caroline: we have talked about the dollar and dollar-yen this week.ou look further ahead into the months to come and we take into account the e.c.b. and the bank of england as well, what are the key crosses going to be for you and what are you expecting from them? >> i think most of the key crosses outside of the major currencies, if you look at euro-dollar, we have spoken about are pretty stable. dollar-yen has been relatively stable recently. dollar-swiss has been pretty stable. even sterling-dollar. we had the shock of june 24 and the brexit vote but since then it has been relatively stable. things like how the australian dollar are moving, the new zealand dollar. a lot of the emerging markets currencies as well. i think the issue is really whether we'll be in a risk on or off type environment. obviously the moves from the two central banks are banks this week have helped the risk on environment and helped those in emerging market currency to some extents. in terms of points going forward, i think the fed will raise rates in december. tpwhal a fair

dollars,t is short u.s. dollars, but it's long australian dollars and new zealand dollars.that scenario happens, it's pretty much a perfect storm to short australia and new zealand. msx, aussieting dollars, watch out. steven saywell, good happy. jonathan: coming up, calling for calm. london's mayor urges the government to take a measured view on brexit. monetarydown to decisions from the fed and boj. the market are positive footing today with equities up across the board. features positive and in the fx market, dollar-yen trading with a one-to-one handle. yields just coming in a touchdown by one basis point to 1.69% on the u.s. 10 year. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is "bloomberg ." time jonathan ferro. isfrom new york city, this "bloomberg ." i'm jonathan ferro. in the fx market, this is how we set up. softerre dollar -- dollar. it is the commodities story all over again. market, the story of the last few weeks has been a curve that has been steepening. the story today is the rally of the long gain. anticipationt and has bee

dollar pick up. most likely against the canadian dollar.oing to take a while in the short-term it we just had a fed decision were nothing happened. real interest rates in the u.s. are low. guy: stephen, stay with us. sorry caroline. let me pick up. terribly rude for me to jump on caroline. that is the view of washington. who is going to be the next resident of the united states? we are going to talk about what is happening with the fed. donald trump text aimed at the u.s. central bank. details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ quick the day obama goes off and he goes out to the golf course for the rest of his life, when they raise interest rates, you are going to see some very bad things happen, because the fed is not doing their job. the fed is being more political than secretary clinton. guy: donald trump talking about what is happening in the was politics dragging the fed into the process. janet yellen would disagree with what mr. trump had to say it steven saywell -- have to say. steven saywell, b.n.p. paribas. let's talk about what his happen

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taking a look at the dollar, seeing a weaker dollar on the back of that, weaker dollar and stronger yenalso rising after reportsen that boj members are struggling to reach a consensus on the confidence of policy renewed. stiglitz this to be left unchanged. and on the weaker dollar you are seeing the stronger yen, and stronger gold. building on the biggest increase since january the we saw yesterday, and trading at the highest in almost three weeks. and finally, this was really interesting to me because it shows hedge funds adding too long positions on the s&p 500, and building up short on the hedge fund position. most bullish in three years on the s&p, basically hedge funds, are betting on stock market gains betting against volatility. this is the average strategists forecast 1% below the closing level, and with historic low volatility, the reason behind this is just a question -- but i thought this painted a very interesting picture. nejra, thank you. saudi arabia is intensifying assets to shrink the budget deficit by canceling $20 million. manus: that is according to people familiar w

one area where the dollar is not weaker is dollar-yen. dollar move higher against the yen. the yen backing off. the dollar heavy and effect on commodities. copper off by 1.7%. base, industrial metals, iron or, steel, moving higher as the dollar is weaker. brent, crude, up by 1.1%. in the bond market, by the dip across the board on the long end. yields back down in the 30-year. 30 year guild yields are down. across the board, it is by the dip on the long end of the duration. the question going forward, what did the three dissents mean? we saw three in 2014, 3 in 2011, and three in 1992. does it make the job of communication harder when that happens? the last hike was under alan greenspan. how do you chew your job -- how do you do your job when there is so much dissent in the race question mark david: -- dissent in the ranks? fortunately we have someone that can answer that question. former chairman of the federal reserve, alan greenspan. welcome to the program. i'm specifically not going to ask about any decision that came out yesterday, b

