yet em has underperformed. of the main reasons is indeed, the reopening of china has be domestic -- -- service-orientated. you look at growth changes consensus estimates example of gdp this year, they have grown up for china, the u.s., europe. but they are flat to down for most of the ems. shery: that chart earlier shows the china outperformance is not translating into em outperformance. please explain that to us, and when we can expect that to kick in? caesar: unfortunately, it may not, because we have already had a big resurgence in growth in china. to explain why it has not spilled over i think is a consequence of, we have reversed lockdowns punished -heavily on china growth last year. it is less about credit growth, less about infrastructure spend that usually spills into commodities. haidi: when you see the strength when it comes to consumer spending services, particularly high-end consumers, the worry is that the reopening trade fades. is that setting up the concern that the long-term fundamentals of chin

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i think em have done a fantastic job in terms of inflation credit.t them together with the fact that we are very close to the end of the hike cycle by the fed. the process has already started of a lot of offshore global investors coming to em, looking for those yields. the big debate with clients is whether this is a time to take profits from em or if this will continue. we think it is just the beginning. it is still at very low levels compared to where they were before the pandemic. if you compare where the fundamental mix was that to now, i can make a strong case that emerging countries are stronger. they responded in a better way. they have been fighting inflation in an aggressive way and we expect the flow to continue. we need stability of the fed expectations. we think this will continue over the next few months. >> a key crux of this proposition is the sliding dollar. we have seen hedge funds piling back in to the dollar on the expectation that the declines will come to an end. what are the expectations when it comes to potentially a comeback f

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we are still long em equities. we are still long em bonds.n that evolves market side is where we are on the defensive side. david: within the china -- it has been five months since the reopening story. it's called recovery now. where else would you want exposure? >> we are still liking tech. rishaad: does the alibaba move make a significant difference? >> the alibaba platform, i am not an expert at a terms of individual companies boa we can see is the direction of what the chinese government wants to implement and that is allow for more growth, allow for more strategy to implement. what we are seeing right now in terms of our data is one very good number is institutional investors are already five-year underweight chinese equities. what we are seeing right now is a passive slow inflow coming back in. it may not be an april jump like what we were hoping for but in terms of the second half or a q2 movement, that could be a surprise on the upside. yvonne: do you think this is an economy that can over punch the 5% growth target? in terms of tech,

"em sima."le, in giant baked bean news, two men from london have created a giant baked bean. oh, no. now british food might get a reputation for being unappealing. the pair went viral for their breakfast abomination which is made of two tins of heinz baked beans mashed into one giant tomato sauce-soaked baked bean. their secret ingredient? just enough weed to make this seem like a good idea. meanwhile, staying in jolly ol' the united kingdom, kate middleton has shocked fans with a red easter manicure, breaking royal tradition. that headline again: the british royal family has stupid traditions. meanwhile. [cheers and applause] dummy. you big. meanwhile, speaking of easter, according to a new study by consumer reports, peeps marshmallow candies contain a known carcinogen. but to protect consumers, they taste horrible. meanwhile, in alaska, health care workers were shocked when a moose wandered into an anchorage hospital. really? shocked? i'll be shocked if he wandered out without filling out ten

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how does this alter the picture for em investing?i think the two biggest in a simplistic manner, the two metrics that really work for the asset class relative to the developed markets in the u.s., one is the growth differentials, which is the dollar feeds into that. i believe we are in a weaker dollar cycle because of a couple reasons. one is dollars starting off this decade actually in very competitive metrics, it is expensive. the other thing is the reserve bank diversification is also happening. there is evidence of that in central banks globally bought the largest amount of gold in the last year, highest on record. all of these alternative payment systems we are hearing, it is just going to dim the dollars dominance over time, and the rate differentials and growth differentials that really drove the dollar relative to most of the em last year, that is reversing. i think the growth differentials and rate differentials will favor the emerging-market asset class. again it is heterogeneous, but that is my view. shery: we have seen wa

