that brought the country and across the world in august on the financial hub of the country took place in a place where you have the state bank you have the inspector general of police you've got multinational companies all. same. day of course the. message that they can strike. now as far as their tactics it's concerned there's another day or night. in karachi. same type of ammunition and even the figure before should have been able to recover the regular license plates on it so. the message would have been of course. the heart of the financial center but of course . thank you for that update come on. in islamabad. search and rescue efforts are underway in bangladesh ferry capsized in a river in the capital dhaka dozens remain missing the ferry was reportedly carrying more than 100 passengers when it collided with another vessel these are the need to speak just coming into us from dhaka let's bring in our correspondent in bangladesh childfree what are you hearing about rescue half a cent and what caused this accident. i was speaking to a left turn and commander. of the coast guard he

exchange which is a financial hub of the country. which bank many multinational companies. tried to enter into the compound they were heavily dad to drive and had several dozens of grenades need to hand grenades which have been recovered from the scene now however they face a different distance from the guards who are guarding the stock exchange the security forces obviously have been. because of the make. on the security situation however. the action of those guards to stop there. and take the 5 other people. including a police. guard also important to nor did they were that reaction from the security forces nearby also the fact that that stock exchange continued to function as normal during and after the attack. what who would sorry at this been no claim of responsibility so far who would want to talk financial institution and why . 1st of all this is a sensitive institution. of course draw a lot of attention number one number 2 there seems to be. a blander tag from the number of ammunition and grenades that we have seen that have been shown on local t.v. as well. dried r

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commerce department suspends regulations allowing special treatment for the financial hub. boris johnson will commit to spending on infrastructure to rebuild the economy in a major policy speech today. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. the markets are focusing on what jay powell said yesterday. the market is also focusing on what we are seeing across the globe. the number of infections being weighed compared to the extra monetary policy being put out there. investors weighing better economic figures against the continued increase in virus cases. in other news, metals advance with copper climbing for the fourth day. manufacturing and services in china. that adds to a bit of optimism. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news with leigh-ann gerrans. china has approved landmark national security legislation for hong kong at the end of a three-day meeting in beijing for the nation's top legislative body. representativee confirmed the vote. the u.s. said it is suspending hong kong's special status, making it harder

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threatening to sue at this point rather a financial correspondent chelsea delaney they're now america's financial hub is getting back to business with restrictions new york city allowing restaurants to open for outdoor dining as of monday barbershops and hair salons can also now open their doors but it has capacity the next phase could allow you to reach to serve food indoors to customers but as business slowly returns so do fears cases of coronaviruses are jumping in states like florida and texas. are financial correspondent joins me now from new york yes we're hearing a lot here about the rising number of cases across america is this not a bad time to reopen things. well it clearly is a long road to recovery but just by surely the restaurant industry is crucial for the labor market and the overall economy just look at new york more than 600000 people work in the restaurant business in new york city alone countrywide it's more than 15000000 people and restaurants bars cafe's they try to keep the social distancing it now in new york and you only can eat out a site and as you might see from this littl

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it, we areightly put one of the top three financial hubs in the world and there are tons of u.s.erests in hong kong. i wouldn't be surprised -- i would be surprised. if the u.s. decides to put sanctions on hong kong, they could, but i don't see how it is in their interest because the end up hurting their interests as much as our own interests. francine: that was the senior advisor to hong kong's chief executive. the profits of industrial enterprises rebounded in may for the first time since november 2019. industrial profits rose 6% from a year earlier signaling the economy is continuing to recover from the coronavirus shutdown. the pboc will implement new monetary tools to ensure liquidity reaches the real economy. still with us is james bevan. where do you see opportunities linked to china now? james: when i look at what china has done, it is the opposite of what the you has -- u.s. has done. seeuld suspect we will exporting deflation in contrast to the u.s., supporting. i would expect there to be more service sector inflation in developed economy. a overall terms, we will see f

she is known as pakistan's financial hub the military and the government have been that pains of trying to clear the area this last few years of militant activity. at the moment who's going to claim any responsibility for this particular attack but there will be various names in the mix. at. the government in afghanistan and also brought to the north because of the u.s. that there were groups operating. in the taliban who were in control of some of their tribal areas and obviously they will be such patients that they made. the forces involved didn't have to be who claimed responsibility number one because normally. dated a claim of responsibility and number 2 security force and then the intelligence have to care who may have carried out their tag early stages and read to gauge and of course we'll get down to ray but indeed don had had problem in that security situation and that we have to leave it come on i'm afraid thank you. is no 10. there have been more times by shift his rages from rival tribes. they've killed one of those old hoss brothers and 2 uncles. one. and only give them goo