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what will happen to the dollar today?e dollar is undervalued and there is more upside than downside and the other side is we have had a 20% dollar rally since 2014 and we are over done. which school of thought are you? more leaning toward the second but what we have seen from the boj and ecb since beginning of the year is they have underdone expectations. the market expected them to these more and they have not. the fed is the opposite. the market has expected them to hike and they haven't. i think that pattern will continue. question is what they will do for the longer-term if they bring the median estimate slower. if they do, what can support a dollar rally? think the dollar will have a hard time rallying today even if they try to do the hawkish hold. -- decemberhave the price to net 65% and there are lots of things that can between now and december whether it's a china crisis or european crisis or brexit crisis. to convince the market that is the right percentage when they have decided not to move today will be hard. i

dollar going to do?u synthesize the individual, haired dynamics in, does it lead to a strong dollar, or the interview that francine did today? is a brutal strong dollar? >> no, i don't think it is a strong dollar, certainly not a big, cyclical bull run. we had that from the 2013 tillie 2015. now i think that is over. when you look at the fed, obviously going into september and people talking about hiking, it is very hard for them to keep hiking. they might hike once or twice over the next 18 months, but they aren't going to stop -- start hiking consistently and that is the way the in -- the dollar interacts. that double way any of monetary policy tightening makes it very hard, given the underlying growth story. francine co thank you so much. --: i wanted to jump in there is one headline that sticks out for mr. putin that is absolutely extraordinary. you have been out front on this, the idea that the euro area will shrink given brexit. brexit is not just about the united kingdom, it's about europe as well

claims can get up to 5-hundred dollars back. moviegoers had plenty of choices this weekend: bio- pics, family films, romantic comedies -- even a western "back up your site, destroy it, and restore it again." snowden" stayed in the top five: the true-life drama took in four-point-one million dollars."bridget jones's baby" moved down to fourth place on weekend ticket sales of four-and-a-half million. after two weekends on top, "sully" on top, "sully" descended to third place, but with 13- point-eight million dollars in sales, gave the drama a domestic total of 92-million. "you asked me to do a "you asked me to do a thing, and i will not fail you! always deliver!""wait!" (nat) the animated family film "storks" took flight in second place, opening with 21-point- eight million dollars. if he wants his town... come see me." "the magnificent seven" rode away with the weekend title: the new take on the classic western debuted with 35-million dollars. still ahead on live at daybreak on today's tmj4:it's more than football in titletown..

for every dollar the company gave to a homeowner in need... it kept a dollar. that quickly added up to more than 1.4 million dollars in administrative expenses for the year. " what were those expenses? well the audit shows the company spent tarp dollars on car allowances... lavish holiday parties at casinos and golf courses... and gifts for employees... the inspector general's office says the company racked up 8.2 million dollars in wasteful spending. now the inspector general's office is reccomending nahac stop getting tarp dollars.... and that they stop program all together. i did reach out to the company mentioned in the audit... they told me they were preparing a statement which i have not yet gotten. the british man who tried to shoot donald trump at a las vegas rally went before a judge today. 20-year-old michael sanford-- submitted a guilty plea to being an illegal alien in possessing a weapon and disrupting an official function. he could have faced up to 20 years in prison if he was convicted. instead he will face two years in court doc

this year at restaurants, roughly 22-hundred dollars for every man, woman and dollars? jenna sachs has the results from a consumer reports survey in this contact 6 report. nearly half of every dollar budgeted for food is spent eating out. and much of that money will be spent at table-service restaurants, where you can sit down and be served. so where should you be eating? 70- thousand readers about their experiencesat close to 240 restaurant chains -- from diners to fine dining --to help you find the best meals and deals. "diners want a sure thing when they go out to eat. they want to have a clean restaurant, tasty food and good value." for contemporary fare, both hillstone seasons 52 boasts a seasonal menu, and while its not inexpensive, it is one of the few restaurants topping the ratings, where you can grab dinner for 40- dollars or less. for a truly great steak, regardless of price, trycapital grille. but dinner runs roughly 64-dollars a person. youll spend less than half that at longhorn steakhouse. you give up a bit on service and ambience, but their food bested s

