dani? dani: thank you very much.have the european crisis that is literally rocketing to records this summer. a taken to energy market action. gas, electricity, renewables. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is daybreak europe. i'm manus cranny in dubai. dani burger alongside me in london. businesses are reopening and workers are returning to the office. dani? dani: at the same time power prices in the german market are heading for the highest average summer level in about 20 years. let's get more from bloomberg's editor for gas, power and renewables in europe. why are energy prices so high this summer? >> we're coming back, you know the worlded is coming back. people are returning to the offices. really we are seeing the return of energy demand that we haven't seen since the pandemic. we're seeing a shortage of natural gas used to produce electricity. as a result it is a real knock huffoff effect that you see in the -- knockoff effect that you see in the power markets all over europe. manus: if this is the state of play

the dollar has repriced, dani. dani: it is at its highest in two weeks. let me show you where it stands this morning. not much movement, but we are seeing movement in response to the dollar, in response to a stronger jobs data in response to, commodities, gold, oil, all moving lower. there is some fears of the delta variant. all of these commodities down as much as 1.9% this morning. let's stick with the jobs picture because the u.s. labor market charged a head in july with the biggest increase in unemployment in a year. that highlights prospects. the latest employment numbers and its implication for fed policy. >> another incredibly strong jobs market report. >> very strong report across all metrics. >> across-the-board, the february report for the economy. >> leisure and hospitality jobs, those were among the top gainers. >> it shows the recovery is coming in for force. >> this is critical for the fed. it is not just come look, we got one big report, it is month after month. >> maybe it will be with us longer. >> the costs are mounting. >> this will not

dani. stick with the earnings story and get to another important interview this morning. siemens energy has downgraded its margin and -- earnings margin outlook. they abandoned previous guidance after a profit warning from their renewable energy unit in july. joining us to discuss his christian bruch, siemens energy ceo. thank you for joining us. clearly some of the price pressures are an issue here, some of that margin compression. how long do you see some of this inflation in material costs continue to weigh on earnings? christian: thank you for having me. it is a mixed picture if you look at the overall business. in particular, if you look at the raw materials, you have to understand the distinction. in the key business, what we call gas and power, we were well hedged and able to fight the increases of raw material prices. in the wind industry in particular, and onshore, we have seen that we are affected more than we wanted in the area of raw material price. i do believe that it is somet

dani: let's go -- exactly. it comes after that monster auction where we had the lowest amount of primary dealer takes ever. someone really wanted to buy 10 years. we are seeing a touch higher in yields. that was not necessarily the movement yesterday. it was all about bond buying. we continue to see tech underperforming with more regulation coming out of china. we are starting to see weakness in the chinese equity market. let's get back to the closely watched inflation reading out of the u.s.. inflation did remain elevated. here is how investors reacted on bloomberg tv. >> it is a positive that inflation pressures are moderating. >> my biggest fear is on the labor side. >> we are in the midst of an inflation heatwave. >> i don't think inflation is at all transitory. >> too early to be too relieved. >> what they should be doing is getting ready to raise interest rates. >> if these inflation numbers stay high, they will have the flexibility to raise rates against that firm economy. manus: the kansas city fed pres

♪ dani: good morning. 6:00 a.m. in the city of london. i'm dani burger fair daybreak europe.t's jobs day. wall street closes at a record as traders await u.s. payrolls data. the return to office in disarray. blackrock and amazon delayed getting staffers back as the delta variant spreads. and as earnings season winds down, don't miss our conversations with the cfos of allianz and ing. a quick look at where your data sets as we await payrolls coming in 7.5 hours from now. but who's counting? until then, we're getting a firmer dollar, 10 year, and s&p futures weaker after records. but we're waiting patiently for jobs data, expected to come in at 860,000 jobs. let's bring you earnings across the wire, allianz reporting earnings, seeing bowl year at the high end of their range, sitting at 11 billion euros to 13 billion euros. the fact that it's at the high end of the range is significant. allianz announcing a probe from the doj and the u.s. over some of their investor funds, also saying they're seeing second quarter eps at 2.2 billion euros, as well. so again, it's the operating p

