the expect -- also potentially a bank of korea decision. haidi: exports have been strong when it comes to korea largely on account of chip exports. let's take a look at the open. paul: all right. what we have? haidi: he brought upside. we were expecting nvidia again shattering expectations to bring a bit more fresh fervor into the markets. starting to sound like a broken record. it is like waiting for goo -- we're away from the record high but continuing to watch for that level very closely. a nice gain in japan. topix up by about .5%. dollar-yen over the 150 level. that is a level where we see murmuring from the department of finance. also watching for the start of things when it comes to the fed. we had the fomc minutes. the take away his we see most fed officials more concerned about the risk of cutting to earlier than the risk of holding rates too high for too long. perhaps we are also seeing a bit of readjustment of expectations when it comes to fed rate cuts across this market as well. that of course plays into the gap that we see when

the expect -- also potentially a bank of korea decision. ts have been strong when it comes to korea largely on account of chip exports. let's take a look at the open. paul: all right.

of this technology out in the world. south korea hasjust released its unemployment data forjanuary. it fell to 3%, down from 3.2% in december. next week, the bankave its regular meeting to decide on the cost of borrowing. ahead of parliamentary polls in april, president yoon suk yeol has pushed forjobs creation and lower interest rates for an economy that is seen as finely balanced. economist arup raha talked to me about what lies ahead for the country. the economy is moving in a pretty predictable path — but as you brought up the semiconductor cycle has turned, so there some boosters taking place on exports, which in turn is helping gdp growth. we've got an advanced estimate that it wasn't that way, but 0.6%. you see a better estimate come out later. but the larger picture on the korean economy is this, it's taken a body blow over the last year because of the downturn elect —— in electronics and the global cycle, plus the aftermath of covid. and the bank of korea, which is the inflation targeting bank, has actually stopped raising rates for over a year despite the fact that inflation has been significantly above target. now that said, the econ

the bank of korea was one of the first central banks to tighten its monetary policy to tackle inflation 2021. it last raised rates in january 2023 but kept them steady since then. turning to the aviation industry where there has been a major shakeup at the top of aerospace makers boeing. the head of the trouble 737 max programme has been removed, effective immediately. let's get more on this story from my colleague monica miller in the newsroom. monica, this is a significant move. it is. he is an 18—year veteran with the company and he took over the 737 max programme in 2021 to help revive it after the pandemic. he is the fifth person to hold this position. boeing says the reason for the changes because they want to improve their quality as well as safety. the announcement comes one week before its ceo, dave calhoune is expected to meet with us regulators over this and it already goes back to an incident in which a door plug dislodged midflight from a brand—new alaska airlines flight back injanuary and that has been under investigation. i have been attending the singapore air show this

bank left interest rates unchanged at 3.5% at its first policy meeting of the year. the bank of koreathe first central banks to tighten its monetary policy to tackle inflation back in 2021. it last raised rates injanuary 2023 but kept them steady since then. turning to the aviation industry where there has been a major shakeup at the top of aerospace makers boeing. the head of the trouble 737 max programme has been removed, effective immediately. let's get more on this story from my colleague in the newsroom. monica, this is a significant move. it monica, this is a significant move. , , ., [w monica, this is a significant move. , ., move. it is. he is an 18 year veteran _ move. it is. he is an 18 year veteran with _ move. it is. he is an 18 year veteran with the _ move. it is. he is an 18 year veteran with the company . move. it is. he is an 18 year l veteran with the company and move. it is. he is an 18 year - veteran with the company and he took over the 737 max programme in 2021 to help revive it after the pandemic. he is the fifth person to hold this position. boeing says the reas

dynamic continues to sustain and we produce -- push people into being very cautious so we have bank of koreathis week i think will say we would love to cut but we will wait for the evidence. >> it's also about the boj and when it makes an exit from negative rates. what are your predictions -- projections? >> april ideally we could get the boj yield curve policy and we think dollar-yen peaks out at 154 and we start appreciating so so far we have been saying the dollar will be strong in the first quarter and that has played out well and we see the dollar yen and dollar china slowly peeking out in the first quarter and getting stability in the second quarter before a rally in the second half of the year. the fed will cut in june 3 times. we have priced out the march cut . i think the market is pricing it incorrectly in a certain sense looking for the three cuts rolling out in march but i would say looking at the latest data coming through and the predictions of gdp the risks on u.s. growth are to the upside so if we look at what i was telling you about dollar strength and the playbook for weake

