iii director of the asia-pacific re . ion. , ., director of the asia-pacific re.ion_ l, director of theegion. if you look at china, the population _ region. if you look at china, the population is _ region. if you look at china, the population is ageing, i region. if you look at china, | the population is ageing, this was a challenge for china over the medium term. that accounts for why they revise our global forecast. if you move the other way, then you have india, where you have a population is much younger, every year you have significant people working... sa ivet saivet you would mention china their commonality seeking to fix the economic challenges? demand is pretty weak. that is partly due to what is happening in the property sector. there are several measures to address the property sector. but that said, confidence in the property sector has not come back. what we have been advocating to the government is to put in place policies to address in a straightforward way the property market stress. we have talked about three policies, one, of course, you have seen the yen moving and t

asia—pacific boost spending injapan. a top destination for global travellers according to mastercard economic institute�*s latest travel trends report. japan leads the top spot welcoming a record three million international arrivals — mainly due to a favourable exchange rate coupled with the popular cherry blossom season. ireland, romania, italy and spain rounded off the top 5. as for the rest of the top 10 destinations, a number of them are in this region, including australia, south korea and indonesia. mastercard's asia pacific chief economist, david mann, says despite the high cost of living, customers are willing to spend money on holidays. i think it is one of the big things that's been going on ever since the end of the covid pandemic which has been this preference for experiences and the of the list, even during the pandemic where people were always thinking about and dreaming of, was to keep getting back on to travel and so we have seen this big pick—up in the amount of travel particularly to the places with good

>> a lot of upside in hong kong but in general a mixed bag across the asia-pacific. it seems like investors were bracing for a more hawkish fed. we got a fed that downplayed that the move would be imminently a rate hike. also the shrinking of the balance sheets to ease pressure on money markets. yet powell also signaled that while keeping the cuts on the table, they might not come so soon, especially given how he sees inflation in the country. have a listen. >> in recent months, inflation has shown a lack of further progress toward over 2% objective and we remain highly attentive to inflation risks. avril: lack of progress on inflation, that is the highlight. that's why perhaps we are not seeing that much convincing moves to the upside. the kospi is down. nikkei futures pointing to a slight gain when markets return to the lunch break. the focus has really been on the hong kong stocks. quite a rally. a well beating rally despite the crucial pillar of support today, mainland investors. of course, china is shot. a lot of the upside we are seeing might be thanks to what

— more mature markets in asia pacific as _ more mature markets in asia pacific as well, so the defenceustralia, south korea _ budget of australia, south korea and japan have all increased in order to slow that increase — increased in order to slow that increase in— increased in order to slow that increase in terms of regional proportion allocated towards china — proportion allocated towards china. so ultimately at the moment, we are at a point where china _ moment, we are at a point where china almost spends as much as the rest — china almost spends as much as the rest of— china almost spends as much as the rest of the region combined, but it is really stalling _ combined, but it is really stalling the shift as it were, as these _ stalling the shift as it were, as these more mature markets have _ as these more mature markets have begun implementing these things — have begun implementing these thin . s. ., , have begun implementing these thins. ., , ., things. there has also been a lot of focus _ things. there has also been a lot of focus on _ things. there has also been a lot of focus

annabelle: that was the blackrock head of asia-pacific susan chan speaking on tiger money podcast.by rebecca senna and david and gladys. -- david ingles. you can find it on apple, spotify, youtube and bloomberg.com but one of the action so far and actually susan spoke to us about japanese equities being an investment opportunity but a lot of the action that we see so far in the bond space is the rise we see in yields really led by the longer end of the curve given you've got traders educating for some was sort of policy change from the boj in response of course to the weaker yen and japanese government officials are saying that they are watching the yields and will respond haidi is necessary. haidi: take a look ballot how we set up u.s. futures looking like this as we head into really the expectations of what the inflation print will come about as always seeing some softness when it comes to tile features as we get into the open. the china show was next. -- is next. so, what are you thinking? i'm thinking... (speaking to self) about our honeymoon. what about africa? safari? hot air