hopefully, dani. good morning. dani: good morning, manus. hopefully that also means you can come visit us now, manus. you can come without having to quarantine with both your vaccines. i'm going to shift gears to the industrial sector. we have lines crossing over their earnings. their sales on third quarter coming in over $16 billion -- over 16 billion euros. expectation just under 15 billion euros. the full-year comparable sales growth goal is upped to 11% and 12%. previously it was 9% and 11%. strong numbers out from ziman's this morning. manus: and just one word of warning from leuf thawn zha, they're keep their capacity forecast for 2021 unchanged at 40% of the prepandemic levels back in 2019. we keep a track on both of those stocks and ample i.g. will probably react to the opening of u.a.e., bahrain and the shift as well from amber plus to amber for the u.k. dani, let's reset the ageneral davment 2021, it's grow, the vice chair says the central bank is on course to begin pairing bond purchases late they are year with a rate hike pencile

dani: exactly.ust as confident as he is, investors seem confident in equities, at least this morning. we have the csi 300 up more than 2% after the volatility. people are buying the dip saying we don't want it here. we have a chinese bond, a market that's on fire, and the story seems to be about rotation. we have the futures index outperforming. let's stick with china, seeking more communication with the u.s. on overseas ipo's. in a statement, the security's regulator called for talks with the sbc -- s.e.c., even after it called for additional restrictions. beijing also asked for mutual respect and collaboration on the issue. joining us is bloomberg's china government reporter. lucille, what is the regulator signaling with the statement earlier this weekend? lucille: yeah, so they are trying to ease market fears over beijing's crackdown. they said they're looking to find a suitable solution. we know that the sbc is looking for more information on risk disclosures. they want more information on the s

dani: certainly. i'm just looking at alibaba share prices which fell to record lows, falling to another record low, down an additional 3%. thank you for staying on top of that for us. that is goff of reynolds from our mliv team let's get into more of the market action we are joined by the fx strategist at commerce bank. thank you for joining us this morning. one of the more remarkable market moves we have seen again with some of the gloominess that garfield was telling us about is the strength in the dollar taking out its year-to-date highs, continuing to move up. what do you make of that? what do you make of the unrelenting rally we have seen over the past few days? >> it is kind of amazing because if you look at the performance of the classical currency safe havens, the swiss franc, the u.s. dollar is outperforming, which is obvious the surprising given all this year about the delta variant. we have seen throughout the world and in particular, asia. i think we are seeing some slide into the liquidit

dani: certainly.ties as the bank of america has opponented out, you have healthcare as the most crowded sector. it is the first time in about a year. kind of a twinge of defenseness underneath the surface there. manus: a big drop in terms of growth, profit and expectation. let's show you the rest of the markets and show you what is going on with the kiwi and the rest of these these markets. a nine-month low at the rbn hold off on raising rates. to the taliban leadership. they have returns, leadership returning to afghanistan. the militant group has pledged not to target neighboring countries at a press conference in kabul. they promised to build an inclusive government and protect the rights of women. >> god willing in accordancewith shrch sharia law, we will allow women to work. they will have an active presence. dani: at the same time the white house says it is in contact with the taliban to allow safe passage through the kabul airport. the u.s. is seeking to finish its vacuation by the end of augus

dani: thank you so much.g up, the infamous investor or rather famous investor made famous by "the big short," one of hollywood's biggest stars, this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: this is daybreak europe. i'm manus cranny in dubai. dani burger is in london. let's get to juliette saly. i am blown away by this. 1% tank on a one covid case. >> yes, exactly. it is an extraordinary move we see. we heard one confirmed case of the virus in a nation that had been covid zero and relying on that strategy. we will hear from the prime minister later today in terms of how the government plans to deal with this, but it is scrambling for what it means to the royal bank of new zealand meeting tomorrow. some economists are saying perhaps it will be in question in terms of what it means for rate hikes for the rest of the year because the market had forecast three rate hikes, so 75 basis points, by the end of 2021. you can see that coming through in our gtv chart, how that is forecasting that we will only see two 25 basis point hikes.

