he manages over $800 billion of assets here in the asia-pacific.re to heavy you and good morning to you. let's start very broadly, what the breaking news year and then we'll talk to media tractor. benett: thanks, david. pgim is a global investment manager manage 210 billion across the globe, not sure which currency or 800,000,000,001st king. we don't have that much to manage. [laughter] secondly the opportunities in asia, my purpose is asia and iran that apac businesses, i am also part of the global management committee enable good perspective on investments across the globe and in the region. the region is diverse and we are going through changes across the region. certainly the impact of the elevated interest rates and inflation that we cx the globe, asia is not immune and it is having an impact in terms of real estate sentiment and pricing. we have seen the adjustment, what we call the great reset, is happening to different degrees across the region. at the same time, we find that economies in the region are quite resilient and demand for real e

russia is ready to continue cooperation with the countries of the asia-pacific region in the military-technical sphere. this was stated by defense minister sergei shaiku at the tenth sainshine forum in beijing. at the same time , the head of the military department emphasized that all activities are carried out in strict accordance with national legislation and international standards, and are not aimed against third countries.. the un security council will discuss the conflict between israel and palestine today, the league of arab states proposed convening a meeting. the main goal is to achieve an immediate ceasefire. during the night, israel carried out new strikes on the gas strip, as well as on targets in syria and lebanon. north of artyomovsk, russian sappers secured a captured ukrainian armed forces stronghold from mines and other traps. then the military installed anti-tank and anti-personnel mines to protect the fortifications, and the next day they were blown up enemy equipment. in kamchatka , the klyuchevskaya sopka volcano erupts, a column of inferno rises to a height of more than 7

became the author of the island of crisis in europe and is now trying to use the same method in the asia-pacific region. the head of the russian ministry of defense, sergei shaigui, announced this at the tenth xiangshan forum in beijing. the league of arab states will seek a complete ceasefire in the gaza strip at the next meeting of the un security council. this was announced by the permanent representative of the association, majid abdel-fattah. according to him , the arab group will defend the need for creation. the klyuchevskaya supka volcano erupts in kamchatka, streams hot lava flows up to half a kilometer in height; in the last 24 hours alone, the volcano has already ejected ash four times. rescuers warn of a threat to aviation ; a supply of product has been created in nearby villages. in the donetsk direction, the russian military destroyed field fortifications and armored vehicles of the ukrainian armed forces. precise strikes on targets were carried out by su-25 attack aircraft. the planes worked in pairs, and missiles were fired at the targets. the west has provoked an acute crisis in

the west has provoked an acute crisis in europe and is now seeking to spread it to the asia-pacific regionhead of the russian ministry of defense, sergei shaigu, announced this at the tenth senchan forum in beijing. according to him, the actions of nato and the west are strikingly different from the principle indivisibility of security promoted by russia and china. our own correspondent in china, alexander baletsky, is monitoring the progress of the minister of defense’s trip. the chinese honorary king only has time to move from hall to hall; it’s not every day that there are so many generals per square meter. the senshan forum, considered one of the most authoritative platforms for discussing security issues, is bringing together military personnel from more than 90 countries this year for the first time since the pandemic. the sainshine forum this year marks the tenth anniversary of its traditional emphasis on situation in the asia-pacific region. but this year the list of threats and risks has expanded significantly. therefore, the focus is on the middle east and the system of pan-europ

so showing you has explained here that the west and the us to sudden interest in the asia pacific comes from the fact that russia was forced from uh, western pressure and sanctions to look to its eastern neighbors for relationships, uh, economic development and so on. and it seems to us is trying to further isolate rush and china by bringing in 3rd party bloss in to a dangerous situation. and the minister also condemned the increase of a potential conflict in the age of pacific with the new creation of the office block, which gives washington a free hand to develop a nuclear submarine station. which of course would be a violation of nuclear proliferation agreements. but again, despite this and washington's pressure on both china and russia, both are expanding its circle of allies. and um, and this is something that's good for the region. let's have a listen. whether it is because of the serial number of the moscow beijing model of interest state relations can be described as exemplary. at the same time, it is becoming increasingly appealing to others, the circle of friends and like mind

and the minister also condemned the increase of a potential conflict in the asia pacific with the new creation of the office block, which gives washington a free hand to develop a nuclear submarine station. which of course would be of.