still seen as too high for the bank of korea's liking but it appears food prices are rising. price at the pump is falling. what did you hear from the governors thing inflation remains the most important task for the central bank. they will be watching that very closely. let's get you to how we are setting up with markets in australia, just coming online. we are watching when it comes to materials. concerns over price volatility as china enters off-peak season. we are seeing quite a flat start, a little bit of downside when it comes to some of the minors -- miners. watching the aussie dollar, pretty steady at 6574. we saw treasury yields slipping on renewed concerns about the health of u.s. banks. we also had fed expectations in the mix with the be ok leaving policy rates unchanged. setting up when we get into the start of trading in other asian markets. this is the set up with japan. we are expecting this to be a quieter end to this week as we have the focus when it comes to the big tech earnings driving the narrative today. annabelle: not a quite into the week on wall street

in the week ahead we have said and rba meeting minutes and a central bank decisions out of indonesia and south koreabloomberg intelligence expects both central banks to stay on hold while japan will also release more economic data after slipping into recession. other reports to node. inflation numbers out of south korea and singapore and thailand's gdp print. it's a busy week for earnings. in video reporting wednesday amid high expectations. investors keeping an eye on how well it can keep capturing the crook -- growth for ai. revenue expecting to triple for a second straight quarter. other earnings from australian miners and travel and banking giants. that is your week ahead. haidi: next israel warns of a ground offensive in gaza's rossa area unless abbas -- hamas releases hostages by ramadan holiday in march. this is bloomberg. haidi: israel says it will launch a ground offensive in the rossa area of gaza unless hostages held by hamas are released by the ramadan holiday in march. we have the outlines of the deadline. we can see cease-fire talks and growing condemnation warning against operations i

of equitable rafael korea. he's also the form of director of the central bank of ecuador and current senior research fellow at the washington dc basting tank, the center for economic and policy research. thank you so much, dr. r. as for coming on the show. so you, you got the see a base thanks to present moreno than last. so be due to the presidency. and now they've been on a business been present about why the massive increase in crime in ecuador making headlines all around the world. the see i of course, has a history of drug dealing in that hemisphere in from is for what all of a north and so on. right. so this is a fight among, uh, cartels. uh, some that has, you know, loose uh and harder link said to the mexican cartels, a bn of and needs my fiance. and of course, the intelligence networks that tried to control those. but uh, we could uh, explain the violence that we haven't able to do to basically i am a 1st 30. that meant shutting down schools. the government shut down the security ministry that justice ministry and of course gave the keys to the people that were in jail and of the prison system. and so th

of dollars to try to reverse the de population trend, including $750.00 monthly parent pay for couples with newborns. but with little success, a reset, the central bank report, found that a root cause of south korea's ultra low birth rate was the competitive pressure, young people face, and all aspects of life. including anxieties linked to employment, housing and health care. the bank suggest using competition by encouraging the use of parental leave programs providing more incentives for people to relocate out of the capital region where half the population lives and increasing the number and quality of jobs for young people. all tall challenges in a swiftly green country with a number of koreans and they're a seventy's, exceeds those in their twenty's units. kim alda 0. so okay, you're up to date. as always, you go to a website now, is there a dot com? it's gonna overlay just on our top story is coming up next to listening. ties to stay with us. the all coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of. every time i traveled, whether it's east or west africa, people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate on coverage. and our focus is not just on that suffering, but also on a more top listing an

of dollars to try to reverse the the population trend, including $750.00 monthly parent pay for couples with newborns. but with little success. a recent central bank report found that a root cause of south korea's ultra low birth rate was the competitive pressure, young people face, and all aspects of life, including anxieties linked to employment, housing, and health care. the bank suggest using competition by encouraging the use of parental leave programs providing more incentives for people to relocate out of the capital region or half the population lives and increasing the number and quality of jobs for young people. all tall challenges in a swiftly green country with a number of koreans and they're a seventy's, exceeds those in their twenty's unit skim algebra. so or whether it's going to be nice and inside. story is going to examine wine and spring from the basement. nothing. yahoo is determined to carry, i'd have to run defensive buffer in guns and go passes and stay with us and on the hello off to a cold and lucky start to the tank was positive northwest here for us. then some fold around. here we're looking at to tell him that we're rolling in from the atlantic looking pretty telling