dani: let's look at where yields stand.hey are ticking higher by a base point when it comes to 10 year yield. this morning, it continues to be king dollar. the highest since november 2020, taking out march highs. because of that, you have demand and issues in china when it comes to foreclosures. you are seeing commodities crushed this morning. oil and iron ore. let's stick on that fed story. the latest minutes show that most officials agree that they can start tapering later this year. then there's james bullard of the fed who prefers a faster timeline calling for an end to tapering by the first quarter of 2022. we are joined now by kiran ganesh. you've already watched of interview earlier when he was talking with his guests about bullard's bullishness. i will put that question to you as well. do we listen to bullard, his hockessin if -- hawkish and us? kiran: the fed is clearly a committee. you will have some people be more hawkish, some people at the dovish end. if you look both sides of that, we can see that there's a he

dani burger is alongside me.s delivered their earnings, giving an upbeat outlook for the year. a rebound in equity trading fuels the beat. the man with the numbers, the societe generale cfo. great to have you with us. the market has your numbers. the net income are very strong. doing well and equities. you beat the americans. there is the moniker. you cut the cost of risk for the rest of this year by 10 basis points. is this as good as it gets? where was the most material improvement in the loan-loss provisioning? >> good morning. thank you very much for having me this morning. in fact, as you pointed out, we have very strong numbers. when we look at the numbers over a long period of time, there is the case that this is the best quarter ever for societe generale. the question on the cost of risk. what we see now is a very low level of defaults across the board and across sectors. and that is quite striking. despite the fact that we did not do any buybacks, so we keep a hefty level of provisions pertaining to stag

dani: good morning.e are coming back from friday all-time highs from the exit 500 pulling back a little bit this morning. how much of the risk is this market ignoring? manus: capricious. dani: capricious china. i know you love little bit of alliteration. china's central bank raised expectations around monetary easing. the pboc said in its latest quarterly report that inflation shares are controllable and highlighted the risk to the growth outlook. kallum pickering is still with us. the china question, the economic growth has vexed a lot of people. do you do the same? has your view on china's growth materially changed? annabelle: china's growth is moderating, struggling to meet the growth targets met -- the political growth targets which are set by the parties. what we should remember in the western world is that china is now in our mess -- in our mess -- enormous, the biggest economy in the world. if we can get 4% or 5% gdp growth, that is more than sufficient for a positive global growth tory, equivalen

dani: very wrongfooted.nds have been investing in chinese adr's listed in the u.s. for decades, but delving into the most recent crackdown from the government, alibaba, for example, some as high as $10 billion. that hedge fund held in market value as of june 30. viking and melvin capital had added up on the most recent filing. you might think this is june 30, the end of the last quarter, how much do we care? they could change their position heading into the regulatory crackdowns in order to avoid the worst problems. if that is the positioning from june 30, two days after they have their filings, you have china issuing a warning, then we get a 38% decline in u.s. listed chinese companies. they would have had to change positioning within two days to avoid the worst of the selloff. it is inevitable that hedge funds took a large hit on the shares that they have been loading up on. francine: where are we now? it is an incredible chart looking at it like that. it is likely they sold off their positions? dani: agai

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marizanne kapp matched van niekerk�*s score — her late blows lifted the invincibles to 121—6.dani wyatt chase. but the invincibles had kapp in hand. wyatt soon walking back — out for a duck. sophia dunkley followed a few balls later and then gaby lewis as well. kapp removing the first three batters. the invincibles score being made to look impossible. fortune favours the brave, so they say, but this was just reckless. maria bouchier run out racing for a quick single. it didn't get any better. m for 6 at one stage and the game over as a contest. the final was finished in style by kapp with the brave old out. we have seen this throughout _ kapp with the brave old out. we have seen this throughout the _ seen this throughout the all—tournament and we have so many batters came and got us... we feel like if you ball really good links, it will happen. white not the thrilling finish a record crowd for a domestic match of 17,001 had wanted but after a tournament well southern brave looked invincible, it was the oval invincible is who took home the trophy. the match is on at bbcjust now. —— mick

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so rather than remind the top stories african present us, dani has visited the government's last stronghold in the north and a bit to rally troops again, escalating battle with the taliban. if the city of missouri falls, the government would lose control of the country's north. well, i've got sons, interior minister told out as they were, the government forces the pushing to secure main highways, large cities and border crossings. the groups have been given on the bid to fight back the talib offensive that i'm them to do. i know last i'm asking the taliban to stop their brutality. leave killing. sit down with love and we should find solutions. i'm asking them not to destroy buildings or our chief ma'am. let's come and sit together and make a coalition government one that would be acceptable to all the sooner we do this, the barons. wildfire. mel jerry, i have to call sits mountainous regions can be 65 people. l jerry and but crescent says more than 1000 people have been injured and the 600 families have been left homeless. the president has declared 3 days of national loaning, hollands parl

