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 musc movements 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. - [simon] you 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

annabelle is standing by. annabelle: thanks, at the goldman sachs global macro conference.opolitics because the war in ukraine entering its second year this week and i want to discuss that now with the former president. just continuing to spill across borders, how do you see at playing out? is there any sort of solution on the horizon? >> i don't see a solution in short-term or even admitted -- or even medium-term. i don't see a possible reconciliation between russia and ukraine. this has very deep on the quinces for europe and the world. we are at the very beginning -- this has very deep consequences for europe and the world. >> one of the more interesting headlines is that china could be setting up to offer some peace proposal. do you see any credibility in that? >> that is a problem and a matter of concern for europe. the perceptions, and the reality is today people seat russia and china very close. so we are in fact, seeing some kind of geopolitical friction, some possible decoupling and this i believe is extremely a big challenge for all of us. and this is i think prof

annabelle: all right.you talk about kuroda's legacy for the boj, what do you think will be the most long-lasting? hideo: hmmm. that's pretty complicated. first of all, kuroda up-san' -- kuroda-san's contribution to japan overall is kind of position, especially at the beginning. people's mind was very dark. say, at the end of 2012. and after the global financial crisis, and also the earthquakes, and the political confusion and the democratic party government. so the people became very pessimistic. so the big experiment made by abe-san and kuroda-san is probably what sent a big shockwave. the people's mood became a lot brighter. that's good news. but unfortunately the mood has changed a lot. but the changes in the real economy is not that large. the market benefited, but growth rate is the same as before. inflation is kind of positive, and therefore when the time passes, it will become more frustrated. annabelle: thank you so much for your time. that was the former boj executive director hideo hayakawa. rish

rishaad: thanks, annabeml -- annabell. it has quickened the pace of other companies in the credit and fixed income predicament as it were. we've got at the moment evergrande group yet to reach an agreement on the rhett death restructuring frame -- on the debt restructuring frame. what are we looking at in particular? >> it sounds a little bit less reassuring -- [laughter] so as you were saying evergrande has yet to reach an agreement with a major creditor group. the group of dollar bondholders. sources have told us. and the key days it means that evergrande is under a very tight time line to meet what he had promised the court before which is to win this group's support by early march. that is this week. and the next hearing date is due on march 20. and resolving this winding of petition is crucial for the company because shares have been halted since march 2022. and according to the rules on the hong kong stock exchange if this continues for over 18 months it could be delisted and to resume the chairs getting this hearing

annabelle: oster has just come online.an stocks are facing a weaker open after the treasury curve widened 1980's leavens. recession fears are worsening. traders are also waiting on the rb's fresh economic forecasts and any signals from japan on the next d.o.j. governor. and the u.s. says the chinese balloon it shut down was capable of annabelle: annabelle: being, and part of a broader military led surveillance program. we have the open of the asx 200 and at the start of trading, looking weaker. bigger moves in the bond space, particularly led the shorter end of the curve. traders are bracing for that statement from the rba that is due in the next hourm the quarterly statement, whether that will underscore the hawkish rhetoric that came through in the latest rba meeting. in terms of australia, it is looking fairly flat. geopolitical tensionsm also in focus given beijing has told australia that it is open to discussing tariffs on wine. . that is after we saw the first shipment of cool docking after two years -- first shipmen

annabelle: i am annabelle droulers and hong kong got a to major market opens. shery: good evening, at the top stories this hour. a wave of aerial incursions as a further object to shut down over north america. china reportedly ready to take on a craft flying over its waters. haidi: the potential for the surprise choice of the next boj governor ac the yen climbing and stocks falling as investors and scurried to find out more about the economist. shery: sources say the identity company may cut its growth target and cut off capital expenditure as it seeks to rebuild investor confidence. annabelle: we are at the outset of another trading week in asia, and there is a big litmus test in the days ahead for the fed's ability to tame inflation, cpi print due tuesday. it will set the stage for what we see for fed rate hikes in the months ahead and other central banks around the world also grappling with more sustained high inflation. in terms of outlook for stocks in this part of the world, looking fairly mixed ahead of the open. japan future is pointing slightly higher.

