dater in america has been so strong.lking about a no lending scenario, that puts the united states ahead of europe and the world. markets will be watching closely and they will infer from what jerome powell has to say. the risk is that the dot plots could change from three cuts to two cuts. that would be negative across the markets including europe, not just treasuries. the whole g10 complex. he may try to leave options open as any central banker would do but from what people have been saying, they are moving toward a situation with no urgent for them, which impacts bank of england and the g10 world. whatever powell has to say that have more impact than the ecb meeting. tom: decisions from the fomc and fed looming large. mark cranfield setting us up for a big week in monetary policy. another big item is the budget. u.k. chancellor preparing to deliver the budget. jeremy hunt is facing pressure for tax cuts which could provide a boost for struggling conservatives. the state of u.k. finances is presenting obstacles. joinin

there is dater out tomorrow. you've got cpi on friday and there is a lot to digest.ppened yesterday. yes, they have hiked rates effectively, but a flip-flop in divergence between bank of japan and the fed is a stretch. the boj played in cards, but the fed is modular. this will matter in terms of what range we are going to have for the next three or six months. paul: what is the expectation around when easing happens? it seems to be june but could anything push that out? >> if that were the case, last night we had a strong housing print. that is the data that the fed focuses on to see how strong the polls is and if it repeats itself, maybe we go to two at best. in the yen like i said, if bank of japan interest-rate policy was a netflix series this would be a season seven. pay respect to the cpi on friday. paul: bloomberg's michael wilson. more ahead upon daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is our future, ma. godaddy airo. creates a logo, website, even social posts... in minutes! -how? -a.i. (impressed) ay i like it! who wants to come see the future?! get you

he may be talking about later in the year, slower pace, but they will cut if the dater allows it.e have a central bank willing to cut and people are not worried. they said maybe no cuts at all this year. the market seems happy to tolerate that. no big changes in the dot plots. the market is looking for interest rates. switch the focus to talk about jobs data. that gives the fed a caveat to move. lower rates on the horizon. tom: how are the markets interpreting the messages from the boe, ecb, s&p? is the take that doves are in control? paul: it feels like they fired the starting gun. it is the same mentality and noise traders are hearing. at the top of the show, people betting on short-term interest rates relative to long-term. maybe we can undo the yield curve. the market has been wrong several times. a stopped clock trade will be right eventually. this is volatility sliding, credit spreads type and exuberance in equities, so everyone happy. easing underway and there's reasons to be cheerful. tom: excellent wrap, paul dobson, thank you. now to what unfolded in moscow, four men are

according to its dater women make up half the workforce, they also make up 60% of americans that are holding multiple jobs. the ceo deputy says those women workers are looking for flexibility. >> and the reason for that is because women tend to be the primary caregivers weather for elderly parents, whether for children and one thing that we have seen also in our data is an increase in micro shifts meaning women are working for a few hours in the morning then taking care the children or elderly parents and then working more shifts in the afternoon >> deputies research also finds almost 40% of women workers don't feel they will be taken seriously if they file a sexual assault claimant work and 23% who are black, indigenous and people of color city don't feel valued in the workplace. >>> do you want to see how your car would you on a real racetrack? take a look at the sonoma raceway today, it was all for a good cause, speedway charities hosted the fundraiser and allowed folks to take their own cars onto the newly paved >>>. over the winter the raceway was repaved for the first time in 2

the dater will be consequential.e a look on the u.s. 10 year. 409 as we lead up to the inflation print. the expectation it inflation will moderate in the print later today euro on year. the pound is one of the best performing currencies. labor data could move the currency. nearly looking at iron ore at 108. the squeeze came through yesterday. let's get what is happening with the boj. bloomberg reporting that they are going to make this decision next week and it is balanced in terms of whether they raise interest rates in march core hold off until april. if they hold off there will be a hawkish hold, that is one scenario. let's bring in paul jackson. where does this leave the thinking on the boj? >> we have a poised decision next week. some officials favor march, thinking they have seen enough data coming in strong. we saw demand from ringo last week saying average demand has much more pressure from the union side for higher wages amid talk of raising wages to drive the inflation cycle. we are hearing officials favor