bernard: as you rightly put it, we are one of the top three financial hubs in the world and there areons of u.s. interest in hong kong. surprised -- if the u.s. decides to put sanctions on hong kong, they could, but i don't see how it is in their interests, as well. it could hurt their interests as much as our own interests. manus: that was the senior advisor to hong kong's chief executive. paul brain is at newton investment management, head of fixed-income. it depends who you read on twitter, but i was looking at larsson, he says the tres tilde 20 u.s. and china is all but dead and it is only -- the trade guild between the u.s. and china is all that said. how does the dissipation of trade angst fadeout in the technicals of fixed-income? long-term, reversal of globalization, which i think is something we are seeing gradually over time, and favoring of bringing production back home, being in place trade barriers which was a breakdown in the trade deal, we will end up with those, leads to higher costs and those costs can be passed on and you get higher inflation. from the bond market pe

began lifting coronavirus restrictions and cases are surging the capital delhi has overtaken the financial hub mumbai to become the worst affected city health facilities there are buckling under the strain of rising infections that officials are rushing to expand testing for millions of residents. the sharp rise in cases in delhi has seen it crowned the coronavirus capital of india the government is being heavily criticised for its poor contact tracing and lack of medical facilities. coronavirus in itself is a huge problem but we should think of implementing policies and facilities that aim to reduce people suffering we shouldn't implement policies that hamper the system and create chaos. in the state of delhi alone infections are expected to surge in the coming weeks government estimates show there could be around 550000 cases by the end of july in response the delhi authours has announced house to house corona virus screening in the city itself. going door to door will help the government to detect patients and it will help to curb the spread of corona virus. part of here is people who have

faily is and a crackdown from beijing and when it's also affected the status of halting the asian financial hub it's also a fact that foreign persist interests. you referred to berlin the berlin wall crumbling and 1989 in a successful pro-democracy movement if he were to have a conversation with chancellor merkel what would you say to her. we are calling on chess in america to send a clear signal to beijing how chairman he opposed that national sectors in law implementation especially if british and broke the promise of international law on hong kong if the will allow beijing to preach the promise in their joint declaration register in the united nations making could also do the same to be a credible partner and just wrote the promise on their cooperation trade deal with germany all out of country. x. was just a walling in hong kong speaking to me a little earlier now what do you do if you're a wild water canoe slalom race sir but you can't train properly because of the corona virus outbreak well argentina's sebastian rossi has come up with a novel idea he's been practicing by tying himself to

program in pakistan militants have attacked of the stock exchange building in karachi the country's financial hub pakistani police say that the 4 gunmen killed several people before being killed by special forces separatists from pakistan's southwestern below toussaint province have claimed responsibility for the attack on the building which is in a high. security zone it also houses the head offices of many private banks. let's get more now we are joined by use for us carrie she is joining us from karachi pakistan she is an independent journalist what more do we know about this attack. at the moment we can confirm that 7 people have in fact lost their lives today we do know that one of them with the assailants and due security guards and one police bus another has lost their life we can also confirm that 7 injured have been moved to various medical facilities across karachi where they are now being treated the area where the stock exchange is looking at it has been cordoned off for chaffetz and security personnel awful mean for the building for any evidence that might have been left behind we ha

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residents there were read those sanctions will hurt hong kong status as a financial hub in asia. >> after president trump announced plans to cut special trading ties with hong kong, officials are saying it will only hurt people america claims to support. the move was called unjustified adding they are not worried about these types of threats. the decision was doomed to fail and grossly interferes with international chinese affairs. the move by the trump administration comes after a proposed security law that would outlaw treason, and subversion. hong kong residents worry it could be the first step to mass crackdowns that have taken place over the past year regarding an extradition bill. protesters have largely been supported by the u.s. government. one resident of hong kong reacted to the new moved out of washington that could damage hong kong status as a financial hub in asia. >> it is no good for hong kong or the usa as well. we need to work together for the common good. all this political issues should be good for the economy. >> in addition to the proposed security law, china's initia

