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gains.e— hoping that ukrainians are making some aains. ~ , ~ ., ., some gains. absolutely. we do hear that ukraine — some gains. absolutely. we do hear that ukraine are _ some gains. absolutely. we do hear that ukraine are making _ some gains. absolutely. we do hear that ukraine are making some - some gains. absolutely. we do hear| that ukraine are making some gains, and even on the occasion that russia is making gains. so, it is a very volatile space. absolutely, the notion that the russians had a great deal of time to set up a defensive position. many of those areas held have been held all the way going back, even before the attack on kyiv. and so, therefore, there has been a significant investment in defending those areas. but, needless to say, just like if you think about the marginal line, that france built to bill, keep out the germans, the line to keep out ukrainians is only as good as it is on its weakest point, and that is exactly what ukrainians are trying to do now, is identify an

gains for the kiwi as well as the aussie. the commodity space, oil still hovering strongly above $90 a barrel, putting the inflation story back in play and in the bond market, well, we have yields trending higher in australia and japan as well as singapore. 30 year yield in japan at the highest level since 2009. expectations normalization is about to take place. rishaad: let's look at china, just getting the open their. having a look at what's happening. trade data out later today in the afternoon. just about a one point gain. 0.1%. the bart a little moved. if you look at the course of september it is down 4.5%. we are also looking forward to the open in india around the gain line. we are expecting that. the rupee at 83 rupees, 15 peso, means it is a 12 pays off what would be a record low. whatever look at what would have happened if you had a 60-40 portfolio. 60% of your portfolio in equities and 40% in bonds. there you go. you would have sustained serious losses. that classic set of funds having their worst month this year.

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i5 cooperating and a lot to potentially gain. is there anyway. _ potentially gain. potentially gain. is there anyway. do you - potentially gain. is there anyway, do you think, i potentially gain. is there . anyway, do you think, then, that western governments can operate, can work together to push these two sides further apart? i push these two sides further a art? ~ . . apart? i think the challenge there is immense _ apart? i think the challenge there is immense given - apart? i think the challenge| there is immense given that russia and north korea are already facing with the heavy sanctions. earlierthis already facing with the heavy sanctions. earlier this year the united states sanctioned a couple of individuals and entities for involvement in arms talks of some sort but it is unclear whether those individual sanctions, especially given the totality of what the regimes are already facing, is going to be enough to deter cooperation going forward. ~ u, to deter cooperation going forward. ~ , , ., forward. we can be sure that watchin: forward. we can be sure that w

so is there any way. — potentially gain. so is there any way. then. _ potentially gain.entially gain. so is there | any way, then, that western governments can operate and work together to push these two sides further apart? i work together to push these two sides further apart?— sides further apart? i think the challenge _ sides further apart? i think the challenge is _ sides further apart? i think the challenge is immense l sides further apart? i think - the challenge is immense given that russia north korea are already facing heavy sanctions. earlier this year the united states sanctioned a number of individuals, entities, but it is unclear if there are individual sanctions given the totality of what the regime is already facing. it could deter cooperation going forward. jenny, beijing will be watching this closely. how do you think they could react? the this closely. how do you think they could react?— they could react? the foreign ministry commented - they could react? the foreign ministry commented early - they could react? the foreign| ministry commented early thi

it is true that last month wage gains outpaced inflation. running 4.2% and inflation at three. but you had previous ten months of wage loss. here is where we are now. wages in august the actual number on the left should be a negative in front of that because wages went down 4.3% and inflation was up 3.2. we back slid over the last month as well. how do you read all of that? as we look in the lower right-hand side of the screen the dow jones average what it is like today. >> earlier this summer we saw wage gains catch up to and outpace inflation by a decent margin but it is still making up lost ground and still nowhere near where real wages would be had they continued at the prepandemic pace. when you survey households over the past year, year and a half they are reporting levels of economic confidence consistent with recessionary periods. that's how they feel with the wage growth lagging for almost 2 1/2 years lagging inflation and the price level. >> gillian: what about the reality that some of the economic factors, the negative economic fa

