the chinese drink tea slowly, observing certain rituals.nese tea drinking is a special philosophy: drinking tea on the go or in a hurry is almost a crime, for example, different types of tea cannot be brewed in the same teapot, if you prefer black tea, you should choose a transparent teapot made of heat-resistant glass, and to preserve the full flavor of white tea, you need to use a ceramic teapot, such there are hundreds of secrets: each sor... requires a special attitude of undivided attention to its person, what other secrets does this ancient ceremony conceal, we will find out from the teacher of the republican institute of sinology named after confucius, belarusian state university, gao wanzhou. look, residents of big cities, they are constantly in a hurry and... always need to run somewhere, here is the traditional chinese tea ceremony, it is so measured, calm, tell us, what is the philosophy of the traditional tea ceremony? philosophy, traditional chinese tea ceremony is based on the principles of tawizm, tawizm believes that tea has

and ford use this chinese batteries tests. they use the chinese batteries. they might not tell you that. but it's very much built in, you know, just because you import it into mexico and then incorporate it into your battery. doesn't mean it's in mexico product. but if the united states is going to win this war, it's not gonna be, it's not gonna be one by denying entry of a competitor. you know, the consumer american consumer is very resilient, they're going to buy what they want to buy, really easily relapse and that them with one final thoughts. one of the most important questions, of course, is how will this all shake out? how will the future look like for legacy us automakers like ford g and how fast are they really able to adapt to the demand for affordable electric be no doubt us comic because they're trying to catch up the big 3 or cutting budgets in some areas and doubling investments and others idols for them all, expending ownership of the materials and supply chain for the project. so here we are at the factory 0, that's a general motors plant and

chinese culture and language. father iokinf, in the world nikita bichurin, as part of the russian spiritual mission, arrived in beijing in 1880. each hieroglyph consists of two elements: one hieroglyph is a key, that is, well, let's say, if the key is a hand - this is everything that relates, let's say, to the culture of what the hand creates, water, for example, a key is water, this is also something completely different, and a phonetician, here is the second element, this is how to pronounce it, in this, in this very, here you... its successor is precisely the institute of oriental manuscripts. russia was not simply interested in qing china, as well as afghanistan, it was geopolitics. in this case, our eternal struggle with great britain for spheres of influence. the prestige of a state is an atomic bomb, but... the same prestige is given to academic collections of manuscripts, not every power could have such a collection, russia could. we are now in the ballroom of the palace of grand duke mikhail nikolaevich.

absolutely no chinese alternatives. chinese electric vehicles are a no go here in the us. why is america maybe so afraid? or at least of post for letting chinese vehicles into the country off to detroit, michigan. if you could buy a car, new car tomorrow, tv or gas tv. so i would probably go with gas one to see has it's more friendly to the environment. the electric gas white, even though i don't even drive a car, i don't know why said that this is motors iconic. home of us, legacy automakers like for general motors and still empties. formerly chrysler, it's a sacred ground. this neighborhood called the milwaukee junction, 3 and a half square miles. over 14 different car companies were in this 3 and half square miles for 2000 an automobile suppliers. this was ground 0 for the automobile industry in detroit. once representing american industrial, trowers, and innovative manufacturing might 40 m and chrysler steel. from the fact phone of the us auto industry. today. however, the form of glory and power of america's com, i can royalty aside these days, the big 3 are shaking t

they want everyone to speak of chinese in times be a chinese national individual's life. so basically the implementing this policy is to senior size, oldest to buddies, the trying to convert all this to button all to buttons and people at the window or just into one chinese nation. whichever one is loyal to the party government where everyone will not criticize the government or where ever one, b, o, b, whatever the chinese government tells them to, to why it's china building a harder that's harder to secure, to, to stay because chinese society, the economy are less government level in a sense, especially in areas where china seas people is having externalities external to try and sell. in the case of shouldn't share the, the entire community in the case of the bed. and this is intentionally driven the buddhist clergy was decimated, monasteries and religious festivals were subjected to propaganda. the dalai lama was to be banished from the people's mines. to better worship him unwaveringly, had to do so in secret, for fear of being arrested. the, in some cases, even, i'm