mastercard's asia pacific chief economist, david mann, says despite the high cost of living, customerson. it's one of the biggest things has been going on since the end of the covered pandemic, which is this preference for experiences, and top of the list even during the pandemic, people were always thinking about and dreaming about was to keep getting back home to travel. so we've seen this big pick—up in the amount of travel particularly to places with good value— as you mentioned, japan has been topping these lists in these regions for most popular destination, also gaining one of the highest shares of total tourism bookings of anywhere in the world, the only other place in the world getting slightly more has been munich, in germany, getting the uefa world cup that we had coming up with the champions league. so when we have big sporting events or concert events, that's been drawing lots of travellers, and it's good value injapan with the ultra weak yen against the us dollar. for most other markets, that's been a really big control that's been allowing people to have good expenses, b

asia pacific central depository corporation is an active member. iran was previously a member of the board of directors in 2016 and a deputy in 2018. he was elected as the chairman of central depository corporation of asia pacific. the deputy minister of employment, labor cooperation and social welfare from issuing licenses for home businesses he informed as soon as possible. according to mr. biranvand, more than 400,000 home business licenses have been issued in the last two years. in the past years, a simple home business license sometimes 8. it used to take a month, that is, 8 months, the person had to apply in person , now the home business permit is 5 minutes and in person and without referring to an expert. this has caused us to give more than 400,000 tomans in two years, only a permit for a home business. more news , students. george washington university protested the genocide in gaza in this university, these students said: america should support this end the genocide. we know that our country is spending our taxes on killing in gaza by su

group in 2013 , is an active member of the six working groups of central depository companies of asia pacifican was previously a member of the board of directors in 2016 and in 2018 as a vice-chairman of the central depository companies of asia pacific. was chosen on the last working day of the week, the transactions of the glass hall of the stock market welcomed the holidays with a decreasing trend. total index at the end of today with 302 units equal to 17 percent of negative return on the number. it reached billion tomans. shasta, zob, femli and kama symbols were among the most traded symbols in wednesday trading. and the symbols and hopes of sa dasht mellat with the greatest positive effect prevented further decline of the index, while the symbols of foulad kechat and fars played the greatest role in reducing the total index. the challenges of marketing law led to its revision. a resolution that was announced a few days ago it is passed and the stock exchanges talk about the group and symbols that this resolution includes. and of course , the 6-month period defined for its implementation

we'll have more from the imf�*s asia pacific boss ahead. hello and welcome to asia business report.'m steve lai. before we get all the business news to tell you about the day, you are seeing colombia university. it is where police are now on campus trying to disperse pro—palestinian protesters. nypd officers have entered the university, where students protesting israel's war in gaza have occipied hamilton hall. moments ago police and that the hall. the police department acted after receiving a letter from the administration authorising them to go into the campus. we'll have more on this developing story right here on bbc news. images show police entering the building, as you see on screen, making their way through a window, by the looks of things, trying to make their way into the hall to get to the students that have camped out inside. the campus is in upper manhattan which has been a focal point of student protests that have spread to dozens of universities and schools across the us, expressing opposition to israel's war in gaza. police are, quote, clearing it out, as they marched

the thing is, i'm thinking is coming out of asia pacific, a huge land slide has struck a remote village in pop point, new guinea, we believe in the northern province of anger. jessica washington is standing by for us in chicago and indonesia with the latest it's. it's breaking news. what more do we know about this incident? jessica? it will. this is very much a developing situation with some local john list confirming that a land slide hitch angle province at around 3 am at the national board. costa, in australia, the sterling pulled cost incorporation says that around $100.00 people of the dead . let me just talk you through the area that we are looking at. this is around the remote problems. most people living traditional lifestyle is mostly subsistence farm is living in that area which is around it's 2 to 3 hours from the provincial capital and around 600 kilometers from the capital port mostly. now it is unclear

with industrials helping the csi 300, but the hang seng is in line with what we see across the asia-pacific. selling in u.s. treasuries overnight came on the back of soft u.s. auction, also against the backdrop of hawkish fed speak. we are keeping an eye on currencies as well. let's flip the board and take a closer look as you just touched on. we saw a onshore u.n. hitting levels we haven't seen since november against the greenback. this is after the pboc fix, levels we haven't seen in four months. and that really shows the pboc is allowing potentially their currency to weaken. we are also keeping an eye on some of the other crosses. the aussie now is losing some ground against the greenback. we saw bit of a jump earlier. still gaining ground against the yen, and this is against the backdrop of the expectations of what the boj is going to do.