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carmakers gain as the uaw dials back its push for a 40% pay rise. we will have the latest on the strikes coming up. first, gives wealth management says global equities remain under pressure until the bond market calm down. we will talk market strategy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ fabulous surroundings... but everyone's looking at their phones for financial insights from merrill. is he hailing a ride to the concert hall? no. he's making sure his portfolio and retirement plans work in harmony. they want to adopt a child and build a new home. so they're talking numbers with their merrill adviser. she's not researching her next role. she's learning how to handle market ups and downs without the drama. personalized advice so impressive your money never stops working for you with merrill. a bank of america company. >> it is too early for me to know. there are a wide range of possible outcomes. you could argue for a resurgent based on the numbers. you could argue for a downturn. and you could argue for a return to the pre-covid economy. all of those are insi

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we saw it gaining ground.saw things from the pboc and then those comments from the central bank. that it will resolutely put an end to affect speculation, that is causing it to gain further ground against the greenback. that is a rally advancing today. we also see that in the japanese yen. after governor yi you ate his comments were seen as hawkish. that is helping the japanese bank shares that are leading the charge in the asia-pacific region today. quick speaking of some of those, we talked about some of the bands. what are some chinese companies we should be watching? >> i think alibaba is a big want to watch. we had those leadership changes that raised eyebrows a little. we have the head of the cloud division calling it quits after a couple of months. it is adding a layer of uncertainty to the ongoing restructuring and the company. we are seeing the stock repair some of the losses. the other one we should be keeping our eyes on, country garden, once china's top property developer, we are approaching the fi

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they help others find their path in life and gain knowledge.e will tell you who will become the best teacher of the year about the bright stages of the competition and name the date of the final. strengthening cooperation and increasing trade turnover in belarus krasnodar region today at a meeting of the working group on cooperation is discussing new points of growth the russian delegation is on a working visit to minsk these days following the results of 7 months mutual trade has increased by a quarter of the parties intend to give additional impetus to interaction in the construction sector, belarus is ready to assist in the construction of a number of facilities, including social ones, as well as to more actively work on common projects of the military-industrial complex and the mtz tractor industry, and today we are signing an agreement on the beginning of the same projects specifically for the assembly of combine harvesters. e lift equipment and uh, a lot of cars. this will indeed be a major investment project on our part in the krasnodar

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recent gains haven't come easy. russia's defenses are deep. ukraine's forces have had to pick their way through mine fields and tank ditches and taken considerable casualties on the way western. experts say they've shown courage and adaptability but will need more weapons to keep up the progress. meanwhile, putin's army is under pressure facing shortages of men and munitions. one reason why an unusual meeting in russia's far east made worldwide headlines. we're asking ukraine's of men and munitions. one reason why an unusual meeting counter offensive is north korea bolstering russia's military? hello and welcome to the point. it is a pleasure to greet our guests. sarah pago is program director at germany's kba foundation and has also worked with the german council on foreign relations as an expert on russian foreign and security policy, alexei yv heads the russian program at germany's friedrich ebert foundation and my colleague, roman goncharov works for the russian and ukraine desk here at dw and i'd like to start out if i may with a look at

use only for pr to gain a foothold.et much use in the peredons they have. there is a distance, nevertheless, it still remains quite large between the banks, although the water has dried up on the right side upstream of the subsidence, it remains quite large, contact goes only on the islands with the enemy directly, but only the enemy sniper acts at a greater distance, which we used to effectively destroy with direct fire from the machine, leaving directly for positions from the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, the commander of tank companies of kazan in the kherson direction for a year already, awarded the zhukov medal and the order of courage and so the t-72 burned near the nikolaev region and miraculously did not drown at the kakhovka hydroelectric power station because it burned burned more than once. the first time i was set on fire by a bektar, the second time i was set on fire, the gun up to 30, having worked out the projectile, fell under the rollers. the tanks caught fire again, we again put out the dough,

