hi, annabel. - [nina] can you shake hands annabel? - hi. oh my gosh. how are you? oh, i think she's shy. (chuckles) four year old annabel frost has a heart-wrenching genetic disorder. could you tell me a little bit about annabel? - when annabel was born, it was such a wonderful moment. but we were in this happy fog and didn't notice the nystagmus. the eye movement. we didn't notice the jerky mule movemen. we didn't notice any of that, but the doctors realized that something was wrong. - [kondwani] they diagnosed annabel with alternating hemiplegia of childhood or ahc. - hi. - [kondwani] this extremely rare disorder causes debilitating spells of paralysis, delayed development, and life-threatening seizures. - she'd have days of paralysis where her full one side of her body, she'd drag it along behind her as she crawled. - [simonyou know, once a day, she will have these choking episodes where i need to pick her up and hit her on the back to make sure that she could breathe. (ominous music) (dramatic electronic music) - annabel's condition is a result of a problem in

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annabel? well, yes, of course pressure _ something about it. annabel?asing on sunak and hunt to push beyond _ increasing on sunak and hunt to push beyond what they're already doing with the _ beyond what they're already doing with the energy price guarantee. very— with the energy price guarantee. very costly measure to which the government will get very little credit — government will get very little credit. but these are stark statistics. 1.3 emergency parcels giving _ statistics. 1.3 emergency parcels giving out, more people than ever retving _ giving out, more people than ever relying on— giving out, more people than ever relying on food banks. of course, the data — relying on food banks. of course, the data last week forecasted that we may— the data last week forecasted that we may be facing a recession, the longest— we may be facing a recession, the longest trut— we may be facing a recession, the longest but most shallow recession that we've — longest but most shallow recession that we've seen in many decades. times— that we've seen in many decades

annabelle: that's right, we had those earnings out here.ew bright spots here, still, we did see that quarterly revenue dropped. you can add to that as well, the company announcing plans to divest its stake. i really did spark that broader internet sector selloff today for chinese stocks. compounded by what happened with nettie's. nettie's. --net ease. that is the picture for that today. we will go a little bit broader, because we are seeing generally equities in the red down to what you are saying -- seeing that picture. retail sales better than expected. more fed rate hikes. also concerned -- confirmed by what we had from fed officials. those moves we are seeing in the longer duration. space reflecting what we had in treasuries in the previous session, and then of course, that inversion that we see the. dani: thank you so much. also on the other side of the break from me is my coanchor, manus, in singapore. manus, great to see you, day three of the bloomberg new economy forum in singapore. there is so much to talk about their, whether it i

annabelle: we are counting down to asia's major market open. shery: i am kathleen hays, for the top stories this hour, markets brazing for wednesday's the decision as a job openings rebound, -- as job openings rebound. haidi: rumors to end covid zero, beijing is not aware of any plan. annabelle: bolsonaro falls short of conceding the election defeat to lula da silva. shery: stocks are opening on the upside this morning. the federal reserve showing solid gains in new openings for jobs, if it is a wednesday meeting, the owner open the door to slow down at a rate hikes ahead, we saw that it medigap stocks, apple is down pretty sharply, nasdaq is up. energy is the biggest gain or. -- gainer. in 2022, stocks erased again 01%, the most for any year since the financial crisis, bonds are little changed. the 10-year note was 4.05%. we see a follow-through on the negativity, that is almost unchanged on the s&p 500 futures. the golden dragon index was the big story. china stocks, the unverified tweet or the social media posts that they may end the covid z

annabelle: that's right. given what you said, it really is not surprising that we are looking like we are heading into a risk of session. new zealand, online, trading like this. we did just get pmi data out. the final ratings for october. we are still in contractionary territory. the composite at 49.8%. of course, this is all about the reaction to the fed today. he did mention that move we had in the front end of the treasuries curve. we are seeing that in the short duration bond space and asia as well. let's take a look at what's happening in fx. how the dollar is trading against the g10 peers. we did sort of see that knee-jerk reaction, the drop lower for the dollar. a subsequent move higher as they flagged the peak for rates that is nowhere in sight, looking across the g10 space this morning. kathleen: let's get a little bit more deep into that. i think markets were expecting what they were going to do. 75 basis point hike, they are going to signal 50. they did signal a move down to 50 basis points as soon