a dollar a month. that's how much dubuque will charge a couple to live in their home for more than a year. on monday, the dubuque city council unanimously voted to buy the property at 64-50 pennsylvania avenue. the city will pay the couple 204-thousand dollars for the property that covers less than half value. kcrg-tv9's katie wiedemann reports the couple landed a good deal. city leaders say they heard the couple wanted to sell their house, so the city made an offer that they say is less than the home's market value. now if they want, the family can stay there for awhile, for one dollar per month. dubuque city engineer, gus psyhois says this home sits right next to the city's industrial park. he says the city wants to own this property in case thre development in that area. because there is no immediate need for the city to tear down the house or do anything with the property, they're allowing the family to stay put until december of 2017. the city will charge the family one dollar per month to live he

10 dollar donation. to the milwaukee county zoo, hundreds of people turned out to raise money for the down syndrome association of wisconsin over the weekend. great job by everyone, raising more than 100-thousand dollars. the money will go to improving he lives of those living with special needs. thanks for joining us four. there's more news ahead... on russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. not wisconsin jobs. now at 4:30 - a live picture from chopper 4 on this blustery monday. you see the flags whipping in the wind at manpower headquarters in downtown milwaukee...'((ad

dollars.cted many bashing and other expert factors but i think that is largely taken into and itand in the base has to pretty good sense of how the stronger dollar will affect the u.s. economy at this point. joe: i wanted to get back to what you said in the last segment about we productivity growth, the source of a lot of debate as to what is the underlying cause, is there some kind of technological reason? demographics? a phenomenon associated with the week recovery cycle? how would you wait the different factors behind this crucial question? alan: excellent question. i would add another factor, the financial crisis, plus, investments of slowdown. in japan, uncertainty investment has been week. have less we productivity growth, it can slow down but the other half is time to do a technological progress. although it may be the gdp down the road will raise that could beand research and development and i do not fully bind to the argument that all of our great inventions are behind us. i think the

dollar was off. london opened, the u.s. dollar managing to recoup some of the losses.ustralian dollar is well up. when you look at the dollar and the yen, we were north of 104 yesterday. all of that being said, we are very much flat. have a look where we are for oil prices. some price action expected there. we will talk more about all you with juliet in a moment. there is the spike between russia and saudi. 45 u.s. dollars per barrel. let me just and on the bond price. and this is one of the boards that we usually used to pick out which class stands out. in this case, we are looking at one quarter. everything in the center has been below. -- jgbright, jgb bonds yields, rather. -0.3%. down to about right there, we are close to getting above zero area in other -- this graphic is one to watch today. it is on its longest losing streak and over nine years. get the latest results on this bond auction. at these levels, i would be surprised to see if the bid to cover is a little bit lower than that. is, we are in for a wild ride. haidi: president obama has canceled a meeting w

million dollars. that's how much separated the salaries.. of the two starting quarterbacks last night in the nfl. but only ?one of them... ?earned his paycheck. and after the break: flooding fears. the northern state that just called a "state of emergency" ... after one ?deadly storm. break 1: 2:00break 2: 1:45 break 3: 1:40endbrk: 1:30 z247kz zy6z y247ky yy6y my sweethearts gone sayonara. this scarf all thats left to remem... what! she washed this like a month ago flooding fears up north the long lasting scent of gain flings governor scott walker has just declared a state of emergency for ?13 counties. they were all hit with torrential rains on wednesday. up to ten inches in some parts. the national guard was brought in to help all the homeowners affected. the storm caused widespread flooding and time to talk some sports this morning... and we start with thursday night football in the nfl. earlier this week, former cowboys great "michael irvin" joked that if the patriots ?won this game... they should just change the name of the "vince lomba