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we are seeing some slowing in job gains. that has become clear.or secretary suggested the three-month moving averages 150,000, down tremendously from this time last year. you're seeing labor supply increase with participation moving up. all of this is good news for the fed. in terms of monetary policy, it takes the pressure off the fed to hike again. dani: it was good news for the bond bulls until the ism data came to ruin the party. stronger-than-expected. you have new orders outstripping inventories. what do you make of that data? does that challenge the idea things are starting to get softer at this point? tiffany: i think you have to be careful about the ism data. overall, it will be impacted by what the dollar is doing. the manufacturing sector is part of the global manufacturing sector. you do get lagged effects when the dollar appreciates or depreciates. i think it is giving a boost to the manufacturing sector. keep in mind things in china look worse lately. i think the downside risks have grown. that will put downward pressure on the globa

i think nikki haley gained some _ the polls. i think nikki haley gained some ground - the polls.k nikki haley gained some ground in the l the polls. i think nikki haley i gained some ground in the last debate and maybe not ron desantis but he's come up a bit more. the numbers of very hard to read in a meaningful way as having any longer term significance, for the reason you say, which is donald trump is so far in front at the moment. by having him not on the stage, the debates people are speaking over, it's quite hard to listen to if you're used to measured analysis but they are talking about things that would be a very different stage of donald trump was there. but we all know, today these candidates are really at some level competing for two things. one is they are competing to be number two, in case donald trump drops out or is looking for a vp or whatever it might be. but they are also trying to shift the debate, either intentionally or unintentionally. the more people come out, they are talking about the issues. it changes what is considered to be legitimate conversation, wh

dow industrials look like they will gain one hundred 60 on the opening bar, solid gain for the s&p, the nasdaq up 105. why? interest rates are down. signs of weakness in the job market pushing treasury yields much lower. the 10 year down to 4.80% and the 2 year, 4.80%. interesting. politics. the migrant crisis hits massachusetts. they call out at 250 national guard troops, they can't handle the migrant surge. a new surge is building, 91,000 people in family groups arrested at the border in august. that the record. karine jean-pierre said the president has, quote, done more to secure the border than anybody else. aoc after crying at the border for children when trump was president says immigration is the administration's weakest issue. this is the friday before the long holiday weekend. our message is forget the negatives, accentuate the positive. september 1, 2023, "varney and company" in relaxation mode, about to begin. ♪ stuart: brantley gilbert. lauren: who is he? stuart: the weekend is coming. lauren: already on the weekend. stuart: breaking this morning, 187,000 jobs in august. lau

modest gains are being seen at this point.cks to the downside and other futures heading to the game -- to the start of the game as we look forward to the opening of tokyo with s&p futures coming under pressure. much more to come here as we continue to look towards the biggest story for this region and perhaps globally, the chinese slowdown. we had comments from president xi jinping talking about the managed opening up of china as well as incremental support measures for the property sector and broader economy. much more to come, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> demand has outstripped sublime economy for the first time in nearly 40 years, and they might have almost achieved the inflation they want. the output gap is what pressure of supply and demand, rising .4% in the three months through june. that's bring in our next guest, who says japanese policymakers could use the weekend to their dentist about the economy completely out of deflation. this is the chief economist act credit agricole for japan, good to have you with us. you are cal

i think both sides have something to gain from tightening the relationship. i think it's very apparent russia is looking to get assistance and help in waging its military campaign in ukraine. obviously diplomatic support at the u.n. russia is part of the permanent member on the security council. if russia continues to work with north korea in vetoing additional international sanctions against north korea, which is fairly clear for north korea to continue the development of its weapons program. if you take a look at the developments towards the second half of last year around september or so, north korea passed a new nuclear forces policy law, which amended the existing nuclear law on nuclear use, essentially declared that north korea is willing to use nuclear weapons preemptively in the event that the leadership is threatened, and the war it sees the necessity to use nuclear weapons to fight wars and win wars. and what we're seeing with these tests and development of more higher end weapon systems in different areas and not only naval but also even in space.