hosts an economic summit for asia-pacific nations.et's check in on how asian markets are faring because it has been a punishing site -- session. avril hong is in singapore for us. no relief following that of the day the u.s. yesterday. avril: ugly day translating into a relentless slide in the asia-pacific session. the regions benchmark is down by 1.5%. we are seeing a hovering near its weakest level since november last year. those declines are with the japanese and south korean stock benchmarks which are really steep and above the higher u.s. treasury yields. as you alluded to, u.s. tech earnings are turning out to be a negative rather than positive driver for stock markets in the region. so much so that that is all eclipsing any signs of optimism that we are seeing that the chip market is bottoming out. sk hynix reported earlier and it showed a slowing in the decline in revenues after similar reports. there were early reports from tsmc and samsung electronics. it adds another negative riskier in terms of what we are seeing out of ch

local resources are key in the asia-pacific region overall.and growth is the most rapid and local coal is cheap and abundant. and so will africa see significant increase in installations of zero carbon technology projection has been accompanied by increasing share of fossil fuel. as the region takes advantage locally available one fossil fuel in particular natural gas is an important part electricity generated in several regions of the world are projected to 2050. power dissector continuing need for natural gas is a key component of the global trade and dynamic. which is seen on the next slide. this slide showing net natural gas trade above the zero access net natural gas import below the zero access is not natural gas export. notable on the slide is the range of imports from asia-pacific and the range of a net export out of the middle east. these differences are largely driven by macroeconomic consumptions total global demand for natural gas differ significantly between the reference case by 2050 global natural gas reach 200 tcs and a referen

i believe that the best way to check china's ambitions in the asia pacific is to continue to give the ukrainian military what they need to repel the russian invasion. as i said in a debate, a quiet, bore degree bait last week, at the reagan library, i really do believe that if russia overruns ukraine that'll give a green light, that'll give a green light to china to move against tie ran. and quite frankly if we don't check the efforts by authoritarian regimes to redraw international lines by force, the rest of the 21st century could lookic a lot like the first half of the 20th century. meg: we're going to talk more about potential issues involving china and taiwan in a moment. but do you feel opposition in the republican party to helping out countries like ukraine, does that give putin a window? does that concern you specifically? vice president pence: isolationism is not a new spot in america. frankly, it was john quincy adams that said america -- mesh should never go abroad looking for monsters to destroy. that was his quote. we never have. the war in ukraine is not our war but free

community, how we uh discuss the movement of scientific community between countries in asia or asia pacificly on muslim counter. this time for us to discuss between us, to share the best practice, how to educate people and also increase the awareness related to sti, because now we enter to technology disruption, that's why this meeting is very very important for us to identify the common platform, to also to identify the... common problem in different muslim countries and we can share the best practices to overcome the different problem uh related to uh food security, water security, energy security in different country in asia pacific region. i hope that by doing this meeting, we can uh... uh identify the common problem and we promote the common platform to contribute to overcome the problem and finally by collaborating together between different countries we can solve the main problem of our countries. the iranian president has strongly condemmed the recent descration of the holy quran in some european countries. ibr said the sacriligious act aims to spread islamophobia. he added that the

problem. related to uh food security, water security, energy security in different country in asia pacific region. i hope that by doing this meeting, we can uh identify the common problem and we promote the common platform to contribute to overcome the problem and finally by collaborating together between different countries we can solve the main problem of our countries. the iranian army has used artificial intelligence for suicide grounds to hit targets on the second day of joints maneuvers by different branches of the armed forces. spokesman for the drills has been quoted a saying that the drone named arash successfully hit sea and land targets during the exercise. the palestinian for minister islams israel for preventing three european delegations from visiting area c of the occupied west bank. he has described the move as part of the regime's open war of ethnic cleansing against palestinians. foren ministers of ireland, england and norway have been denied entry by tel aviv. we