asia-pacific regions, then i am sure that if these issues are resolved in asia , indonesia will be ableo achieve high economic growth, and the entire asia-pacific regions will be able to rise to a different economic level. the first meeting of ocean foreign ministers in 2024 took place in luang probang, the oldest city in laos. osian is becoming an increasingly attractive area for foreign investment. economy. russia is one of the main trading partners. especially in the area of ​​integration of the asian economy with the eurasian economic cooperation organization, as well as the shanghai cooperation organization. which would bring real benefits and benefits to our two regions. ministerial meetings are held annually between first the soviet union, and now the russian federation. laos and russia have a long-standing relationship of friendship and cooperation. russia has always been a close and reliable friend of the laotian people. we still remember and appreciate the help the soviet people provided to our country during the struggle for independence from the imperialist invaders. compreh

asia-pacific president at ubs. back to you.nnabelle: a great interview there and of course david ingles at the conference and we will be back in a few minutes with him really great interviews coming up. stay tuned for these. more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates, exemption certificates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh haidi: looking at how european futures are shaping up and it has been a session globally given the closure of u.s. markets for memorial day but we have seen some upside when it comes to european stocks than we had [indiscernible] talk about the concept of consecutive cuts from the european central bank official futures looking positive and euros stocks up 1/10 of 1% we did see cars sensitive utilities the better annabelle: we are 30 minutes into the trading session and we are not seeing much movement across the board with the broader gauge sitting flat and trading volumes are pretty much off the 20 day mov

if signed it would be the largest bank loan issued in the asia-pacific outside of japan going back to2. haidi: futures in new york opening for this friday session. a little upside when it comes to asian stocks. not much is carried through. some futures on the back foot, we saw broadly higher for european equities on thursday. it was a rebound of the low. it looks like broad-based means may be giving up a little bit given the pressure from the recent surge in bond yields despite cooling when it comes to the big move. in the previous session we saw real estate and telecom stocks seeing gains but the stoxx 600, the biggest one-day slide in a month. looking at how u.s. risk assets are trading, this as we continue to look for market reaction to the historic news that donald trump has become the first former u.s. president to become -- be found guilty of criminal charges related to the hush money payment to a porn star. this models the outlook when we are just five months away from election day in the united states and the implications of when the sentencing will happen, what it will look l

we initially saw a softer dollar, which helped some of the risk appetite among asia-pacific assets, and the stocks are mostly running higher. we also see the dollar picking up now, so that might be putting some of that pressure on the onshore/offshore yuan. we also got tokyo cpi numbers earlier today, and it shows a pickup, pointing to potentially an acceleration in the nationwide trend when that data drops next month. perhaps making the case for the boj to mold those rate hikes. still see and that pressure coming through on japanese bonds. as i say, we were looking really closely at the china pmi's as well, the unexpected contraction in factory activity. why is this important? because there was expansion for the past two months, and we were actually seeing that sector really supporting the recovery in china, so this is raising a bit of eyebrows, and it is also the biggest miss versus estimates in more than a year. these are the sub-indices that are not helping things along. take a look at the output, the new order slowing coming there for those manufacturers in china . another concern

china is critically important in australia and around the asia-pacific. capital from customers is being redeployed elsewhere into asia and supply chains move. ainsley is perfectly well-positioned to benefit from that because we are in those places, india, vietnam or wherever it might be, we are there. if we are nimble and able to move capital to respond to customer needs, those are the areas where we will have growth. the second one, the other really important thing is our transformation away from being a lending leader of investments around the region. it has underpinned the strength of our business, we see that as fundamentally inspiring growth over the long-term. international payment processing grew 8.5% year on year. digital payments grew 70%. real-time payments grew 20%. that's where the growth will come from in the future. haidi: great to have you with us, shane elliott from anz group. garfield rentals, we had some interesting comments there in terms of the environment on rba day, challenging terms of the competition for a lot of these banks in the