annabelle:'s came through on friday.they have done is cut the reserve ratio requirement for a second time. that is $70 billion of the liquidity into the economy. bloomberg economic saw a note and they said this will be a move that will be helping with the economic outlook in china which has been deteriorating on the covid outbreaks generally. the outlook for a slowing global economy. that is provided that lender's to put the extra capital to work. they say next year will not be enough. they are expecting two more rrr codes in the coming months and also they are expecting for the officials to lower the one year rate which is the key policy rate by 20 basis points. the reason they are saying that if you change the bloomberg economics is basically taking a look at more high-frequency indicators in china and that does tell us just how much of an impact lockdowns are having. metro traffic in china, you see that is thinking in some of the second-tier cities. haidi: we have had so much enthusiasm for chinese equities, are we se

annabelle: these are two signature drives.hand, you have the tech sector crackdown the other one that feeds into this is this common prosperity. so china would distribute wealth more among the population. jd.com has said it's going to slash its management strategy. you can see the company is stalling in its hiring and the sales figure per employee, that is on a falling trend. to give more context as to why jd is pushing through with this, cutting salaries for top managers only. 2000 people, a cut of 10 to 20%. where those funds will be going is into an employee benefits fun worth $1.4 billion. perhaps more of a symbolic move, the founder of the company is also going to be contribute money into this out of his own pocket. you are talking around $14 million. the company could establish a fund that would allow employees to have access to interest-free home loans. the timing is interesting because xi jinping did reiterate is common prosperity drive. revenue growth for jd.com and others in the sector is on a falling trend, so the s

annabelle: thank you, kathleen.far the reaction is looking mixed, though we are seeing the biggest decline for lg at the bottom of the screen. what is driving that is what we have been discussing, that apple is guiding for lower shipments of its top end iphones. that is the latest 14 model and the pro model as well. given the ongoing lockdowns in china. also the metal space this morning. there was a lot of anticipation in the previous week that china could be looking to loosen strategies, but although we had officials vowing to stick with covid zero, we are still seeing those moves higher across the middle -- the metal space in korea and japan. following higher for the australian stocks. >> let's get to vonnie quinn. >> facebook's parent meta is planning to begin layoffs that will affect thousands of workers. top job cuts could be announced as soon as wednesday with employees told to counsel non-essential travel. layoffs come as meta struggles with losses while investing in developing its metaverse business. after l

annabelle: that's right. manhattan prosecutors up your to have had their eyes on ftx, basically part of a broader sweep of the cryptocurrency industry, looking at exchanges that have both the u.s. and an offshore arm and what they were trying to look for where any violations of the banking secrecy act that basically requires crypto exchanges and financial institutions generally to register with authorities and implement any sort of anti-money laundering, antiterrorism sorts of regulations in place so some crypto exchanges, like ftx, which do have a u.s. and non-us -- they don't register that offshore live form with u.s. authorities because they say that it does not serve u.s. customers. so there really was the focus of the investigation from prosecutors. where u.s. customers actually using that platform? it is unclear whether they reached any sort of conclusion before ftx collapsed. haidi: annabelle droulers in hong kong. let's get you to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: saudi arabia denied

annabelle: that is what we are hearing.an sachs have been looking at signs that led to the optimism that we could see a policy pivot. the first was several regions abandoning the 48 hour negative pcr tests proof needed to travel on public transport. there was an article in the people's daily early in november that toned down the impact of long covid to minimize the implications. there was also the german chancellor olaf scholz that gave a press conference saying the mrna vaccine would be available for foreigners in the country and different cities and regions are making new makeshift hospitals, either in facilities or repurchasing existing ones to handle asymptomatic patients. these are all positive factors, leading investors to anticipate change on the horizon. goldman sachs is sticking with the view that it will take a few months. there are preparations, but it takes time to take effect. there are a few reasons they are still sticking with their theory that we will see reopening in the second quarter of next year. first,

annabelle, thank you. the latest on the markets. investors are waiting down jay powell's speech today. that is ahead of the former new york -- as the former new york fed president and the st. louis fed president called for more rate hikes to tame inflation. joining is paul dobson. again, the markets have a singular blinkered vision, going for rate cuts at the pivot next year. underestimating the trajectory of the fed, are they? or and -- ignoring fed speak for now? paul: i don't know whether it is deliberate or not. but it makes you think the message powell will deliver will be very tough on getting rates higher and keeping them there and not backing down. that is what the fed wants us to believe, that it will do everything it can to get inflation under control even if that causes hurt in various asset markets. it is pricing in lower rates towards the back end of next year. that is the position the bank of america strategist recommend. within the analyst community there is skepticism over whether the fed will be able to stick with w