, the majority of the countries of africa, latin america, the majority of the countries of the asia-pacificies, and finally, this is a third, let me remind you of the world economy, from january there will no longer be five of them , and 11, a wonderful football team, as the russian president joked, a wonderful and powerful, the most powerful integration bloc on the planet, all of them are categorically against a unipolar world order, where there is only one. the pole of influence and power will be washington regional committee, it’s late, this is agony, this idea fix has already failed, but the united states is doing everything possible and impossible, including to block sound documents on the platform of the united nations, in order to ignore the pain and death that today’s conflict brings to the middle east region, usa every day they convince us, they convince everyone that they are destructive, they are bringing a new approach to world affairs, but i repeat, the pinnacle of the multipolar world order, of course, should be the united nations organization and its council security, but fre

san francisco is getting ready to host the asia pacific economic cooperation summit, also known as a pack next month. the summit expected to bring thousands to the city, including world leaders. kron 4 sarah stinson has more on what you should know and how local agencies are preparing >> francisco has been chosen to host the asia pacific economic cooperation summit during the week of november. 13th, more than 20,000 people are expected to attend, including president joe biden and vice president kamala harris as well as leaders from 21 different apec economies. the event has been designated as a national special security event or e will be an extraordinary amount. >> of law enforcement, military and public safety personnel in san francisco for this event. so well above what anybody has ever seen her before. on wednesday, a security plan was released by the secret service. san francisco police, the fbi and dozens of other agencies. >> there will be road closures impacts to public transportation and increased traffic near mosconi center embarcadero and the hill neighborhood for people l

we might be seeing the bottom as far as asia-pacific stocks are concerned. kriti: if you look at futures here in europe you are not seeing that same green on the screen you were seeing in your part of the world. thank you as always for joining the program. as we have those imf meetings and more commentary on the geopolitical and monetary policy front, janet yellen is speaking over at the imf meeting at 9:00 a.m. u.k. time. will she comment on how the monetary policy should really be working? she has usually agreed with chair powell until recently when those recession concerns, she is unlikely to sate recession is on the horizon, so what will her latest take be? more data coming out of the united states, ppi data on horizon. it's not just about inflation for the consumers but also in terms of export and import inflation, 1:30 p.m. u.k. time you will get that and those fed minutes are due today. how much insight are we really going to get, given the recent changes in the geopolitical story? those coming out at about 2:00 p.m. new york time which will be 7:00 p

that has prompted these fx moves across the asia pacific. central bankers have come up with commentary. we are seeing that from south korea and taiwan as well as in other parts of asia. southeast asia, malaysia central bankers coming out with commentary about the fx moves. we are seeing the bank indonesia for once, helping to study the rupiah exchange rate. certainly these moves in the fx space are prompting not just investors but also central bankers to set up and take action. >> a lot of worry in asian markets. that's not helping as it is compounded by the bond story. time now for our top stories around the world. reporters joining us this morning. valerie ty tell right here in london. let's start with that market story. we just talked about the red on the screen. talk to us about how rough this selloff could get. >> treasuries yesterday got hammered. it was one of the worst sessions for the treasury market this year. i could not take my eye off this bare steepening move. what we are seeing in the long end and it's extending in the asia se

the russian defense department there was talk about military cooperation with the states of the asia-pacificion, a moratorium on nuclear tests and the architecture of world security. alexander baltsky about everything. the chinese honorary king only has time to move from hall to hall; it’s not every day that there are so many generals per square meter. forum, which is considered one of the most authoritative platforms for discussing security issues, this year brings together military personnel from more than 90 countries for the first time since the pandemic. this year’s sainshine forum is the tenth anniversary of its traditional emphasis on the situation in the asia-pacific region, but this year the list of threats and risks has expanded significantly, so the focus is on the middle east and the system of pan-european collective security and russia’s indifference in this discussion, of course no way, here is the western press, russian minister shaigu has already written at the forum: the main guest, having barely entered the hall, russian defense minister sergei shaigu, even before the speec

that we will build a free trade zone, and this has been the case since 1996, a free trade zone asia-pacificgs, they are only political, so here he is not going to meet with biden, but he is going to discuss issues of the future asia-pacific region, and there are 19 more saving, which biden will do like this, look at him, say why are you banging your fingers, and today’s pin will do this, they will immediately come to him, well, i wouldn’t say that’s exactly the case this, but the vietnamese play there, for example, they won’t come, the same ones, we don’t need japan, everyone else will come, the vietnamese really didn’t like what was offered to them, that’s for sure. the americans are trying, of course it is very important for biden to come, this is very important for biden specifically, comrade xi now has the opportunity to decide how to decide, he is now setting the agenda, i really don’t know how much to say, i’m ready for... i don’t know, i don’t know how ready and how far xizenpeng assesses the readiness of the people’s liberation army of china for a possible conflict that could be und