of dollars to try to reverse the de population trend, including $750.00 monthly parent pay for couples with newborns. but with little success, a reset, the central bank report, found that a root cause of south korea's ultra low birth rate was the competitive pressure, young people face, and all aspects of life. including anxieties linked to employment, housing and health care. the bank suggest using competition by encouraging the use of parental leave programs providing more incentives for people to relocate out of the capital region or half the population lives and increasing the number and quality of jobs for young people. all tall challenges in a swiftly green country with a number of koreans and they're a seventy's, exceeds those in their twenty's units. kim alda 0, so the font is next to an order 0. and then don't forget the website, of course all the 0 dot com for news and sports. i'm not us and stay with us on the the, the is really military bags. the show legally is randy settlements and the all key point westbank the red lines, bulk the borders of the item. you describe just new security. so we're now in the area, i think you're just saw on those maps. they're all illegal is ready. settler

of dollars to try to reverse the de population trend, including $750.00 monthly parent pay for couples with newborns. but with little success, a reset, the central bank report, found that a root cause of south korea's ultra low birth rate was the competitive pressure, young people face, and all aspects of life. including anxieties linked to employment, housing and health care. the bank suggest using competition by encouraging the use of parental leave programs providing more incentives for people to relocate out of the capital region where half the population lives and increasing the number and quality of jobs for young people. all tall challenges in a swiftly green country with a number of koreans and they're a seventy's, exceeds those in their twenty's units. kim alda 0, so a times of support his on day. thank you so much, molly and well, in investigations or rentals for middle on seeing both christine horner, hasn't cleared him of misconduct. the writing will champions and since the process has been fat and the impartial and internal investigation suffice of the female employee made allegations of inappropriate and controlling behavior against on allegations he has denied the physical and pre of

of the k-5 generation. and south korea's largest banks lost $750 billion due to the crisis in the us real estate market. eports bloomberg. however, the korean financial supervisory authority believes that this does not pose serious risks to the banking system. deutsche also announced significant losses earlier. bank, american new york community bencorb reported losses of 250 million dollars instead of the expected profit of 206 million. this was economic news, in short: we’ll skate clean on points , do you remember everything? you know, let’s calm down, get together and win , kiss, dad, kiss, kiss already, well, it’s beautiful to go out on the ice, this is a skill, come on, sank , all the hope is in you, well, old age is not a joy, yes, it’s beautiful to leave, whole art, well, we can’t lose you either, because irkutsk loves you, it doesn’t like you, three... we will take on this case, it will be an honest detective story.

of dollars to try to reverse the d population trend, including $750.00 monthly parent pay for couples with newborns. but with little success, a reset, the central bank report, found that a root cause of south korea's ultra low birth rate was the competitive pressure, young people face, and all aspects of life. including anxieties linked to employment, housing and health care. the bank suggests easing competition by encouraging the use of parental leave. programs providing more incentives for people to relocate out of the capital region or half the population lives and increasing the number and quality of jobs for young people. all tall challenges and a swiftly green country with a number of koreans and they're a seventy's, exceeds those in their twenty's units. kim alda 0. so to okay, that's the name of the inside of the business of my company. well, how much of june will be here? in just a moment to stay with us, the unique perspectives desktop plays himself and does told the palestinians to go to on heard voices to humor. i try to highlight the absurdities inconsistency, but upon proceed with the landscape. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere to take e

of equitable rafael korea. he's also the full, the director of the central bank of ecuador and current senior research fellow at the washington dc basting tank, the center for economic and policy research. thank you so much, dr. r. as for coming on the show. so you, you've got the see a base thanks to present moreno than the last. so be due to the presidency. and.