well, you know that americans have many military bases in asia pacific , whether in south korea, japan, australia, and they have a joint security treaty with australia, britain, which is supposed to use this joint security treaty to protect taiwan. this is considered a fundamental sedition for china and for the chinese. a fundamental danger is that they are moving towards a defense and military alliance and developing their cooperation to reach a multilateral security agreement beyond shankai . the ability of this agreement to achieve more integration and take the security field beyond the central asian issue, and this is a capability that we we can talk to him in our negotiations with the russian side . all in all, one of the basic points that was raised today in the dialogue between the parties was that in the new order, which is based on the policy of paying attention to the common demands of the parties and the absence of a hegemonic approach, we can bring our participation in the military and security field to a path that will not threaten let's reduce our common interests, which

m l a chance catering no asia pacific affairs analyst at expert is back. thank you so much for sticking around k j. so looking at me and mars economy, it remains one of age as poor as nation since it's independence from britain in 1948. it's been noticeably left out of all these various trained deals with the us that has stitched together with different asian countries. i mean, everything from obama is now defunct, t p, p to trust the version of it. that was called c p tvs. and even now under biden's, i pass that is that one of mine is 1st executive orders. l 14014, dated february 10th, 2021. it opens the flood gates to sanction being more and for me is entities, even individuals. a quick scroll of the state department website and you'll find that since then, dozens upon dozens of sanctions had been heaped on. why as fight in doing this to an already poor and suffering nation? well, i mean, certainly it has an incredible history of being abused and, you know, tortured by colonial powers, and then by its own military hunter. so it's a long suffering nation.

activities, the negative impact of the us and nato strategy on the situation in general in the asia-pacificeetings to washington and brussels, opposed attempts by individual countries to use outer space for the purpose of armed confrontation, opposed the he... us attempts to change the balance of power in northeast asia expressed serious concern about us attempts to upset the strategic balance, including the deployment of american medium -range missiles in the philippines, possibly in japan, opposed the us provocation of its allies in relations with the democratic people's republic of korea, i honestly don’t remember this, when was the last time we expressed such concern. called on the us and nato to take responsibility for the socio-economic difficulties of afghanistan, pay the price and not again trying to replace the military infrastructure there, opposed interference in... i honestly don’t remember the list of our joint claims to the united states. i think that the fact of the state visit of the president of the russian federation to the people's republic of china really emphasizes this

our inspection can actually be approved in asia pacific at this point. we had to sell our certificates and services very cheaply, but now we can charge the real price and the value of our services. one indeed it is a source of foreign currency income for the country. in the field of business, it can expand a lot. when our quality actually reached that world level, now the discussion is real. the increase in our production can also be considered . the requirement to comply with the destination standard also applies to iran's trade with the eurasian economic union. a union with which iran is united. free trade has been signed and it is supposed to be implemented after approval in the parliaments of the member states of this union and iran. in this sense, we recommend to our producers that our producers and exporters have a strong recommendation that from this one year make good use of them and do all their reviews for the market, for the taste of the consumers, for the standards that exist in the market, sometimes they need to take these standards by spend

well, you know that the americans are based in the asia pacific.y have many armies, whether in south korea , japan, or australia, and they have a joint security agreement with australia and britain, which are supposed to use this joint security agreement to protect taiwan. this is considered a fundamental sedition for china, and for the chinese the main danger is that they move towards a defense and military alliance and develop their cooperation to reach one the multilateral security agreement for shankai is one -way. why do i emphasize the collective security agreement because the collective security agreement has the ability to be upgraded , which means that this agreement can reach a greater composition and take the security field beyond the central asian discussion, and this is an ability. that we can talk to him in our negotiations with the russian side. in general, one of the basic points that was raised today in the dialogue between the parties was that in the new order based on the policy of paying attention to the common demands of the pa

and in this sense, the security of the euro atlantic and the security of the asia pacific. and that's what stalls and drug side is indivisible. looking from that is why many countries of our shed continent should put the so need to trying to improve our own security. especially if we get back to the times when the soviet union was dissolved besides the fact that arrangements were reached in arms control, that many, all experts believes to be not quite just they have some intellectual concessions by the soviet union. and besides to the judgments on arms control, that's follows. that ensured permanent presence of american observers of actually at the gates of facilities that produce tell us to teach in west and re besides the fact that in early 19 ninety's as a town the of american and other west and aggregate had been working in the majority of governmental entities, of all countries, of the russian federation. besides old that most or maybe exactly. for this reason, the soviet union just sold that was the cheese, liam, and me revival of the united states. and vital to its w

