very different from em.ate breaks out on twitter every other day about how much beta a factor etf should have, vary.se they what is the answer to that? what is your take on how much actual of the market to put into that etf? lance: like a lot of these questions, it really depends. a lot of us like to push things to the extreme to make a point. as an institutional investor myself, if i am working on a different product that i want to capture, let's say emerging markets exposure -- if i am looking at an active share of 100, that means it owns zero weight ofzero of the the index that i am trying to attract. so clearly, 100% is too high. on the flipside, if i want zero active share, that means i am buying a fund that i could get for free. we want to find something in between. so if you look at the uevm etf, we have about an 80% active share, which i would argue relative to the other products is on the higher end. that means we are giving you different exposure than that of the index, but at the same time we are

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will ultimately benefit this em corporates we like em corporates and we think they will continue to perform well on the sovereign space, ultimately it's what happens with a dollar, so if we do see a stronger pricing in the back end of the u.s. curve, then that will impact total returns from a sovereign site, but we do think actually a pick-up in growth could see spreads tighten. >> excellent well, stay with us diana fixed income portfolio manager from jp morgan asset management coming up on the show, carlos ghosn is released from jail, and vows to defend his name against "unsubstantiated allegations." more after the break your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself, sth align probiotic. and try align gummies, with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health tremfya® is for adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providi

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at the beginning of the year, em had a great rally.ou saw the currencies take off and get off to a good start of the year. they peaked in about the end of january. to your point you have seen the dollar start to rally. where we will have an issue is if we see the dollar continued to rally. so far em has been able to weather the storm, but if we continue to see the dollar rally the way it has, that is something that will cost us -- cause us to pull away from em and reduce the overweight we currently have in our portfolios. haidi: really appreciate your time, kevin nicholson, riverfront investment chief market strategist joining us. you can get a roundup of stories you need to know in today's edition of daybreak. ribers can go to dayb on your terminal. it is in the bloomberg anywhere app. you can customize settings so you only get news on industries and assets you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ stroud-wattsaidi in sydney. ramy: i am ramy inocencio in new york. you are watching daybreak australia. a make or break week for brexit a

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within em there are interesting stories and opportunities. is been an ongoing debate about whether or not the negative rate structure is causing a problem with profitability and transmission of monetary policy to the real economy. the ecb seems to be opening the door to changes. give your sense of what is going on. the ecb has backtracked when it comes to tightening. it is now looking for ways to fix the banking sector. how big a ship is this and how does this ripple to some of the markets you have described? we sawthe ecb reaction in the last few months have been a large reaction to the growth slowdown last year. when we look at our own indicators, we see a sign that perhaps there is a pickup connectivity. right now there's a disconnect between soft and hard data in europe. last time we had this was 2015, which subsequently saw a pickup in activity. pointht get to a similar where the hard data and soft data are telling us different things. because of the one we had last year we are likely to see a soft about in growth and activity. was remar

you are seeing em currencies rocketing up. where is the biggest reaction? these currencies are certainly taking the lead. it is not too surprising, because there are few asian central banks that will be happy to see this extended fed cause. there are countries -- cause -- pause. there are countries that would not mind considering a rate cut of their own, india has already done one. the window is starting to open for these asian central banks to seriously consider even cutting rates ahead of the fed. it is an unusual circumstance, but the conditions are falling into place. from an investor's point of view, this is a double wedding. if money for -- wendy -- whammy. the currency could start to appreciate and feed into the equity market. it is a nice, positive cycle. it will take time to play out because the fed is not promising a rate cut themselves. it is a brave central bank which goes ahead of the fed. central banks are lining up, and in the second half, we could see a few central banks lowering rates even before major countries do so themselves. manus: it

administrator, the launch of exploration mission em-1. em-1's goal is to assure a safe crew module entry, dissent, splashdown and recovery. an uncrewed orion capsule 1.3 million miles over 25 days or on the moon before returning to earth. it's been delayed. last week nasa informed congress of yet another delay in em-1. nasa had planned to launch no later than june of 2020. however, nasa now says that further delays are anticipated. what about that? what are your plans to address this situation and if have you considered alternatives? >> yes, sir, we have considered alternatives. i will say this. before i answer this we did,quei want to start with a point of emphasis, which is the space launch system, sls, the largest rocket that's ever been built in american history, is a critical piece of what the united states of america needs to build. we're talking about a rocket that has a throw weight larger than anything we have ever been able to throw before. we're talking about a rocket that's taller than the statue of liberty, with a fairing siz