of dollars to try to reverse the the population trend, including $750.00 monthly parent pay for couples with newborns. but with little success. a recent central bank report found that a root cause of south korea's ultra low birth rate was the competitive pressure, young people face, and all aspects of life, including anxieties linked to employment, housing, and health care. the bank suggest using competition by encouraging the use of parental leave programs providing more incentives for people to relocate out of the capital region or half the population lives and increasing the number and quality of jobs for young people. all tall challenges in a swiftly green country with a number of koreans and they're a seventy's, exceeds those in their twenty's unit skim algebra. so we'll still head here on the l just here, the world's funds to strong camera films, the world's best formula, one driver that's coming up in schools within the the business latest sponsored by intellect, global, your real estate destination into by the business lasers to sponsored by him to like global your real estate destination in due by the the progress. so at this point now his and a thank you so much tom. well, an investig

of dollars to try to reverse the de population trend, including $750.00 monthly parent pay for couples with newborns. but with little success, a reset, the central bank report, found that a root cause of south korea's ultra low birth rate was the competitive pressure, young people face, and all aspects of life. including anxieties linked to employment, housing and health care. the bank suggest easing competition by encouraging the use of parental, we programs providing more incentives for people to relocate out of the capital region or half the population lives and increasing the number and quality of jobs for young people. all tall challenges in a swiftly green country with a number of koreans and they're a seventy's, exceeds those in their twenty's units. kim alda 0. so a still has a all the news back to his best, the hall in schools 5 goals to keep the trouble of life and then just the city that school story coming up with the book of that type of support on his bar. so he'll thank you so much. the name for me, the one season starts in 2 days, and fans have been given a taste of the future world champion matcher shop and has been helping to test out the worlds fastest. jerome camera, david stoke

of dollars to try to reverse the de population trend, including $750.00 monthly parent pay for couples with newborns. but with little success, a reset, the central bank report, found that a root cause of south korea's ultra low birth rate was the competitive pressure, young people face, and all aspects of life. including anxieties linked to employment, housing and health care. the bank suggest using competition by encouraging the use of parental leave programs providing more incentives for people to relocate out of the capital region where half the population lives and increasing the number and quality of jobs for young people. all tall challenges in a swiftly green country with a number of koreans and they're a seventy's, exceeds those in their twenty's units skim. alda 0. so in taiwan, february, 28. since the anniversary of the 1947 crack done by the chinese nationalist government. 77 years on time. what do you celebrate? an identity, very different from the one table leaf was forced on by mainland china. and one of the ways the doing so is by reviving a language previously banned in public life. it's only checking reports from typing as the timeline. stepping out into the world stage. taiwan spi

potential, especially after dinner of china plus one in which what status of korea or japanese companies have been desperately looking for a bank to china. so that's pretty easy on the bracket and page is emerging market such as in the highlands technology and doing the shot in the are seeking to explore more opportunities to be the plus one. brian yang, a tie when you use digital entrepreneur embodies this trends. you were tons of taiwan in 2019, often nearly a decade in china, skeptical the country's economic growth miracle would last much longer. as a result, it's not china where he's a marketing company is expanding. alicia is a new set of discrimination sort of product. so instead of agency last year, so bryan, investing in china no longer felt like a safe bets is always all balanced in the reset of reward and maximizing your opportunity. but try to con contra, the downside risk. but right now the dollar sign looks no bus. the bus, unless an upside is quite limited. in contrast, brian so ample opportunity in southeast asia, the region has a young population in the hundreds of millions. and while g d, p per capita stick is

accumulating for a long time, again problems with some banks, very serious problems with corporate real estate, here , of course, other asian countries, south korea amounts of money in this...

discussing with julie and assigned you in your embassy in, in london about the pressure on korea who use of the central bank governor. because uh, the washington consensus meant that it would be good for the ecuadorian people. if they sacrifice julian hassan, just life, it turns out they sacrifice the latest on his life world is a february goal. k is coming up and still the people of equity will live in poverty, 25 percent involved with the world food program, giving a to your people. yeah. and it is increasing, in fact, poverty rates, because uh now they are starting to pauses are going to continue on the under the government. they may have had just requested that the increase and the value added tax, which liked the sales tax. and then it right. and the increase in the gasoline prices, so the 30 most keep on going. the people are going to keep on suffering in the midst of violence and industries. so there is, uh, not enough uh, funding and to invest in education, getting back uh kids to school. and of course if that doesn't get fixed, uh, they will get co opted by their criminal gains. and i do want to ge