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make peace with the man to avoid civil war, to american diplomats to talk to the guns in the bank as danis. i've been talking to china and the russians, how they even going to deal with a ton of law and prison. but when it comes down to it, this is where they thought we spent over $2000000.00 over 20 years. we trained and equipped with modern equipment over 300000 afghan forces, how many more times america truck bombs spend trillions of dollars to win a war? be surprised when it doesn't work. the site is not you and report that no one seems to have read from last year. page 12 interesting is suggest i'm calling to is present in at least 15 afghan provinces and it's still great my way back closer than ever. of course, i'll tell you will probably come back britain's defense actually that well done, everyone here for the next 20 years, the pointlessness i will on the diplomatic side, neighboring pakistan's. national security advisor is urging afghan leaders to try and find a political solution to avoid further violence in the past, islam about spain, a successful mediator between afghanistan

to like american diplomats to talk to the guns in the back as danis. they've been talking to china and the russians, how they even going to deal with a ton of law and load it in prison. but when it comes down to it, this is where they thought we spent over $2000000.00 over 20 years. we trained and equipped with modern equipment over 300000 afghan forces. how many more times america truck owners, bonds spend trillions of dollars to win a war and be surprised when it doesn't work. the site is un report that no one seems to have read from last year. page 12 interesting is suggest i'm calling to is present in at least 15 afghan provinces. and it's still great makes with a ton of baths closer than ever. of course, we'll probably come back britain defense actually there. well done. everyone here for the next 20 years, the pointlessness over europe, the thousands are out again in paris, protesting games cove restrictions for the 5th consecutive week. the outcry is all over the mandatory health pulses. now need to get into restaurants and other public places.

peace with the town to avoid civil war to the american diplomats to talk to the guns and the masses. danis, i've been talking to china and the russians, how they even going to deal with a ton of last year and lower than prison. but when it comes down to this is where they thought we spent over $2000000.00 over 20 years. we trained and equipped with modern equipment over 300000 afghan forces. how many more times american truck owners, bonds spend trillions of dollars to win a war? be surprised when it doesn't work. the site is you and report that no one seems to have read from last year. page 12 interesting is just i'm calling to is present in at least 15 afghan provinces and it's still great my time. that's closer than ever . of course, we'll probably come back britton's defense, actually that well done. everyone here for the next 20 years, the pointlessness tragic news in from turkey now where a russian firefighting plane has crashed while helping extinguish blazes in the south of that country. all the people aboard died in the incident. according to the russian defense ministry, 5 russia

oh, i former african president. tasha dani speaks from exile in the united rabinowitz. he says he lives to avoid bloodshed. the 1st signs of resistance against taliban rule. at least 3 people are reported. dead shorts are fired at a protest in eastern afghanistan. ah, come over and this is just the real life and don't know. so coming up president binds and offers corona virus booster shots for americans rejecting worlds health organization concerns. it will deepen global vaccine inequality. i disagree. we can take care of america and help the world the same time. and the aiming for goals, a new generation of indigenous brazilian containers inspired by a gold medalist that the tokyo olympics ah, afghan ascends, former president sharp ghani has spoken from the united arab emirates. in his 1st appearance since fleeing carpool. he defended his decision to leave us the taliban, pushed towards the capital, saying it was to avoid violence is also denied rumors that he fled with suitcases full of cash. the u. a. he says, god has been taken in with his family on humanitarian gro

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with the town to avoid civil war. 2 lane, american diplomats of talked to the guns in the back as danis. they've been talking to china and the russians, how they even going to do with a ton of law and loaded in the prison. but when it comes down to it, this is what we spent over $2000000.00 over 20 years. we trained and equipped with modern equipment over 300000 afghan forces, how many more times american truck bombs spend trillions of dollars to win a war that may surprise when it doesn't work. the site is not un report and no one seems to have read from last year. page 12 and interesting is just calling to is present in at least 15 afghan provinces. and it's still great mates with a ton of baths closer than ever. of course, we'll probably come back britain defense sanctuary that well done, everyone here for the next 20 years and pointlessness and staying with breaking news in a different area. another developing story, if you will, former lebanese prime minister, cited. how do you read and has called for the president to step down after 20 people die and 79 are entered in a gas tank o