the chinese had made 2 conditions. first was odd that america had to stop recognizing by want, as a separate country. and secondly, they had to stop supporting the debate and resistance. in november 1971. the united nations passed a resolution in new york, but just a few months earlier would have been and think about it recognize the people's republic of china as the sole, legitimate representative of the chinese people. mister president, speaking as the representative of the house country, the united states joins in welcoming to the united nations, the representatives of the people's republic of china. that the moment in history has arrived for the people's republic of china to be in the united nations. the united states, both peoples are indeed linked by long ties of friendship with the great chinese people is confident that with renew dedication to the principles of the charter, we can move toward peace and justice in the world. the directness, of course, between the deadlines, the c a was the american government an

, the chinese airport, the main road, the big one, the port, well, there is everything that is big chinese, that is, everyone has it, it was an expansion economic, they were influencing in this way, they could continue to do so, well... continue these expansions as well, why did they switch more to military issues? they recently built a modern submarine, a new nuclear submarine, which sank, however, right there in june , it sank right at the shipyard, when they were handing over this chulk, but that’s the way it is , i have a question, do we realize what this will mean for ukraine and whether or not i will still finish, for ukraine, why is it important, because we have a lot of people who think that they grow in the tightrope between the usa and the west and china, more than we think, and this is a key issue for us, let china develop until it becomes part of our problems, and now the main thing is that china is currently part of our problems, and unfortunately , i do not see options where this is part of our solutions, at least in the war with russia, please, i want to say, i read mancher

now a chinese province is strictly monitored. any form of defense is prohibited and the border is better secured than ever. the anyone who tries to flee risk being caught and imprisoned, the fewer and fewer to patients are teaching that risk saving dollar. i was one of the last refugees to make it to themselves in 2021. but before he managed to escape, he spent time in a chinese prison the winter. so with our own lives, as i have contact with the young woman and down south and we chatted great cuz like i said to you, you have a good you living in his holiness you are in freedom. we are not free goose. and this conversation was apparently recorded by the communist party to do one. yeah, they love the doctor because the to go my going straight to prisons, announce trials just love to get into the tide. my hands and uncles to a chat like that wants to do until to be back and forth to days. she did not want to go to the list for 3 days and night this it was hell, tennyson, i was sitting in my own excrement. so i had souls everywhere,

when they use the chinese dream, they actually don't tell you what exactly is the content of the chinese, the bucks on my mind. when i see this, it is combined with the 3 gaining last standard tories are not out for this is seen as that last territory galandes seen as a loss of territory. so china green china region with mission is not stopping at to back since young pneumonia. margaret easy incorporated a lot more areas. in other words, it is becoming a nightmare for other countries in order to address the china. i agree with this expansion, this policy, china is also striving for control over something that is crucial for peace in asia, resources and raw materials. all of this depending areas are which means or resources, especially in the field production and the production that i usually use a lot for electronic device such as mobile phones and cars. they're trying to exploit these resources and doing all 4th mining and constructing dems against the local peoples. china is building some bunk basics dams. some of these dams are 3 times bigger than the t gorgeous time, which is the big

, the chinese airport, the main, big road, the port, and everything there is... big chinese, that is,pansion economic, and they were influencing in this way, they could continue to do so, well, they continue this expansion as well, and why did they switch more to military issues, recently they built a modern submarine, a nuclear new one, which sank, the truth was there already in june sank right at the shipyard when this boat was being delivered, but it is so, i have a question, do we realize what this will mean for ukraine. will i still finish for ukraine, why is it important, because we have a lot of people who think they are will be stretched in a twine between the usa and the west and china, more than we think to tell you, and this is the key issue for us, let china develop until it becomes part of our problems, and now the main thing is that china is part of our problems today, and unfortunately, i do not see options where this is part of our solutions, at least in the war with russia, good. well, i want to say, somewhere in the early 2000s, i read a book by mansor olson, there i