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ems and suppression. the city is very diverse and rich history and rich blue collar history which i love and i want to be a part of that. [music] >> that commissioners is my report for february 2023. >> okay, thank you for your report, chief o'connor, great report. great video. i like the video. any of the other commissioners have any questions for chief? commissioner feinstein. >> public comment. there is nobody on the public comment line, and nobody approaching the podium. we can close public comment. >> thank you. really it seems like a very busy couple of months that you had, and if that is to be commended. i had a couple miscellaneous questions and a couple questions that sort of go down a theme, and since i'm not as good a picture as i understand that our chief is, and i don't have a wicked slide ball, if you need time to respond to these questions, that's just fine, but ypt to put them out there. easy question is, i read on page 12 about the dei program at mission high school. the fire and ems prog

from metro police got in and drove the ems wagon. so the ems workers could treat one of the victims on the way to the hospital. >> the louisville police chief praised the heroic actions of officers who engaged the shooter without hesitation when they arrived. louisville mayor the mayor there urged unity as the community process is its grief. >> developing tonight, all southbound lanes of 8.80, have reopened in fremont following some police activity. traffic was being diverted at the fremont boulevard. exit. the chp confirms that was part of its investigation into the shooting death of a 5 year-old girl over the weekend near that same stretch of 80 northbound. 80 was not affected. the family of that little girl killed in the shooting this weekend is grieving trying to cope with what happened. kron 4 sarah stinson talk to a family friend about the death of leanna. >> i spoke with a best friend of the family. she tells me that she's trying to stay strong for them as they mourn the loss of 5 year-old. eliana, she's speaking on behalf of

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em nguyen, outside the courthouse in lower manhattan.ential landmark case that could impact the way we read books is unfolding right here in the bay area. larry: the internet archives is a san francisco-based non-profit digital library that scans and lends out millions of digital books for free. abc 7 i team reporter melanie woodrow spoke with the founder also about his legal battle. mel? melanie: it is far from over, and the outcome could have far-reaching effects. inside this richmond warehouse, internet archive founder bru estimates there are 500 books inside boxes in shipping containers. bruce: libraries are always important. melanie: in 1996, ia is best known for the archive of every public webpage. it also makes e-books publicly available for free as part of its online lending library. brewster: the idea is to have a library system open to all. melanie: an ideal that does not sit well with some publishers and authors. in june of 2020, a lawsuit, saying the website scans books without licensed or payment to authors or publishers pai

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louisville metro ems. getting to this scene in three minutes. i'm convinced saved other people's lives and i know saved two other of my friends. one i received incorrect information this morning i thought was gone. i started to mourn. now i know he's okay. when i got to see in the er. that while it will take him awhile to heal, it was so good to see my friend, see him there with his wife and know he's still with us. i want to thank ksp, atf, fbi, every law enforcements agency that will bring their entire weight and their entire resources to bear so we know exactly what happened in this situation. there are more first responders than the ones we've listed. the team at u.l. hospital, our first responders, too. the first battle was stopping that gunman. the second is doing everything to keep those that have been wounded alive. i want to say to this good doctor behind me and we worked together through pandemics and now this. but i'm really proud of what his team is doing. i was in a room where one of those families that were worried got an update. i

mark: yes, i think it is a good idea to look at em debt.too early, maybe wait a while longer. generally speaking, these yields are looking very attractive. given the fact that the u.s. is going to start moving in the opposite direction in terms of interest rates, these emerging-market debt instruments, some of them look quite interesting. francine: mark, thank you so much for joining us. mark mobius, founding partner at mobius capital partners. u.s. bank earnings in full swing. we will bring you the conversation with the ubs chief executive sergio ermotti. we also have an exclusive interview with the santander ceo. both of those interviews coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: welcome back to the open. 53 minutes into the european trading day. for the moment, we are seeing declines across the board. investors parsing a lot of earnings reports. we have a slew of earnings, especially from the banks. then they look at china and we look ahead to thursday and friday, and a lot of the u.s. let's have a quick look at the banks on the move. ubs