work permits for 130,000 palestinians in the west bank have canceled and their economic situation is at a critical stage. the president of north koreaeatened to invade and annex south korea. at the same time as the anniversary of the founding of this country's army, kim jong-un called south korea the number one enemy. who introduced himself and his people and said: he no longer considers south korea as a potential partner for peaceful reunification. the north korean president also said that the south korean government has rejected pyongyang's efforts to cooperate, and therefore it can be attacked and destroyed at any time. north korea's state news agency a day before this speech of the cancellation of all agreements with. the south had announced the deterioration of the relations between the two koreas. crowds of french women were killed in protest. women gathered in paris during macron's presidency in this country. the protesters near the eiffel tower were holding a 15-meter-long cloth with the names and ages of 900 women who were killed by their husbands. in this protest gathering, women demanded a serious fight against gender vio

of the other in the occupied west bank. well, still a head for your hair on auto 0. get back to work or be arrested or find south korea, striking junior dropped his face an end of funds deadline, the the latest news as it breaks. and i think it's very blue case. the used to be able to face up to 37 kilometers out to the scene, but don't anymore from the house of the story. this is how this experience is really, really 3 of your patients fall at the tax illegal supplements and then grab with detailed coverage. the 1st situation in the global group is worsening. at least half of the population already starving, the 10s of thousands of chinese asylum seekers are risking their lives in a dangerous route to the us where in america. so what happens once they make kids impart to have a special investigation? $1.00, oh, $1.00 east of chinese, my friends, the american dream is, was there risk and the sacrifice on out to 0 in on the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. that is a context to what is happening now. it to the question about 5 unflinching questions, rigorous the bank that he added to 2 days that another thing

bank. how are the european tractor protests going? elizabeth gerson. resorts of north korea. about what russian tourists saw when they visited the dprk for the first time after the coronavirus pandemic and what other restrictions are imposed on foreigners. in this country they softened in the hope of the future turks, report by sergei antsigin. hello, welcome to the information service of the ntv television company. this is the program today, its host is elmira effendieva. today, vladimir putin visited one of the most advanced medical institutions in russia, the president came to the diagnostic and telemedicine center, where all x-ray images are received from moscow hospital clinics, artificial intelligence helps analyze them, which, according to doctors , has significantly speeded up the work and improved its standards. about modernization of all the city’s healthcare system, sergei sobyanin told the president. they talked about the reconstruction of clinics and the construction of a hospital. with the introduction of digital technologies, what has already changed and what w

that banks follow so that crypto could not be used for financing terrorist attacks or north korea's nuclear program. when it comes to banking policy, i am not usually holding hands with the ceos of multibillion- dollar banks, this is a matter of national security. terrorists, drug traffickers and rogue nations should be barred from using crypto further dangerous activities and it is time for congress to act. >> senator daines from montana. >> chairman, thank you. thank you to all of you for being here. earlier this year we saw a series of bank failures, some of the largest in our nations history. these failures were due to gross mismanagement by bank executives and regulators who were asleep at the wheel. instead of holding accountable, those in the supervisory positions responsible for missing the impending crisis, regulators decided to put forth a host of regulations that would have done nothing to prevent the failure in the first place. any regulator i questioned this year in hearings like this has confirmed what we all know to be true, that is the u.s. bank system is strong and more capitalized. the proposals put forth by vice chair barr and regulators will limit economic gr

accumulating for a long time, again problems with some banks, very serious problems with corporate real estate, here, of course , other asian countries, south koreaed, are again under attack. huge amounts of money in this corporate real estate in america, the construction of these skyscrapers before the pandemic, then a pandemic happened, it turned out that, well , in general, all these offices are not needed, so now we have to reduce their cost by 20, 40, 50%, this, of course, is hitting american banks and many financial institutions in asia, too, that made money from it money, well, they either tried to make money, but the energy sector is growing, of course quite actively in america, we’ll see how long it will last, but nevertheless it is growing, the problems with the military-industrial complex are really quite complex, on the one hand... we worked for twenty-two, twenty third a year of record profits, many companies are exporting arms, but indeed for many new programs, yes, the creation of new weapons, as was rightly noted there , the same new b-21 bombers, american military corporations are incurring losses, and decent ones, for example wi

