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argentina's finance ministry estimates the strike will cost the economy around nine hundred million euros. giant parking lot for diesel cars thousands of new vokes wagon diesel vehicles will soon be parked here at berlin's unfinished be our airport that's until they can pass the new emissions test this is a win win situation for v.w. and the airport operator v.w. has access to large areas for its cars and the operator can rent out the unused land. if it means that berlin takes in more money which can then be used to refinance the airport then let the airport be used as a parking lot for v.w. thought you know it'll take a while before the airports ready and there's enough space so why not make use of it. the reason for the campaign as of september first only cars that have undergone this new test procedure may be registered v.w. therefore pretty produces many cars that are built to pass the test procedure but these cars still don't have the approval of the federal motor transport authority they will most likely be delivery delays for up to two hundred fifty thousand vehicles according to a

professor from rome will have a hard time to come to grips with the challenges that the italian finance ministry being so it will not be an easy beginning after the festive part is over when prime minister comes they nominated paolo's to vote as finance minister italy's president said no because he was too euro skeptic now he's to be the e.u. minister should be you be worried. not about that at least phil because this is nothing but a indecent hand gesture of mild to me the boss of the league part of this coalition here who he had wanted and when he couldn't get to him now he shows president much or rather ok i couldn't have him as finance minister about i still will have an in my cabinet but it's not a post that brings a lot of power so this is a minor issue now it's really of course is one of europe's biggest debt for the italian economy is the eurozone third largest so now that the country is being run by euro skeptics in italy chooses to challenge the e.u. head on with the e.u. have to treat it differently than it did with a smaller country like greece. things are even worse than the situati

would say to the earlier statement that we saw from the chinese finance ministry, actually the chineseolated the wto rules for decades and we are now actually just responding to that and it is our right to respond to that. so we have the u.s. versus the chinese right now. scarlet: and to add the products that will not be hit with tariffs, consumer goods will not be hit by the tariffs. looking ats really china 2025 and seeing what they can do to tackle that. you just said it obviously plays into what you would hope to be greater negotiations, and we have known on the chinese side, we were speaking to steven mnuchin as well. in light of the fact that the president that this morning that if we get chinese retaliation they will consider further tariffs, and we also had the trade representative as well, bob lighthizer, saying there will be more restrictions on chinese investment in the united date coming in the next two weeks. where does that leave any form of teacher trade negotiations and willingness on the chinese side to come forward here with options? that is the big question, and also

a high-ranking official in the finance ministry was accused of sexually harassing a female journalist during an interview. it prompted a lot of outrage from japanese women. abe too prompted shinzo condemn the allegations. the paper explains he has ordered officials to take behavioral courses and how to behave around women. this report from the guardian that looks at female sumo wrestlers. easyng the sports on relationship -- the sport's uneasy relationship with gender. in japan, women are not allowed into the ring.g. when aue came to a head female nurse rushed onto the ring to help a mayor who had collapsed. >> some world cup news. a group of very dedicated football fans. >> this group of five mexican fans were planning what they called a road trip of a lifetime supporting their team. the daily mail explains they had it all planned out. they bought a bus. they shipped it to spain and drove the bus to russia. the only problem, one of their friends had to back out at the last minute because his wife would not allow him to go on the lifetime trip. no problem for these friends. they made

. >> argentines -- argentina's finance ministry estimated will cost the economy 900 million euros.hat -- brent: the berlin court has sentenced a teenage refugee for verbally assaulting two men wearing jewish skullcaps. they taped it, hoping to reassure a friend who was worried about anti-semitism. they ended up filming their attacker, and that video went viral and sparked fears that germany could again be plagued by its worst prejudices. >> the court pronounced the case unequivocally as a hate crime. the defendant, a 19-year-old syrian refugee, has been sentenced to four weeks of used detention for assault and verbal abuse. he has only served time during pretrial custody. this video shows the syrian lashing a young israeli ban wearing a skullcap, with a belt. the perpetrator is seen insulting the unmanned and using derogatory language to brand him jewish. the arab-israeli filming incident which took place in mid april, was posted online. a few days later, the perpetrator turned himself in. the arab-israeli told deutsche welle he felt intimidated and humiliated at the time. the inci