i shouldn’t have taken her attempts to seduce me seriously, i ask you, dater, to seduce you, uh-huh,later found out that she not only hanged herself on boys, peers, but on teachers. what about a poor girl against an insidious philanthropist, and you decided to pay off, it wasn’t me who decided, it was my mother and stepfather who extracted a large sum from me, then they didn’t have time to divide it, as a result the poor girl got sick, do you want some water? yes very. no, i don’t blame her at all, i understand that it was they who suggested that she accuse me. we are confident that sooner or later, the author of the letter will commit a crime. what do you think? no, you can't be involved in this matter. please, on... oh, the kids love you, this alupka is good the actor himself believes what he says , he almost convinced even me that he is a victim of an insidious plan, in my opinion, he is just a schizoid, well, one does not interfere with the other, i don’t think that this camera will give us anything, he is very careful, if he does his dirty deeds somewhere, it ’s definitely not a

and we will bring the dater to you live.o what extent are they able to navigate challenges of inflation and how much demand will be interesting. we will get spanish cpi, at 8:00 a.m.. expectation is year on year of 3.1, that comes out 8:00 a.m. to give us a flavor across the euro zone. 8:30 a.m. expectation is rates on hold at 4% but they could give an outline as to when the groundwork or when they will cut. they're expected to hold rates at 4% and we will bring that live. get around of the stories in daybreak. subscribers can go to d.a. why bigo and one of the top stories is the japanese yen. that is the line for the boj and officials issued strong rhetoric around potential intervention given the weakening of the currency. down 1/10 of a percent, the rate differentials putting pressure on the currency versus the boj versus the fed, the gap remain significant. 151.68. japanese stocks of rally. taking a look at the no fail mission to protect the red sea and why attacks continue and talking about the textile industry with the

tom: sentiment changed and dater seems to back that up. the key question is does it continue?s is interesting because we have an election. so you think there is risk but you are saying the u.k. stands out for relative stability. caroline: it does because the two candidates are on comparable ground. and a lot of ceos want long-term decision-making and a two-term government. that was a theme. we have companies joining labors new commission around building britain back. there is the labour party according business, but a consensus among leaders growth is front and center. the u.k. needs to think about these things. there is another big opportunity around ai. wpt ceo said this could be beneficial for the services based economy. the sum of workers parsing productivity go up. >> massive opportunity. what you can do with ai is access models cheaply because we are a service-based economy. it could make services more efficient and we have to embrace it. tom: the potential productivity gains. great lead and thank you very much indeed. there's plenty more coming up indeed. stay with us,

not that good over the weekend it has been revealed one example she is referencing , she goes into dater detail talking about a very dramatic story. she has a fake cry voice going on about a woman that is very afraid in mexico. while it is a sad story, she implies that this has something to do with the biden border policy. it is a story that happened 20 years ago in mexico, not in america or at the border at all. it was disastrous with all the levels of content and performance. >> aaron, how much leverage does the biden campaign think it has over the trump campaign? you mentioned the herd -- huge ad by starting today. >> $30 million ad by that will see these commercials are this particular commercial for you run for about six weeks in the battleground states. the biden campaign and feels comfortable with the test it has been developing in the last year as the president announced he was running for re-election. the campaign thing it has somewhere in the neighborhood of $140 million available. i believe that was the number, $140 million available to spend going into the start of the campai

you should meet my grand daters. you think i'm kidding, i'm not. >> his four granddaughter? the problem is he has five granddaughter. biden had previously ignored his 4-year-old granddaughter navy joan roberts, the 2k5ur9 of hunter biden. and we are learning about yet another incident involving a boeing plane, an alaska airlines flight landed in oregon with a cracked inner windshield on sunday night. this comes as a company faces a criminal probe over that door plug blowout during alaska airlines flight in january. other incidents include a plane that lost a panel in mid flight and another aircraft lost a tire just after takeoff. five university of georgia students are being called heroes for coming to the rescue after a car crashed into a pond. the group of young people are credited with getting three people out of that submerged car. >> the burk county sheriff's office saying, quote: the quick-thinking and bravery of these women is absolutely admirable. we are grateful you were in the right place at the right time. one of the girls was from south carolina. proud of them. g