and then picks, host city tokyo has recorded 5000 dany cases for the 1st time of her minister says the games are not to blame. and richardson is in tokyo, he says pandemic fatigue is setting in among locals and the numbers are escalating very quickly. i was standing hit a few days ago talking about the fact that daily tases wedding 3000 for the 1st time. now we're up to 5000 and the state of emergency here in so care has already been extended until the end of the month. that's significant from a supporting perspective, at least because they were hoping to allow fans and spectators in after the start of that event. it's still possible they could get them in the final few days because apparently picks runs until september, but it's looking increasingly unlikely. and the reason covet 19 figures have been relatively low until this point. a lot of people think is because of their personal sacrifices and not government policy. the vaccine rollout was slow. the back story there was that in the 1990, the japanese government was found liable for the side effects to 2 other inoculations. so ther

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and now where displaced lily my colleague could embrace spoke to for team a guy dani who's involved in the african government official associations with a taliban in the category capital. she told us these talks could be the last chance for peace. we are down by the us, we are let down by the whole world. you will drag in this war 43 years ago and it's going on and on the countries burning non stop. we saw just few years, comparatively, a peace. and now it is growing again, we have to come to an understanding that this is the last opportunity and we have to go to change this country. i'm live together. politically, i saw i saw what is happening to the government side or the side of our sites. we should look to the eye of those people who are this place to the i do see that they are urging and told them that we have still an opportunity will side of the negotiation table in the because they double side, there is a one side and that's why i'm side is the people of mine is done from off africa or southern europe and beyond months of wildfire. is it becoming a growing catastrophe? 5 heart

dani: thank you so much -- francine: thank you so much for your time today. get to the bloomberg business flash. here is angel feliciano. angel: the u.s. federal trade commission has resolved its monopoly lawsuit against facebook. it alleges the social network pursued a strategy to buy a rival. the suit asks the court to unwind facebook's accusations of instagram and whatsapp. facebook says the takeovers were lawful and were cleared years ago. see bnr has raised its offer for supermarket morrison's to 7 billion pounds. the aim is to outmaneuver fortress group in the battle for britain's fourth-largest grocer. the u.s. private equity firm has pledged to replace the existing management team, its relationship with suppliers, as well as staff pay and pension. a chinese telecom firm has the world's biggest listing so far this year that has debuted in shanghai. haynes resumed after a trading halt indicating enthusiasm for china's push to build the world's largest 5g network and monetize the high-speed technology behind it. china mobile is also seeking a secondary l

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shrubsole, but the bowler soon had her revenge when adams was dismissed for four, caught in the deep by danime 147 medals from rio 2016, including 64 golds. this time round, chef de mission penny briscoe believes gb is fielding a very competitive team once again, but says she's grateful the games are going ahead. the last 18 months has been a tumultuous time for global communities and we are very respectful of the fact that the games are going ahead still in the midst of a raging pandemic. now that we are here, i think that we are trying to demonstrate to the japanese public that we will be exemplary in terms of our adherence to the covid countermeasures because we are so grateful for the work that has gone on from the japanese government, the organising community, the international paralympic committee to ensure that these games are held for the athletes. just a reminder that you can watch the cricket on the bbc two at the moment. that is all for me right now. police have released an image of a man wanted in connection with a suspected double murder in central london. a 45—year—old woman an

guests for the next 3 weeks to make space for thousands of people expected from afghanistan pockets. dani media says the government was also expecting foreign diplomats and journalists to arrive and security measures outside hotels have been beefed up. huge numbers of afghans have been crossing into pocket with many, saying they've given not waiting to be flown out of the country on russia has reported its highest monthly death toll of the corona virus pandemic. over 50000 people died from covered 19 o related causes in july, according to the official statistics of it's ross that says there were 365000 covert related death between april 2020 and last month. that's double the official total desktop published by the russian herana virus task force. meanwhile, covert related deaths in the us have risen by 11 percent in the past week. the cdc released the latest sick as a day off the number of current of ours patients in hospital past. the 100000 level, last seen in january ospital is in the south of fuller than the last of the country . many states they're going through, there was a wave of