argentina's finance ministry estimates the strike will cost the economy around nine hundred million euros. and we have back to germany now and the case that rang alarm bells he had brant is exactly right daniel a berlin court has sentenced a teenage refugee for virtually and physically assaulting two men wearing jewish skullcaps now the men wore the kippah and they taped it hoping to reassure a friend he was worried about anti semitism when they ended up filming their attacker and that video went viral and sparked fears that germany could again be plagued by its worst prejudices. the court pronounced the case unequivocally as a hate crime the defendant a nineteen year old syrian refugee has been sentenced to four weeks of youth detention for assault and verbal abuse he has already served the time during pretrial custody this video shows the syrian lashing a young arab israeli man wearing a key part or skull cap with a belt the perpetrator is seen insulting the young man and using derogatory language to brand him jewish the arab israeli film the incident which took place in mid april he po

. >> china's finance ministry has made this statement following the announcement of tariffs. the u.s. measures violated the relevant rules of the wto and it is contrary to the consensus reached in the sino u.s. negotiations. it seriously violates our legitimate rights and interests and threatens the interest of our country and people. >> chinese released their list saying we have $34 billion ready to be on hand july 6. we are still translating the list, but what we have seen so far is a lot of it is agriculture. pork is on their. the -- there. the pork producers have been concerned about retaliation for a while. automobiles are on there. the chinese list is very targeted in terms of where to hit and where to hurt the u.s. still ahead as we review the week on "bloomberg best," david rubenstein is , saying theous booming business cycle in the u.s. can't go on forever. >> at some point, we will have a slowdown. i just don't know when it will be. rishaad: this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "bloomberg best." let's continue our global tour of the top business stories.

luigi was also one of the names of a possible finance ministry. n finance minister, i note it is a difficult thing to express yourself on, do you think this government will hold together? there is a function in the market, given the rally we saw today, that everything is fine. we have a finance minister that is not anti-euro, and so the government holds. very: italy is in a special situation given the level of debt. that italyy thinks is doing fine, rates would be lower and italy would be fine. if everyone thinks italy would not be fine, rates will behind and italy will end up defaulting . i think it is a structural weakness of the euro, when it was designed there was no mechanism in place to protect against this risk. own naturale your central bank, the central bank plays a role. without the central bank, you are at risk. when the euro was designed, economies do not think about this problem. i'm very glad the finance minister reassure the market. i think living under that threat is dangerous because any possible situation will create economic dama

to buy back preferred shares and for our entity, a court -- r and d according to the japanese finance ministry reaction there, sharp announcing the sale of shares. let's turn to our main story of the day. it is the white house officials trying to reach talks with china to avoid a trade war before the tariffs on chinese products take effect july 6. former u.s. government officials and chinese experts have been contacted to gauge the chances of high-level talks in the next two weeks. of -- isolio manager with us. alberto, july will be a big -- the sixth of july could have aches significance. how concerned are you and your company about the reality of a trade war? is it numbers or sentiment that matter more to you? alberto: it is both. anduld say we are concerned positioned for an escalation. generally, we have seen a shift toward populism in the u.s. and now in many emerging markets, as well. when you have regimes and governments that overpromise to their electorate -- electorates, it is easy to blame any shortcoming on foreign countries and foreign enemies. of thersening geopolitical risk envir

it does not have a central finance ministry.s no real single european leader, so unfortunately a lot of the burden comes onto the ecb. this is their opportunity just to play monetary policy. look at the current inflation data, look at where the inflation is, possibly on a sustainable path to normalization, rather than looking at where inflation expectations are, and thinking about what happens to the level of the euro when the u.s. goes into recession. it is taking the opportunity of currently high inflation expectation -- sorry, currently hight inflation -- inflation prince, and they are likely to go higher over the next two months. when you have got a government that is trying to -- is really talking about potentially in growthhe spillage impact, i think it is the right time for the ecb to play a very straight game, and to recognize that it could be politically toxic if they were to extend the public sector bond buying program too much. a. i want to-- apologize for jumping in. frankfurt for in the goldman sachs conference and

