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include a batch of your fighter jets currently under all that malaysia is also a big player in the asean community and could torpedo a trade deal with the e.u. that is also currently under negotiation. plantation owners started these fires they want to create new areas for their palm trees the fires are illegal but they burn again and again the government is trying to protect. the rain forest on biodiversity on the people who suffer from the effects of the smoke. the fruit of the palm tree weighs up to four kilograms the biggest consumers of the oil from the fruit are indonesia and china followed by the european union. it's chiefly used to cook with but is also often an ingredient in food or cosmetics. palm oil is also used as a bio fuel additive in the e.u. however that could end soon in an effort to protect the rain forest. the government in kuala lumpur is coming out in support of the six hundred fifty thousand small farmers whose livelihoods depend on palm oil it says hot the forests are now protected the focus has switched to increase productivity the government has even introduced

our next guest says the deal could potentially benefit the asean region.s group head of institutional banking. how much of this optimism has already been baked in by investors in the broader markets? the markets have definitely factored in, you know, a trade deal. the trade war is morphing into a technology war. wilst -- whilst that is being sorted, companies start to look intraregional trade. i think there will be a pivot oft is a diversification risk and a pivot towards coming into the asean high-growth and high-density and young demographic countries, so this is not all bad for asia. shery: how long and how easy would it be to achieve that structural shift away from china? i do not think it is a structural shift away from china. i think it is still a china story, a greater bay area story. chinese companies, for example, who want to reach out to high-growth asian markets will be looking at india, indonesia, vietnam, philippines for example. we have been beginning to see some signs for that. we will start to also look to what is in the aussie on region --

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speaking at the opening of the arab league summit right now live pictures from the it's an asean capital tunis saying that the arab league summit needs to convey important stuff establishing palace a palestinian state to which regional stability among other things and he also did say that the summit needs to ensure the implementation off the outcome let's find out more of what he at the same bring in iran connie joining us from tunis where that summit is taking place what have you heard so far from the senate and president. well he's reiterated the position set out the agenda that the arab league has been talking about that israel palestine will be at the forefront of this meeting that they will be discussing both the u.s. recognition of occupied east jerusalem and jerusalem being the capital of these really state you're also going to be talking about the golan heights and syria serious conflict generally but that's very interesting because syria's membership has actually been suspended to the arab league for the last eight years they haven't had any representation there so there's an aw

only in economic terms but also in the political area we have not done well in terms of leading the asean region this by being the us in chad this year so with with those. uncertainties perhaps hopefully becoming more settle i think thailand has a lot of homework to do still we have some potentials to go forward and with the woman you know i'm going to jump in there because well i just knew that going michel i mean every my family coming towards the end of the should be to realize the potential that michel that peter has been talking about that do you think it's something that it can be dealt with within the nation itself or does it need international pressure as well. i believe that there is plenty of awareness and plenty of talent within thailand to address these problems the awareness of some of the issues that dr david has discussed it is a very long standing in thailand and there is certainly the capacity internally to address these issues. and finally if i can come to you soon i even though democracy may not be restored in thailand in a short time where does your sense for optimism.

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integrated into the global trading network, it isa into the global trading network, it is a member of aseanll clear how far down that will north korea can go. but this is one of the few countries he could visit where he would feel completely co mforta ble. visit where he would feel completely comfortable. this has still been a slightly different chip than the one when he went to singapore. it was a novelty seeing him there, and the walkaround that novelty seeing him there, and the walka round that he novelty seeing him there, and the walkaround that he did, we haven't seen walkaround that he did, we haven't seen that year. this was more carefully structured. i think the disappointment of not having made more progress at the summit has probably taken off some of the gloss. but, you know, this is a north korean leader who, for all the chronicle faults and human rights abuses there, does want to lift his economy. if he is going to do that, vietnam might be one country where he can start to look for help in some kind of guidance. jonathon head, thank you. the canadian government has confirmed i

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only in economic terms but also in the political area we have not done well in terms of leading the asean region this by being the us in chad this year so with with those. uncertainties perhaps hopefully becoming more settle i think thailand has a lot of homework to do still we have some potentials to go forward and with the woman you know i'm going to jump in because we just knew that going michel i mean every my family coming towards the end of the should be to realize the potential that michel that peter has been talking about that do you think it's something that it can be dealt with within the nation itself or does it need international pressure as well. i believe that there is plenty of awareness and plenty of talent within thailand to address these problems the awareness of some of the issues that dr david has discussed it is a very long standing in thailand and there is certainly the capacity internally to address these issues. and finally if i can come to you soon i even though democracy may not be restored in thailand in a short time where does your sense for optimism. if it doe