dollar. another tepid set of inflation reports out of each country. 46.60. weaker against the u.s. dollar. if you look at the aussie dollar that is i think up for a fifth or sixth straight day ell above u.s. 60 or 70 cents. commodities, with oil prices you can see ticking up further looking at maybe 80 cents higher compared to the cut off here though the iron ore prices you'll want to watch very closely. look at the contracts in singapore on the way up. relatively it's a decent session so far. fplgs we're good with that. we are moving ahead to the abe decision at 12:30 hong kong time. it is the end of an era in australia as governor glen stevens holds his final policy meeting after 10 years in charge of the central bank. is expected to leave the cash rate unchanged at 1.5%. australia still has issues, weak inflation, under employment. why is no change expected from this last meeting? -- all 26 way economists surveyed say no change this month or next. there are a couple reasons for that. first

people arent necessarily looking for the same thing in a 20-dollar meal as you are in a 60-dollar meal." dave and busters serves up plenty of arcade fun,but its at the very bottom of the ratings for ambience, service, include cracker barrel, rubys diner, islands fine burgers and drinks and rainforest caf. in the end, there are plenty of choices to keep most diners happy. overall, most people think they dont get a great value at chain restaurants. the consumer reports survey did find that people are much more likely to feel theyre getting a good 'bang for their buck' at independent restaurants. nearly 60 percent of people say the value they get at local restaurants is either very good or excellent. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. with skies eventually clearing. temperatures will fall into the upper 50s to around 60 by sunrise. partly sunny and quiet thunderstorm chances return overnight tuesday and into wednesday. we have a slight chance for t-storms friday with cooler air moving in. the weekend will feel highs in the upper 60s. tonight: t-storms ending late evening. low: 60 dewpoint: 62 win

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the trade weighted dollar index inverted as it goes down, the dollar is rising.orrelation between the dollar and inflation. you have the dollar moving higher, you have inflation moving lower. inverse correlation. if the dollar rally we've seen since about 2009 and again in 2013 can pause, that will give room for inflation to move higher. the trade weighted dollar has actually decreased and inflation has started to pick up just a little bit. 31% of pce inflation comes from the dollar. not from wages. and 40 basis point pause in the that's a positive the dollar could lead to a 40 basis point move and inflation. pause in the dollar could lead to a 40 basis point move in inflation. david: the dollar is weakening, it will have what effect on inflation? alix: inflation will start to rise. lisa: it is all connected. these are the mutual funds that took up most of this option. we are not seeing inflation expectations show up yet. alix: as expectations are embedded lower as inflation moved higher -- their mandate is not for inflation expectations. they have to change that

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for every dollar the company gave to a homeowner in need... it kept a dollar. that quickly added up to more than 1.4 million dollars in administrative expenses for the year. " what were those expenses? well the audit shows the company spent tarp dollars on car allowances... lavish holiday parties at casinos and golf courses... and gifts for employees... the inspector general's office says the company racked up 8.2 million dollars in wasteful spending. reccomending nahac stop getting tarp dollars.... and that they stop working on this program all together. i did reach out to the company mentioned in the audit... they told me they were preparing a statement which i have not yet gotten. he sold 75-million records worldwide... and was recognized by the guiness book of world records as the highest selling rap artist of all time... and 20 years ago today he died. someone gunned down west coast rapper tupac shakur at the intersection of flamingo and koval. today people from all around the country paid artist... fox5's cyndi lundeberg joins us now live