a new chairman has been named for this company, deputy secretary-general of the finance ministry overseeingin. has told 1mdb that its financial statements for the years 2010-2012 cannot be relied showster a fresh order information was withheld by the previous management of the company. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at tic-toc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am paul allen. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: paul, thank you for the update. continue the conversation with fidelity's catherine yeung, and find out what she likes china for all deals. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ramy: welcome back, you are watching "bloomberg markets: asia.", i am david english here in hong kong. getting an update on stocks right now. sophie: looking at stocks in shanghai, it is brought index evaluations to about four times, we are beingels, told that these low valuations are not enough to attract investors. but there might be room for optimism ahead. and analyst told us that a rebound in the third quarter in tech is the most probable space. catherine, trump has

nicolas do hot me centralizes the economy and the finance ministry.n is, this is a very challenging time for argentina. not only it has vulnerability inside the country, just all emerging markets are under pressure right now. markets really like him. credibility.of he comes from jpmorgan, deutsche bank, he negotiated the holdout -- depth situation with argentina. he comes with goodwill. it is quite a difficult task. vonnie: how long will markets give argentina? there has been a lot of volatility. how much cash is fleeing? vivianne: they do have the 50 billion credit line with the fund. they vote this week. they probably are going to disperse and take some of this money pretty quickly. for obviously is good argentina. markets are not doing very well. most of argentine assets are in -- are under pressure. what i think we need to see is very steady hand and very coordinated actions between the central bank and the presidency in terms of comprehensive reforms for argentina. shery: how much did that imf credit line help? vivianne: it is good to know you ha

he's in his mid-50's, comes from the finance ministry.opefully seen as somebody who will be a steadier hand and communicate more clearly to markets. if we remindphen, ourselves what the economic situation looks like. the troubless to of double-digit inflation and account deficits. stephen: in the. -- indeed. that is what the crisis is. there is no believe that there is any credibility behind economic policy. when the ruble was in freefall because of the oil prices , it was not as difficult for the central bank to get a hold of the currency and slow it down. the hike raise aggressively, and they floated it. but the issue is that russia runs very conservative and fiscal policies, but argentina does not have a history of that. then you have the unit labor cost, the wage situation. it is less to do with the balance of payments now, they have 100 billion. i think that puts import coverage just under 20 months. it's not about the external debt issue anymore, it's what is going to happen to economic policy. how can they keep inflation low and pe

was a very vocal person on the finance ministry, she managed to get rid of them.onservative forces that were ousted. -- a lot of conservative forces that were ousted. there are young people who could potentially be taking over. that is more a theme for the next 10 years. but we have right now is an environment where angela merkel has to think about transition plans. she has to think about who is coming next. if we have the bavarians leaving the coalition like they did in the --0's, you will have the eu dropping below 30%. the bavarian party as its own has 6.5%. cdu would be the somewhere .6%, 27%. 7%.6%, tony -- 27%. we have a lot more fraction in german politics. that ultimately will not go well for european integration. guy: the french and germans are meeting today. on that point, where does that meeting today go? if you are macron and look at germany, what do you see and what do you expect to come out of this? can you exact a price out of angela merkel, or is it that nothing will happen and that is bad news for the french leadership? >> it is not that nothing w

>> well, let me first comment we are working with our allies so when i was at g7 finance ministries meetingiscussed is important to all the g7, the second thing i would say is the president was very clear he wanted to protect the steel and aluminum industry that are critical to the u.s. and i think it is very unfair -- we put tariffs on okay that were very specifically designed we have been very careful we have but quotas on certain countries we have been n there careful negotiating deals we have negotiated a lot of deals i think it is very unfair that the eu has responded with tariffs on other things. and they have done that and it is politically motivated, and if they object to steel tariffed that iss something they should go through wto and others but they do not have the right to respond in a political fashion and hurt our farmers and our critical other areas. >> yeah, i mean, is the issue keeps coming back to fact what do you have how many employees in aluminum steel industries versus number of employees in the aluminum and steel importing industries i think you are talk 6 1/2 million