and pantomime and the so-called chinese ballet on the shoulders.the way, is also swan lake, a ballet-circus version. they won’t find it here, but they will watch the tricks with bated breath, china made its view of choreography very authentic, and so does russian folk, in general, the chinese performance also looks like this: apparently, it’s all about the kokoshnik. it seems to me that i look like a russian girl, just as cheerful. as far as i understand, russian ballet and russian folk dance has similar elements, this is when girls stand in a circle and walk one after another on straight legs, and as if they are floating on water. i have seen this many times, i want to repeat it all the time, as far as it will work, of course. here in ballet classes for respectable ladies, such as now in many residential areas of chinese megalopolises, they also approach classes with all seriousness, first a warm-up, only then pointe shoes, because you also need to grow up to them. it is difficult, very difficult, we did not stand on them for a long time, trained

the chinese embassy and a very significant overseas chinese business association play a role in pulling together a pretty flashy signing ceremony in young von or where the embassy came in, participated at a fairly senior level. the hey, tells the project to present it and enticing vision. the young high, sweeping cookie officially tight and he had approval at the time for a housing project. but promotional material posted a fumble and vicious plan. john, i assure you that development was described as a $15000000000.00 special economic zones. a high tech city, strategically located on the time in my florida. yeah. n g o walker and former residents of judith. hannah says he was excited when he 1st heard the proposal. we had high hopes for what this was to bring because it wasn't really just for the betterment of me and my little trick. okay. but it was for the betterment of seeing the entire region then carpeted us. and he started here as more illegal activities taking place like search it to sure, since being sanctioned by the united kingdom for alleged links to scam sites. human traffic

i understand that the chinese paid for the base, i the chinese paid for the base, we have chinese workers intensive purposes, it may not be controlled by china but it seems it can level of control control and indian investment. yes, it's true, i think china's investments in the base is part of the strategy to extend its influence in south asia, i think traditionally, china has used the economy means to expand the influence but recently, we have noticed that chinese have increased defence diplomacy with the countries to military assistance or military exercises. i think the chinese objective is to replace us military influence in the region with its influence. so, let me explain to you a fair bit about chinese military aid to cambodia. i think first, there is a convergence between cambodia and china, cambodia is constant about the neighbour, it is to modernise its military for example, it's been less than $1 billion a year on a defence budget, thailand and vietnam spent an average of about five — 7 billion us dollars per year on defence, cambodia has that distributor with thailand with the

specifically, chinese brands occupy 8% of the market.opean production is losing out in competition. however, experts are confident that duties will do more harm to eu companies than to chinese ones. and prices for european consumers will rise significantly. moreover, beijing may respond with additional restrictions for goods from the european union. a fragment of the broadcast of the chinese tv channel cgtn europe. i think we can take a tough path, we can introduce retaliatory duties on european products, such as pork from denmark or sweden. in fact, the chinese supply chain helps the most famous car manufacturers reduce the cost of electric cars, in particular mercedes or... at first glance, it seems that european duties reduce competition for local companies in the eu market, but in fact they kill their profits from sales and increase costs. the most serious blow, i think, the chinese will deal to european car manufacturers, primarily to germany, these are german car manufacturers after losing the capacious russian market, the loss of

— come about in the chinese economy? come about in the chinese econom ? . , ., economy?re have been a view. is economy? there have been a view- is when _ economy? there have been a view. is when it _ economy? there have been a view. is when it comes - economy? there have been a view. is when it comes to - view. is when it comes to turning around china's fortunate this part of the cycle, but it looks like the stimulus measures which are the largest since the pandemic, show an extra resolve for china to turn around what has been driving the weakness. we have a look at the manufacturing numbers, they are still weak. the latest raids on china's api where low, below the 50 level which separates contraction from expansion, and if we look at the manufacturing numbers which looks at smaller businesses, 49.3. we know the markets are forward—looking and thatis markets are forward—looking and that is why we are seeing a big jump that is why we are seeing a big jump in terms of the market. that is because markets react before events actually happen. in conjunction with the stimulus