curious is happening on that front, whether you are trying to attract hedge funds from other financial hubsin asia, tokyo is one of the biggest headquarters, financial headquarters. we are ready to welcome all people, and all those professional people from all over the world. can resume those financial exchanges and financial activities more actively. at theare you looking possibility that the tokyo olympics next year could get canceled? yuriko: no, of course not. just yesterday there was a teleconference about how to carry out the 2020 olympics next year. and, it was decided that the games should be much simpler, expensive and having people's acceptance. we are preparing for that. of course, the tokyo 2020 games can become a symbol of how the world has decided to overcome hardship, and how humanity has strengthened. we will continue to do our best in the fight against this infectious disease. in order to hold a safe and secure tournament, with the cooperation of tokyo residents and people, it is necessary to optimize and rationalize the service. ery: tokyo olympics are planned for next yea

bernard: as you rightly put it, we are one of the top three financial hubs in the world. there is tons of u.s. interest in hong kong. i will not be surprised to find that half of the financial service providers in hong kong are from the united states they could end up hurting their interests if not as much as our own interests. chan, hongas bernard kong executive council convenor , and top advisor to to chief executive carrie lam. let's get more on the law which could come as early as tuesday morning. our chinese correspondent, selina wang, has the details from beijing. what did we learn over the weekend, more specific details about this legislation being discussed by the standing committee? selina: tom, we know that it is being discussed at this china'sy meeting with top legislative body and there could be a vote as early as tuesday morning. if that is the case, it comes in for the july 1 anniversary of the hong kong handover to china in 1997. local media have reported the proposed law includes a light sentence for acts as subversion answer session desperate life sentence

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top threethe financial hub in the world. there is tons of u.s. interest in hong kong. find not half of all the financial service providers in hong kong are u.s.-based. if the u.s. tried to put sanctions on hong kong, they could. i just do not see their interest. they end up hurting their interest. it is definitely a situation. i can hear the rhetoric, i can see why some of these countries want to -- to put pressure on china, but to put a sanction on hong kong just does not make sense. you end up hurting them as much as hong kong. >> is there any meaningful mechanism for consultations for the security law? hong kong is just expecting to be cut out of this whole process. there is a reason why people in hong kong right now feel like this is the end of one party two systems. >> you mean one country, two systems. has beentely, china very patient with hong kong. they gave 23 years. we actually made one attempt in 2003 but we failed to pass the law. they gave us enough time to debate, talk about it, but by now they realize the opposition would continue to use the stall tactic

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next, it is a new battlefront emerging for asia's financial hub.ong kong are facing off over chinese stocks. that story, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: let's get a check of the latest headlines. apple removed to podcast apps from the app store in china at the request of officials. apple decided the podcast has content that china has ruled is illegal. that 10% of users of the app are in china. accounts of pro-democracy chinese activists word -- were deactivated but xoma still available in china, which heavily censors all reference of the tiananmen crackdown. chinese tech firms are expanding their footprint in hong kong even as a pandemic has a comeback. -- the pandemic has a comeback. alibaba and tiktok's owner have signed up to take on more space in times square. the move follows this week's secondary listing in hong kong and next week's debut. the battlefront is opening up between asia's two financial hubs. now the focus is turning to chinese tech features. our guest joins us that singapore. give us a background to this upcoming battle when it

they all saw hong kong as a financial hub being reinforced. , and so, there are pluses and minuses. the question will be to be able to optimize the positioning and there should be no question left. there should be a constructive debate. this is a long-term trend, well defined we have to adapt and to see the certainties and this whole context. in the past few weeks and past few months, it has been news for hong kong as a financial hub, looking at the pace of ipo's taking place in hong kong currently. it is quite positive. the china unicorns in the future will probably look for a listing in hong kong rather than the u.s. msci, the repatriation of singapore to hong kong. it is alsostion, but room for opportunities, so it is calling for very active management. might the risks be? could it be in the hong kong dollar peg? could it be seen as a manipulated currency? >> that would be probably, you ifw, a real deterioration the currency was to stop the hong kong dollar, the key topic for the main subject. if the hong kong dollar was currency,anipulated