there's a lot of routine business that goes on between finance and trade ministries of these various countries. but the united states, make no mistake, is becoming isolated. it is being condemned by its allies for the actions that king. and one of the things we've learned about the world over the last couple of decades is that you need allies to get something done. the world is too globally connected. you can't -- america can't be the world's policeman, but it can't vindicate it's own interests by itself. so that's a difficult situation. the present is now talking about trying to break up nafta into separate categories with mexico and canada. that is going to be a nonstarter. ultimately, i think he's going to be faced with a decision of either pulling out of the existing nafta or getting nothing done at all. >> it is worth noting, though, that in those various industrialized countries that comprise the g7 or g-20, there are constitntil ns. almost everybody in the world thinks they got an unfair trade deal from someone else. i'm sure there are canadians and we know there are britons b

european officials who are doing this are but they are people in their trade ministries in their ministries of finance and in effectively all these officials working for the top officials this is been their task in recent weeks do you think about where does this hit america the hardest and think about even this they're going to target some swing districts in the coming congressional elections here this could actually tip the balance in a certain way compared to none of this happening at all so this is going to affect us politically this is really going to affect us economically and not just us this is going to affect average people in these countries as well well it's a fascinating story that we'll continue to keep an eye on and just a few thanks very much for your insight as well thank you now the red cross is sending teams of surgeons and medical supplies to garza to treat casualties from recent clashes along the border with israel one hundred fifteen palestinians have been killed and more than thirteen thousand wounded since the protests began on march thirtieth but across teams will prioritize gun

director ofi babad, the ministry of finance, thank you. very two days for him. the baltimore mayor joins us to talk about issues facing her city and how a federal infrastructure bill could change that situation. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: baltimore is a city with potential and problems. was home to almost one million people and a booming steel industry. deindustrialization has hit the city hard. the population has dwindled and the riots of 2015 are still a fresh memory. catherine pugh is the mayor of baltimore and is at the conference of mayors and joins us now. thank you for taking the time to speak with us. in may, the city lost its third police commissioner in three years. i know you are in the process of searching for a permanent replacement. give us a sense of how much patience whoever gets the job deserves to turn it around because they would have a lot of things to solve. >> i want to be real clear because i have hired one police chief. one was there when i got there. one had a problem with the filing of the taxes and would still be ther

the ministry of agriculnd ministry of finance will provide financial support for farmers in the gazawho have suffered material damage from flammable kites and helium balloons that have been sent over with the aim of setting fields on fire. there are new measures to combat kites including specialized drones to neutralize them. they've shelled out $300,000 worth of damage. did you ever expect to see kites flying over the border, dropping gasoline bombs? >> the history of hamas, they focus on destruction and hate. we think how to build, how to support palestinians. they put a lot of energy and they're very creative, finding ways to burn fields in israel, finding ways to dig tunnels. why don't they put that energy into the palestinians in gaza who are suffering every day. it's cynical. it's pitiful. i hope one day palestinians will be strong enough to say enough for the hamas regime. >> eric: they voted them in. they use a lot of concrete not for the roads but to build tunnels. it is continuing. ambassador danny danon of israel, thank you very much. >> arthel: a church sparking controver

that is from china's ministry of finance. joe: they cite the wto. of course one of the main arguments of the trump administration is china itself, ae policies, they are kind of technicality but violating the spirit of the wto. does the administration in your view have a point that ultimately is worth pursuing even if the tariffs are not the best way of doing it? what's for sure. i think it is clear china engages and a host of unfair trade practices. ourarticular the theft of playing field. are these going to be ultimately effective? they are not proven to be effective in the past. scarlet: i find it curious, the president goes out of his way to praise asian paying and tout the good relationship. this is not someone who shies away from making things personal . justin trudeau is a perfect example. he will go out of his way to do favors for xi jinping including .hanging the penalty on cte >> i am not sure what the president values more. various allies and north korea, we are the same with president x i, i'm not surprised by this at all. in fact i think