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and the companies gains, and second, you need to uh be getting rid of this two tier system, because it penalizes in particular uh younger workers. all right, one of the things that since we're on this. topic of ceos um daniel shaw, i'm looking at at just a reaction in terms of strikes overall on the us, i'd like to throw this at you, which came from hospitality worker, that's on strike, she said, i think people all around the country here are just getting fed up with the corporations not sharing or including them into the profit or acknowledging our hard work that we put into the company, that seems to be sentiment that is echoed across uh variety of sector. if not all sectors of course this could be something that could happen all the time, but in this particular uh economic uh, guess atmosphere in the us, that rings a bell, what are your thoughts on that? i mean, why is it that uh, you know, we're looking at the types of statements and view points that we heard when you had the uh, zikoti park demonstrations that were happening back then, in terms of uh, you know, the 99% versus t

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curated by joanna gaines.ello folks welcome to kudlow i'm larry kudlow, we'll review former president donald trump's nbc interview. when he had a chance, able to breakthrough the noise, mr. trump was able to outline a future agenda, much on the economy. he talked about getting inflation and interest rates down. by reopening the spigots for liquid gold, oil and gas. and fossil fuel. one of his key points is gets overlooked is selling the liquefied natural gas to uneurope and asia. there would be a revenue windfall for u.s. that could lead to producing federal dgedebt burden, mr. trump thrashed joe biden policy on electric vehicles, including electric trucks and he emphasize his economic successes preand post pandemic, the public agrees with him, joe biden economic approval hovering around 35%, and donald trump's around 60%. subject of bidenomics was not specifically raised. let me fill in blanks with articles by kevin hassett and ej antone. all making important points about the failure and untruths regarding bi

if you have to pay capital gains, the fake gain that you got from inflation.not taxed when you pay capital ga gains. maria: it is so absurd to me that you buy a stock, it goes up on paper, you made money but it's all on paper and you have to pay taxes for that. you are talking about the gop field wanting to lower taxes and pledging to veto any increase in tax. the bite of administration wants to raise taxes and they have their plan and place in the white house is refusing to answer questions about how much president bidens american climate work program will cost taxpayers. he created it through executive action last week. he did so quietly and it will train 20000 young adults to work in jobs focused on clean energy and environmental justice projects according to the white house. democrats and the white house has previously said that this program could cost tending and $30 billion. what is the cost and what is that going to be for our taxes given the men and the white house is pledging to raise her taxes. >> congress has not voted this. the president wanted con

that is adding to the gains we have had.ffett turned positive on japanese financials. it is down to speculation out there about what we have been seeing with the economy, feeling the bank of japan can end years of the rock-bottom recycled they have had. this is a look at the property side of things. evergrande 15.8%. country garden the main story. jumped nearly 10% after a report they got approval to extend payment on six yuan bonds by three years. sinnott ocean up 29%. -- sino-ocean up 29%. this is what it looks like for the macro picture. the nikkei leading the charge overall. continuing the winning streak. nine days if it finishes like that. ♪ tax rates, exemption certificates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your ne

indicates because it isn't so much the top 1%, it's literally the top 1ousth of 1%. there the the gains are in the thousand percent range. however, the united states and what biden of course is calling biden nomics, turning around insult into a benefit, or as we as in economic ranks would call running the economy. um has actually reversed for a time uh these slightly the some of these long-term trends in other words real wages despite inflation uh have actually started growing and by we the united states had record low unemployment and record low unemployment of minorities in particular and that's why you see biden actually the uh meeting, so he's the first president of the united states ever to join a picket line in support uh of a union, and the political dynamics are such that trump therefore state to fake uh one where he pretended to meet with auto workers, unionized auto workers, in fact it was a scab plant, working to uh try to break uh the strike uh so there actually have been some... meaningful gains and uaw is trying to translate uh these gains into uh wages that are actually v