that now the chinese, by the way, calculated, and this is a moment that was subtle, at one time the chinese were offered areas in the crimea, big, and it was one of the subjects of conversation, speculation, well, yes, that is, we have run out of arguments, we have run out, in my opinion, of what we can offer china, and china, for its part, well , seeing the position, is not interested in these proposals, let's be honest, mrs. natalia. the chinese wanted to build a deep-sea port there during yanukovych's time, it was supposed to serve as a trade port, but nevertheless all trade is chinese, it comes down to... i would also like to mention xijin ping in relation to biden, then we should pay attention to chinese such proposals where china, where china, through sidping's mouth, reminded biden that the world is big enough, and two countries as big as china and the united states of america can fit in it absolutely freely without interfering with each other, that is, here is china's proposal that the world it is possible to divide the country conveniently for... in fact, in such a way as not to in

the strong note is the health of the chinese economy. take a deeper dive into europe here and from the indicie specific is the markets trading higher. london's ftse up 2%. the paris cac 40 and ftse mib moving up as well. dax suppis up .50%. we have luxury stocks in focus today. we are counting down to the ecb meeting thursday where a .25-point cut is due out. let me take you through the top gainers here as well. helping to move the markets higher right now are these sectors, technology leading gains up .8%. telco and financial services and industrials moving up. the top decliners helping to cap or limit some of the upside in the market at the moment are these sectors. right now, we are looking at losses being led by the likes of travel and leisure down 1.5%. china in focus today with the exports up 1.6 on the year for the yuan. imports having been pflat in th prior month. consumer inflation dipped coming in at 0.4% for the year and falling short of expectations. that's down from 0.6% in august. producer price inflation sank 3% on the yea

don't bear under the chinese government . leave a transfer program. they were put to work in several c, food processing glance from 2018 until at least may 2023. he lation the item i need to sound or send on to make sure would eventually fall. shuffle on the bus will put us all type one day, the ian steam mind house on the videos posted on the chinese social media platform to in the of, of, from accounts that bainbridge just stood in shank with wood now posting regularly from inside see foot processing units in chandel using songs, boy treat and language, but what characteristic of the vehicle or the, the videos are rich. some of them are actual sort of loads of resistance, right? these are people that are very unhappy and they're trying to say that, but they have to do in a code of discrete way. because if they say it explicitly, they could get in big trouble with the vehicle or work us live in tama trees and shun. don't allegedly, under the watch of security personnel, we found that a lot of these parent companies that own the plants were very open

, mathematics and chinese, they learn chinese, then half an hour to move, and we went to the igor krutovcademy to the music school, where they had three music lessons, that is, from 13:30 we left, at 2 o'clock they started music until 5:00 in the evening, we had a snack during the moves, at 5 in the evening, the first time we ate hot food, then ... hello, the information channel on the first one starts working live, this is the program time will tell, studios ruslan astashka, olesya loseva is in the spotlight of all the world's media, the escalation in the middle east, the situation there is heating up, tonight the israeli army began ground raids in southern lebanon, this is how the israeli military explained it. idf troops began limited, localized and targeted raids against hezbollah terrorist targets in the border region of southern lebanon. the idf is acting in accordance with a methodical plan developed by the general staff and the northern command, to which our soldiers have been preparing for the past months. the israeli air force and idf artillery are supporting ground forces in p

of course the chinese market was already closed.dy by friday you could see overseas markets waiting for more on the fiscal side. this press conference was announced in china and there was a big expectation that it would go beyond the 2 trillion... that they had an officially announced. the reality is they didn't even fully confirmed that and the markets remained a little bit surprised that they would call a press conference for such little information. and that's what i think has moved the market from mine just 11 to what i think has moved the market from minejust ii to —10 in hong kong. market from mine “ust 11 to -10 in hong kong.— market from mine “ust 11 to -10 in hang kang— in hong kong. what you think this is about _ in hong kong. what you think this is about the _ in hong kong. what you think this is about the potency - in hong kong. what you think this is about the potency of. this is about the potency of those initial measures that were getting people so excited? what it boils down to is that yes you can cut rates, you can