yuka, we will turn out to japan where the finance minister is giving up a year's salary? ana: the ministry concluded internal investigation into a cover-up scandal. they also punished some 20 officials for falsifying official documents related to the sale of assets to prime minister shinzo abe's persosonal friend. this was aftfter the prime mininister said he would step dn circle waser of his implicated in the controversial deal. he has so far refused to step down. genie: we are just learning that -- jordan's prime minister has stepped down, has submitted his resignation to the king. this is after five nights of protests. touchining in live to jordan in about 20 minutes time. first though, a look at the press review. now we are looking at the press review. now there are reports from north korea the syrian president, bashar al-assad, could be paying a visit soon? he could. it was an unexpected announcement that the charlotte visitould be planning a bashargyang -- that al-assad could be planning a visit toyong btw are both internationally isolated. if the meeting does transpire it that kimhe

was good until the president vetoed conti's choice for a finance minister he's are as to ante brussels stop a prime minister i asked about ministry of political figure who is not seen as supporting a line that could provoke its lease exit from the euro. and that was that contact quit leaving the government in limbo well you know one can say no to a minister where there was named goofy bluto or donald duck because he's not approved by the stock market world the financial world or some european capitals is this a joke and it seemed the only way to avoid a constitutional crisis was to had back to the polls so the president suggested his own candidate former i.m.f. chief got a look at that only a more popular choice in brussels where you just simply i reiterate my friendship and support for president who has an essential task to undertake ensuring the institutional and democratic stability of this country that is known as mr assessors for his willingness to cut public spending making him an unwelcome choice for many italians more over seventy percent of the country voted for the euro skeptic parties back in march tired of us there it

was good until the president vetoed conti's choice for finance minister he's are as to anti brussels or top of criminals do i ask for that ministry of political figure who is not seen as supporting a line that could provoke its lease exit from the euro. and that was that contact quit leaving the government in limbo well you know one can say no to a minister whether was named goofy bluto or donald duck because he's not approved by the stock market world the financial world or some european capitals is this a joke and it seemed the only way to avoid a constitutional crisis was to had back to the pools so the president suggested his own candidate former i.m.f. chief got a look at that only a more popular choice in brussels where you just simply i reiterate my friendship and support for president who has an essential task to undertake ensuring the institutional and democratic stability of this country that is known as mr assessors for his willingness to cut public spending making him an unwelcome choice for many italians more over seventy percent of the country voted for the euro skeptic parties back in march tired of a stereotype an

president vetoed conti's choice for a finance minister at that ala the italian president who was installed by a previous pro e.u. government refused to accept the ministryhe saw as to anti brussels. criminals do i asked about ministry of political figure who is not seen as supporting the line. from the year. and that was that contact quit leaving the government in limbo well you know one can say no to a minister whether was named goofy pluto or donald duck because he's not approved by the stock market world the financial world or some european capitals is this a joke and it seemed the only way to avoid a constitutional crisis was to had back to the ports so the president suggested his own candidate former i.m.f. chief got a look at that only and more popular choice in brussels. i reiterate my friendship and support for president who has an essential task to undertake ensuring the institutional and democratic stability of his country that is known as mr assessors for his willingness to cut public spending making him an unwelcome choice for many italians more over seventy percent of the country voted for the euro skeptic parties back in march tired of a s

the lack of procedure the lack of a ministry of rules and regulations at a time when every single day that goes by harms these children more and more a euro zone finance ministers have agreed on a deal to get greece out of its. program athens will not be able to delay repayments on billions of dollars in loans by ten year is it also got another seventeen point four billion dollars in you countries and the i.m.f. have lent grace three hundred seventy five billion dollars since twenty ten in return for tax increases pension cuts and also public sector layoffs but as reports from many businesses you know certain measures have done more harm than good. during the economic depression in greece twenty called she's business has fallen by two thirds many of her clients are bankrupt and jobless even homeless so she often cuts they have on credit so they can go to a job interview has moved premises twice looking for a more affluent key in tow and she's come to prices by half but rising taxes have convinced her that the government doesn't want her business to survive. we're not being hurt at all now our voice doesn't count we're definitely closing down slowly sl

