possibility. both prime mini