president biden along with the leaders from 20 countries will be here for the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit, better known as apec. it's the biggest diplomatic event in the city in nearly 80 years. that means a lot of security and a lot of logistical nightmares or headaches. here's nbc's sergio quintana. >> reporter: during a sprawling news conference in the mayor's office, san francisco mayor london breed and california lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis described the significance of the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit. >> i'm a former united states ambassador. i know how these things work, and i knew very early on the magnitude of this opportunity. there has not been a diplomatic gathering of this magnitude in the state of california since the united states treaty was signed in 1945. >> reporter: in 1945, ambassadors and secretaries of state from 50 countries signed the u.n. charter in san francisco. for apec 2023, 21 nations or economies, as the association calls them, will be present. but at this event, presidents and prime ministers will be present. >> apec will put us

s sainshine forum is the tenth anniversary of its traditional emphasis on the situation in the asia-pacific but this year the list of threats and risks has expanded significantly, so the focus is on both the middle east and the pan-european system collective security and without russia’s participation in this discussion, of course, there is no way, but the western press, russian minister shaigu has already written, at the forum, the main guest, who had barely entered the hall, was the russian minister of defense. sergei shaigu even before the speech manages to exchange opinions, as they say in such cases on their feet with colleagues from belarus and azerbaijan, tajikistan and mongolia, many other countries, the hosts of the forum present the floor to the russian minister to the first of the foreign guests, and shaigu speaks about washington’s destruction of the foundations of all international security, and why russia was forced to respond. the west has openly set a course to inflict strategic defeat on russia, unleashing a hybrid against us. ukraine has been cynically chosen for quality,

. >> leaders from 21 nations and hundreds of ceos will be here for the asia-pacific economic cooperation summit, or apec, on november 11th. abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn explains what the secret service and local authorities will be doing to keep everyone safe. >> san francisco, known for its iconic sights and sounds, is about to host what some consider to be the super bowl of world economies, or apec, the asia pacific economic cooperation summit is a very big deal. dozens of bus shelters across the city have spelled it out. apec is going to be epic. expect 21 world leaders from the pacific rim regions, including president joe biden, canadian prime minister justin trudeau, possibly chinese president xi jinping. expect a lot of security all over san francisco. >> what i can tell you is there will be an extraordinary amount of law enforcement, military and public safety personnel in san francisco for this event. so well above what anybody has ever seen here before. >> along the outer perimeter, san francisco police will be supported by about 1000 chp officers. >> i can't think the c

president of china could be a positive indication that xi jinping is coming to san francisco for the asia pacific economic cooperation summit in less than three weeks time. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm amy daetz. the meeting between governor newsom and president xi is also increasing questions about newsom's future endeavors. it is abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn talked with several economic and academic experts about the big picture. >> here she is in the newsroom with the story suzanne. >> so, dan, elmo, we still don't know for sure if chinese president xi jinping is coming to san francisco for apec. if he'll be among the two dozen heads of state here. some say governor newsom's surprise visit bodes well. >> the timing is really important right now. >> a surprise meeting between governor gavin newsom and china president xi jinping. it's part of a week long visit to china to promote green technology and action on climate change. >> it's really important that the us and china work together to address climate change. and of course it's such a huge topic f

local resources are key in the asia-pacific region where electricity demand growth is the most rapid and local call is cheap and abundant. africa see significant increases in installation of 0 carbon technology over the projection accompanied by increasing share of fossil fuels. as the region takes advantage of locally available fossil fuel resources in the absence of uniform policies. one fossil fuel in particular, natural gas, is an important part in electors he generation in several regions of the world in projections for 2,050. the power sector and its continuing need for natural gas is a key component of the global trade dynamic. .. which is seen on the next slide. this slide is showing natural gas trade, it represents natural gas imports below the zero axes in natural gas exports. notable on the slide is the range of imports from asia pacific and the range of net exports out of the middle east. these differences are driven by macroeconomic assumptions, total global demand for natural gas, different significant -- it differs significantly from the higher economic case. it grows

