mascherano so it's in the name is actually quite our want to score china grove. high in a grove when i go to china grove in north carolina operated by hitachi matto they make some this kind of material too but most of the stuff is actually coming from china. so that's why i think in the short run poverty you can see a surprise crunch the price is probably going to go up but over the long you know united states has other options so i think it's something to can it's come one come china's government i think of and i'm not convinced this is a very effective long term strategy well you mentioned electronics we can't live without ours how else are rare earths you used in products that we deal with every day we this is such a to use a lot of applications this is a magnetic material and the magnetic mature is a useful lot of things for example i phones you know you have this vibration device electric motors almost all electric motors use magnetic materials so this is absolutely critical and if you think about electric motors the electric casone on the streets. of motors

groves into the sector. tiananmen square anniversary. china's economy 30 yea rs anniversary.conomy 30 years on from the brutal crackdown that shook the world. good morning, vietnam, hello, well. it is a tuesday. glad you could join us for an exciting addition of asia business report. i'm at rico hizon. we kick off the programme with us technology stocks. they slumped overnight in new york under reports that enforcers are set to launch probes into the sector's biggest players. the so—called faangs. they are all losing ground overnight. the biggest loser among the major indices. michelle fleury has all the details from new york. the spark that set it offers the prospect of greater regulatory scrutiny. us anti—trust enforcers have apparently carved upjurisdiction anti—trust enforcers have apparently carved up jurisdiction for possible investigation into google, facebook, amazon, and apple. it is not uncommon for the agencies to negotiate over who gets to vet which companies and markets. it is to avoid application, stepping on each other‘s toes. and claiming jurisdiction is still

everyone, virtually around the grove -- around the globe, is having a damaging effect on folks back home, the loss of 50% of our exports and 50% of our market share going into china last year alone. wisconsin,ry days in to celebrate our family farmers in the dairy industry. every weekend i go home and talk to these farmers, and the fear i hear in their voices, the fear i see in their eyes israel. they are getting wiped out. we had record bankruptcies last year, to a day, three a day this year. the trade war doesn't have everything to do with it, but it is certainly piling on right now. and the efforts you are making with china right now, speed is of the essence. many are hanging on by their fingernails. if the president is hoping to carry wisconsin next year, this is the worst way to go about doing it. they are losing confidence in him because of how they are being wiped out individually, in the state. i know you have ongoing negotiations with china, you also have it with japan. the unaware is a member of trade committee of any serious consultation of where those negotiations are going with members of congress. is it your opinion that you and the administration d