em is tightening -- that. em is tightening. i think there will be a little catch-up. i like the em story in general, but asia is doing badly with the vaccine rollout and australia is there, having trouble reopening. everything at this point is going right to the dollar. lisa: if we are talking about dollar strengthening, the main issue you talk about is convergence of central banks. that has not always been the dominant driver of currency in the past say two years. we have seen also economic growth being a main driver. the recovery trade in terms of which region is entering the biggest and most rapid phase of recovery from the pandemic, why are we shifting back to essential bank divergence policy, diversions platform that will influence currencies? win: i think the point i was at, there are two sides of the same coin. we would not be talking about a combination of tapering in the u.s. unless the u.s. growth story were exceptional. to me, it goes back to prices. -- crisis. the central banks, those are coming out the best and those of the central banks really talking ab

. >> we have had em central banks raising rates.russia and brazil frontloading and 3 others like czech, hungary, and mexico. who will be the first to blink in asia? i think it will be korea. they do this in preparation. otherwise it would be unlike the fed's language. it could be disorderly and chaotic. it is imperative. >> does it seem the kilt may have come too early or aggressive? >> there is a popular theme. if you look at tightening across markets, it is aggressive eared we are in a. -- a period of global policy australia to attend -- tilted in terms of tapering. the long ends are more important in the curves. >> give us a sense of how oil plays into this. we have the opec going up because of this battle going on with opec but let's not forget oil has been on the up anyway. it's demand story is good news versus bad news. >> that's a good point. we get a barometer of commodities by the end of this week, china ppi. the consensus is 8.8 some of those constituents -- what you mentioned with oil is cr stays 70 dollars a barreli, the

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dani: as dane said, the euro path and so much in em is dependent on the dollar. dollar is looking more uncertain. powell, that will be hugely important for determining where the euro goes, it is stuck at about 118. manus: she might do a bit of readjustment over the summer. to the markets. jay powell will speak, you will get the rbnz. we had triple records on friday across the u.s. the s&p 500 down by two tens of 1% today. as we going to earnings season, banks and tech in focus. looking at revenue rises of between 30% and 50% across the banks. the collapse in yield is running into a little bit of a brick wall. have we reached a sense of exhaustion in terms of pricing a slowdown in the global economy and the delta variant? the aussie lighter this morning, a little more of a concern about cases in sydney, the delta variant and concern rising there. at the bottom of your screen, you have the yuan. strength in the face of a triple r cuts. our its strongest days behind it? christine lagarde is putting investors on notice. she says you should prepare for new guidance, m

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this dollar move is creating value in em.ia, brazil, korea, those are three currencies that look like on the others had of this washout could be very attractive for all of those factors. jonathan: around the world with mark mccormick. thank you, td bank global head of fx strategy. i will repeat what i said and why it is so confusing for so many in this market. the dollar pushing 93. at the end of march we had the highs of the year on the 10 year yield. now we are pushing towards the lows of the yield, but the dollar index is back to 93. tom: michael rosenberg in his classic book about foreign exchange, he talks about the economic analysis of foreign-exchange, and then the back 1/3 of the book is a mystery on just what you discussed, huge, and outcomes given the economic cards you are dealt. we have been dealt original economic cards and we are living the ambiguity right now. jonathan: euro-dollar back then was pushing $1.23. tom: did i hear jordan rochester is talking $1.10? jonathan: i was gauging what it would take to get d

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for em coming out of the pandemic. we have been -- last year, we had quite a bit of exposure in em equities. we scaled back this year because we saw more value, so we moved back to europe. like i mentioned, financials. emerging markets is one of the most important things. the dollar recently has moved in the wrong direction, and you couple that with the very particular pressures around covid in asia, and i am talking here about -- i think earlier in the show you talked about how this was becoming a pandemic in parts of asia. -- becoming endemic in parts of asia. not well played in parts of asia, because they remain quite close and intolerant in a way of rising infection. taking a different stance that makes them a little more vulnerable in the situation, couple that with the fact that china, it is going down and policy makers are doing something about it, that it is not a good, nation of factors for asia. we would rather have emerging-market debt as the backdrop. manus: hold those thoughts, we are going to dig deeper i