annabelle: that is right.street to have had those moves little higher in the prior session. the open is upon us for japan, korea and cash treasury's peer the 10 year yield looking like this. we are continuing regionally to see signs of economic weakness coming through. in japan, that just showed up in the last 10 minutes, we have industrial output numbers, a contraction of 4.6% on the month. the estimate was for a decline of 2.9%. quite a big miss. industrial output on the year as well down 2.3%. japan retail sales offering a brighter picture. rising 6.3% on the year. the estimate was for a gain of 4%. we heard from the boj governor, speaking before parliament in the second confirmation hearing, reiterating the need for the boj to stick with easing policy settings, that is until we see inflation come through driven by wage gains rather than cost factors. sticking with that for now. in terms of market sentiment, morgan stanley among those saying that if we do see yield differential persisting between the boj on

let's go to annabelle.is a lot of central-bank action to get through but kicking off now with the open. japan south korea and the forecast treasuries, we saw those moves in the previous session being led by the short end of the curve closing at its highest level since november. more on that in just a minutes but in japan we are still assessing the prospects for a boj led by oh eta -- and also negative policy settings. we did have an interview with the former finance chief and he says we could see an exit from negative rates i the fourth quarter. japan still keeping an eye on japanese bank stocks. you can see still the lenders are outpacing broader games for the nikkei 225. the focus today in asia is on the inflation data and what it means. the ratings still elevated. we could see further fed rate hikes in the months ahead. we did have an interview with the philadelphia fed president and he told us perhaps they were nearing the end of the timing cycle so that was something that raised the u.s. session into t

annabelle is tracking the latest. we see the escalating worries from officials and policymakers on this, given the fears of contagion and spillover. annabelle: that's right, but at the same time, sort of trying to limit possibly the impact of this because we did hear from a few members of the indian government over the weekend and they did not really show that much concern or at least that was the impression they were probably trying to give markets. one of the people we heard from was the finance minister and she basically called this a company specific issue, not something that is endemic. also the bank insurers, they are not overexposed either. it does indicate tricky balancing act the government has to make because adani is pivotal to india's growth ambitions and the ambitions of the government. they are trying to shore up support, it could help stabilize the selloff in stocks. at the same time, adani could end up a political liability because we have the national elections taking place next year and modi has trum

annabelle: that's right.ou do manage to get back the everyday investor, the esg is one of the more difficult components because they have really been waking up to perhaps what is a key risk, and that is the web of transactions that flow against these organizations. a key allegation in the hindenburg research report is no adani area was -- it has become a key example of this. norway's pension fund, they were recently forced to dump their entire holding of adani green energy. that is the renewable part of the empire. that is because there were concerns it could have helped finance some coal activities. as we saw and a public filing on february 10, adani was using stock from grain companies as collateral to the credit facility is using to help fund the carmichael coal project in queensland. and that project has been bessette with issues around the environment, the ramifications it would have really becoming a lightning rod for environmental destruction. so this is prompting a lot of investors to rethink whether

annabelle: extremely strongly, as we know.been the big focused -- the big focus, the outlook for the direction of rates and what we hear from economists. one of the stories that came out was rates will go as high as 6.5%. the question is are markets ready for that. in terms of what we are hearing, they are saying perhaps not at that level. we do have traders pricing in as high as 5.5%. the question is when will we stop listening to outfit officials are saying and discount the peak for feds rates given the expectation is they will continue to hike until the midpoint of the year from july onward. that has been the likes of sanctuary wealth, a rally in stocks is possible. let's see what has been happening in u.s. stocks. we've seen that uptrend starting to take hold. you can see the lion yellow, that is the 50 day moving average, holding above the 200 day moving average. a lot of strategists saying we could see that continue as we move into the end of 2023, but still a lot of risks remaining on the table. haidi: what does this te