member states to place additional duties on chinese. if he's, if assigned the durham, and he's losing, it's a part of the in the block. and that the e u is no longer willing to give to trade pressure from china. but both sides are willing to negotiate, even as the data go into effect. and to this point out, to bid us know when they're in this dispute, what you're seeing, those unfortunately situations where the costly increasing production is withdrawing out the the, the was the boss was they would not solve the crisis into your pen calling just to despite it's trips to piece or can you treat that it's on you would have been brandy polk and daddy products, which amount to nearly 2000000000 euros and treat one of them. but you got industry analysts believe china isn't really willing to engage enough trademark, especially as a condensed with a struggling economy that still robots as a non resident senior fellow at the global china. how at the atlantic council and found an unpublished show of trade war, a weekly news that the on china's ec

looking at the chinese yuan. are seeing, traders are preparing for china's reopening tomorrow. the ndrc will be hosting a briefing and there is trepidation about what it has to say. the news conference tomorrow to discuss the implementation of incremental economic policies. a rally in chinese docs is failing to convince some strategists. for more, let's bring in our china correspondent, minmin low. what can we expect tomorrow? minmin: expectations are running very high after the rally we saw. the government is looking to keep the rally going. we are looking at the scale of the fiscal policies that hopefully the ndrc will sketch out tomorrow. will there be measures to shore of consumption? measures to boost employment for example. and will there be more details about bond issuance. it is usually the purview of the ministry of finance but the ndrc has the power to approve what projects the funds raised from the bonds can be used for. will they announce a widening of the bond funds usage to purchase unsold homes? th

we had the chinese holidays coming to an l chinese holidays coming to an end and we had a governmentisappointing to the markets and it was not a government agency that normally announces big fiscal stimulus is so this is a bit of a normal correction and i think the market from a big picture perspective, looking at china, as if this is ajapan multi—year looking at china, as if this is a japan multi—year property induced recession, deflation, and so the market wants as much stimulus as possible and was a bit disappointed today. in our portfolios we did overweight china little bit but we will hold onto that position, given the big picture of the two largest economies in the world, the us and china, providing monetary stimulus at this point in time with the fed rate cuts and a big monetary boost in china. ~ , china. we will get the minutes from their— china. we will get the minutes from their last _ china. we will get the minutes from their last meeting - from their last meeting tomorrow. thanks forjoining tomorrow. thanks for joining us. in other news... a uk engineering firm has announ

maria: definitely. >> chinese owned tiktok, it propagates narratives of the chinese regime.gly anti-trump. we also know that iran hacked the trump campaign and they delivered what they got to kamala harris' campaign. iran probably did that at the behest of china because iran and china are very close these days and china's doing one other thing and this is campaign neutral. it is using fake accounts to post on divisive issues in the united states to disrupt the campaign in general. for instance, they're talking a lot about you abortion and reproductive matters. this is intended to stir up americans and to just poison the environment. maria: yeah. i mean, i think if trump wins on november 5th, which we probably won't know on november 5th but if he wins they're going to be upset from the 50,000 chinese nationals in america. why are they the here? are they here to sow upset and discord should trump win. 50,000 chinese nationals having come to america in the last two years, i'm still questioning what that's about. >> yeah. many of those are operative connected to the ministry of

the army of fans of chinese cinema is insanely interested in history, culture and of course cuisine, which is also such a cultural code of any country, here are gastronomic festivals and lectures, yes, it is insanely interesting, cultural diplomacy helps in interaction, maybe not only between countries, but within the framework of some other large organizations, of course i am sure and well... work within the framework of brics, in within the framework of the sco, in principle, of course, it is very important, and you know, the cultural component of any diplomacy is always very necessary and all these official concerts, which start the year or end this or that year, in addition to everything else, smoothly flow into a series of tours and concerts, when all the music lovers come. in the russian federation, in china, there are a huge number of libraries, our colleagues are watching with interest how we modernize these libraries, it is also important to them that we talk, talk absolutely about common problems, we want children to read, we want children to put down their gadgets at some