annabelle: we have the open of japan ahead.reasury futures rising around this covid uncertainty in china. what's happening with the protests there and how beijing will respond. we are also watching that stock move into the havens. also seeing the yen trading like this, so higher against most of its peers. in terms of what else we are watching, concerns about the outlook for the economy there. no changes expected in the boj policy but that is down to its happening in terms of growth. the bloomberg's economics team out today saying it is slowing giving the weakness. let's change it with stocks declining with a start to the open we have for korea, starting the day in the red. concerns likewise with korea's economy, given local media their reporting they could lower the gdp forecast for 2023 21%. that would be down from an earlier forecast of 2.5% made in june. some of that is down to what's happening with external demand drivers and that is playing out with the report from reuters this morning that apple could cut its production a

annabelle:. we've got the open of japan, track cash cash treasuries coming online, we are the t year -- two year yield rising, rising ahead of the u.s. inflation print. otherwise, we are keeping an eye on what is happening on the yen. basically traders out there are saying they're getting closer to a discounted fed pivot because we had seen the diversions between the u.s. and japan. we are unlikely to see any further yen weakness. sharp u.s. dollar yen decline may be the last big fx trend of 2020 two, according to strategists at soft agenda. the nikkei is coming online, big bounce on the open. let's take a look at what is happening in the korea. we had the current account data coming through. a surplus for september, swinging from the previous months deficit. it was much smaller than a year earlier, not only import costs elevated, there's also a lot of outbound travel growing as the covid restrictions these. we saw foreign travel spending up 25% in the month of the year. in terms of what we are s

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

annabelle: yeah, that's right. and also it is quite interesting.orea is trading in the red this morning, unsurprising as you said. figure forces at play. we did not have the trade data at the top as well. 16.7% drop in exports for the first 20 days of november. certainly a sign of just how much korea is grappling with these external demand forces, particularly the demand for china. it still not picking up even as we see officials starting to move toward covid zero in some way or another. that is the outlook of play or trading as i said a half-hour into the trading session for korea and japan, australia also 90 minutes into trading today. let's change it though, because you mentioned the korean yuan. it is turning into one of the best-performing currencies in asia so far this quarter. take a look at this function, which also just tracks on the basis. if you change that to quarter to date instead of your to date, you would see the korean yuan is gaining 6% so far this quarter. again, it really has been a currency that is more sensitive to those risk

let's get the annabel for what is moving on markets.t of wrangling going on in the eu about how to handle russian price caps on oil. we've got wti at $77 for what sort of impacts are we seeing in asia? annabelle: q4 it is interesting because amidst all the positivity we are seeing, just 10 minutes into the session, the 16 that had been in the red, although they are modestly high, is energy. we are seeing the biggest energy names in asia falling at the open. that is down as well to what vonnie was saying about possible russian price caps on crude and other factors including u.s. stockpiles. that is an indication that demand is waning. you at what is happening in china, given we are seeing more restrictions because of rising covid cases. let's take a look at apple supplies in asia. these are moving range bound this morning but we do have china's so-called iphone city implementing covid restrictions, mobility restrictions because of the number of infections. it will be locked down for the next five days. one stock to keep an eye is she new

annabelle droulers is with me for the details. what are we expecting?imes summit taking place later wednesday, sam is on the schedule but there are been -- there have been a lot of questions if he is appearing. he put out a tweet about a week ago saying yes, he will be there. there will be questions put to him, starting with what's with we -- the $8 million shortfall, where did those funds go? what was alameda doing with the cash and did they misuse the funds that plays into it? we've been investigating that it bloomberg and we do understand that ftx put some deposits through bank accounts in alameda. we know they concealed names where the missing assets have gone, and what could be next for them as well? rishaad: let's not forget the fallout, every day there is something new. not just bitcoin but some of the outliers in the crypto space, other people in this neck of the woods also feeling it. annabelle: the hong kong crypto currency exchange called aax, we know they basically suspended withdrawals more than 10 days ago. they were closely linked to ftx

annabelle: we are counting down to that market open in tokyo and seoul. haidi: asian stocks are said to follow wall street, robust jobs numbers saying hopes of the fed pivoting in tomorrow's meeting. an acid surge that -- an surge on the back of estimations of that china will. singapore monetary authority's fintech chief. we are getting inflation numbers, the cpi numbers coming through, four point 8%, harder than expected year on year against an -- 4.8%, hotter than expected year on year. the gain was expected and when it comes to the your on your number for october, the headline number was 5.7%. this is coming as we know that there is significant headwinds facing the water -- broader south korean economy. one of the clear signals yet that the economy as well as the broader global economy in terms of trade is softening in the face of increasing pressures. inflation is starting to heat up and that boosts the case for further tightening from the bank of korea. they will be reviewing the latest reading in the consideration if we see another half percentage p

