so in terms of the impact on em, it is limited.ith the new policies, i think there will be a lot of turmoil until the election happens, typically that happens in all the electoral cycles, a period of volatility and afterwards, things should calm down. but i wouldn't be investing in argentina bonds or currencies yet until we have a change in the overall framework of policymaking in argentina. paul: rajeev de mello, senior macro portfolio manager at gama asset management, thank you for joining us. bloomberg users can get more emerging market news at top em on the terminal. and shorter tune into bloomberg radio to hear more from the day 's policymakers and get analysis from our "daybreak" team, broadcasting live from hong kong. you can listen via the app radio+ or on bloomberg.com. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh paul: shares of hawaiian electric plunged by a record, unconcerned that it's power lines may be linked to the deadly

and local currency em debt falling. more from our guest. what is behind the shift? guest: local bonds particularly have been a very popular trade earlier this year at the beginning of the year, as u.s. rates stabilized and inflation peaked. but investors are saying there is way more money to be made buying stocks. emerging economies are supposed to grow 3% faster than developed peers. that economic growth should translate to profits for companies that operate in those countries. shery: where are we talking about in terms of regions where investors see opportunities in em stocks? maria: one of them is america. monetary easing cycles have started in they select brazil and chile. latin america, investors are saying that they like china. someone said half of their portfolio is in china. predicted profits of the stock index as a percentage of stock prices is 8.6 percent compared to bonds, which yield two percent. why would you be inbounds if you can get 8.6 percent in equities? shery: bloomberg emerging markets reporter mari

so in ems regulations, paramedics may only transfer to ems departments. they provide the opportunity to go to sobering centers and then v.a.. to we're looking to move all of that program over, training, accreditation, the list goes on and on and we're full steam ahead to meet that deadline by the end of october. we're also working on our ambulance ability in order to response in events and service, and other priorities is another patient off load time and diversions. we're continuing our efforts, data sharing and collaboration with all of our different partners and talk about that in a few minutes. trying to get all of our data consolidated into one place that is timely and informative and also some of our specialty plans which includes our stroke plan and our cardiac plan as well. next slide, if i'm going to speak to the operations, dr. braun will take over for some of our quality improvement. the two bullet points and our pilot program will go into a wlilt more detail in a moment. but i do want to highlight that we're working on a new federal platform.

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ems training conducted three week ems advancement academy, considered a bump up academy with emt who go through a program and are then are able to advance to paramedic. we added 7 new paramedics to the ems division this last training course and we have another one starting monday actually. also, as chief luttropp mentioned, july 10 we started another paramedic academy. we started with 5. one decided to dop out after the first day, decided he wasn't prepared so we have 4 continuing to be successful so those will hopefully all graduate september 8. july 19 we started a process for h3 hirings. this was entrance exam we conducted i think we ended up with another 88 new applicants or candidates potential candidates for our next hiring of emt and paramedics. for community paramedicine with chief simon pang, these are highlights we had. chief april slone is our section chief of cp operations, she lead a session entitled, utilizing community paramedics in interagency response to street conditions. this is a conference going on for about 23 years. the virtual conference this time. it was typi

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we have seen these risks with em. how bad has it been?s been a bad month for emerging-market assets. when you look at the index for dollar bounce they basically have the gains for the year, only 2.5% up for 2023. if you look at the currencies and the gauges for stocks, they are almost done wiping out the gains for 2023 as well. it is august, you can argue there is very little liquidity and that some people are out on vacation. but for em, seems like the risks are coming from everywhere. dismal economic data from china, elections in argentina and ecuador and guatemala. u.s. shocking revelations like what happened last week with the central bank of nigeria finally releasing statements and reserves were much lower than estimated. paul: that is what em investors have been dealing with. what is coming over the horizon? >> the round of elections not quite done yet. both argentina and ecuador have to choose a president. investors will be watching that. a wildcard candidate in argentina was a winner in the primary last week. they will also be wat