bank of japan's in action and repricing of the fed on those surprises in u.s. economic data. that is one we continue to watch very keenly. take a look at the start of trading in korea. kospi up by 1.6 percent. a broad selloff across the region. tech stocks bearing the brunt of the selloff. if we don't get more easing and sooner than expected as that narrative gets more corrected. we are watching -- some of the sox we have seen buying into the likes of chip stocks. samsung is being key in today's session. as i mentioned, we see it in australia, just about every segment, i would say every sector has been trading in the red. we had cba, the country's top lender providing numbers where profit and dividend topped estimates. a lot of focus when it comes to the messaging. the concern about strong competition in the hawkish market and broader macroeconomic risks for the economy and the drop in margin has been what investors have been focused on. the aussie dollar has been steady in light of the u.s. dollar strength. new york crude continuing to see weakness under $78 a barrel. competing in iea outlooks on what to expect on the demand side. the u.s. stocks pass report was m

banks, sarah jane mahmud there in singapore. some of the stocks to watch when trading begins in korea and in four minutes -- rakuten --.d plans to issue corporate bond shares to strengthen its financial position. sony may move on the news that it is laying off 900 people across its videogame division worldwide. it is also close it division in london. autos are in focus. japan's transport ministry lifting a shipment ban on three models. the market opens our next. this is bloomberg. ♪ high taxes can erode returns quickly, so you need a tax-optimized portfolio. at creative planning, our money managers and specialists work together to make sure your portfolio and wealth are managed in a tax-efficient manner. it's what you keep that really matters. why not give your wealth a second look? book your free meeting today at creativeplanning.com. creative planning -- a richer way to wealth. when i was your age, we never had anything like this. book your free meeting today at crewhat? wifi?ng.com. wifi that works all over the house, even the basement. the basement. so i can finally throw that party... and invite shannon barnes. dr

of 1%. that is japan's second-biggest bank reported an increase in third-quarter profit. let's take a look at how korea is faring so far in this session. call related to the u.s., the most correlated market to the u.s. in asia, and you are seeing gains come through as we see the nasdaq decisioning for further moves, higher at the start of trade later. south korean inflation selling more than expected, so we gives us further the signals price pressures are starting to cool given to bok and other central bank sticking with target -- tighter policy settings now. australia one hour into the session. haidi: take a look at how we are trading in australia. this is the picture across the asx as we get into trading fully after the staggered start. about .1 of 1% higher brightly looking like a pretty reasonable session. big gains across real estate of 2.9%. technology following the highs that we saw for, of course, the big tech names on wall street up by .1 of 1%. even though we see base metals falling on concerns of the china slow down and going into a seasonally off-peak session ahead of the lunar new year hol

bank, ukraine, and other wars around the world. the eyes of america is watching the house of representatives. russia is watching, north korea is watching, and iran is watchingment authoritarian regimes around the world are watching the house. they are watching the people's house to see if we honor our commitments and stand with democracies around the globe. we must stand with ukraine and our allies. madam speaker, the world is watching the united states house of representatives. just last night speaker mike johnson said that the bill was dead on arrival in the house saying, quote, in the absence of having received any single border policy change from the senate, the house will have to continue to quote-unquote, work its own will on these important matters. he is reading straight out of the putin playbook. inaction would be a gift to russia and putin. by doing nothing we would hand over ukraine to russia and putin. madam speaker, russia would not stop at ukraine. as soon as ukraine falls they would move directly to another nato ally. many of my constituents rightly question the high cost of this aid package. support for ukra

a pariah state around the world thrown out of the international banking system and now so desperate for weapons but it has to go to countries like north korean to get them. but the russians are widely and in the last six months -- are wily and in the last six months they have found other ways. the sanctions look at closing down further russia's access to credit and finance. it also punishes for the death of the leading opposition figure, navalny, at the hands of vladimir putin and his prison guards and is sanctions those involved in the abduction of ukrainian children into russia. it is a massive package partly because we have to stanch this invasion and we have far more targets now as we understand better how to stanch the russian industrial complex. geoff: why should it take an event like the death of alexei navalny to prompt this type of sanctions? couldn't some of this have happened two years ago at least to stop the flow of technology into russia's village erie complex that go into building the kind of missiles that kill ukrainians? >> we did sentient technology from around the world two years ago just -- we did sentient technology fro

