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atare going to take a look stocks to watch. the country'sing credit rating. this is bloomberg. >> welcome back to bloomberg markets. seven minutes until the start of the cash equities trading day. us. burger has joined . focusing on the mining business. anne-marie, let's go to you first not the first time we have been dealing with news, bad news around argentina but this involves a credit rating. >> they are back in focus, european companies with exposure to china. it is not just the bva, which has a stake in the local argentinian banks. santander as well. basically in the name. definitely one to watch. what is the story? sayhe iron ore minor, they a review is showing some funds to a charity in the ukraine cannot be accounted for and some funds may have been misappropriated. they reiterated their directors and employees were not involved and they have suspended their relationship with this charity in the ukraine. company, ther the offices and minds were searched. is about 25%ce down. given the decline in iron or prices. this is likely another negative driver

atare watching very closely 9:15 beijing time. paul: china correspondent tom mackenzie and beijing.ore on trade. the trade war may be pushing the world economy toward its first recession in a decade. the views of former assistant secretary of state daniel russell. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ we are counting down to asia's first market opens this morning. japanese futures pointing to gains this thursday while the yen is edging higher. concerns are meeting around trade friction and global growth. pressure will remain as the rush to haven continues, driving down again to with insights of the year low. this is "daybreak: asia." i'm sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. paul: i am paul allen and sydney. -- some has called on have called for the u.s. and china to return to negotiations and a rules-based framework. our next guest agrees with that call. daniel russell was former assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs in the obama administration. things very much for joining us. fair bit ofracted a media attention since you have been in australia and you have made comments that

a hard atar now has a good use! —— stare. ——i hard atar now has a good use!ditional 20,000 offices nationally. sadiq khan has argued that london needs to be given a quarter of this due to a rise in violent crime and years of funding cuts. the home office says no decisions have yet been made. 57 schools have had fires in them so far this year, and none have had sprinklers fitted. that's according to london fire brigade. it's calling for them to become a mandatory requirement and for a retrofitting programme in all schools. now, you may well have come across train—spotters, but now there's a growing community of plane—spotters in london. it started three years ago at heathrow airport using a smartphone, and it now has thousands of subscribers across the world. big jet‘s founder said that demand is increasing. plane—spotting has completely changed. you've still got your guys who are still, sort of, like, they're keen on getting the numbers, the registrations, you know? you've got the guys who take photographs. where's the commentary? you know, you sort of miss i

atare trying to do that various recruitment events, but we also have q in day sessions -- q&a sessions on a webpage where female officers answer questions for potential recruits. officerso ask female to do the briefings during the recruitment -- we call them recruitment seminars. it is where we invite potential cadets in for briefings and testing. that is just some of the things we do. >> are all jobs opened women in the danish forces? >> yes, they are. with regard to testing and women and men, we put the same demands for women and women. before, theresaid culturey firm masculine in the danish armed forces. for some reason, there are more and the the air force danish emergency management agency than in the army and navy. i have been wondering why is that so? we do more or less the same recruitment campaigns. meet more or less the same standards and demands. a lot of the jobs are the same. i think, again, it is a question about culture. the danish air force is only 70 years old. emergency management agency didn't exist until 1992. whereas, the army was formed in 1614 and navy was formed