you can see that ukraine is now gaining.that was the chief tipple medic advisor to the ukraine -- two ukraine's president speaking about the former defense minister following a cabinet shakeup. for more on the changes, we are joined by patrick donahue in berlin. how significant is this change? did we expect it to happen? does it affect the operations of ukraine's military on the ground? patrick: it is definitely the biggest cabinet shakeup since the war began last year. probably the most high-profile government change that zelenskyy has made. from what we understand, it has been weeks in the making. the approximate cause was a fair amount of outrage about reports that military agencies were paying inflated prices for military equipment and uniforms. resnick of who was well-regarded in zelenskyy's office took the fall. that is what we know. he was not directly implicated in any of these activities. it gets quite complicated if you look at the details and he is not under investigation, but as of today, he will go. tom: and if

we are not focused on the gains ahead. there is the chart for the nasdaq 100 back above the 50 day moving average thanks to tesla's intraday move yesterday. kriti: at a time when you're looking at the fundamentals, yes, there is a supercomputer in potential new apple iphone being released later today. you are still looking at fundamentals that are ultimately slowing down. for the bulls on wall street, you're wondering is tech going to be leading rally which brings us to the macro story. how much of a damp or will the fed put on it when economists are saying maybe the fed is done? valerie: we are hearing many out there thinking that the last fed hike was last one and they will extend the pause when they meet next week. but the risk is especially to the tech stocks that they try to message the dot plot that they really are serious about keeping rates higher for longer. the way they would do that is by upping the 2024 dots. if you look at the dot plot now, it does imply that there are cuts on the horizon next year. if they re

by the way, that’s why we’re learning, it’s only gaining momentum here.think we will be able to use to a greater extent all the tools that are provided from outside, but this is precisely the agricultural sector in the russian federation. last week there were warnings about communication interruptions in new regions. what is the situation in the dpr? here , alexander, the situation is getting better, let’s say, because he is very big, let’s say. so. uh, a large degree of damage to the network, that is , during shelling and so on, and something that is not always possible, but in public.

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yes, that's a gain for on-shore markets.t could be a lot bigger given the news that we had today but also yesterday what ava was mentioning about the property market cutting that down payment to 20%. in some cities it's 50%. that's a huge shift. and that unleashes the household consumer spending that has been very muted so far. markets are happy. be they're not sharing this on very much. would say, maybe where the hang seng open, we could see bigger moves there. but still a lot of work. not to silver bullet quite yet, lizy. liz: sticking with china and switching to geo politics. the chinese president is planning to skip next week's summit in new delhi. could this damage china-india ties? >> yes, i i think it certainly can. people familiar say this he will not attend. it's unclear who might attend in his place. one person said it would be chong. but another one said that it's yet to be determined. it's unclear what the reason would be that would prevent president xi from going to the summit this month. it is worth noting that

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curated by joanna gaines. jon: this is bloomberg markets. time for our stock of the hour.g the regional bank stocks after a key u.s. regulator painted a mixed picture on the sectors health area the fdic described the group as resilient in the second quarter after a very stressful start to the year which included bank failures. at the same time, the fdic noted there are 43 banks on its so-called problem bank list which is not change since the first quarter. matt: we should note that is a tiny fraction of the total number of banks in the u.s. which numbers in the thousands. stephen bigger is the director of financial institutions research. let me ask about your confidence in this report. is the u.s. banking system still sound and resilient? >> yes, i think today's report card was a bit of a relief for the banking industry. we did see the profitability was flat with the first quarter when you back out some of the accounting items for the failed banks and flat with the fourth were as well. that's not a bad outcome considering all the industry has been through. some of the high

with the intake dis, gains and disabilities. just a few weeks away, the german team gathers that the bonus, their sports school will involve some doors. most of the 38 athletes have mental health issues rather than physical ones. so for many playing wheelchair basketball, the wheelchair is just a piece of sports equipment. conklin to back place on the sitting volleyball team, but he says whether there impairments or physical or psychological was that there are police officers or soldiers. the sense of solidarity within the in victor's team is special. a. how are you all have similar emotional baggage to carry oregon? most of us were injured on a foreign deployment, so we understand one another. so the ones that come, you know, that everyone here has the same thing you do because i'm playing a team support together on top of that. they've done the long as you even more. you slice that's open, nothing up to them for the opening match at the invictus games, the german sitting volleyball players will face the team from 9 to area. it