unfortunately, t j no asia pacific affairs expert. thank you so much for your expert insight today . be sure to check out teachers latest writing at pearls and irritations. pleasure to be with you manila. and that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi, to show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila chance. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m o, the car acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. you do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. opinions that he won't get anywhere else to commit please. or do you have the state department to see i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your facts for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you, i'm comfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, it's not, we don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way you known in vietn

unfortunately, t j no asia pacific affairs expert. thank you so much for your expert insight today . be sure to check out teachers latest writing at pearls and irritations. pleasure to be with you manila. and that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi, to show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila . chad. thank you so much for turning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the, the, the russian states. never as one of the most sense community best most i'll send, send up the speed . the one else calls question about this, even though we will ben in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the russians to day and split the sport that came in our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the payment services for the question did you say stephen twist, which is the expedient story to us, the problem or result? lama show us dreamforce that is before you. so there's 2 more we keep going. as i mentioned earlier is i've just deep requirements. not

unfortunately, t j no asia pacific affairs expert. thank you so much for your expert insight today . be sure to check out teachers latest writing at pearls and irritations. pleasure to be with you manila. and that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi, to show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila . chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the hello and welcome to the cross, the full force here. we discussed some real in the craziness of the killed and repeating that you could and miss also. i come to the russian city of belgrade, plaza, condemned cube, and his lessons sponsor for the effects in m on an expensive decision, lot of inputs and normally it's a new defense minister crim in says andre, the full, the in the right fix for a more and it would soon focus mason's. i'm an agent, the civil south i for the genocide charges against israel in the international court of justice as a us versus concerns about the i the vision wrap up

about asia pacific dealer cheese. thank you. can you repeat in elections, get onto a next week or on fall right? parties are expected to make big games. one country where they all forging ahead is friends that the right wing, national riley party of marine, the pen has spent years cleaning up its radical image to try and become more electable. the w is that needs a new, a reports from one place where they have made significant inroads, the department of the crews in central front. she went on the campaign trail with a young socialist hoping to turn back the tide a little the morning. something for the 9th of june been 17 year old antoine shovel wants to convince status. the socialists currently predicted to come 3rd of the right choice in the upcoming european elections. but many here are likely to cost a different fate. me to good morning. the european elections will happen on the 9th of june. been by there are many people here hesitated for the sol. right. national riley. how to explain that. but maybe we should give it a go.

k j now k j is an expert on all things related to the asia pacific region. and uh, let me set this up for you. recently president, she was invited to france and the president crowned, looked like i get a school girl at a party trying to slap him on the back while she appeared to give him kind of a cold fish. and so i'd like to stop it. this is embarrassing. let's look at the 2 images. once again, the ones i showed manila a little while ago. i want to get. i want to get a jays reaction to this are you see him with macro w? i look at them. i mean, it doesn't even look, watch, watch. now ma chrome is patting him on the back and everything. and then the other picture, it's actually she who's been putting, putting on the back and seems very engaged. i mean, these 2 guys look like they're going to go out and buy furniture and share an apartment or something. uh, what's going on. uh, what's going on with this relationship. uh, that seems extremely more cordial and more friendly every time i see it. and with every time these 2 guys made between putting and she a jac

as we contemplate japan and asia-pacific, the standards are very, very, very strict.passed all the thresholds of the recess of inventing the technology, proving it works, designing the technology and now we are in the stages of demonstrating we are 100% safe to move people into vehicles. the last step is the hardest, most expensive and most obligated step. that is what we are deploying our final phase toward. haidi: as you said, you -- you are looking at crowded cities in asia. these are in focus, but how do these work when you have a scenario with heavy congestion and also the volume of people, would you want something bigger than a glide way? something that can transport more people? mark: i'm so glad you asked. what we design is a technology that is counterintuitive to how we think of mass transit which, we think of big things like big trains, big buses. it turns out you can packet vehicles. the internet takes a data file, brexit up two packets and routes them across a network between bones if your emailing a photo. we do the same thing with people and small vehicl