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we'll assess what this means for one of the world's most important financial hubs.he future of conferences in a world dealing with coronavirus, what can be done to revive the $800 billion industry? and staying chic while working from home — we look at a growing trend for webcam friendly fashion. good to see you again. if you've just joined good to see you again. if you'vejustjoined us, i am sally bundock. a top story this our. china's parliament has passed controversial national security legislation for hong kong. local media reported that the law was passed unanimously by the standing committee of china's national people's congress. beijing introduced the law in response to last year's pro—democracy protests in the city. on monday the united states begun ending hong kong's special status, restricting it's access to high tech products and defence exports. let's cross to our asia business hub and speak to mariko oi for more on this. this has literally just this has literallyjust happen in the last few hours, what more can you tell us? well, sally, i think it's import

people in hong kong are worried that their decision could replace the financial hub in asia. >> the country to work together for the common good. all of this political issues is not good for the economy. >> the u.s. and china raised tariffs on billions of dollars of each other's goods and they signed a truce in january but president trump threatened to back out and china does not buy more american goods. after being shut down for weeks italy is reopening in style projecting the colors of the national flag across the capital city and the coliseum in rome was lit up in green and white red lights and it reopen to stores and swimming pools under guidelines to stop the spread of covid-19 and recorded more than 233,000 covid-19 cases. >>> vatican city is gradually emerging from the pandemic. pope francis resume sunday blessing from his window looking out to st. peter's square. tens of thousands of people turn out but only a few people showed up in the crowd followed safety measures and skip the social distancing to prevent the spread of covid-19. some were seen wearing masks while others gathered

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matt: how important is hong kong's status as a financial hub?c output it generates is a financial hub, how important is that to beijing? reducehey be willing to the financial product of hong kong in order to take control? think: at the moment i hong kong's financial sector is important, but not as important as 20 years ago. beijing now has shanghai. retreatse companies from the united states, then perhaps hong kong has become the solo financial platform for , if they wanties to present it as an international company. china's endms of goal, is reconciliation with the west and the united states and u.k. very much in china's interest with what they want to pursue are not? dr. yu: i think the reconciliation is in china's interest, but only with conditions. with the condition that china in this post covid-19 world, china has become more self-reliant. judging by the policy result from the national people's isgress last week, china more interested in its own domestic affairs. secondly, if china can do business with the rest of the world, it is fine. if

does the world and need to than it used to need a hong kong as a financial hub?china is simply too powerful? yes. but then how are you going to deal with this new giant later on? allow china to walk away from this agreement? china canjust walk away from this agreement? china can just do whatever it likes. we are talking about hong kong, but the former foreign secretary in the uk has pointed out how concerned he is about the future of taiwan. is that something that has been discussed as well? indeed. when they wanted to solve the hong kong problem he was looking at taiwan. he wanted the one country that mac inaudible. thank you so much for talking to us. let's get some of the day's other news. a court in the us state of georgia has heard that one of the men accused of murdering ahmaud arbery used a racial slur after shooting him. travis mcmichael allegedly used the language — and an expletive — as the young black man lay on the ground. mr arbery wasjogging when he was chased down by mr mcmichael and his father in february. a global vaccine alliance has raised near

financial hub has added 860 two fatalities to its virus numbers after discrepancies. sword deaths soared to over 3000. all cases reported covid-19 as the cause of death but were not integrated into the master database. new zealand's prime minister has called in the military to enforce border controls after two women who arrive from the u.k. were allowed to leave quarantine early, then tested positive. the first in three weeks, ending new zealand's being virusd of free. president trump has signed an policeve order to curb brutality amid widespread protests following the death of george floyd in minneapolis. he expressed sympathy with families for those -- sympathy for families. he praised officers as heroes and blamed democrats for long-standing issues among minority communities. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. >> let's have a look at what is going on at the moment in light of renewed tensions between south korea and

militants in pakistan have attacked the stock exchange building in karate the country's financial hub august.