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the researchers 1st find out which em 13 variant might be interested in rare earth. they therefore mix one of the rare earths to be recycled with a complete m 13 page library. busy the m 13 mutant that happens to have the right surface protein gets stuck onto the rare earth in the test tube experiment. the phage and the rare earth are then separated from the rest of the m 13 variance in a centrifuge. the rest of the phage library is scrapped. the 2nd step determines which energy variant is involved, the corresponding angle, breastmilk, or the pure surface protein, not the virus can then be ordered in large quantities. in step 3, this surface protein is attached to tiny magnets. important for later use on a large scale by the recycling industry. in this process that feeds proteins bind to microscopic pharaoh magnetic beads. the result, magnetic beads covered with spines of em, 13 bio angles resembling a chestnut. the green light is the m 13 bio angles attached to the bead, ready to pounce on a very specific rare earth. but how did the helm holds? researchers come up w

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in the ems and cp reports. this one. >> could you repeat the number again? >> we did 39 i believe this month. >> 39. >> compared to 28 last month. >> good. also, i just want to piggy back on to commissioner morgan, on the volunteer work. wonderful thing. we were talking about public service and how important that is and engendering that in other people and this is the thing, it isn't only at work, it is in your off time. it is addicting and a wonderful thing. >> we are happy to have these members with us. >> thank you so much. >> commissioner feinstein. >> i'm going to echo everything that has been said by my fellow commissioners and seems like the combination of sort into nob (indiscernible) program, it makes sense and it will better utilize the right resources to respond to the right kinds of calls, so i just wanted to say i was really impressed how quickly that all came together because we just learned about it- >> few months aago. >> yeah, and it seems to be up and running. i want to take the opportunity to thank you for your report and to congratulate c

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em debt index, it gives us a story. top holdings in that index is china and mexico and saudi -- saudi arabia and the uae. they are doing well and they have a lot of money in their debt is looking stable. china is its own issue but if you look deeper down the list of who is in peace em index, you get to turkey to places like egypt which is damaged by covid and by the start of russia's war in ukraine, raising food and fuel prices. cbs really blowing out there and you look at places like ghana and sri lanka. there are serious issues with some of these countries that are farther down the list. kriti: it is interesting from a macro point of view, if you are bullish from commodities, invest in em but how risky is too risky? we speak to the deputy director of the u.s. national economic council on the pressure building on the white house to pass a plan to deal with the debt ceiling. it is an interviewee do not want to miss. this is bloomberg. so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. ho

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ialso want to thank all of our other first responders, fire, ems, jefferson county sheriff, state andederal agencies that are helping us at this time, and to dr. smith, to you, and all of the other doctors and nurses and team at u of l health for your work today and every day, you too are saving lives in our city and we thank you for the rest of us in our city, let's hold each other close. and provide comfort where we can. that's what we've done in the past, and that's what we must continue to do now we have already received offers of assistance from people across this city and country. thank you. by the end of the day, we'll be providing specific information on how to provide donations to those impacted today, if you would like we will also have more information by the end of the day about a community-wide vigil for the targeted acts of violence that happened today and any day in our city. we will continue to move forward with strength, with prayer, with love, support, and determination. thank you all. now i'm going to turn it over to governor andy beshear. governor >> today is a tra

treat 'em like members, whether you like 'em or not. give them an opportunity to defend themselves fairly, but not with their hands tied behind their back, not with duct tape on their mouths, they can't fight for themselves. nobody likes a stacked deck, nobody likes to be treated unfairly. if you when in a man fair and square he'll shake your hand but you feel resentment when you don't do it fairly, you build resentment. you have the numbers. treat 'em right! in a fair process. and that's not too much to ask, that's demanding fair treatment as i would for you and anybody on this house floor. you treat people right, not because you have the bigger gun, the bigger muscles, or the most money. you treat them right. and they are not being treated right right now because it's ambushing them. they don't know how to fight and develop their strategy to retort what's going to be said on this house floor and i know many of you very close and personally and i know that you are good people, and you know how to do things the right way. don't stack th

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