new head of the labor ministry has plans for a basic income for struggling citizens and then another name polis of honor will serve as affairs minister after his nomination as finance minister was rejected for being too euro skeptic that caused a lot of controversy last week now while italy's new government then is managed we think to end the stalemate let's check out spain it's now brace for a political shake up this man's face very familiar of course the country's prime minister mariano rajoy faces losing his job a motion of no confidence has been fired by the main opposition socialist party it's now possible the replace the prime minister with his own leader a majority of already back that vote the move was prompted by a long running corruption scandal and the prime ministers also faced pressure of rhys handling of the big catalonia independence referendum to we spoke to professor of appear in studies thomas harrington who thinks that these crises show a deep discontent in that part of europe right now these are solutions and again i'm not a columnist these are solutions for a reason and there is a lot of unsettled. thinking going on and lot of unsettled feeling

ministry of family affairs. the purpose of the letter was to bring home to the german government the problems that this little midas face and the shortfall in finances that we felt the. pad in the amount they got and the amount that they would in fact need i raise it to the relevant minister and their walls and they reply as such. for decades parents never knew what was going on behind the backs during the criminal trial they were only allowed to be spectators. the thalidomide manufacturers defense strategy was to convince the prosecution to agree to dismiss the case. they knew that they didn't just have the regional government justice minister on this side but the federal government to however the dismissal of a criminal case requires strict conditions these according to the prosecution service were not met. in july twenty seventh jane hunted a freelance journalist working with on to militant shelling in syria. to own it his second feis polity has established a holiday memorial they will recognize more reporters who often risk then months for the sake of the truth and through that peace you can submit to your published works in a video or written f

ministry of family affairs. the purpose of the letter was to bring home to the german government the problems that this little midas face and the shortfall in finances that we felt they had in the amount they got and the amount that they would in fact need i wrote it to the relevant minister and there was no reply as such. for decades parents never knew what was going on behind their backs during the criminal trial they were only allowed to be spectators. the thalidomide manufacturers defense strategy was to convince the prosecution to agree to dismiss the case. they knew that they didn't just have the regional government justice minister on their side but the federal government too however the dismissal of a criminal case requires strict conditions these according to the prosecution service were not met. and. you never know what's around the corner never now was the. excitement is that now and that's when the adrenaline rush comes from. it is a move by definition and the extremes to world problems and. the violence in the pub and. the schizophrenia. where you can do all these things and behave badly. they're going to befall a hospital for a little

ministry of family affairs. the purpose of the letter was to bring home to the german government the problems that the flu the midas face and the shortfall in finances that we felt they had in the amount they got and the amount that they would in fact need i wrote it to the relevant minister and there was no reply as. for decades parents never knew what was going on behind their backs during the criminal trial they were only allowed to be spectators. the thalidomide manufacturers defense strategy was to convince the prosecution to agree to dismiss the case. they knew that they didn't just have the regional government justice minister on their side but the federal government too however the dismissal of a criminal. required strict conditions these according to the prosecution service were not meant. to see a good. church secret indeed catholic priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard is not known the highest ranks of

head of the labor ministry has plans for basic income for struggling citizens in italy and paolo's of on another face look out for his service affairs minister after his nomination as finance minister was rejected for being too euro skeptic while italy's new government has managed to end the stalemate then spain is now braced for a political shake up meantime we'll tell you about the country's prime minister mariano rajoy faces losing his job a motion of no confidence has been filed by the main opposition socialist party it's now possible then that it will replace the prime minister with its own leader a majority already but the move the move was prompted by a long running corruption scandal the prime minister is also faced pressure over his handling of the catalonian independence referendum professor of appearance studies thomas harrington thinks that these crosses show deep discontent in europe now especially in the south. these oscillations and again i'm not a columnist but these are solutions take place for a reason there is a lot of unsettled. thinking going on and a lot of unsettled feeling in the european union and yet what i think is consistently missing is a deep