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and canadian dollar as well. mark: great to see you. have a good weekend. the cio joining us from zurich. vonnie: coming up, the ceo of the london stock exchange says jobs are at risk in the wake of the brexit vote. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: counting down to the european close. the u.k. expected to be dripped of $570 billion worth of derivatives. they say executives are preparing plans to deal with the fallout including potential job cuts. earlier today the chief executive described the risk of london job cuts. askedhink in the past i us that if you look at the real what thishich is business supports, this is about helping banks relieve their balance sheets from a lot of exposure so they can deploy capital in the real economy. conservatively that at very minimum 100,000 jobs in risk management, compliance, middle office, back office, support functions. not just in london, up and down the country. clearly they could be at risk. the point is there are very, very few financial centers around the world that could ac

million dollar budget..for every hundred thousand dollars on a milwaukee home.. taxpayers will pay an extra 26 dollars next year.service fees.. will also increase about eleven dollars next year. despite the increase, the mayor revealed proposal does not add more officers. i think people should be proud of the fact that were able to maintain the police force where it isthe mayor is however asking to put 127 million dollars more into the police budget and pension blames this on the state, for cutting 12 million dollars in city aid. our relationship with the state is broken we have to have more shared revenue julia.fello@tmj4.com perhaps the biggest announcement in mayor tom barrett's speech is that talgo is returning to milwaukee with century city feeling an immediate impact of 30 new jobs the company left our city about six years ago, after governor scott walker dropped the proposed high speed rail line in our state.as bitter as the feelings were between the state and tawe there was no need for us to burn that bridgea 73 million dollar contract was signed between

dollar.will join that imf basket of currencies. ofwill have a weighting 10.9% versus 41.7% for the u.s. dollar, and a number of benefits could accrue to china. we might see central banks and fund managers moving in to buy up chinese estimates. one as to and has that at went over five years. it could see greater demand for onshore bonds and yields on sovereign debt come off, making it cheaper for the chinese government to borrow money. hovering over this is the suspicion amongst many that that the boc and the authorities manipulate the currency here, and many analysts say that as long as that continues, this will not be a reserve currency. if you look at how much of the yuan is use globally between china and the u.s. and trade, it is used for 2.4% of payments, so tiny usage, a number of big hurdles the currency needs to get over before this really becomes a reserve currency. so many doubts remain, but are there any lessons china could learn from japan when it comes to this effort to internatio

once again, the review act applies to all new billion-dollar rules. the bill's relief is urgently eeded. it wastes billions of dollars in unnecessary compliance costs, resources that are needed -- needlessly -- those costs are essential to job creation, productive investment and economic recovery. mr. marino: these costs should not have to be incurred during ultimate successful litigation, challenging new billion-dollar rules. if education rules like those, the amendment would carve out are needed, relevant agencies can avoid the bill's application by coming up with effective regular lyings that cost less than $1 billion a year. that is a goal to be pursued, not blocked. especially when it is the federal presence in higher education that is actually driving up much of the cost concerning the upward spiral in the cost of higher education. if in an unusual case a needed solution truly must cost $1 billion a year or more, then once again the decision to adopt that solution is a decision congress should make, not an agency. with all due respect, my friend

still seeing some dollar strength in the market. dollar-yen front and center.p, up by just one point. jobless claims coming in lower than estimated but you had a lower revision for second-quarter productivity. as well as higher unit labor cost. margins in companies front and center when we get the jobs number tomorrow. for more on what is happening in the market, abigail doolittle is here in new york. mark barton is in london. >> absolutely, we have gaming casino stocks moving higher in the pre-markets. resorts, mgm,wynn and las vegas sands. macau gaming revenue rose four the first time in 27 months, beating an expectation of a decline. all of this provides evidence that the long-awaited turnaround in fundamentals for these seniors could be happening any time. as for another stock trading higher, charter communications. up sharply in the premarket on news at the company is being added to the s&p 500, replacing emc on september 7. the reason the stock is higher, according to paul sweeney, in general, when companies are added to the s&p 500, it forces investment