annabelle has the latest. the family trying to get ahead of the curve when it comes to loan repayments. >> this is what this is all about. that is the latest that adani has returned burling's on loans in advance. just over $1.1 billion worth. that releases stocks of certain adani companies back into the system. it comes at a key time because we have at least eight adani companies reporting earnings this week and it will be a chance for investors to scrutinize the health of the financials. profit jumped 78 in the third quarter, but it was helped by a one-time regulatory order. the key question is whether it will boost sentiment. the company is confident about its outlook. adani transmission feltham percent in the session. -- 10% in the session. that could be something else that could prop up sentiment because we are already seeing losses mirroring the $120 billion mark. >> more than 3400 people have been killed after two middle east earthquakes hit for care. millions of people were left without you will and uti

rishaad: annabelle, we are watching this space. annabelle, more news on this.n investigating the indian conglomerates operations. it was operating shall companies allegedly. companies that the minister of financial services and good governance joining us in a good while. ♪ yvonne: a quick check of business flash headlines. china wong co. plans to raise $2.2 billion in a private placement of shares to find 11 projects. the share issue will provide cash needed to complete and deliver projects on time. wong co. is china's second largest property developer by sales. financial times reports goldman sachs ceo david solomon says he should have acted sooner to cut jobs. he told about 400 of the banks partners in a private meeting that layouts would have been less drastic and he reacted with signs of a slowdown emerging. goldman is cutting six and have percent of its headcount in one of its largest job reductions ever. disney's streaming service's chief technology officer jeremy has left the company. the latest high-profile departure as ceo bob iger announced plans to f

let's now turn back to annabelle for some movers in the asian session.e got those disappointing results from apple. annabelle: what is interesting, we are seeing some of the bigger suppliers moving higher. just under 10 minutes into the session for japan and korea. as you said, those numbers are worse than what was feared by wall street analysts. apple is really showing that impact, still snarls ongoing in the supply chain. we also had seen apple supplies falling in the u.s., like skyworks and the adrs for tsmc. let's change now, as i said earlier, we are in the midst of japan earnings season take a look at these stocks coming online. sony is rising pretty sharply at the start of trading. it did raise its outlook, strong demand for the playstation 5. sales hitting 7.1 million in the holiday order. the company's cfo saying that demand and momentum for building the ecosystem is having some question marks. panasonic is lower today, we did see a cut, its operating income guidance, ms. the average. ¥280 billion. saw ¥320 billion previously. in terms of what e

annabelle: i am annabelle droulers with a check on markets as we had to another trading week.e is looking quite risk off as we head on. what is driving that is the inflation reading out in the u.s. friday, the pca -- pce deflator at 5.4 percent and acceleration hotter than expected. it tells us the fed will need to keep rates higher for longer. treasury bond futures are still moving a little. we saw the yield on the two-year hitting its highest since 2007. likewise, we are seeing moves higher for bond yields in their dividends in line with what we had in treasuries. this sets us up for risk off trading in equities. 30 minutes into the session the asx 200 down by nearly 1%. u.s. futures just turned fractionally negative. japan guide and a weaker start. now what we are seeing, losses in more rate sensitive sectors. in australia, materials and i.t. get speaking of id, because at is really market in the korean stock space as well, we saw foreigners leaving the market for the first time since 2023. that was with and acceleration of $513 million of outflows. some are saying perhaps

let's stay with china's exit from covid zero and bring in annabelle. look at how this has impacted oil prices the coming year, it's the biggest inflationary wildcard looking at. annabelle: that's right, a lot of analysts saying as china continues to move away from its covid zero policies, that will be the key driver of oil prices in the coming year, currently around and $80 level. goldman sachs says we are likely to get to $100 per barrel per year off of that and we will have sanctions on russia also reducing exports from that country. the other factor jeff curry spoke to bloomberg about on the sidelines of a conference on the weekend is what happens to production capacity, another major issue. underinvestment means we are not ready to meet the demand, given it is not there in place. that is another issue that could emerge into the coming year and into 2024, because right now we are not seeing that from china, it appears we will see precious building and commodity markets. shery: will there be global demand? we are talking about the potential economic