up these unsold homes of distressed developers, that is something else we are watching in the asia-pacific as well. for now we are seeing not that much moves on japanese equities in south korea. a bit of a climb. dollar-yen moving towards that 156 level. of course something we have been watching in the l last week was the unwinding of the fed rate hike expectations. let's look at what we are seeing in australia today. because we saw the asx 200 ending the week with declines. admitted a recovery. the aussie has also been in focus. that data out of australia prompting rba rate cut bets. we will keep a close eye on those minutes later in the week, tomorrow that is. we are seeing treasuries in the u.s. climbing. brent is also in focus after those fresh attacks over the weekend, putting geopolitical risk out of ukraine in the middle east in focus. we saw weekly gains just below $84 a barrel. haidi: let's bring in our next guest who expects the market turbulence we have seen to eventually moderate. let's bring in the strategist at state street global markets. great to have you with us. it still

that's talk about what you are doing in the asia-pacific. a bit of a different path towards china.e have seen some of the wall street banks like jp morgan, morgan stanley, goldman sachs, over the last couple of years, pulled back because the deal -- there has been a dearth of deal flows and look, there are some barriers -- protectionist barriers happening with china and the united states, that bifurcation but you have gone back into china after exiting 17 years ago. can you give me the justification for that? brian: sure. there is a lot going on globally and in the region. we are righted by our clients. we are seeing a lot of our clients looking for some diversification in their counterparty relations. bmp stands out as one of the leading european banks if not the leading european bank and we are happy to serve our clients and their needs here in asia, in china, wherever it is, actually, but that need for diversification, which is gradually and gently are expanding into that where we see opportunities to help them. stephen: where do you see the best opportunities through the securi

and what he said was closed alliances in the asia pacific. no doubt referred to that book is packed, which aging says is designed to contain china. beijing is all free, the variety of lifelines to most go, depending on what they actually need. but what it's trying to get out of this of the short and long term building has been a huge bank to of russia says it's an invasion of the brain. it's providing an economic lifeline through it's rolling trades, but it's all completely one sided. china find itself and boiled in increasingly tense rivalry with the united states and aging policy makers. see this as a real threat. searching for full season thing to have a play like a russia military palace suddenly in china is one. or should there be any sort of conflict down the road? and secondly, she just thing has made no secret of his big project to create what he says is a more multi polar world. he's trying to fight against us like older, through the belgian road initiative through trying to struggle wedge between europe and the united states. and th

still guided by the fact that the taiwan strait, the south china sea, and in general the entire asia-pacific zone of cooperation, not conflict. alexander borits, evgen samsonov, nikolai petrov, lead the beijing bureau. meanwhile, the united states is going to use its favorite weapon against china weapons, economic sanctions. the state debt announced the preparation of a new package today. dozens of chinese banks could be blacklisted. the biden administration intends to. wants rhetoric towards beijing, because the owner of the white house wants to look like a strong leader before the elections, but his ratings are still falling, so victory can only be guaranteed by the exclusion of the only competitor from the presidential race. about how the new york court is trying to put trump behind bars and why, the closer the verdict, the more anxiety there is in biden’s headquarters, in denis’s report davidova. how trump goes to work to court every day. the day before, the jury was unable to reach a verdict. usa, either a process or reality. prosecutors accuse the former president of making payments to

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let's get analysis now with kiranjeet kaur, associate research director at idc asia-pacific. start off with your reaction to this lineup that came out. of course we have seen weaker tablet sales. they sort of picked up this year, but do you expect to see this lineup further stimulate demand? kiranjeet: i think it should stimulate further demand. apple did not announce any ipads last year. but with this announcement and four new ipads and a price job for the 10th generation, it should hopefully trigger some consumer interest. they should be looking to upgrade devices they had produced earlier during the pandemic time. annabelle: where do you see most of the demand coming from? there has been that lower-priced tech segment, then you have the upper end where it is clear competition where apple is looking to compete for aipc's. which one are you more excited about? kiranjeet: obviously the ipad pro with the oled display and the new chip and with a more powerful engine. obviously it is for the premium users and has the most upgrades apple has seen in the ipad. but because of the h