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firefighters and ems is a great opportunity. it is really important we have people who look like the community we are serving and that's part of the reason many joined this department to create change from the inside and we have done a lot of that and we will continue to do that. there is a place for you here as a ems, as a paramedic, as a firefighter. you just need to be able to put in the work. this is a big deal being in public safety in san francisco working for the san francisco fire department. it is a commitment. what better place if you want to serve your community then the san francisco fire department? [music] [siren] [music] so, can you tell us what it was like for you during your first encounter with the san francisco fire department? >> yep. it was super cool! i got to learn about the dry standing pipe correction. it is actually called, dry sand piper just stand pipe. tomato. you know. yea. >> so, what is coming up next for what is that for? >> oh , firefighter backsterinvited mow to a fire station to see the cool s

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part em currencies are going to suffer.f china is in a distress situation, which i'm want sure that's where we are. em currencies will sell off and we've seen this time and time again. japan in the region tends to be a beneficiary when you see this kind of weakness in the chinese currency the yen has been a puzzler because we have inflation or at least we have a world where the bank of japan does need to finally do something it's very bullish for japanese equities and they've often been a great edge when yields have been moving higher and global equity investors are seeing that and there are structural reasons in japan including buybacks and requirements on the tsc for japanese companies to play ball different than they did ten years ago and equities, fundamentally can still go higher especially if the currency remains under pressure tim, no one breaks it down like you do thank you so much for your time this afternoon >> thank you, kly. >> tim seymour joining us. >>> my next guest is boosting productivity in china to avoid

i think em has problems with china. currencies are blowing out across em.is something you have to watch. china is investable. and i think positioning is so weak that in the handful of these names -- i'm not betting on the macro >> august of 2015, yuan devalue in china sent glee obal marketig spiraling. what's happening right before our eyes, to tim's point, you're seeing this effectively devaluation right before our eyes our markets have not picked up on it yet. i think it's a matter of time before they do >> thoughts? >> you know, the investable one, i think we get ourselves in a little trouble here, don't we, on this show, when we say uninvestable, because it goes right up this one's a hard one. carter, we were talking to him earlier today, he likes the technical setup, he thinks the sentiment is really poor and it's trying to make a little bit of a bottom. i guess from a trading standpoint, but all the things that david just said, i think there's lots of questions, you know and if there is some sort of geopolitical situation there, i think thes precedent

bloomberg terminal subscribers can go more on the biggest em stories of the day at top em go.that we are tracking from around the world. federal reserve head of bank supervision in san francisco will retire by the end of october. san francisco fed president came under scrutiny following the sudden collapse of silicon valley bank and other lenders. they will be replaced by neil, a former minneapolis fed official. former u.s. president donald trump will head to trial on march 4 next year on federal charges for trying to overturn the 2020 election. that the day before the super tuesday primary, essential to his bid to regain the white house. trump wanted to delay the trial until april 2026 after voters decide whether he will get a second term. the judge says the public has the right to a prompt resolution. president biden will head to vietnam looking to deepen cooperation in areas including trade and climate change. the visit beginning september 10 will follow the g20 summit in new delhi. washington is helping to strengthen ties and reduce chinese influence in the region. the uae

and typically, the em space and em universe doesn't to will under these conditions of a strong dollarlds. there has been uncertainty exactly at which point the u.s. would ease the fed -- the fed would ease beyond that. between nirvana and getting conditions that are fairly tight financially, i think it is a fine line and a delicate balance to achieve. >> i like the note where you talked about nirvana. is there a pretty good argument that could materialize given that what we are seeing for now is sustained disinflation and a very resilient labor market? >> that's a really good point. if i were a normal, happy, chirpy person i would say it is possible, it could happen. the disinflation trend remains intact. and for reasons that are partly structural, the labor market resilience is also there. the fact that i am miserable as a person, i'm looking at the credit tightening. one of the issues here is leverage has tightened quite quickly. and historically, we have not had credit not tighten one leverage has tightened. if it happens with a leg, there's a risk that we are premature in declarin