annabelle droulers is standing by in our hong kong studio. take it away. annabelle: you just mentioned the big headline today for us in asia. the japanese lower house. this is part of his confirmation hearing so take that pole position from kuroda when he steps down. it was the first transfer investors. he was someone that was relatively unknown to the international community. what tone was he going to strike on the path of policy ahead? it seems like it will be more of the same. how investors are reading that. we are seeing fluctuations in the yen throughout the session. bond yields taking higher. you also have that readthrough of what we are getting from strategist for the equities picture. we do expect the boj to stand pat for some time to come. a dovish signal coming through as well. the nikkei climbing into the afternoon session. bank stocks are still under pressure here. we have seen the topics index rising about 10% over the course of this year versus the broader gains. a lot of investors really have been expecting some sort of normalization to be o

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annabelle: this is an interesting story.y there is a large number of adani stocks that appear in esg phones. there is something called article eight, is actually companies that is supposed to promote esg rules under eu guidelines. so if you take a look at adani stocks, they are in 500 of the so-called article aid funds, about 15% through direct exposure, the rest through index trackers. it is really just another example, as you say, of investors being paid an extra fee for this, but did not get in reality. there is an even more stringent classification, still 11 funds adani group companies held by 11 funds inthat. a lot of pressure for esg fund managers to explain more to investors, be really clear about what they are offering and what that means. rishaad: trading gunning underway proper in just under -- getting underway proper in just under one hour. a lot more to come. also looking in more detail on what is going on at adani and more. you are would bloomberg. ♪ get help reaching your goals with j.p. morgan wealth plan, a n

annabelle has been tracking the latest on the story.ave we seen some fruits of their efforts to try to restore market confidence? what else are they doing now? >> making very big changes, heidi, to their capex plans and growth plans on a revenue basis. that is what we are hearing from sources. projections are revenue growth of 15%-20% over the next fiscal year at least. compare that with where we were earlier, looking at projections around 40%. capital expenditure is looking to be revised down as well. the priority is really know about conserving cash, repaying debt, but teething -- retrieving shares. even though adani group denied the allegations in the hindenburg reported did not stop the mark itself. it was back into play friday. themsci also looking at shares in free float. so, on a market cap bases still north of $100 billion. but holding back on investments for even just three months could save the conglomerate as much as $3 billion, cash that can be used to pay down its own dead. the plans are still being reviewed. they could be

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kanani called the continuation of the killings of annabel and jenin, the killing of children and the elderly, and the destruction of palestinian homes dangerous. russia's permanent representative to the united nations called it a source of shame in the emergency meeting of the united nations general assembly to review the developments in ukraine. he said that the west and ukraine are using russia as an arena for russian aggression, and this issue has manifested itself in the arms exports of the united states and western countries to kiev. is the distance from this building and added that for many years, the regime targeted the civilians in the following attacks, and we informed the security council about these attacks , but it was of no use, and we had no other way to protect the civilians except military operations. the west pretended to be ignorant and did not care about russia's security concerns, and russia emphasized that the west has turned ukraine into a military base near russia's borders, and after a year of this crisis, it has become clear that russia is at war with the col

annabelle: that's right. the us trillion session is looking different today.ing influenced by those more macro factors, particularly those fed meeting minutes that underscore that result from the fed to keep up its fight against inflation. in terms of the session today, earnings are dominating the move . rio tinto reporting results after the bell yesterday. we already had that lead in from the session there. essentially, lower-than-expected profits. week outlook. this was a reporting time when the lockdown in china was still underway so we saw weaker demand for those metals. materials, energy stocks are leading the losses on the asx 200. one other stock really standing out to us so far is qantas. we saw that company really benefiting from that post-pandemic return to travel. huge demand for aviation. losses of up to 5%. haidi: still ahead, alibaba earnings. how the company has handled covid restrictions. coming up next, more from the rbnz governor talking to us about the impact of inflation expectations. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: the bank of korea is expecte