that's what the chinese did to america. when they first tried to enter the lucrative chinese market that's true reciprocity. trump has also said he most likely won't defend taiwan, biden on three occasions said he would defend taiwan militarily trump is more likely to launch tariffs. so basically i think chinese would prefer to see trump because they feel that he's transactional, business in nature and a deal can be done. it's not an ideologic fight between liberal democracies and communisms, which it is under biden and the chinese fear would be under harris and walz walz is a pro-democracy zealot the chinese are scared of. >> shaun, thank you very much. always good to see you, sir. shaun ryan. >> thanks for having me. >> the new book "the split". >>> chinese tech stocks are in the green today and our next guest feels optimistic about the chinese tech sector. he upgraded jd.com from hold to buy stating the company is a top beneficiary of china's stimulus. see if he feels our way after our previous discussion. shaun makes go

not in relation to anyone, this is generally the basic chinese approach. china can, of course, fight terribly with america, but the volume of trade with america is absolutely colossal, yes, they do not intend to reduce it of their own free will. at the same time, so to speak, china is preparing for a serious military clash with the united states of america, so they are increasing their strategic nuclear arsenals, increasing the power of their navy, which already surpasses american ships somewhere. china wrote that this is directed against the usa, of course not, china's political culture excludes such a thing, but the question is, against whom is all this directed, that's exactly how to say china believes that taiwan is part of china, therefore china will defend itself, the americans think so, no, i don't think so at all. according to official papers, everyone thinks so, but according to international papers, well, according to papers, paper doesn't blush, as you know, that's realpolitik american, it is a little different, this concerns taiwan, and the sou

the chinese kept an appropriate distance. the fact that china was closely observing germany's passage through waters they claim for themselves was very much part of the mission. as recognized by one slaves as well as the south and the sign of the water and to the high seas. we acted in accordance with the national maritime law and the exercise of the freedom of navigation. and the freedom of that being an internet of all the ads. the drum and into pacific deployment was the 2nd mission of its kind company plans to return soon to show allies in the region. that when it comes to upholding the freedom of navigation, they are ready to sail alongside. a clean up is under way and tie one after time food crowd tone slammed into the island, packing high winds into a rental range. the storm killed at least 2 people and left hundreds injured. tens of thousands of homes remain without power. i typed it in, crestline has been downgraded to a tropical depression. now that the skies at lift, when it was at the peak of its power, was obviou

just some stimulus coming from the chinese economy.— chinese economy. just quickly, what is your — chinesen - chinese economy. just quickly, what is your projection for - chinese economy. just quickly, what is your projection for the l what is your projection for the price of oilfor the what is your projection for the price of oil for the rest of this year? 0bviously, price of oil for the rest of this year? obviously, it is difficult to predict because we do not know what will happen nextin do not know what will happen next in the middle east. offer? next in the middle east. very difficult to — next in the middle east. very difficult to predict. _ next in the middle east. very difficult to predict. i - next in the middle east. very difficult to predict. i don't - difficult to predict. i don't think it is possible for the oil price to go up much more until something actually happens, until an actual response from israel happens, so without any physical change in iran's infrastructure or any other supply and demand, i don't think the price can go up much morejust from don't think the price c

the chinese government does exactly— the chinese government does exactly the same.ese interests, they really are upholding the beliefs — they really are upholding the beliefs and interests of the supreme leader xi jinping, who happens — supreme leader xi jinping, who happens to be be a very, very hard-line _ happens to be be a very, very hard—line autocrat. and happens to be be a very, very hard-line autocrat.— happens to be be a very, very hard-line autocrat. and so when politicians _ hard-line autocrat. and so when politicians like _ hard-line autocrat. and so when politicians like david _ hard-line autocrat. and so when politicians like david lammy - hard-line autocrat. and so when politicians like david lammy gol politicians like david lammy go to china and talk about china's human rights record, is anybody in the chinese government listening to that? if in the chinese government listening to that?— listening to that? if the fourth or _ listening to that? if the fourth or terry - listening to that? if the fourth or terry had - listening to that? if the fourth or