last, north korea left both on anxious to shore off its economy. counting the cost on algebra, this business uptake this voltage by the city bank growth, part of on the dash before to use the these business uptake. these me, roy thought of bundle dash football to use in official reports of the deadly rate police indicated that they believed the protesters in the forest were dangerous, and often referred to them as domestic terrorist. that's why we're taking to was murdered because i believe that the police thought that they were being faced with dangerous criminals. and i think that they were hyped up to be ready to go. sarah was charged that day with domestic terrorism under georgia state law. a conviction because mean decades in prison, that wouldn't burn my life just because i was sleeping in the woods in a human and like i have faith that that won't happen. but it could and that's very scary. the hello, i'm just tells you today, and this is and use our life from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel rumps off the tax on rafa in southern gaza, killing $67.00 people. palestinians spend sleep this night unable to leave the homes themse

bank or gaza or jerusalem or the land which is occupied in 1948. the the right is clear and the evil is. despite the bloodshed of innocent palestinians, israel still enjoys the protection of western powers. south korea has abstained from un votes calling for a cease fire, although the government has also refrained from fully backing israel. soul does engage in significant arms trade, however, with tel aviv. activists here today, they want that arms trade to stop, and for the south korean government to take a firmer stand again. israel, the israeli regime may argue its behavior does not amount to genocide, but since october last year, more than 27,00 palestinians, mostly civilians, have been killed, and almost the entire population of gaza is displaced. still koreans believe their voices and that of others can make a difference. i participate rallies every week in the hope for an end to israel's genocide and oppression of palestinians and to show palestinians that they are not alone. i hope. that more people around the world will participate in protests and marches to show that the voice of palestinian solidarity is much stronger and much louder than the propaganda being pedaled by israel. a global p

korea's population has been declining for years. one of the fastest rates in the world. it's a result of a plumbing thing for tennessee rice and recent central bank report suggests the pressure on young people to compete is to blame. you. mrs. kim has moved from so touchy hay is a mother to clyde triplets. she's on extended leave from her career in nuclear power plants to raise her toddlers with the help of her mother. while her husband is working overseas. and they, they really need. i'm done one of the, i've used a babysitter before because there's 4 of them. i hired to a $2700.00 each, so we spent $5400.00 per month on baby sitters alone. what family can spend that kind of money to raise children? child and her husband decided to try for a baby after he moved to a company with generous child care benefits to the you're going to the biggest boss and my job switch was the culture.

korea. we really think there is a fundamental change in the inflation outlook for businesses thanks to the decades of reflationary efforts by the bank of japan of the government. that we will begin to see that in the survey indicators we are definitely seeing that in the earnings numbers. so in terms of timing the markets, it might be slightly tricky at this moment because the rally has been rather furious, but for the medium to long-term, the equity market definitely deserves a strategic allocation. now for south korea, we are in the midst of a corporate governance reform push by the government. that is an interesting development to watch. the market is definitely cheaper than the others and it has a duty to the ai theme -- has a sensitivity to the ai team. we are watching the announcement from the government of a program basically replicating the name and shame campaigns for companies that are not using capital well. if it is well-received by investors ahead of the shareholder meetings reason, we could potentially upgrade our view for the market. for the time being, we are more neutral and we still think the momentum in japan or t

korea, taiwan, as well in the chip related stocks. holding pretty steady under the 115 level and we watch for repricing when it comes to the bank of japan expectations as well as fit expectations. we have the japan trade numbers out a little bit earlier and the trade deficit there coming in and exports beating expectations up almost 12% given the broader economy. paul: let us look at how we are tracking in australia after the first hour of trade. we see weakness on the asx to the tune of .75 percent, the prophet minister seeing weakness there and we are waiting on rio tinto a bit later on and it is exposed to what is going on in the market, shares are off by 2.6 at the moment, one of the worst-performing big stocks reported, we have had a resignation of a ceo and the former petition regulator here in australia it retired 18 months ago said then tucci's parable -- the ceo's parable interview may have prompted him to step down and that was a surprise. we have yields like this in the early going and the japan session, a little bit of an increase on the 10 year and the five-year as well. we have been hearing a little bit of speculation that