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dollar yen is unchanged now. look at what is happening in the bond markets, of course what the bank of japan wants to do is stephen the yield curve in japan, and look what happened in europe. this is the german yield curve steepening. rise seen 30-year yields for the first time in days. we've seen those rising pretty much across the board in europe and the u.s. as well as japan. is one to keep an eye on as we turn our attention to the fed. the u.s. versus japan 10-year yield gap, it had widened to the most in almost two months. keep an eye on it today. mark: thank you very much indeed. let's get some final thoughts from stephen king. does the fed have a credibility problem or not? withen: it struggled forward guidance over the last few years, with the path for interest rates that never really materialized. many people in the market have not understood what the dots were about or what the fed was trying to communicate. when you think about what the fed delivered and what they appeared to deliver, there's a big gap

"several million dollars." "several million dollars?" "yeah."he says it's a price drop (nats cattle auction) smaller ranchers may not survive.the government has already tried to boost the dairy industry by buying 20 million dollars worth of cheese, that will now be distributed to food banks. whether that's enough depends lower in the grocery aisle. michael byers is c-e-o of fiesta mart.(sot/michael byers) (24 38) "i think that's anybody's guess right now, what we're hearing it could go through the end of the year and possibly into the first part of next year." but not everything is cheaper. the price of some fruits and vegetables has actually increased. due in part to a drought in california. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in after the break...the comments from one world leader that cancelled a meeting with president obama. obama.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the right now on cbs 2 this morning...the painful journey that finally ended with one midwestern boy's body being found. the i

million dollars.. that's how much the city of lakewood is paying to settle a lawsuit brought by a widow -- after her police officer husband was killed by friendly fire. tarhonda thomas has the latest... tarhonda -- this november will mark four years since yes. and the circumstances are tragic. it was november 9th 20-12. officer james davies was responding to a call of "shots fired" in lakewood. a number of officers responded. as they were looking for the suspect-- davies was behind a fence. a fellow officer mistook him for the suspect-- and shot. davies was killed.... ...the officer who acidentally shot him-- was not charged. two years later, his widow filed a lawsuit in federal court-- alleging that the shooting could have been prevented. her lawyer cited "police incompetence" in the lawsuit. now-- she has agreed to drop that federal suit. in exchange, the city of lakewood will pay her "three-point-five million dollars." lakewood police admit... a number of mistakes-- lead up to the shooting. police a

for every dollar the homeowner in need... it kept a dollar. that quickly added up to more than 1.4 million dollars in administrative expenses for the year. " what were those expenses? well the audit shows the company spent tarp dollars on car allowances... lavish holiday parties at casinos and golf courses... and gifts for employees... the inspector general's office says the company racked up 8.2 million dollars in wasteful spending. now the inspector general's office is reccomending nahac stop getting tarp on this program all together. miguel martinez valle fox5 news local las vegas>> a group of u-s veterans continue to serve the community. long after serving our country. the ladies get together every four months at this i-hop to catch up, share war stories and plan community service projects. the women have played major roles in huge battles-- including world war two... the korean war the vietnam war and the gulf war. most of them served in a time when women had little or no rights in the u.s. "any place where you would find veterans, they'd

brought in close to 16-million dollars over the weekend. suicide squad held onto second place... with a just over 10-million bucks. "deadshot shoots people... i should kill everyone and escape, sorry." the film is now approaching the 300-million dollar mark. the number-three spot goes to the feel-good fantasy tale "pete's dragon." "is elliott a person?... what's a dragon? disney's pete's dragon raked in 6-point-4 million dollars this weekend. it's never too early to teach kids not to litter... but issuing a citation might be going to far! a two-year-old illegal dumper, so, i'm like, 'wow, really?" how a trash mix up led to the 75- nation's capitol takes littering very seriously no matter how big or small the offender. meet 2 year old harper westover. the child was cited for littering last week... and in a new development... the charges were dropped. last week, little harper received a "notice of violation" from the department of public works after an envelope was found on the ground with her name on it. the 75-dollar ticket was dropped over