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of the sls and em-2. >> okay. i'm not setting a real good example on the time, but has has really been my only question. how close are we to being able to make a decision about whether to do this or not? >> i think it can be done, sir, in the next couple of weeks. and every moment counts, because i want to be clear, nasa has a history of not meeting launch dates. and i'm trying to change that. >> and what are the expense considerations in making this decision? >> that's another discussion. i think there are options to achieve the objective. but it might require some help from the congress. >> well, i would sure like to keep us on schedule. thank you very much. senator cantwell. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and again, thank you to the witnesses. mr. o'connell, i think i'm going to focus a little bit more on you this morning, i guess that's because the state of washington now has over 6,000 employees, over 1,400 different space companies, and it's remarkable to me how much this has flourished in the last several year

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that's underpinned by what we saw in 2018, which was a significant pullback in em assets, be it equities or local rates. against a context where fundamentals are solid. we look at equity markets last year, earnings and dividends are computing to return, and you ended the year down 15%. we still see a lot of opportunity within emerging-market assets. think the backdrop for growth looks robust. fundamentals are better than four or five years ago. and that earnings story continues to come through. look atso, when you some of the best and worst performing emerging-market currencies, and we put this up on the graphic, your best performers, you've got the indonesian rupee, sorry the indian rupee. you've got a few others, as well. you got the worst performers in the last five days. among the names there are the turkish lira. where exactly do you look for additional pockets of upside here in yen fx? luke: i think that's a very good question. and perhaps the rereading of e.m. fx this year is somewhat underpinned by the fundamental picture. take inr for example. you saw inr selloff around 10%. peo

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it's real easy. >> now, keeping 'em honest, he's right. acting presidential is real easy. but donald trump is making it look like the hardest thing in the world. that i can tell you. a lot to discuss with political consultant and writer, stewart stevens and former rnc chief of staff, mike shields. stewart, i know you say that the republican party has to ask itself, do you want to be the party that honors john mccain as a role model or donald trump? it's a stark choice. both can't be true. i'm quoting you. where do you see the party standing tonight? >> well, i think it's very sad that so few republicans have spoken out. senator isaacson was tremendous on the floor of the senate. senator romney has spoken out. but it's -- this is really not an attack on john mccain. it's an attack on america. when you're the president of the united states who attacks a dead war hero who represents the best of america, it really hurts the american soul. it drags us all down. and i don't understand what -- where the line is that if republicans don't stand up and say, enough, do not do this, i

if i am gruden i'm putting their lockers right next to each other rock em sock em robot right? harper's rain as highest played player ended less than three weeks. mike trout has a new deal will pay him $430 million over the next 12 years just under $36 million a year. they began their new season in just a few hours. jesus luis argudo didn't make the trip to japan but only a matter of time until opening day belongs to him. >> would you like to be in the opening day rotation? >> what i like to be, yahoo would want to be stupid question who would not want to be in their position. he could bring in the mid-to high 90s, but that wasn't always the case and perhaps why he's so good. >> why are you a bit ahead of the curve. >> honestly when i was younger early in my high school years i was a hard thrower. >> standout pitcher at marjory stoneman douglas high school where 17 students and teachers died, tragically in the second deadly shooting at a u.s. public school. >> i was on my way to the high school, i was going to go live to some batter's eye before i left and i was running late. i

with the absence of em, we saw a tricky selloff friday.saw all the em pears to carry all trades some of this -- selloff this week. there's been a filing into the carry trades this past week. absence ofre is an quite a few factors here. we had some of the research notes point this out. in terms of volatility being there in the markets at the volatility, lack of depends on what kind of asset class you're looking at. just give me your read on what's happening. saed: what you're seeing is the brexit story, the china story with u.s. trade negotiations, is causing asset management's to be on hold. we're not sure where brexit is going to go. what we're seeing in the past week is haven status and fixed income and dollar. in the case those things don't resolve soon, we'll see bets pair off back into dollar again. yousef: jpmorgan saying the trifecta for market is below average volatility, above average positioning, and above average valuations. it has been great touching base with you. thank you for stopping by. ok, let's give you a bit of a snapsh