annabelle: we are counting down to asia's major market opens.aidi: australia has just come online. beijing is reinforcing orders against excessive virus curbs. covid zero in seen hurting china's factory activity in november. pmi's are set to contract. and investors await jay powell's big speech on wednesday. shery: we started breaking news out of south korea. industrial production missing both on month-on-month and iran your numbers. month-on-month there is a construction for the third consecutive month of 3.5%. the expectation was for contraction, but not as big as this one. also every revision downwards for the biggest month of 1.9% contraction for september. astro production year on year, it contraction of 1.1%. a forced contraction since september of 2021. this number has turned negative. the expectation was for a bit of growth, but really what is happening in the global demand picture is probably be reflected, tends to be a bellwether for these economies. we are expecting japan industrial production numbers as well, so we will get an indica

annabelle: we are counting down to the market open in tokyo and seoul. haidi: australia has just come online, the top story is asian investors are headed for the worst day since february of last year. make a cap text bearing the brunt of the selling. >> we still have some ways to go. incoming data since our last meeting suggests the ultimate level of interest rates will be higher than previously expected. haidi: chinese stocks rally even as authorities back covid zero, with lockdowns to the plan that makes apple's latest iphones. reporter: and bloomberg is live from the asia forum here in singapore. we have exclusive interviews plus the baron joey co this hour. -- ceo this hour. haidi: nhk, reporting a north korea missile has flown over japan. the north korea missile was separated into pieces, suspected to be made or long-range according to reporting at the moment. japan in the meantime warning its residents to take shelter from the north korean missile threat. these warnings have been issued as an alert for the miyagi and other prefectures. this comes a

annabel tiffin.le in politics, sir graham brady, there, who we were hearing from, the chair of the 1922 committee. almost 4,000 victims of modern slavery have been identified in the first 3 months of this year — with more than a third of them saying they've been exploited as children — according to the home office. many find themselves in london, which could explain the big rise in the number of victims here, as frankie mccamley explains. it was non—stop. the only time i got a rest would be when it was time for bed. trafficked into the uk at the age of 12, school wasn't an option. seclusion, coercion and oppression was all she had. there was no talking to the neighbours. she especially emphasised that. she said if i did say something they would send me back to nigeria. in all, the cycle of torture lasted six years before she managed to run away. not every child victim is fortunate enough to escape traffickers and find a place of safety. many go missing along the way or are re—trafficked back into the

annabelle: it has been pretty interesting. we have seen investors sort of shrugging it off.y any expectation of traders might have for an easing of this fed rate hike could be a little bit premature. that is because they say the fed and investors out there will have to see more evidence that inflation is easing before we start to see any kinds of cooling in terms of the pace and size of the rate hikes. the question is how far the fed will pit it. -- pivot. they say we will see it at 4.75%. standard chartered says the fed will not only reduce the size of its rate hikes but also extend the length of the rate hiking cycle to ensure that inflation is moving down a little bit more substantially toward its target. the five-year yield gives a longer option. they say we have seen the peak back in october. haidi: what about emerging markets? >> basically the return of the high-yield party to emerging markets. investors are now buying those bonds at the fastest pace we have seen. we are seeing yields really pulling back as well. there is data out there showing that people would not mi

annabel! peter meets his lung cancer surgeon, annabel. here i am, stillalive and everything. good!on of his right lung at the end of august. he's now receiving a course of chemotherapy. how are you? i'm very well, actually. i feel a bit of a fraud in that i feel so good. his prognosis is optimistic. the scar is so small, for taking half the lung out. yes, it is a squeeze to get it out through a small hole like that. after peter was diagnosed, he was referred to the one—stop lung it meant that in one day his treatment plan — when i left here, i knew exactly what was going to happen. and, you know, my mind was at rest. as for keith from the west midlands, he died with pancreatic cancer before he even saw an oncologist. his daughter rebecca says he deteriorated given us some more time with him. she says he was also a victim of long a&e delays. he was taken to hospital at nine o'clock in the morning and wasn't actually taken into the hospital until four o'clock in the afternoon. the oncology team were aware that he was outside. they said that he had to be triaged through a&e, which doe