asia-pacific in the u.s. thing that affects sales so just correcting a line, numbers have been in adjustment. increase above 8%, full-year sales came in with the new face. these earnings meet estimates. we've had the naming of nicholas boss as the ceo from june and revenue is at a constant rate above estimates. asia-pacific is below estimates and china will drag. more analysis now with dosha who has been looking at the numbers. what is jumping out at you? dosha: nicholas boss is the chief executives so he's been with the company for a while. but what is interesting is he is starting june 1 and he is chief operating officer, they're doing a switcheroo. interesting to see that brings in any changes because they've been with the company for a long time. what is intriguing is the idea, we knew normalization would follow covid, the strength of china and asia. overall they met expectations, a bit of patching this in asia tom: how do the numbers compared to the luxury landscape? >> if you look at the landscape, a to

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avril: quite the party in the asia-pacific against a backdrop of the u.s. cpi. the stock gauge for the region climbing to the highest in more than two years and the regions benchmarks getting fuel from the gains in tech stocks. the australian benchmark outperforming if you are wondering why, because we got a jobless rate surge, under and that is fueling expectations of rba rate cuts. the hang seng getting a lift from tech stocks as well as chinese lenders. let's flip the board and dig deeper into the sectors we are watching in the asia-pacific. hang seng, tech lifted by tencent after earnings beat alibaba left her a miss. jd.com and baidu also keeping an eye on that. the chinese developers really and focus today. a gauge of them in hong kong, jumping to the highest level since december last year after bloomberg reports that china is mulling a plan that could get local governments to buy unsold homes from distressed developers. this could help address some of the issues related to excess inventory as well as liquidity. we are seeing that gauge jumping today but y

avril: mainland markets are in catch-up mode, one at the focuses for asia-pacific today, but we are keeping a close eye to the asian market reaction to the softer than expected u.s. payrolls number reviving beds that we will see the fed cut rates this year. some pricing in september. we saw how treasuries rallied friday and the dollar experienced its worst we can more than a month, so there is that follow-through in asia-pacific today. on dollar-yen despite initial reprieve, investors switching back to the interest rate differential impact of the 154 handle. hong kong stocks are flight. mainland market investors' first chance to react to a mostly positive outcome from the politburo meeting. progrowth messages and physical monetary support that policy makers will explore do ways to fix the housing crisis. msci 300 climbing as much as 6%. we did get the pboc providing some support for the yuan with its fix, the lowest since the middle of april, but if you look at this, the catch-up that we saw in onshore yuan not fully embracing. now moving back toward 721 for the trajectory of the currency.

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the asia-pacific president told us the takeover is due to officially close this week.spoke with us exclusively at the ubs asian investment conference in hong kong. take a listen. >> we have optimized most of the positions, both in terms of business and the geography itself. the cyclical trends, lines of business as well as the geography. for all of that, we are in 13 locations. tom: that was ubs' asia pacific president speaking to us. back to the china property story. it is one of the threads tying into the commodities level so far in the session. further measures coming through for the city of shanghai, the financial hub of china. a reduction in the downpayments that citizens and residents of shanghai now have to put down if they are buying a property. 20% is the down payment for first-time buyers, 30% for second home purchases. it is a reminder of these measures that continue to come through from officials being implement it to try to put some support after property prices fell there most in over a decade in the most recent print. we continue to give across that stor

consider it necessary to work towards building a reliable and adequate security architecture in the asia-pacificegion, in which there is no place for closed military-political alliances, we believe that the creation of such alliances is very harmful and counterproductive, i , for my part, will inform... the chairman of the people's republic of china , the situation that is developing around the ukrainian crisis. we are grateful to our chinese friends and colleagues for the initiatives they are putting forward to resolve this problem. the fact that ukraine will be discussed at the negotiations is still before they started, mentioned the press secretary of the russian president dmitry peskov. and the context is clear, as sidinpin stated following the negotiations, the problems of hot spots require a political settlement, but mentality is preventing it. cold war, from which a number of states apparently find it very difficult to get rid of. in today's world , the cold war mentality still prevails, unilateral hegemony, bloc confrontation and power politics directly threaten the entire peace and secu