good from the asia-pacific. don't we start off where our colleague ended -- why don't we start off where carly ended? i was this missed? >> this was the largest operational intelligence failure in the history of the israeli government. you have the equivalent of six 9/11 plus captives by the way in which hamas was able to execute this operation two days ago. beyond that it is as if one does not realize this is the largest loss of jewish life since the holocaust in one day that has taken place in that area. israel's response will be disproportionate in so far as it relates to rooting out hamas from gaza. this will not be over until hamas loses control of the gaza strip. rishaad: fingers are being pointed at iran as the back of hamas as being responsible. what evidence is there iran knew and there is evidence to points the involvement of somebody else because you don't get to learn how to fly a paraglider in the gaza strip without the israelis seeing that. >> there have been multiple meetings according to a report

track we see exactly the opposite process, the most determining player in the next decade in the asia-pacificion will be the association of southeast asian countries, which is creating such an asian version of the european union, they have already created a single economic space, you need to understand that this market is comparable in size to the european one in terms of search and path, now there is a shift in focus, more towards the southeastern side asia more...towards africa, together, for the sake of common development and prosperity, the motto of the furum of international cooperation, the belt and road this year, key events will be held on wednesday. yaroslav danilenko, beijing, people's republic of china. their situation in the middle east israel continues to prepare for a ground operation in the gaza strip. military equipment is being pulled towards the border. the military is forming field camps with tanks, howitzers, mto vehicles and bulldozers that will clear passages for the it has also been decided to form almost 350 rapid response units operating under the auspices of the poli

like to remind you that on november 11. 12 in san francisco, california, a powerful summit of asia-pacificconomic cooperation will be held with the participation of president biden and president xi, they have already announced that they will participate in this summit, i believe, that the ukrainian president must go there, therefore, ukrainian diplomacy should ensure that he is invited there, i think that this will be an excellent platform for not only contacting other partners of the asia -pacific region, but also having a separate bilateral meeting with president xi. i believe that this would also be an important factor in our victory. that is, this is a platform that ukraine can use to establish these ties. and if to another site, this one will be at the end of october the third meeting at the level of national security advisers and diplomatic advisers, they will talk about the ukrainian peace formula, about the organization of a global peace summit, well, actually, if they got an intrigue, where exactly it will take place, that's why... after all, on the website of the president's offi

and the minister also condemned the increase of a potential conflict in the asia pacific with the new creation of the office block, which gives washington a free hand to develop a nuclear submarine station. which of course would be a violation of nuclear proliferation agreements. but again, despite this and washington's pressure on both china and russia, both are expanding its circle of allies. and um, and this is something that's good for the region. let's have a listen for the serial number of the moscow beijing model of interest. state relations can be described as exemplary. at the same time, it is becoming increase, seemingly appealing to others, the circle of friends and like minded nations who refused to be drawn into the confrontational agenda, imposed by the collective west is constantly growing. so ultimately, shall i go emphasize that conflicts pushed by the west has affected the global geo political stage and that the west needs to respect the national sovereignty, the international security issues and take into account the opinions of both moscow and beijing in this area.

this one in asia pacific, at least that's where we're going to start. hey, everyone. so we've got what, whether a, creeping into the main island depends main island of hon. choose some sundry downforce here and breezy across both coast, including the pacific here could see some storm surge and land sites in certain areas as well. mainland china sion showers central in southern areas and that deck of cloud will extend right up into the yellow river valley just to the southwest of junk. jo, but for junk, jo, sunday friday for you with a high of 25 degrees. the monsoon rains have cleared away from india, so not much to speak of head sunny from new delhi and eventually now finally in cold cutters. well, few showers, though hanging around tonight with a height of $35.00 degrees quite in pockets tom. but i wanted to talk about this rain in the southeast of either on could see some trouble here, but i think where the rain will actually be worse as the bottom end of the red sea along the coast of young men, right into saudi arabia. so round mecca and jetta, for example, on fr