annabelle: we're counting now to the markets in tokyo and seoul. haidi: jay powell tells bloomberg the fed may need to raise right or debt higher than previously thought, above the inflation road ahead. >> will need to do for the rate increases. we will need to hold policy at a restrictive level for a period of time. anabelle: asia set is for a cautious open after wall street swings gains as investors find encouragement in powell's remarks. plus, hedge funds and debt specialist scooping up bonds linked to is on his empire. the gas unit is -- unit tells us the spending plans remain in tact. we are getting trading numbers out of south korea. haidi: the trades deficit coming at $475 million in december. the current accounts moving to surplus of $2.677 billion. as we continue to watch the impact of the post-covid recovery when it comes to goods demand. we know when it comes to south korea the trade numbers are something of a canary in the coal mine. an indicator in terms of the strength and dynamic when it comes to global trade demand. let's get a look

the occupying forces also attacked the camp and martyred annabel and a palestinian youth.istance fighters faced the zionist regime approved the establishment of a new no-man's-land town called art around gaza. this town will be added to the 50 towns behind the walls of the quran . in response to this decision, the spokesperson of the hamas movement announced that netanyahu and his government will regret this action in the future. the world health organization predicted the death toll of the recent earthquake. in turkey and syria may increase up to 8 times. this international body has warned that the continuation of construction in turkey and syria will leave more casualties. the leader of the french national rally party and emmanuel macron's opponent in the recent elections, jen le pen, says that france has no choice but to withdraw its forces from burkina faso, and this is an absolute form for france after the failure of the government of burkina faso about 20 days ago. he announced the cancellation of the 2018 military agreement with france and to the government this cou

annabelle: and cash is king. it is a brand-new world that we find ourselves in.ging of expectations, i wonder if it still has some ways to go and more volatility lies ahead. february was really a month to forget, regardless of just about every asset class. we are in for a bumpy ride, that is what a lot of strategists are saying. we do have south korea trade numbers coming through in terms of those numbers, we are just waiting for those to populate. we will keep an eye on what we are expecting. the big moves that we do wait for is in terms of the trade deficit number, we did see that reaching a record level in the month of january. in terms of the opened that we have for japan today, the focus is very much on the yen. this is also being hit by the trade numbers there, given the deficit, it is continuing to loon. we do have weaker commodity prices, that is down to those exporters. weaker numbers for automakers, chipmakers. in terms of how that sets us up for the trading, the nikkei two to five coming online weaker. a little unsurprising. 10 year cash treasury is st

they are making these payments, annabelle.e think it is to restore confidence and get ahead of the curve, as it were. annabelle: yeah, we reported this was a possibility last week, and it was actually announced. gautam adani and his family will be returning some borrowings in advance of the scheduled deadline, more than $1.1 billion. what happens when that is returned, the shares pledged against it are released. they are trying to dispel any reports in the market around margin calls. especially since we had a number of banks last week stopping to accept adani collateral for loans. this affected three companies here. in terms of them, adani ports, adani energy. adani ports is rising 9.3%. but a deadly transmission and adani total gas are both down. what will be interesting in the day ahead is that perhaps they could come down to the market mechanics. the sort of moves we have seen. because these are done by the national securities exchange. essentially, for number of days you are down, it is calculated on a daily basis, they wi