international route network will expand, oriented, naturally, primarily to the east, the countries of the asia-pacifica lenova, konstantin krutikov, vesti khabarovsk. at the baltic federal university named after kant, the construction of a modern student campus, called kantiana, is in full swing. the first stage has already been completed; within a year , the town's libraries, swimming pool and dormitory will be ready. about the history of the university - and its people in a special report by zenaida kurbatova. it’s spring in kaliningrad, the courtyard of the baltic federal university is surrounded by greenery, but after a short break all the students are back at their desks with exams ahead. teacher at the higher school of linguistics. well, now we return to the kremlin. cooperation program between the ministry culture of the russian federation and the department of culture and antiquities of the kingdom of bahrain for 2024-2027. evacuation and, of course, fire extinguishing, for which the ukronazis have declared a real hunt for firefighters, but now the work will be a little safer, the transporter

that's what the board because as we search for signs of recovery in the asia-pacific, we have been seeing the msci china in overbought levels. where it goes from here it will depend a lot on the chinese seven mac seven tech eights. we see a how they have an outsized impact on these chinese benchmarks. but at a discount. this will be key to watch going into next week as we keep an eye on some of the earnings tencent, alibaba, baidu and jd.com. haslinda: morgan stanley says if you are chasing the tech rally in china, follow the themes, not the indexes. avril hong, thank you for that. the u.s. government is further tightening its export restrictions in chinese telecom giant huawei. we bring in our chief north asian correspondent stephen engle. what new action from d.c. are we talking about here? stephen: earlier you said tightening of the screws, that's a good way of putting it because these biden administration expert controls have been targeting a number of companies, but more precisely i guess you could say, huawei. we are hearing from sources that the biden administration has essentially

haidi: timothy moe is the cohead of asian market research and also chief asia-pacific equity strategist at goldman sachs. let's get it out of the way and talk about nvidia. it has been the dominant theme and driving force across much of the momentum trade. what do you read as the pass-through here in asia? timothy: thanks for having me on again. yes, nvidia, very strong numbers. number one, taiwan semiconductor and their adr last was up a couple percent. tsmc makes all nvidia's chips so there is an obvious readacross. that particular stock is the largest component of the msci itaewon index, about over 40% of the index. so that is part of the reason why taiwan is the number one performing market in asia this year, up 19%. it's a very clear readacross there, that is number one. number two, in addition to tech, hardware and communications services which has a lot of tech component in it, utilities are the second-best performing sector in asia this year. another way to play ai is in the power and energy component, the linkage being that the data servers require a tremendous amount of energy

cooperation with friendly countries , a free trade agreement is being prepared with the states of the asia-pacific region of the middle east and africa. at the same time, russia will not interfere with those who want to work in our country. despite the ongoing pressure on our country, we do not plan to introduce any restrictions for those foreign entrepreneurs who want to continue working with us. or plans to come to russia with new projects, just as we are not we intend to in no way limit the opportunities for domestic companies to operate in foreign markets. the sme sector has a special role; the income of employees of such organizations should grow faster than the economy as a whole. another important vector of work is technological sovereignty. the government is implementing systemic support measures for a wide range of products, thanks to them oxen. the added value of manufacturing industries should increase by 40% by the thirtieth year, and the share of domestic high-tech goods and services based on our own developments will grow by one and a half times. now the government is completing the

consider it necessary to work towards building a reliable and adequate security architecture in the asia pacific region, in which there is no place for coast of military political alliances. same states, it is very harmful and conquered, productive to create such alliances. of course, for my part, i will continue to inform the chairman about the situation that is developing along the ukrainian crisis. wayne school because it's a mutually beneficial strategic relationship for both countries. and it's one that will be watched closely by west indeed, as the person watching closely was during lis, bobby and catch mike, you joined us earlier from beijing and i asked him what china expects to get out of its deepening relationship with russia. so yeah, i would say that it's china once mandy, 2 things, maybe the 1st aspect is rather pragmatic code wants to em. benefits economic from the state as quote. now after the one ukraine, lots of west and companies have left the russian market and a chinese companies of putting that gap. and on the other hand, also, um russia, it's basically a cheap gasoline stat