. >> annabel rockwell is thes daughter. she graduate mount holyoke. she's nothw a development director . prager, she joins us .ank yo so, annabel, thank you so much. for coming on . so deep program suggests undoing unreasonable religious belief. >> did you feel like a cult member after mount holyoke? tucker, thank you so much for having me. first, i'm going to say that bush i arrived at mount holyoke bright eyed and bushy tailed. soo exci excited to be there in. and as soon as i got there, i was told that, you know, i should refer to myself as a first year, not a freshman, because we are a historically women's college. i was left a not ae in my mailbx saying he may be a she she may be a he. ma don't assume anyone's gender . and i thought, oh, okay, that's new . and then the last thing was we had the moho job, which was this ritualistic haircut that people did in the first semester where everyone would shave their head sort of as an act of rebellion.ad a so to answer your question, o yes. i mean, as time went on and i studied history, i became complete

after taking a 1st half leads, annabelle made it to nell through who lay jaw after the break. mohammed when tire reduce the deficit was guitars 1st ever world cup finals all but it was bound by dang who sealed the wind for synagogue just minutes later. guitar cannot now qualify from the group regardless of the results of their final game against the netherlands. and the iranian teams refusal to sing their national anthem was bigger news than the score line in their 1st match out of their game against wales. they were singing again under pressure from the government, and they won the match a to nail. but the gesture highlights the risks iranians are taking to show their descent. ah, these iranian fans in the stadium wanted to seize the opportunity and draw attention to the bloody correct on, on protests happening in their home country. but their message, women, life freedom, was not welcomed by fi, fun cutter and removed, just like iranian flex, altered to hide the symbol of the islamic republic. the team's decision to this time sing the national anthem, albeit reluctantly. a sign of th

it started to get bad her was there was not a single day without shelling. ling annabelle and there's rosena, her younger boss for both. the shelling is rushes revenge for ukraine taking back territory. moscow's troops occupied the school and town for half the year. schools did continue with lessons cushioning. jenko says at 1st he was able to teach as usual but after the summer break, the occupies insisted on a russian curriculum. there are still russian text books in the classroom. pollution is always my fault, but i do when i opened the geography textbook for 8 grade, there wasn't a real curriculum, but they gave us tech support. i took a look and said no on the 1st page and said on the 21st of february 2022, latimer putin signed a decree about the recognition of the so called people's republics. don't ask new hands. am i supposed to sit there and teach that that wonderful and that have been most read those into detail because the russians occupied could be asked on the 3rd day of the war and controlled the town for more than 6 months. daily life is difficult. there is no running w

annabelle droulers is tracking the moves for us in hong kong.libaba is part of the mix as well in asia. annabelle: that's the big sentiment for us today. given that we had earnings out. yes there was a profit beat. what's driving the sentiment today amidst other incentives, that was that share buyback. the other is that the company says that it's actually starting to see some optimism around an easing of covid restrictions. some sense perhaps that the country is learning to live with covid, at least to some degree. even as we see cases rising back to the highest levels since the start of the pandemic and a real test for officials in terms of what they plan to do. that's what we have for alibaba today. up around 2% now. it did pop as much a 6% at the start of trade, lifting the index. really, the optimism in asia today. we are seeing that based on covid zero policies and any sort of easing here. take a look at what we are seeing another benchmarks today. we are looking moderately high, focusing on the hang seng today. on track for a weekly gain h

annabelle is in the hong kong studio with the latest. annabelle: certainly you were just talking through some of the major themes we are watching in asia, the fed and what is happening in china. some other factors at play, as well as korea. exports slumping in the month of november. korea a global bellwether and determines the major trade forces globally for us. that does indicate as the impact that rate rises are having on the global environment. malaysia also in focus as well today, given we were in a race form a coalition. we had an election at the weekend and resulted in the first ever hung parliament. in the last few minutes, the party has declared -- the party pn has declared a majority. they have to select a leader in the deadline has been extended a further 24 hours until 2:00 p.m. tomorrow, around 6:00 gmt. we have a selloff today in china, something we are watching, given we saw the first covid deaths at the weekend. certainly testing the resolve of officials there to start of pivot away from covid zero policies. tom: thank you