which works out to an extra five dollars a month. he says it's the only option available to the county -- as state funding has dropp cannot legally raise sales taxes. he says without it-- there will be cuts to services. the new registration fees are expected to bring in about 27 million dollars a year for the county...funding all the countys transportation infrastructure costs, annual bus replacements, county highway and bridge repairs. it will also help preserve the 'go pass' program, allowing seniors and the disabled to ride the bus for free - or at a significantly reduced cost. but the proposal is getting some resistance from the county have not raised fairs. we havent cut routes to find a five year period where we havent had fare increases, you have to go back a long time.' "lets do other things lets things out of the box, but now youre hitting the residents, the city of milwaukee double, on a wheel tax..." the milwaukee county board will have their first official look at abele's budget proposal next week. reporting live in milwa

dollar 116 for the end of 2017. that for sure will need a stronger dollar. a large part of the story as much as the weaker pound. vonnie: we have to talk about the other big central-bank. the bank of japan. i want the viewers to have a look at the japan yield curve. see very dramatically here, this is the 10 you -- 10 year yield. although we are still very low when it comes to returns. is the policy they're beginning to finally work? ifyield curve i don't know it is necessarily indicative a stronger growth going forward. there is a sense it is negative for the economy, that is not something the bank of japan should pursue it also in the marketplace that it is symptomatic as well. have isthe problem you the economy will respond more to what is generated at the front of the curve for short-term rates come down and as far as the currency is concerned, typically, being led by the back of the curve, good for the yen, not what the bank of japan actually wants. mark:an: looking at -- looking at your forecast, it is not fact risks. china, onthe risks on europe, mate

dollars. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at midday. yet another county in iowa approved raising its minimum wage. wapello county is now the third in the state to approve a hike. last night, county supervisors voted a third and final time. it starts taking effect january 1st, going up 95 then in january 2018, it will go up to $9.15... and then the following january, up to $10.10. the ordinance will apply to businesses in the unincorporated areas of the county and within municipalities that don't opt out. linn and johnson counties approved increases so far this year. polk and lee counties are considering an increase. the deal is signed. german drug and farm chemical company bayer a-g monsanto. it comes with a$ 66 billion dollar price tag. now, the deal must still be approved by monsanto shareholders and anti-trust regulators. if approved, monsanto shareholders will get 128 dollars per share, which is a 44 percent premium over monsanto's closing price a day before the de

a 10% tax in regard to repatriated dollars. culting the corporate tax, revisiting the preferences in the tax code. he's got a plan out there. her plan, obviously, the great progressive. get the 1%, chop them up, go get them. wealth is the problem. and what i really like about, by the way, his approach here, is he never backs away from his wealth. he never backs away from his success. he doesn't apologize for it. she's wealthy. she was charging wall street all these dollars and doing her thing, she seems to be embarrassed by it. he's not. i like that. it appears working people like it, too. >> when he talks about her cozy relationship with wall street, isn't less regulatn exactly what wall street wants to hear. less regulation is one of the factors that got us into the financial crisis. >> stephanie, please, you know what got us in the financial crisis. liberal democrats saying no credit, no dollars, no problem. no income, you deserve a house, too. and then the clinton fannie mae loan underwriting standards to sell them to the w

let's look at the dollar-yen, look at that 101.50. that compares to 104 yen just at the start of the week on monday. now parallel to the fall in the dollar, we saw a drop in bond yields as well as investors continue to p rarare back. >> and rumi, tell us lot about how the boj, the bank of japan governor's comments, how that's affecting the dollar-yen. >> comments from the boj governors always affects the dollar-yen. both the federal reserve and the bank of japan will have their policy meetings from september 20th so that's going to be a big focus. now another factor playing into markets strategy or investor strategy is japanese companies based in the uk. they have to reconsider their options, of course, after the brexit vote and many of these companies based in the uk with thousands of employees, and it's new tariffs, to counter that, of course, we're talking about the three oil giants, we're talking about tech firms, and a lot of the brokerages that operate in the uk and the fallout could be substantial for their costs according to a