. >>> ems cws rush patients to hospitals with seconds to spare. what if the trauma center could go to the patient. davidulver gives us a look at inova's new factor protocol. >> reporter: inside a hospital, we got a look atow efficiently the program works. starting with a call from thehe medic to t hoital's blood bank. the team packs the blood, handing it off to an emergency currier. in this simulation, ems crews.ng they bhe blood to a cruiser, an ambulance, or a chopper. loadin it up and sending it off. >> the patient's hospital visit begins when the paramedics arrive on t scen >> the only way we can do that is if we have an aquate inventory at all r times. orter: inova, saying they need donations. >> it's the onl way to save three lives sitting down for one hour. >>> good news for those of you who live in parts of the district where health car access is limited. a newen u care center has been approved to serve wards seven and eight. there's only one full-service hospital in that area, unitedce medicaler, which has been under fire. the location of

a big move against the em. central bank has tried to step in the way. that is not working but the brazilian real is trading lower. 100 is now trading down by 2.2%. european equities in general -- the cac 40 down 2%. and global bond markets, particularly the g10 bond market in focus. -- vonnie: the equity selloff picking up steam. we know what this is all about. our next guest is going to tell us all about the market psychology following the central bank moves this week. the 10 year yield is staying hot at 2.42%. nevertheless, we know the yield curve is inverted at the three-month tenure range. the two point tens were still not inverted but we are below 12 basis points. let's get some more insight on today's big bond news and what is happening in other asset classes. we have this inversion vonnie was mentioning in the u.s. curve and then we have the german ten-year turning negative. this is the first time that is happened since 2016. joining us to discuss is the vice chairman and head of central bank strategy at evercore isi. timing is everything in life

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drivers that i wanted to run em yeah. but elmo is a historian. he's the author of a book about coca-cola a best seller it's retraces the multinationals and time environmentalists strategy particularly from the sixty's on woods when past it began to revolutionize consumer society we began to see massive amounts of litter piling up around the country coca-cola tried to respond to this wow we're getting blamed for all this aluminum waste all this ultimately plastic waste what do we do and one of the things they did was partner with a organization called keep america beautiful what do you here keep america beautiful you think like wow this sounds like an organization started by a bunch of kind of bearded environmentalist or at least that's what i thought. you know because you see this sign everywhere in the united states is still a very present organization but it was founded surprisingly by the beverage burning in canning and packaging industries right the idea was that let's tell consumers they're the bad ones they're the litterbugs they're throwin

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in em and in the u.s so that means all of the news has been priced in. >> what takes us where next?think it goes back to washington so i think the same theme as last year if trade tensions simmer down at least optically i think that means that the u.s. market can rally and the dollar could weaken a bit and international could do well. >> with a trade deal with china? >> yes. >> you don't think that's already priced in? >> i think the majority of it probably is but that being said there are other issues so access to markets and technological dominance, two big things i don't think we've started to really think or talk about above and beyond just trade. >> talk more about the global growth environment what is it that has slowed it down a bit and what kind of defines whether it goes further south or rebound from here >> if we look at top level data, business spending and cap x is main drag on growth and the consumer has been the only thing holdsing that up and seeing global hiring is still doing really well, consumer spending, businesses on the other hand are definitely on pause. >> so