haidi: annabelle is in hong kong with us.e talking geopolitical tensions with the 21st century china chair and more great conversations in our exclusive coverage. yvonne: when it comes to the korea open, the last trade, we had to update you. seeing things to the downside by 0.5%, because back -- kosdaq is lower. not starting off on the right foot but it is pretty muted out there. volumes are quite low. paul allen has your first word headlines. paul: at least three people have been killed is another pair of earthquakes shook turkey near the syrian border. more than 200 people were injured. the area is reeling from earthquakes this month that killed about 41,000 people in turkey and thousands more in syria. the u.k. prime minister is lobbying conservatives to support a post-brexit trade deal on northern ireland. sources say he held meetings to explain the outline of a prospective agreement with the european union. northern ireland's ability to remain in the bloc is a thorny issue. bloomberg learned an indian billionaire decided

annabelle is tracking it. we could see some signs of things debating here. >> yes.w details on how those notes have been performing. they are trading out of that distressed territory. falling below $.70 for adani. 3.7 since to 67.7 since in the last few minutes, so perhaps investors are getting a little bit more confident about the outlook for the company. the story haslinda mentioned, that adani is in talks with creditors to prepay loans. also goldman sachs coming through, speaking with some investors saying bonds at this value is a good buying opportunity. rishaad: again, the company making some debt payments bid they have not missed any. we should make that clear. >> that's right. no questions over the ability to meet short-term debt obligations, but if you look at the debt timeline, adani was one of the main ones, and it did surface $25 million worth of obligations on interest payments. adani transmission coming up, adani electricity mumbai. they have been some of the biggest laggards in terms of stock market valuations coming down 60%. haslinda: we still see th

annabelle: this is going to be a thorny issue.ve seen a number of adani notes falling into junk territory. you have other issues as well because we have generally issues with yields spiking then access to overseas financing because investors are turning wary. this has made it really vulnerable especially because the group has been on a huge borrowing blitz over the last number of years taking around $8 billion from international bond buyers. you can see here how much it has become reliant on global bank financing. a huge increase coming from global banks. that is also going to have an issue when you have adani group not able to absorb the high interest rates coming through globally. adani group is going to have to be working for quite amount of time to restore investor confidence. we understand that adani is setting up meetings to try to reassure fixed income investors. we heard those are supposed to start from thursday so perhaps already underway. haidi: coming up next we will be talking about how workplace economy is driving bus

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annabelle: we are just a few seconds away from the open in tokyo and seoul.aid, the big story revolves around the bank of japan because we could get the official nomination for governor within the next hour. because lolita is widely tapped to replace kuroda. major ramifications across asset classes. he may not be as hawkish as he was, but the fed could see some changes to the yield curve control settings within 2023. heading into negative rates perhaps mid-year perhaps as well. we are seeing the risk of future repatriation of japanese fans. and what we had with elevated yen for literally the policy uncertainty. we saw the huge moves in the yen after the boj tweaked policy of yield curve control settings back in december. . but the big move could be in japanese bank stocks, one of the big beneficiaries from the tensioning environment. we have seen the topix index climbed 8% this year. one thing that could put one issue in front of the bank of japan is the deteriorating economic outlook. still when we have the gross domestic product numbers out earlier, an anal

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annabelle: it is interesting.te to see the 10-year yield hit the upper limit again. we saw japanese firms offloading these bonds at a record pace over the course of 2022, and that was down to the expectation we would see some level of normalization coming through on the market, but what is interesting is we are actually seeing foreign bond purchases rising to their second-highest on record. investors favoring this asset class again are not going to see any policy normalization it seems for some time to come. shery: we will continue to watch the testimony from kazuo ueda, but that is it for "louvered asia." "bloomberg china markets" is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ at morgan stanley, we see the world with the wonder of new eyes, ♪ helping you discover untapped possibilities and relentlessly working with you to make them real. ♪ because grit and vision working in lockstep ♪ puts you on the path to your full potential. ♪ these days, our households depend on the internet more and more. families grow, houses get smarter