the afghan tyler bond is now in talks with the pockets dani government come out hot as more on that from the talk on border crossing a sunnier of delegation comprising of he knew of our leaders in august on at the moment they've already had an important round of dogs for the country's military leadership, they have met the budgets on the prime minister budgets on a stretch thing on the point that has to be an inclusive government. the taliban have already signaled that they will tolerate other religious minorities as well as admitted richard. no one has gone to varman inclusive government, it is going to be important to see what kind of progress will be made and reaching a political settlement. and i mean time to budget on the foreign ministers planning, the wizard turkey, and also hold consultation. read better for the stage such as iran. there are minutes. dawn with beckett's on g gets on, and also read the chinese down to barge buckets on has played a lead role. and facilitating that dog between the $1.00 bond and the united states . it is acting as a facilitator. and of course, what

presidential palaces fighters rolled up the national flag and posed for pictures was earlier. president dani fled the country events and going to sons and sent shock waves around the world, especially in the united states military companies. 20 years pressure is mounting on politicians to explain how the country fell and fell so quickly. let's talk again to her room ra, haney, assistant professor of law at the american university of afghanistan. he joins us on skype from istanbul. harun good to talk to you again. what do you make of those scenes at the airport today? just chaos and panic. the fear of unknown, the uncertainty of what the future holds despite the call about amnesty and other people do not. don't seem to believe those promises. also, there's a very chaotic situation. americans are in the control in control of the airport taliban were large port have left the airport on its own, possibly true a deal made by with the united states government. this created a situation where anyone who wants to go to the airports can and just in face the americans there. and you can imagine it to b

the situation changed markedly when president dani left the country and as the taliban continued to encroach on cobble, we do continue to engage with taliban representatives in doha, from the state department team. the u. s. military had spoken to engagement with the taliban on the ground in cobble. and again, we are working on a couple different fronts, 1st and foremost, to seek to preserve calm in cobble, to maintain, semblance of security. and very importantly, to underscore that any effort, any attempt to targets to threaten to intimidate our personnel or our operations would be meant with a swift and decisive responding that there's no agreement with the telephone for, for the us military to run the airport to run the airspace to be in control and if there is an agreement, how long does the agreement we have engaged with the taliban? we have had discussions. i would say that some of those discussions have been constructive. but again, when it comes, when it comes to the top of on, we're going to look for their actions, rather than listen to their words. and then secondly, the logistical

so run the reminder of our top stories african present us. dani has visited the government's last stronghold in the north and a bit to rally troops again, escalating battle with the taliban. if the city of missouri falls, the government would lose control of the country's north. well i've got sons, interior minister told out as they were, the government forces the pushing to secure main highways.

the accusations are baseless lies, but you can even ask customs officials, they are based sir dani coming out strongly because there has been a lot of rumors around how he lift the man and he lift if he took money with them. so pushing back quite hard on that, he says he does plan to return to continue the if it's the justice for the people of afghanistan and that he supports current negotiations. now in terms of the negotiations, it's mainly the taliban trying to fold in some of his core team. people like a bill or a former president, how many cars i would how much you trying to fold some of these people in from his team. but really, the telephone do hold all the cards and any negotiations going forward. charlotte, thanks very much. that's all about us for years up to date from couples. well, as we mentioned, joe biden is said he's committed to keeping us troops in afghanistan until every american is evacuated, even if it meant maintaining a military presence beyond the august 31st deadline, he spoke to in an interview with a b. c news. let's listen to what he had to say. all chips are s

francine: thank you so much, dani burger with some of the stocks to watch.tock we are watching is bhp. the one thing we have been trying to figure out is exactly how much demand because of lockdowns we just saw a new zealand, we just such china going into partial lockdowns the last couple of days, and i think it has been six or seven days. the impact this has on commodities. together story with bhp is that it is changing and structure in australia, mark. mark: look, on the first point about what this means for global trade in terms of commodities and the lockdowns we are seeing in new zealand australia, i think people are getting much more negative about growth. we have to remember we are in the height of the summer. we are missing a large chunk. we don't have all the different views and angles fighting arguments out. therefore, it is easy for narratives to get a little bit run away with themselves. i think we might see more risk aversion in the next couple of weeks. we get some scares during these months, but by september we would probably be back to a bett