firefighters and ems is a great opportunity. it is really important we have people who look like the community we are serving and that's part of the reason many joined this department to create change from the inside and we have done a lot of that and we will continue to do that. there is a place for you here as a ems, as a paramedic, as a firefighter. you just need to be able to put in the work. this is a big deal being in public safety in san francisco working for the san francisco fire department. it is a commitment. what better place if you want to serve your community then the san francisco fire department? [music] [siren] [music] my name is husheem anderson a lieutenant with the san francisco fire department born and raised in san francisco, grew up in western addition. both my parents worked for the city. my dad was a custodian with san francisco school district and mom a muni driver. when i grew up in san francisco i never thought of the fire service as a career. not because i didn't want to be a firefighter, i just didn

firefighters and ems is a great opportunity. it is really important we have people who look like the community we are serving and that's part of the reason many joined this department to create change from the inside and we have done a lot of that and we will continue to do that. there is a place for you here as a ems, as a paramedic, as a firefighter. you just need to be able to put in the work. this is a big deal being in public safety in san francisco working for the san francisco fire department. it is a commitment. what better place if you want to serve your community then the san francisco fire department? [music] [siren] >> i'm a firefighter here at station three 1 i grew up in texas and kind of boundaries around to bunch of different cities before i came to san francisco lived in new york and was going to school there i had never been here before the moment i knew san francisco i knew i was in the right police station like the place and was proposed to be. >> i was with change and cyclist transportation throughout the ci

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em nguyen has the latest from washington.ormer president donald trump has exactly one week to surrender at the fulton county jail, along with his 18 alleged co-conspirators charged in georgia's 2020 election conspiracy case. the fbi and fulton county sheriff are investigating new threats against officials involved in this case. law-enforcement particularly concerned that the personal information of the grand jurors who voted to indict trump is being shared online. the sheriff vowing that anybody responsible for making threats will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. trump on fox again attacked prosecutors, calling them very sick people. president trump: it's a witch hunt, a continuation of a witch hunt. >> the sheriff reminder all defendants they can turn themselves in at any time. the jail is open 24/7. >> i think this is the first jurisdiction where he is getting a mugshot. >> at a press conference trump scheduled for monday to address this indictment is now canceled, sang on social media his lawyer

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em? em: good morning. security is tight at the courthouse.een or heard many protesters as i did indictments like miami and new york, but that could change throughout the day. this is the third indictment against former president trump as he takes a new turn in the white house. this morning around the federal courthouse in washington, metal barricades went up, all in preparation for donald trump's first court appearance. the former president facing new criminal charges that he tried to overturn the 2020 election results even though he knew he lost. >> since the attack on our capitol, the department of justice has remained committed to ensuring accountability for those criminally responsible for having that day. em: today, expected road closures and heightened law enforcement presence. the secret service working with metropolitan police, capitol police, and other agencies, telling abc news that they are confident they can ensure the highest level of safety and security for the former president. >> he will be processed, indicted on charges again

firefighters and ems is a great opportunity. it is really important we have people who look like the community we are serving and that's part of the reason many joined this department to create change from the inside and we have done a lot of that and we will continue to do that. there is a place for you here as a ems, as a paramedic, as a firefighter. you just need to be able to put in the work. this is a big deal being in public safety in san francisco working for the san francisco fire department. it is a commitment. what better place if you want to serve your community then the san francisco fire department? [music] [siren] >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learni

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fire department ems at station 49. i was born raise in the oak land my dad is mexican my mom is black i was playing soft ball this hayward and directly behind our soft ball field is an empty field. and almost every day at practice i saw this tiny woman leading the big people in work outs and eventual low i look in the and found out she was teaching how to do physical trin to get people red to work in the fire department. that peeked my interest. the oak lan fire department was the first fire department i did. i did a firefighter one training program there. that got me into fire whim start the paramedic school i went to city college and fell in love with the city. i did nile internship at station 49. it was wonder. . i learned the san francisco wave doing things. like the wild, wild west, every day. i loved it was a family environment here. that made mow say san fan fire department, that's i didn't want to be. i avoided science my entire education up to becoming a paramedic. i failed my first time taking my emt registry