only targeted to chinese immigrants to prevent chinese immigrants to become u.s. citizen. but in the 1920s, during wave of really isolationist movement, not only the numbers of european immigrants dropped, they also the exclusion act to basically became the asian exclusion act. like any engagement with some, any asian countries are not allowed to become u.s. citizens. so it's this whole isolationist and southern were restricted to, weren't they? yes, yes, yes. what did the great depression do to immigration, to the united states? i think in the great depression? what so time when the economic disaster was such as the great depression happened, because before that there were other economic crises to every thought when something like that, people became very fearful, which understandable because you see massive layoffs. you know, people here, u.s. citizens, they struggle to support families. they struggle to find a jobs. so whenever we experience economic crises, cycles like that the isolationist will win the day this you will see more isolationist talk, more populi

only targeted to chinese immigrants to prevent chinese immigrants to become u.s. citizen. but in the 1920s, during wave of really isolationist movement, not only the numbers of european immigrants dropped, they also the exclusion act to basically became the asian exclusion act. like any engagement with some, any asian countries are not allowed to become u.s. citizens. so it's this whole isolationist and southern were restricted to, weren't they? yes, yes, yes. what did the great depression do to immigration, to the united states? i think in the great depression? what so time when the economic disaster was such as the great depression happened, because before that there were other economic crises to every thought when something like that, people became very fearful, which understandable because you see massive layoffs. you know, people here, u.s. citizens, they struggle to support families. they struggle to find a jobs. so whenever we experience economic crises, cycles like that the isolationist will win the day this you will see more isolationist talk, more populi

chinese stocks whipsaw on hopes of the chinese government may unveil fresh fiscal stimulus at a planned bridging -- briefing. bonds await u.s. inflation data out later. plus, the men who transformed india's tata group into a global empire is dead. we will take an in-depth look at tata. we are seeing asia get another lift from the snp. the cpi -- even as we await the cpi prints on thursday, that will likely affect the fed's rate cut trajectory after that pretty strums data. that inflation prints is pretty important. s&p futures flat right now. we are tracking of course the benchmark in china. csi 300 index currently up by about 1.5% but it's been quite a whipsaw. it has posted its biggest drop in more than four years yesterday and what gyrations on that market as well as the hung sing currently up by -- hang seng currently up by 3.5%. the japanese yen at 1.4919 trading ever so closely to that 150 level. mary daly expects the fed to be able to cut at least once more before the end of the year with inflation coming under control. let's take a listen. mary: what we saw in the last several m

the european union slap tariffs on chinese e vehicles as fears mount that a su nami, of cheap chinese electric cars, could drown europe's carmakers. massive layoffs are already in the words at volkswagen. so why did germany vote against the terrorists and bring gulf in berlin? this is the day the global markets a know lot, it was cheaper chinese electric cars plus what we've been is trying to find another fund of tar, of somebody that goes to us will likely need to counter measures and will involve us in the tariff disputes, perhaps a target for with china. europe is open to competition, but not for race to the bottom of the list is the worst step in an economic cold war. this is the worst thing that could happen to europe. we must defend ourselves against unfair practices. also coming up no work and no roof over their head. israel's attacks against hezbollah and the impact that they are having on thousands of foreign workers in 11, not most of the women were abandoned by their employers who had fled to safety and left their employees trended in the middle of the conflict. so and then

plan, exclusively the chinese plan, but no one criticizes the chinese policy.this is what blinkin says, zelenskyy should say, tsybig should say, vani, it should be in the press service of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine that the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine asked the minister of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china about... supply of technologies that can be used in the war against ukraine and emphasized that no peacemaking efforts by china can be considered fruitful in the event that china helps with its... industrial role, the continuation of the military-industrial complex of the russian federation. it all sounds, does not sound. we now behave with china the way we behaved with russia at one time. god forbid, in meetings with russian officials, say something that they will not like. and after 2019, when it's clear that we can't say anything they won't like, at least not remember their last names. but since 2019, the president of ukraine did not mention putin's name in a negative context or in any context? so now he does not