annabelle, you spoke to the adani cfo, what were your takeaways? >> that's right.ust to give you some context, adani group is taking a roadshow this week. they have been in singapore on monday, hong kong today and tomorrow. essentially, the key message is that the group is meeting with investors from different banks. today was posted in barclays, so we spoke with robbie singh, this is the group cfo. i asked him what is his message that he is bringing to the sit-downs, given there is somebody concerns around corporate governance and financial health of the enterprise. take a listen. >> we have an obligation and duty to face an environment like this. to actually meet and answer the questions in person. >> and the reception so far you have got? >> we will meet our core investors. we will answer questions. >> that was an exclusive interview with robbie si ngh, essentially pushing back on fears in the markets. we heard from market participants, the company was seeking to emphasize its ability to honor debt obligations and also to generate cash. whether the group is look

he's quite, as anna has become, besides, lipson with a battery storage facility is very slight. annabelle, we can store used modules here and use them to stabilize the grid and that also allows us to postpone the recycling processes. but of any module that could be defective is analyzed before it's installed on hand. and by then, it might stay here to live out in lived its life sparkler. got, or it might be passed on to another customer who wants to use it. the hospital we have to thoroughly check the cells before we install them in a module and a cell testing station i did. you have been rooting. we already have a module test station. and what was are we can classify modules as category a, b, z o, d, with their hassle re, d's have to be evaluated again at the cell level. even a point when his head that tests ation will be built later this year without his out in final about noon. the test center is under construction about 40 kilometers away in the city of dresden. it will be the 1st device of its kind equipped with artificial intelligence the stations designers hope the unit will solve

annabelle: there are so many questions. not just in terms of what we see from china with where the fed spirit there is a prospect of a no landing coming in where we have elevated inflation in the coming few months. we are mixed but muted. that would be the two key signals we are watching. new zealand just online looking like this. australia going for a flat start today. in the currency space very see the greenback getting a little bit stronger against its g10 peers. also what is happening with the kiwi dollar because it is coming into a fourth weekly loss. a lot of focus on the rbnz. it is the key economic decision with the bank of korea in asia. what economists are expecting, the 10th straight hike steered even though we have seen signs labor market is starting to cool. you still have inflation levels building from the recent floods. when you take a look at what is happening with the two-year you can see taking a look at this terminal chart we are coming back to the february lows. that tells us traders are pricing for

plus, super bowl 50 57 or better known as 3 annabelle to stop is tomorrow.ight we're taking you to the stadium hosting the big game and learning why the nfl's returning to this stadium f >> welcome back. our top story this half-hour, the big game between the kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles is now less than 24 hours away. well, tonight, andrew martin takes us to state farm stadium. >> as they make last-minute preparations to hold their 3rd super bowl. since we've been on the ground in arizona, we have mostly seen the outside of state farm stadium. obviously super bowl. 57 will take place inside. there's a reason why we keep coming back to to arizona when we come to the site, the site of super bowl. 42 in 2008 and super bowl. 49 in 2015 state farm stadium opened in 2006. it's different from other nfl stadiums. it has both a retractable roof and a retractable field. the field goes in and out of the building every day we put in a brand-new field, especially were in a grass field every year. and so this going to be the first time it's being used fo

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yvonne: let's bring in annabel, watching all things adani once again.e signs they are trying to put a floor to this once and for all. >> basically the latest effort we have seen from the group. we do have a new credit report and the point of this was to ensure investors it has sufficient cash reserves and meet its refinancing -- because we saw a lot of adani notes falling into junk territory. it would be difficult for refinancing. we are looking at around $27 billion at the end of september. that does echo what we saw back from the cfo of the group at the end of january. is on a group says those increased over the last quarter. david: they also spoke about the market risk to the cash flows. >> this when they really played down because the point they were making is a lot of cash actually comes from annuity contracts and a lot of their money that is made comes from infrastructure projects, around 80% before you put in discounts. in terms of reassuring investors that is the big question. two of the companies trading down to the daily limit. adani enterpris