now let's turn to india because the imf has released its latest asia pacific regional outlook report, five years. here's our india business correspodent, archana shukla, has the details. consumer spending has been the biggest growth driver for the world's most populous nation. it's been better than expected according to imf and that along with increased infrastructure spending, most of which however has been coming from the government sector, has pushed growth. imf maintains india and china will drive half the world's growth this year and the next. the director of the asia—pacific department i spoke to in mumbai here added in the next five years india's contribution to global growth will grow up to 18%, 60% currently. imf expects even china will kitty to grow in this period. it adds to discussion on whether india can overtake china as the global growth driver at a time when chinese economy is slowing down and companies wanting to diversify out of china and india, aiming to benefit from the move. remember, this week in a report barclay said it would take just five years of 38% growth i

president joe biden and chinese leader xi jinping will meet next month in san francisco at the asia-pacificng the first visit by a chinese communist party leader to the united states since 2017. it was finally agreed upon during the visit of the chinese foreign minister wang yi to washington. we talk about the main intrigues of this and the meeting with my colleague, tsn's own correspondent in the united states olga kyshelenko, we see her live from washington. olochko, congratulations. among the topics of conversation of the chinese minister in washington, as reported. there was also a russian war against ukraine, and a middle eastern conflict, is there already information about what kind of agreements between the parties can be expected here? hello, congratulations, of course, the united states and china cannot be named strategic partners, and even more so friends, because they look at a lot of things differently, but the principle of keeping friends close and enemies even closer, which professed, it seems that the chinese thinker songzi, is professed by both sides today, although american

especially for us in the asian specific -- asia pacific, it is fully recovered.n some countries even surpassing 2019 numbers. a recovery of all -- of almost 82% compared to 2019, we see an overall recovery. it is coming back really fast globally. rishaad: you are suggesting the recovery of the asian pacific can be bolstered by the induction of automation digital ai. what it rained on the ticket prices? i just spent a fortune to go to where you are. sumesh: if you look at the technology, how can passengers breeze through the airport using the boarding pass? the data-driven technologies are helping the industry, not just the passenger, but also addressing the operational challenges that an airline has. there are four key areas that technology is trying to help. the first would be to automate -- processes which results in a happy passenger. the second would be the ability to really could -- to relocate staff. third being the scale of the -- the ability to scale operations up and down. and finally, using the data insight to help us make the informed decision-making t

talking about that was azlin ahmad, covering crude oil markets in the middle east and asia pacific andhe told me that yesterday's spike in energy prices may have been a knee—jerk reaction to the conflict. i think the main reason is that there is some fear that what's happened, there could be a fallout to the rest of the middle east countries, so i think that's been the main reason why we saw the 4% increase immediately as we opened yesterday in asia time. so it is anyway a bit of a knee—jerk reaction but it is based on fears that it could escalate, and your colleague mentioned, it could see repercussions on iran or the us increasing of the sanctions on iran if they think that iran was involved and that could impact iran's production exports. that's been the key thing right now that is pushing prices up. is there a way that oil importing nations can really insulate themselves against this instability that we are seeing? in the short—term, very unlikely. it's hard to turn to something else, an alternative. even if they wanted to increase that gas usage for power generation, it's not some

as were rages in eastern europe and israel and china continues its provocations in the asia-pacific, populist movement in the republican party says that america should retreat from our leadership position, turn inward and focus solely on domestic concerns. i do not have to tell people gathered here that there are powerful voices within and outside our party that say we have to choose between supporting our allies in solving problems here at home. let me say from my heart, anyone who says that america cannot solve our problems at home and be the leader of the free world is a pretty -- has a pretty small view of the greatest nation on earth. we have done both. we must do both. we will do both for the sake of america, israel, and the world. i believe we have come to republican time for choosing, no more than ever. the american people in the world need the republican party to stand tall for freedom. you know, it was our party that brought on the soviet union. it was our party that led the fight in the global war on terror. and it will be republican leadership that will lead us to the fut

the biggest drags also on the msci asia pacific. worth noting moves among property developers in hong kong. new world hitting its lowest level in 20 years after it slashed its dividend payout. we're seeing evergrande popping 40 plus percent on bets, despite its chairman and founder now facing an official probe. kriti: avril hong with the asian market story. thank you for that update. let's get to the top stories with our reporters around the world. swati joins me from sydney with valerie in london and lizzy burden over in manchester. we start with the rba position. walk us through the logic of the rba holding pat. it is being characterized as a hawkish hold. >> this was michele bullock first statement as governor and policy continuity was the standout. she kept her statement unchanged from the previous month, but retained that titling bias. economists are expecting one more hike later this year. markets however were disappointed, and we saw a selloff in the aussie dollar, because despite a pickup in inflation and oil prices, the rba