i mean, it's like, she died isn't very, or we talk about annabel as if she were a 3rd person. alamos, then i will call another person completely different from miracle of us, one that i meant it in tommy hallmark movies, doors to let us ask him though we want to buy and tell we'll get i never wear tight, closer, but always wide cuts to conceal my breasts, missing the muzzle, i feel safe for wearing loose dark clothing. ally of water with a hint that he'd be, as i get many people think the trans people just have their breasts removed on a whim. but every morning when a trans man looks in the mirror and sees himself abreast, his mood sinks way down more to her and her self esteem as that rock bottom, isabella foiled ill i will say to the office for more discussion with when it comes to finding a job, it's a vicious circle, at least everything goes well at the job interview that way. but as soon as it comes to the employment contract and get the seed at my identity card says gender female, any other than they asked me if i'm trans wise? i say yes. and within 3 or 4 days, i lose the job a

let's bring in annabelle droulers with the details. they really came out guns blazing.le: it is quite incredible you look at basically the laundry list of allegations being filed to the corporate this is coming from the man who is in charge with cleaning up this mess. he oversaw the liquidation of enron. but when you take a look at some of the things coming out about this in terms of what was misappropriated, firstly, software used to conceal or misuse client funds. corporate funds used for personal purposes, things like buying houses for staff members. there was the use of a single emailed to access a lot of personal data around the world. that was also unsecured. you also look at the communication channels, because sam bankman-fried was using apps that that we did everything in a short space of time. just an overall lack of standards and accountability, and he says it's something he has never seen before, ever. so it really does point to a lot of issues with this. of course we are seeing the fallout. just following the likes of softbank, sequoia, among them. david: to

annabelle: that is right.own credit investor has joined the fray, and he is saying this is a smart move. the timing of this is interesting. we do not know the size, betting the peg will be forced to break on the hong kong dollar or be dismantled. when you bring up this terminal chart, the timing of this is quite interesting, because obviously since may we have seen the hong kong monetary authority intervening multiple times to prop up the currency, buying more hong kong gold. we are seeing the spread on interbank lending rates coming back down to zero. really telling us no true signs of a currency crisis. yvonne: it could be when you have to watch for for some time. thank you with the update. let's take a look at what is going on with first word. latest ecb minutes show officials wanted a smaller rate hike in october to combat record inflation. those favoring a less aggressive move into other measures that came with the high, including adjustments to the terms of financing for banks. and ecb board member warne

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annabelle: probably the most compelling bit of evidence is coming from the dean mark indicator. the way the formula maps out the different numbers, it is not shared publicly. but getting it purple 13 signal is a very strong indicator. it is extremely rare to see that in any kind of asset class so it tells us we are nearing the bottom. it is a trend exhaustion symbol so that move lower we are seeing from bitcoin since the start of the chart in november of last year tells us we could be reaching the bottom. you put that overlaid with the fibonacci replacement. rishaad: good stuff there. having a look at what the technical portends are. let's have a look at overall markets on the way down. equities wise looking here at just some of these covid lockdowns really affecting things. even u.s. stock futures which were on the way up, not really helping much with regards to all this. and the dollar, just about stable right now. we have a lot more on the way. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small bu

with me are james rampton, features writer at the independent and annabel denham, who is director ofs at the think tank the institute of economic affairs. welcome back to both of you. lovely to have you again with us this evening. let me bring you up—to—date with the front pages. the metro says more people than ever are relying on food banks as a result of the cost of living crisis, and also has a picture of "matt hancockroach". meanwhile, the i lead with the nurses' strike. they say that the government is on course for a "bitter confrontation" with nurses following health secretary steve barclay's comments accusing them of being "out of step" with the economic crisis. the telegraph reports on nurses' first national walkout, as the government deems their calls for a 17.6% pay rise "unreasonable". us president �*defies expectations', according to the guardian following the results of the midterm elections that leave democrats' control of congress hanging by a thread. democrats risk losing control of congress, according to the ft, and russia retreats from kherson. and 11,000 jobs will

annabelle: we are going for a lower start in asia, a lot of risk on the horizon, we have the open ofouth korea and the start of trading forecast treasury. at the moment we are focusing on moves we have a two year and the 10 year given all of this talk about yield curve it aversion because that earlier reach that gap. it is a very good indicator of recession risk on the horizon in around 812 to 18 month -- a 12 to 18 month period. the nikkei is off, it was shot yesterday for a public holiday session, so this is investors having the first test reactor the fed. we also have the open in korea, and as you are mentioning these moves in big tech have been weighing on sentiment, the nasdaq down for five straight sessions, futures going for a lower start. kosdaq operates in losses for the broader kospi. another playing into this is what we had in apple, they are planning a hiring freeze. korean won trading weaker at the start. asx 200 is one hour into the trading session this morning, we are already seeing it lower at the start of trade, yields trading on changed -- unchanged. we have the rba

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