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what does the future of the city as a financial hub, a trading hub, hold? extent on the extent of the overseas reaction, including from the usa and other major partners like e.u.. u.s.ld expect that approach to be incremental over time. they have only passed a list -- a resolution there should be a law. if, for example, it involves censoring the internet in hong kong, that would be seen as a big no-no. and might block facebook twitter. if they were seen as suppressing insurrection in hong kong. on the other hand, if it was a very narrow-focused law of the type that was proposed in hong kong in 2003, the only time they tried to pass legislation here, i would expect more measured reaction, perhaps sanction from individual officials. the sort of thing that damage theirectly trade and business environment in hong kong. there is not much to commit on by standing duties on hong kong. asorts are usually treated chinese exports. the more any country ceases to some degree greater or lesser today recognize hong kong as removes --al, it china can say you are special,

importance to the chinese economy has been diminishing year after year that china has plenty of financial hubs right now i mean. it well isn't the price of the earth that used to be made by the this color revolution attempted there you know applying in hong kong with mit plenty of willing ridge's defense ok again go to the national endowment of democracy site they have their pictures and shaking hands with ok when members of congress this is all transparent but the thing is is it it whatever it may be different one country 2 systems it's actually these activists in league with their foreign friends that are actually destroying the value of homecoming even more to city quicker pace heads yes yes that's right and i agree with what marcus will say which is that the chinese are concerned with the domino effect that this. is a riot and. sedation that they keep going to the domino effect it will happen in the rest of china because that's really what the chinese are most concerned with the disintegration of like country i mean this is something that's. ingrained in the chinese mind they remember. the

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faily is and a crackdown from beijing and when it's also affected the status of halting the asian financial hub it's also a fact that foreign business interests. you referred to berlin the berlin wall crumbling and 1989 in a successful pro-democracy movement if you were to have a conversation with chancellor merkel what would you say to her. we are calling on chaz and i'm a cook to send a clear signal to beijing how many oppose that national secrets in law implementation especially if it breaks and broke the promise of international law on hong kong if the will allow beijing to preach the progress in their joint declaration register in the united nations beijing could also do the same to be a credible partner and just wrote the promise on their cooperation trade deal with germany a lot of country in europe why do you think manging cares what germany or the european union says about hong kong. hong kong is being recognized as hong kong is not only because off the recognition of fading it's also because it unique status compared to make men tried the myth of being recognized were free markets fre

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it is america, not beijing, that is threatening the stability of hong kong, one of the biggest financial hubsid they stand with hong kong and support hong kong people, but on the other hand, is punishing hong kong. china and the united states are the two major trading partners of hong kong. so now the two big countries are having a fight with hong kong sitting in the middle. bella is a 17—year—old student who could go to jail because she has delivered supplies to front—line protesters. she worries that hong kong is losing its identity. translation: i am pessimistic about my future. now that the national security law has been passed, china keeps on restricting our freedom and basic human rights. i am so sad when i think about it. the hong kong government insists that this city will maintain its level of autonomy from mainland china. but many fear the former british colony is living on borrowed time. danny vincent, bbc news, hong kong. the oscar—winning film director spike lee has long there are plenty of regulations in place limiting the number of 19 restrictions are being lifted. but what can

police say that there have been an attack on the stock exchange building in karate the country's financial hub pakistani police say at least 6 people including 4 terrorists have been killed the assailants used grenades and guns on their attack on the building which is in a high security zone it also houses the head offices of many private banks. and we are continuing to monitor that situation and we'll bring you the very latest as we get it but in the meantime the world has passed another sobering milestone in the coronavirus pandemic the number of global deaths now exceeds half a 1000000 with the u.s. brazil and britain ranking the highest in terms of fate how it is in the u.s. the state of florida has reported a record daily increase of nearly 10000 new cases and 4 other states have also seen record spikes infections are particularly surging in regions that lifted lockdowns early they've been battling the corona virus around the clock but us medical professionals are at their limits in the state of texas alone nearly 6000 new cases were confirmed in just one day despite the rise in infection

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it is america, not beijing, that is threatening the stability of hong kong, one of the biggest financial hubsong kong and support hong kong people, but on the other hand, it is punishing hong kong. china and the united states are the two major trading partners of hong kong. it‘s now the two big countries who are having a fight with hong kong sitting in the middle. bella is a 17—year—old student who could go to jail because she has delivered supplies to front—line protesters. she worries that hong kong is losing its identity. translation: i am pessimistic about my future. now that the national security law has been passed, china keeps on restricting our freedom and basic human rights. i am so sad when i think about it. the hong kong government insists that this city will maintain its level of autonomy from mainland china. but many fear the former british colony is living on borrowed time. let‘s get some of the day‘s other news. indian authorities are evacuating people near coastal areas as tropical storm, nisarga, develops in the arabian sea. it‘s likely to make landfall on the western coast n

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