. >> francisco is getting ready to host the asia pacific economic cooperation summit or apec next month. the summit is expected to bring thousands of people here, including world leaders sent a big boon to our local economy. kron 4 sarah stinson joins us here in the studio with what you should know ahead of that event. sarah. >> can those not attending the apec summit wonder heavy traffic and road closures due to increased security. take a look. this is the map released today. those thick red lines right there. those show the 4 square block near mosconi center that will be locked down during the event. officials are releasing this information weeks in advance. so you can plan ahead. francisco has been chosen to host the asia pacific economic cooperation summit during the week of november. 13th. >> more than 20,000 people are expected to attend, including president joe biden and vice president kamala harris as well as leaders from 21 different apec economies. we're very excited to take part in this event. >> and putting the global spotlight on the city and county of san francisco. the ev

should have a theater nuclear capability in asia pacific. but i would like to ask the logic of that, to explain that a little more because in the trump administration, it called for a sea-launched cruise missile nuclear capability, but it certainly wasn't treated as an urgent priority during the trump administration. my recollection is it was a good decade away before that kind of capability would have been fielded. and also, in the trump administration, national defense strategy, it was even suggested that it could be traded away if the russians made certain concessions on inf. of course that treaty is now gone. more recently, a general said there should be at least the possibility of a theater system and not necessarily a sea launch cruise missile. why do we need a theater nuclear system in the asia pacific at this time? and how could we achieve it since the biden administration has said they don't want to do a sea launch cruise missile, and you would be asking to reverse that policy, and how important and urgent is this? >> yeah, so i wil

are not ready to fight with china; at the same time, they are creating a military group in the asia-pacifichat it is already difficult to compete with china technologically; developments in artificial intelligence are 50 years old; the chinese are... years ahead of the american ones in the field of artificial sun ; thermonuclear reaction control thermonuclear the reaction is much higher and in its development in time than the american events of april of this year twenty-third, when america re-imposed sanctions, new sanctions against china, specifically related to china’s successes in the development of takamaka, that is, an artificial sun, then they were able to hold the plasma more 107, it seems, seconds, and the americans said: no , no, no, in no case, by hook or by crook, we need to hold back their development, so when we talk about the competition of the west with china, we must make it even easier for our viewers explain and explain, america and western corporations have the most important problem , this is the problem of overproduction, they have a huge amount of goods, they invested

the msci asia pacific has been flat for much of the session. we got the early bump on the nikkei after we saw that sentiment is improving for manufacturers and non-manufacturers. part of that is to do with the cheaper japanese currency. we did get the boj announcing the additional bond buying operation set for wednesday. that is a bearish yen signal. we are also seeing how we are getting those chinese pmi numbers from the weekend and investors are still digesting that bit of information perhaps. some optimism in the form of the official manufacturing pmi, which surprised with a bit of expansion for the first time since march, what just by a whisker. there was cautious optimism because on the tyson numbers, there was a slowing. we might see these exporters in china still facing heavy pressure and enough to keep economists and investors on their tubes -- their toes. dani: thank you. let's get to our top stories of the day with our reporters around the world. joining us is bill in singapore, valerie here in london, and lizzy in manchester. we have

leave with the, for the time being the thank you so much for joining us to get our motto to the asia pacific during a change in jakarta. thank you so much and go ahead and germany talk to the all of charles has opened a new synagogue in the city of this. so in the east of the country, germany has seen the rise united pacific incidents since the start of the contract . the pin is available and how much of that's prompted a photo to use to type and security around synagogues, and a jewish buildings. sholtes stressed of germany will do all the time to protect jewish communities. so i'm teasing that just most office and thoughts on kind of like told me that can be no room for enter semitism and germany to see me most per regardless of whether it is motivated by politics or religion. but funding so that i split is from of the left or the rights and up into give bucks, whether it distressed it to you for hundreds of years on the question brought time from the outside on to the me test, most like i do semitism, is it poisoned feeding from resentments to goes to the lack of empathy, most at intolera

