most em countries can.re largely seeing, by default, in many places, the strategy is just to allow the virus to gradually work its way through the population. that has a significant role in health terms, but it may be the best strategy in terms of the health response given capacities, but i think we will see the same transition and a lot of em countries, still seeing the steam -- same world.ral issues in the trade i think we'll take a longer time to come back. they will suffer on a prolonged basis as a result. tom: this is a bit off of your remit, rupert harrison. but i think it's a fair question to ask. the united states deployed two aircraft carriers to the pacific rim and south china sea. i will get it out, south china sea area what i want to know, how is the united kingdom in 2021 showing the flag? if united kingdom cannot deploy aircraft carriers, how do they show the flight to the chinese and people of hong kong? -- fly to the chinese and people of hong kong? rupert: we actually have two aircraft carr

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this is for ems 6. ems 6 really stepped up to the plate. there were so many situations, especially with the population that they already serve, that they were able to come in and be able to assist. whatever was needed at that time. so they have been staffing 24-7. they've been co-staffing with d.p.h., the sobering center managed alcohol program. that is some of the members -- some of the patients that we have gotten that have chronic alcohol issues and they need to be in a monitored site. so our ems 6 captains have been staffing that 24-7. we've also worked with street medicine to do covid screening and field testing. so our members have been trained to do the nasal swabs. they assisted d.p.h. in locating covid persons that they needed to put into isolation. so there are a number of homeless people out there that d.p.h. was looking for. they were able to identify them, find them and do a warm handoff to wherever they needed to go. we helped with the tenderloin testing site when they were trying to do mass testing. they served as safety offi

back to work, keep 'em at work, get 'em back to school, keep 'em in school as safely as we can.ve already put out a lot of money. these are extraordinary times. i know the house has a bigger figure than this, and this is manager we're going to have to work through. overall, we think this is a pretty good package, and i hope that the senate, in a bipartisan way, will move forward with it. >> chairman alexander. >> thank you. most of the things in our bill are meaning when added to senator blunt's appropriations bill, so i'll just speak about three; student loans, school choice and childcare. in march congress agreed that the 43 million americans who have a student loan would not have to pay a monthly payment until october the 1st. the payment would be deferred. they'd still owe it, but it'd be deferred. october 1 is just around the corner, so what we propose if you have no income, you have no monthly payment. if you do have income, then we'll change the student loan payment system to that you never are to pay more than 10% of your income after you've deducted necessities of life

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that em provides that home >> you've tweeted that chart in the investment region. we've been debating the direction of travel for many months now i'm wondering how they view these. has it provided for strength or is it more down beat than that >> it is fair to raise the question anyone is free to follow me on twitter. we've seen a big rise on debt levels for countries like zambia, we have the debt you've talked about. that is almost certain for zambia they've just borrowed a little too much china has made it easy the good news for africa is that financing has been cheap europe has a saving's glut it has been built in for a structure that arguably wouldn't have been built. the railways and in kenya, the railway. airports flown into from zimbabwe, zambia they are look great but they are not making the return expected the debt pile right now does look too high for a few countries that will be the story for the 2020s. the difference between africa and europe is fertility rates are very high. that means savings on households are voe low. to invest, you need to borrow ab

that is a nice set up with david riley of bluebay asset management on em. em is a mystery.t is like a wait and see to see it unravel. will em unravel with this global slowdown in world trade? david: i don't think it will unravel. i don't think we are going to face a systemic emerging-market crisis, but clearly, you know, a lot of different countries are facing a whole set of different challenges, and you mentioned geopoliticalhe risk associated with turkey. but it is also a policy arrangement which is driving very rapid credit growth with a large account deficit declining foreign-exchange research. that leaves turkey vulnerable, but i think there is value in european corporate credit. one thing which does support the emerging-market asset class is valuations are a bit more attractive than developed markets. nobody is in there. it is not a situation where they sort of overstretch positioning on the investor site. -- on the investor side. techtarget there are risks within emerging markets. -- technically there are risks within emerging markets. tom: give me a name. is there a

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it has lagged, the development em, sou.s., ig credit, you retrace much less.ings changes, but even controlling for those ratings changes, high-yield credit in emerging markets is something that has lagged quite significantly, and we think it offers good returns on a 12 month basis. tom: thank you so much, greatly appreciate it. kamakshya trivedi with us from goldman sachs. francine, you see it within the brexit economy of the united kingdom. the united kingdom is falling off the cliff of the atlantic ocean, yet sterling strengthens to 1.31. francine: and this is something we need to look at in the context of brexit, in the context of possible lockdowns. there is more of an interesting story in fx maybe in august than augusts -- then other in the past. there are internal tensions between countries, and that will probably play out and currency markets. tom: i want to go back to the yield market. we are going to do technology in a minute. 1.18%. bond, i believe in england, the guilds up eight years are in negative yields, speaking about -- speaking volumes about

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tom: what is the instability tem, to commodity em?lose are we to wear your world full so over into the fiscal world of these em nations? francisco: if you look at russia , there budget breakeven is the mid-40's for oil. with crude oil having rallied -- otherhe $43 range emerging markets, not so much. countries like saudi arabia have a much higher breakeven. they will struggle more. all the countries heavily reliant on things like iron ore are in better shape because you know iron ore has been one of the stellar commodities in the past year. that is benefiting brazil as well. for the most part it is oil nation, and is those oil nations -- saudi arabia comes up of the front, and also many others in africa and venezuela. tom: too short a visit. francisco blanch from bank of america on commodities. lisa, an extraordinary and nuanced take as we go into the morning. 35 minutes away from the opening trading. the equity market, i cannot tell much, but it is extraordinary how rapidly we moved to a 1.16 euro. lisa: the nuance is a great way of

is more will impact em liquidity infusions. and that has already happened to a large extent.he fed's qe, which notably they have not been accelerating, they have taken time to reduce asset buying, so that means the marginal impact on em is lower. and unless you see a big jump up in quantitative easing or liquidity provisions, it is unlikely that the em are going to benefit much. going back to the dollar, this is one of the reasons the dollar is soft, because real rates in the u.s. and liquidity for dollars is so apple at the moment, it is weighing on the dollar. that helps em currencies, but in general, the new round of stimulus is unlikely to have much of an impact for emerging markets. rishaad: which central bank on this side of the world should we be focused on at this point? mitul: there is a big debate in asian certainly about debt monetization. we have been focused on indonesia with this agreement on the government to monetize debt. there are a lot of questions. rohingyasterday where would follow s -- follow suit and move toward monetization of risk. but overall when we

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