the rest of em is performing quite well.you look at south africa, brazil and mexico, it is more about being selective. rishaad: with tapering on the agenda and indeed a rate hike some ways away, this is all negative for risk assets such as emerging markets, given what it might mean for a pullback as people see some advantages in terms of spreads and the like. sean: the two things worrying the market obviously, is inflation transitory and what to do if it is not, and the 10 year, and the talk of tapering. as we say, people are talking about talking about tapering in jackson hole. but we've had a very good run in europe in the u.s. and underperformed in asia. we think markets pause over the summer and it is marginal good news. we have a strong economic recovery, good vaccination programs outside of asia and that is reflect it in strong equity returns. we are still not seeing -- is there is a risk of treasuries rise and we have a 2% forecast in one year's time. so it's taking a bit of risk off the table. there is really no alte

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one is inflation within ems. the higher the inflation in ems, the lower the returns here and that will create more volatility around ems so currently, the riskier one's -- higher oil and inflation. for indonesia, even though inflation is under control, the outbreak of covid all over again and between -- that is growing, along with some concerns about joe bank debt monetization but also creating wobbles. these vulnerabilities exist. we are in a relatively better position but then the entire -- we are where we were. kathleen: it is always hard for me. haidi just asked about the emerging markets. it is a big, wealthy country. you have concerns about china's economy, chinese growth. if the u.s. is moving more towards the taper and signaling that to markets, china -- does this have any impact on the slowdown that a lot of people think is starting already may be and could be deepening? vishnu: that is a good point and i think the problem with that is that china is doing -- a tight rope. the u.s. is starting to taper. w

we do like hell em is positioned -- we do like how em is positioned.f the fed does succeed in keeping interest rates low and letting inflation rise, pushing real rates lower, that would at least in the near term push dollar levels down relative to trade -- trading partners. >> for a while now, chinese listed firms in the u.s. have been seen as a good diversifier, particularly when it comes to valuation. you look at what is going on, is that an area where you think u.s. investors should be avoiding for risk? ask it is certainly a concern. it is an uncertainty risk. depending on how beijing must apply it and freeing the heavy hand over these companies, i think that is creating some investment risk for u.s. investors that do want that versification. -- diversification. >> the policy by central banks has been gradual. in china, the possibility of bringing back rrr. what is the likelihood of reviving this from the toolbox? >> this analysis would make it seem like it's looking more likely but not guaranteed. it seems that policymakers are concerned about par

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the, on the, in the headlines this saturday and i would cry in the british parliament as conservative em page threatened to boycott that party conference if vaccine possible are required to attend the latest single engine fighter jets to check base . why was the crowd to the max 2021 international show day bosco. with the pentagon admit, at least 7 people implicated in the murder of haiti's president, had been trained in america as his private funeral. under heavy guard was shaken by mass protest. ah, i was good to happy with it since the weekend. well news from our team here in moscow. my name is colleen bray. first for you, then this britton's prime minister risks a major split within his conservative party. with m p. 's furious over the countries, latest coven restrictions, totally members of parliament. and now declaring that the boy called the upcoming party conference, after emerge the vaccine. passports will be required to get in. i'm booked for the conservatives party conference. i'm double chopped. i wouldn't be going to the conference if we're excluding people on the basis of t

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most of the em bers are landing and causing the fire. they were working on this incident until it was scaling down a little bit as they were preparing to demobilize they were transferred to the other incident where they are working days now doing structural protection. it is very busy. we just rotated crews after two weeks. i have reason to believe with the fire season ramping out that crew might be out for two weeks as well. >> a tree fell down and took out the side of the deck there on the picture on the left. for our ems division, community of paramedicine is out there may being a difference in the community. we get reports on them every day and it is making a difference. big news is the opening of 49. i would like to thank everybody for celebrating. the mayor spoke and our supervisors. >> five, four, three, two, one. >> bricks and mortar. building is up and running. it is great. it is so much useful space in there. it is a real boom. fire prevention as noted welcome ken coughlin. he has been at the bureau over 16 years with 23 years