god motto is to the new asia pacific doing a chief in chicago. thank you so much. invite had in germany talks about all of charles has opened a new synagogue in the city of this. so in the east of the country, germany has seen the rise united pacific incidents since the start of the conflict between isabel and hum us. and that's prompted a photo to use to type in security around seen a ghost and a jewish buildings. sholtes stressed germany will do all to come to protect jewish communities. so i'm teasing that just most office and thoughts on kind of like all of them that can be no room for enter semitism and germany is the most per, regardless of whether it is motivated by politics or religion. but funding. so that basically is from of the left or the rights and nothing to give bucks, whether it's distressed it to you for hundreds of years on the question brought time from the outside on to see me test most like i do. semitism is a poison feeding from resentments because the lack of empathy, most and intolerance will just cut because of my boys a

in the eurasian union, the cis, the shanghai cooperation organization, the brix countries, the asia -pacific the near and middle east, africa, and latin america. despite all attempts from the outside to contain this process, business ties with them are the calling card of our big country, a little more than two weeks before the grandiose event. november 4th day national unity exhibition forum russia opens. everything that our regions are famous for is presented at the vdnkh site. the secrets of the best masters who have kept modern technologies for centuries, as they say, are rich in something. valery kuznetsov found out how they prepare to welcome guests and what they want. surprise, our native vologda region, with its rich forests , rivers and lakes, here everyone will find activities and recreation to their liking, in the residence of father frost in veliky ustyug work is in full swing, hundreds of letters with new year's wishes are already come from all regions of the country, but of course, i want to talk about my most cherished dreams in person, and such an opportunity will be in mosco

the airline in asia pacific are really starting to recover after those two years and in china's caseion internationally, they were starting to recover, the balance sheets were bruised for all carriers in the region and starting to recover, but the macroeconomic uncertainty this will bring, particularly to oil and jet fuel prices, oil prices, that will bring uncertainty into the aviation industry. the problem also is there are concerns about escalation into the broader region of the middle east, and that would have a global economic impact. as your previous guest said, this is a case of watch and wait and see. at the moment, there will be jitters and nerves in the industry, for sure. events in israel and gaza raise any number of questions about what has happened, and what may happen next. our analysis editor ross atkins is looking at some of them. awarning, a warning, there are some flashing images in the story. let's start with the islamist militant group that carried out this attack. who are hamas? the name is an arabic acronym for islamic resistance movement. it is sworn to israel'

difficult situation in the world, in the first role, the economy is gradually taking over the asia-pacifictes, losing its leadership, is acting more and more harshly towards everyone, both its partners and countries that are still treated as colonies. i cannot help but say a few words about the unprecedented the exacerbation of the palestinian-israeli conflict, colleagues have also spoken about this now, during which thousands of civilians on both sides were killed and wounded. what happened is a large-scale tragedy that the israelis are now experiencing. the palestinians were a direct result of the failed policies of the united states in the middle east. the americans, with the support of their european satellites, tried to monopolize the middle east settlement, but were not concerned with finding compromises acceptable to both sides, and certainly never took into account fundamental interests of the palestinian people, but we hear about plans to prepare a ground operation in gaza, but you and i understand how it’s quite, if we say so semi-professionally, the use of heavy equipment in res

but also pursuing a robust agenda with the partners around the world, including in the asia-pacific. i do think it is a very serious challenge to the biden administration, but not just the biden administration. this is a challenge for the united states because of the deterioration of a bipartisan support for trade liberalization generally and for free trade agreement as a mechanism to obtain new markets for u.s. goods, to strengthening global trading rules and to create more enduring positive economic relationships with our partner. there was a strategic and diplomatic mandate for pursuing trade agreements in the past. because of this, bipartisan deterioration and support for free trade, we can no longer utilize those mechanisms. i think that is a serious challenge. it manifested earlier with the wto. the two run aground many years earlier for multilateral trade liberalization. the failure of a general lack of energy for trade negotiations i think reflected failing support among key members of the international trading system. i think the unique challenges posed by talent -- china as