his bail was set at more than one million dollars... in a north las vegas court for the murder charges. the 25- year- old is accused of killing a man outside a norht las vegas fast food restaurant last month. he was on the run from police over the weekend... after breaking his handcs through the ceiling, and stealing a truck. he had a separate hearing in las vegas court this morning just on the charges related to the escape. an additional bail was set there for 100- thousand- dollars. perez is expected to be back in court on september 22./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we've got a number of activities around the valley this weekend... the weather is shaping up quite warm for it, right sherry... ((sherry swensk)) morning... with temps only cooling off to the 70s early this morning. ............. with plenty of sunshine... we're on our way back to the low 90s already and will get closer to that century mark today. ............ high pressure anchored over cloud-free. it's also responsible for the heat and as it grows stronger each day toward the

and more than 13-million dollars for nevada education. reporting live...mauricio marin. >>> the stadium debate has people fired up on our facebook page.. christopher writes.. did they vote in favor of spending anything to help education in las vegas? i think we are the worst in education in the country and they keep cutting programs at my daughters school! ----- gary writes.. the tenants, the dome is going to outway the negatives! vegas is finally joining the 21st century!! unlv joins millennial! 3 teams rent! mega events. the place will pay for itself! ------- ultimately it brings jobs and more income to tipped casino employees and more revenue overall for the state so i don't understand all the naysayers./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> don't forget.. the raiders are still oakland's team.. there is no guarantee the team is coming here. and the mayor of oakland is sounding off tonight. here's the statement from mayor libby schaaf. "as mayor of oakland, it's my job to remain fully focused on what i can do to responsibly keep the team where th

but its price has gone from 100 dollars in 2009 to more than 600 dollars today. despite a lot of complaints, mylan's c-e-o told the house oversight and government reform committee the price will stay the same. she also said there's a lot of misinformatio n spreading about the epi- pen. " concern and skepticisim about the pricing of epipens and i think many people incorrectly assume that we make $600 off of each pen. that is definitely not true. recent increases to epipens have not yielded the revenue to mylan that many assume " bresch say mylan will begin selling its generic offered coupon cards and has doubled the limit for eligibility for its patient assistance program. members of congress, including iowa senator chuck grassley, say that isn't enough. "the steps that we can take is to put pressure on the food and drug administration to get other generic drugs approved that accomplish the same purpose, there's competition for mylan. " grassley says mylan has a social responsibility governor mike pence is heading back to the state's capitol this weekend. he's hea

dollar, the -- australian dollar, the new zealand dollar, rather than the euro or the yen.ie dollar versus the msci world index. dollarhave seen, aussie continue to rise, it you have seen risk allies -- rallies. now that it is starting to roll over, what does it mean for the aussie dollar. geoffrey yu is still with us. i expected steve to say i am msf, but hehe focused on the aussie dollar is where the risk impact will be. where do you see it? mr. yu: i would be some aesthetic to the view -- the aussie dollar has proven difficult to short of late. in fact, steve mentioned the yen versus the aussie in terms of class -- cash allocation. you can see where our exposure is. i think australia, though, i am not sold that is going to be a and global growth beater especially when you look at the chinese property markets, for example. you might get hit in the face. on the other hand, it is clear the rba does not want to see the aussie aggressively stronger. i do not know if these are the right entry levels yet. jonathan: it is been hard to make a play whether it was chinese commodity

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dollars.arately hanjin group is going to provide 100 billion yuan including 40 billion yuan according to the statement. has sterday the chairman said the parent company should take responsibility for what it called the chaos caused to the shipping industry and take more actions if perhaps this is what we're seeing today. more action on the financial side of things to help hanjin shipping. rishaad: right. some forces don't accept their ships at the moment so where do they go? >> what is happening is hanjin will apply in 43 countries to protect its vessels from being seized by creditors. there are applications in 10 countries going in this week and others will happen fairly soon but they have something like 79 vessels with operations disrupted. can look at the map you actually see all of the ships which hanjin has for shipping ut to sea. look more closely at exactly where the vessels are located. now, there are some places where the ships are less likely to get -- they include singapore, south k