demand for ems workers comes at a time when the health care sector is adding a myriad of jobs some 42,000 were added in january as the population continues to age and seek care, and workers age out of their roles in the industry. a strong job market is also having another effect. >> more people with health benefits, more people with insurance increases demand for health care. and therefore, health jobs >> reporter: one thing is for sure -- as more people seek care, workers like mailman will be ready to answer the call. >> you get to step into the chaos of the worst day of somebody's life and bring calm, bring peace, and have the ability to step in and help somebody on their worst day. that to me is priceless. >> reporter: beyond a worker shortage, there's a funding issue for programs some communities as reimbursements from insurers and medicaid and medicare are outpaced by wage pressures and costs to operate this can be common in volunteer programs funded largely by donations and taxpayer dollars >> what are the pay and benefits situations for workers like this >> they'll certainly vary.

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does that help em? >> it does for sure.look at the performance on an absolute basis and versus the s&p, it is correlated to volatility in fx. the dollar has been filed find -- flatlined for months, so zero's in terms of implied volatility in fx. that is good news. em is a carry trade and does better when there is stability. alix: the pickup and volatility for the real is idiosyncratic. are going to go to em local debt, central-bank reserves, central-bank spying other countries debt, we have not seen retail investors participating in local markets. , but the s&pange is flying high. it is difficult to move money offshore. that is what we are talking about. fx full into the coming off is good number but can it sustain itself at these levels? i would use this opportunity to take something off. david: how many emerging-market central banks are using the opportunity to build up the reserve right now? >> it is hard to do. to manage your external debt exposure, the only way to fund your economy is to issue in hard currency, which y

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em is not the story it was for us last year the world was growing.year it's financial conditions are easing and if china's stimulating and the fed is not moving that's a better story for em all rates and dollar have to do is behave and em creates a tailwind and not the fundamental growth story. >> next week another face to face, very high level meeting between the u.s. and china on trade talks in china after the president said he doesn't want to take tariffs off even with a trade deal where's the market now in terms of how much expectations are priced in for a deal >> yeah. since that december 1st timeout, right? 90-daytimeout, em has about double the performance of the s&p. right? so what's priced in now is not just no new tariffs but the -- we would have to walk back and repeal some of those tariffs over time. we never thought the case would be we got a trade deal and everything from last year is repealed but if china plays by the rules over quarters, over months then you get the pullback of trade but the story right now for em, yes, trade is bette

now they're going to stop 'em. and if they don't stop 'em, we're closing the border.ll close it. we'll keep it closed for a long time. i'm not playing games. mexico has to stop it. >> woodruff: the presidentaid any border closure could include all trade with mexico. co response, mexico's foreign minister said hitry does not act on the basis oats. britain's laakers today voted down an agreement for leaving the european union-- for the third time. prime mister theresa may had promised to quit, if her plan finally passed, but it was not enough britain now faces the prospect of crashing out of the e.u. without any agreement-- in two weeks' time. we'll have a full analysis, after the news summary. in algeria: hundreds of thousands of protesters filled the streets in central algiers-- demanding that president abdel aziz bouteflika resign. it was the largest turnout since protests began six weeks ago.th e 82-year-old bouteflika has since dropped his bid for a fifth term. but crowds are demanding his immediate ouster without the ruling class hand-picking his successor. >> ( t

but have a look at the green in em, what we had been watching.and, the bank of the philippines, taiwan, and indonesia all coming through the decisions. was closed for a public health at it, but it was a risk on when you look at the movement and the pound up by .5%. yuan at itsing the highest level since july. .1%cnh is just about higher. also watching strong movement come through in the indonesian current city ahead of the bank whetheresian decision, they are expected to keep the seven-day repo rate at 6%. a lot of movement in the aussie dollar, unemployment a surprise, the lowest in a decade. buzz we were expecting the rba quick starts to cut, but you have got unemployment at decade lows pushing the dollar higher. at one point of it was higher by .7%. and the chance of a rate cut has weakened a little bit. manus. manus: one of the major u.k. retailers has delivered numbers. guidance,aintaining the central guidance is the top line. retail sales last are dropped by nearly 80%. the outlook -- 8%. even though the high street looks challenging, onlin