the country to go schuman free that is often the customers of course the unmanned branch of china construction bank has just opened its dolls high tech and high street bank branches and supposedly responds to growing competition from cashless payment systems giving banks like this one a run for than money. who needs the human touch this branch of china construction bank in shanghai thinks nobody dies robot assistants are just one part of it so called person with strategy it also has virtually reality rooms for customers looking to buy real estate or gold and these screens let customers pay among other bills their communist party membership fees many customers welcome the bank's innovations. these days because people are less and less likely to be inclined to want other people to come and bother them because they want to be left alone we hope when we come to a bank that we have human machine interaction this kind of experience. but some are worried that this sort of automation would leave some customers behind. particular to some people in their sixty's or older than i talk to now their view is that

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petrochina is due to report results, along with chinese lenders in the wake of china construction bankh is rising after performing -- after reporting margins improved. rishaad: we have breaking news coming through from china at the moment, releasing march industrial profits data. if we look at the previous month in february, we have a figure of 10% growth year on year. that figure has gone down togerly to 3.1% -- hugely 3.1% growth. nominal gdp may show a few signs of aging downwards. 3.1% is the figure year on year. talking of data, we had some out of the tokyo statistics office well, perhaps some better news for kuroda and his boss shinzo abe. let's get that and the rest welr news of the first word news with yvonne mann. economic growth continued into 2018. industrial production rose 1.2% february, when it gained februd 2%. output climbed 2.2% from the previous year. recent growth has been supported by demand for japanese industrial products, however u.s. china trade relations tensions could put those at risk. is counting on lobbying by eu nations to help ease u.s. sanctions, warning

morgnleyan sta set up a joint venture with a china construction bank to build china's first investmentc. i that didn't take us into a room and, you know, tie us up and say, we're not going to do business with you if you don't tell us how to run an investment bank we were in this venture together we made a spectacular return during the period we owned it. that's the way it worked in some cases it may be different. these generalizations that are thrown about like the chinese are taking mature responsible intelligent businessmen and locking them in a room until they turn over their technology, in many cases are completely ludicrous. in some cases they may be valid and those are unwith wit ones tv to look at. >> i will give you credit for turning the dow positive. >> that would be a first >> steve roach, yale school of management and author of "unbalanced". >> we have breaking news on facebook and cambridge analytica. >> facebook information up to 87 million people mostly in the u.s. may have been improperly shared with cambridge. that's a big jump from the number of 50 million people whic

it doesn't have big things like china construction bank in it. fewer banks. ruction companies it has a ton of fang-like tech stocks this is an interesting thing china has become really a big cap tech trade when it comes to the amount of market cap and much more specific to that, the korean shares, china internet fund, this is all internet 21% of this fund is ten cent, alibaba and baydu. you are investing in china because you have this emerging market dependent on exports. the market cap in china is much more skewed. looks like the nasdaq. that's why it's a little different in terms of how the game is played today >> mike santoli, thank you >>> when we return, more on what mark zuckerberg's testimony means for the future of facebook's stock the president's attacks on amazon and zillow's house-flipping play. mark mahaney will be with us later this hour. >>> next, former speaker of the house john boehner is here at post 9 he's going to join the board of a cannabis company and we'll talk about that after this break anyone can get you ready, holiday inn express get

construction, that was 54.6. well above about february. if you look at the likes of the chinese investment bank, they expect to see a pickup in manufacturing investment growth going forward here in chinathe likes of anz ank saying this points to expected robust number in the first quarter in terms of gdp and leaves the window open for policymakers to continue their and the expansion of credit. benefits policymakers as well. adam: what about the chinese factories? are they weathering the trade storm your -- storm? tom: they see the globalized growth picture, the demand from the u.s. and europe, particularly when it comes to chinese exports, that have bolstered the manufacturing sector here. the key, one of the key potential headwinds are these trade tensions, not playing fx in these numbers other than potentially the manufacturing sector just ramped up exports to ensure they got in there below the terrace or before the tariffs are imposed. most $50 billion worth of 150ffs trump will impose on different chinese products. raymond young saying this may be a step up in terms of exports. more broadly we have got potential headwinds as well when it comes to the de-risking campaign and the cr