only in economic terms but also in the political area we have not done well in terms of leading the asean region despite being the us in chad this year so with with those. uncertainties perhaps hopefully becoming more settle i think thailand has a lot of homework to do still we have some potentials to go forward and with the woman you know i'm going to jump in there because we just knew that going michel i mean every my family coming towards the end of the should be to realize the potential that michel that peter has been talking about. do you think it's something that can be dealt with within the nation itself or does it need international pressure as well. i believe that there is plenty of awareness and plenty of talent within thailand to address these problems the awareness of some of the issues that dr david has discussed it is a very long standing in thailand and there is certainly the capacity internally to address these issues. and finally if i can come to you soon i even though democracy may not be restored in thailand in a short time where does your sense for optimism. if it does

we could see undermining of asean and member states. and we could see a dmisht of respect for individual and human rights and potentially even the normalization of the brutal repressing under way in places such as tibet. our policy response at the department of defense is through implementation of the national defense strategy outlining how we will effectively compete with china. the strategy has three major lines of effort. the first is to build a more lethal and resilient joint force and this must take into account as a pacing mechanism china's and russia's ambitions, the pace of modernization and growth in their capabilities. process the second line of effort is strengthening alliances and partnerships. this is really a core advantage that the united states has. it not only enables our forward presence but also gives us partners more capable themselves in defending their own interests and contributing to upholding regional security. a key example of this is the work we do with the help of congress through the indo-pacific maritime se

we saw lingering consonants from the fed, and this is having an impact across the world but look at asean countries against the u.s. and purple, showing not just that low inflation picture but also what sort of base these economies are coming off of after having to chase the fed higher innovate can use these rates to move more dovish, the whole pattern that the fed has set out for the 2019 decision and also some cuts in the works. thailand is still below its target ban on inflation, and we have a couple others. , but ita i didn't chart is very close to malaysia's pattern in seeing a higher interest rate. this dovish trend, they have another data point to hang their hat on. >> joanna, what you have? >> ok, so i have small-cap stocks in the u.s. versus large-cap ones. small caps did really well to start the year but in the past year or so they have been underperforming by quite a significant amount and on friday they really tumbled on heavy volume, and that is considered a sign of risk appetite and it is also a look at the domestic picture as opposed to a global picture so a lot of people s

growth isonstrated, strong in many other parts of asia, philippines, indonesia, the asean bloc.t is one of the luxuries in asia, a lot of markets to choose from, good growth and good fundamentals in many of those markets. the current situation for us is ,hat china and north asia including taiwan, maybe korea, maybe hong kong, have been left behind in terms of valuation as people have sought refuge in other parts of asia, because they have been worried about a china slowdown, so that has created for us more valuation-driven opportunities in north asia and southeast asia , not to say they aren't good markets, but better opportunities at the moment. yvonne: we will leave it there. on the way, carlos ghosn may walk today after a court rebuffed calls to keep them in jail. we had to tokyo live next. this is bloomberg. ♪ loomberg. ♪ david: let's talk about carlos ghosn. he could walk out on bail later today. he has been behind bars for 100 days since being arrested on allegations of financial misconduct. asia consumer reporter is outside the detention center in tokyo to give us the lat

we are keeping an eye on aussie airlines.s -- asean gains, andhly sales a potential increase on tariffs new software product and solutions business. --s shows you the topix actually, we will not go into that yet. let's get a check on asian markets. shery: we are seeing the asx 200 losing ground. we are continuing to see utilities. tech is the only sector gaining ground. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ you. all of you. how you live, what you love. that's what inspired us to create america's most advanced internet. internet that puts you in charge. that protects what's important. it handles everything, and reaches everywhere. this is beyond wifi, this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity, the future of awesome. markets just major opened. sophie: welcome to daybreak asia. shery: our top stories, optimism is asian stocks head for their best quarter since the beginning of 2012. the benchmark up 9% this year. boeing says it will have a software fix by friday but the planes are still facing issues in china. sophie: global trade and slowing growth are on the agenda. pressure for mar

entire asean standpoint a security standpoint, trade standpoint and counter china. to given the burmese government has cut off -- to humanitarian and workers. how is state working with actors who need aide -- aid it most? sec. pompeo: on the ground, as well. there are other commercial partners, nongovernmental partners, as well. it is tough. slogging there. our capacity to deliver that is we'reunately limited but working to reopen some of the ways we were able to do that previously, as well. but we've not had much success. >> these atrocities, whether kachin, just horrific. we thank you for all of your in thisand your support area. i yield back. >> thank you, mr. castro. you, chairman. thank you, secretary, for your testimony today. i have a question about what parts of the world to be the growing cooperation china toussia and pursue mutual interests. example, ita, for toms both have been involved some extent. i came across a quote from an said chinader that is the money and russia is the muscle. do you find that to be true? oft do you see in terms their cooperation