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and germany and china banks impact from the from kind of the loans that they're entering into and you're probably going to need to see some of the trade uncertainty in the geopolitical uncertainty fades away you're going to need to see u.s. china trade tensions resolved you're going to need to see grex it resolves now for an investor out there and they need to think about that type of scenario and compare the likelihood of that happening to the likelihood of us continuing down the path we're continuing down at the moment and i think that can help inform investors decisions about where the gold price is going to go but the one thing this is brought home to many investors is that gold isn't just a tactical asset to be bought in times of uncertainty it's actually a very sensible course strategic investment through asset owners and investors to have within their portfolio all of the time alastair hewitt thanks very much thank you it's been a pleasure. that is our show for this week with member you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at hasn't sica and to use the hash tag a.j.c. d.c. when

and germany and china banks in back from the from going to below the entering into and you're probably going to need to see some of the trade uncertainty in the geopolitical uncertainty fades away you're going to need to see u.s. china trade tensions resolved you're going to need to see grex it resolves now for an investor out there and they need to think about that type of scenario and compare the likelihood of that happening to the likelihood of us continuing down the path we're continuing down at the moment and i think that can help inform investors decisions about where the gold price is going to go but the one thing this is brought home to many investors is that gold isn't just a tactical asset to be bought in times of uncertainty it's actually a very sensible course strategic investment through asset owners and investors to have within their portfolio all of the time alastair hewitt thanks very much thank you it's been a pleasure. that is our show for this week with member you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at hasn't seeka and to use the hash tag a.j.c. d.c. when you do

and germany and china banks in back from the front of the loans that they're entering into and you're probably going to need to see some of the trade uncertainty in the geopolitical uncertainty fades away you're going to need to see u.s. china trade tensions resolved you're going to need to see grex it resolves now for an investor out there and they need to think about that type of scenario and compare the likelihood of that happening to the likelihood of us continuing down the path we're continuing town at the moment and i think that can help inform investors decisions about where the gold price is going to go but the one thing this is brought home to many investors is that gold isn't just a tactical asset to be bought in times of uncertainty it's actually a very sensible course strategic investment through asset owners and investors to have within their portfolio all of the time alastair hewitt thanks very much thank you it's been a pleasure. and that is our show for this recruit member you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at and to use the hash tag a.j.c. you see when you do

and germany and china banks in back from the from going to loans that they're entering into and you're probably going to need to see some of the trade uncertainty in the geopolitical uncertainty fades away you're going to need to see u.s. china trade tensions resolved you're going to need to see grex it resolves now for an investor out there and they need to think about that type of scenario and compare the likelihood of that happening to the likelihood of us continuing down the path we're continuing down at the moment and i think that can help inform investors decisions about where the gold price is going to go but the one thing this is brought home to many investors is that gold isn't just a tactical asset to be bought in times of uncertainty it's actually a very sensible course strategic investment through asset owners and investors to have within their portfolio all of the time alastair hewitt thanks very much thank you it's been a pleasure. that is our show for this week with member you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at hasn't sica and to use the hash tag a.j.c. d.c. when

into the next 10 years how is that going to develop the relation trading relationship between germany and china how should we as germans treat china i do think we stand a crossroads right now the question is how will the development between the partnership. or not between 90 states and china will develop and it seems to us that the u.s. government is. driving us is forcing us to say either we are them but the damage would be. tremendous for the world economy and we do it see it right now so i do hope that we can develop a partnership with china as well like we did china is our 1st major trading partner in the mean time since 2016 and you can't decouple value chains very easy and that's a threat right now a belgian road china clearly has a long term plan there. it remains to be seen if that works but it's at least it's a plan and easy any other large economy with a comparable vision for for their own future i mean. they are labeling the chinese a labeling a huge infrastructure project very well from their perspective in the meantime european union has developed even more pro tax on the eurasian

was that china has a plot is germany now trying to catch up here. i think so markel sounds like she at least has the idea of a plan and she wants to tackle that when she takes on the presidency as of july 2020 and the time is right the partner u.s. is involved in a trade conflict with china and it's threatening europe as well as the w t o's spat over airplane subsidies with the united states until america will has a case to move closer to china and i think also playing a role as that as the e.u. president she can set the agenda for her presidency and get people on board for what she has and planned i mean this is of course going to be the big challenge because what metal also says is that europe is lacking a joint china policy how realistic is it to get one. but it's extremely difficult if it were easy we would have already had a joint policy china's already a major player but it will get more and more important it will continue to grow not the growth rates we've seen but still plenty of money and orders and consumers in china middle class customers

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at least bilaterally between germany and china that bad blood doesn't get in the way in terms of the u.s >> what do you think about germany as a place of investment at the moment? >> i think the issue is that if we do get potentially a stronger, more dynamic eurozone and that includes germany, we would expect german aspects. the german market has not done badly. >> the dax briefly touched a high the other day >> right the dax is outperforming the economy. i don't think we should necessarily regard the two as somehow together >> someone said to me that the dax is on trading and the rest of it is domestic. >> that is a key point you look at the domestic engines of growth still look reasonably healthy given consumer levels. >> interest rates, we are at minus 38 basis points. close to there since then, the data out of germany has been extremely bad and disappointing. there really isn't a lot of positive signs now why is fixed income moving higher >> i think because there is a little challenge going on, given the ultralow yields we have seen i think with the low going ahead. we've seen th

be with us chancellor angela merkel says germany will make relations with china a key issue during its 2020 e.u. presidency she says europe needs a unified policy on china the world's 2nd biggest economy it's also germany's largest trading partner a crucial market for its cost of machinery brussels has taken a tougher line. beijing of late describing it is a strategic competitor germany takes over the rotating 6 months you presidency in the 2nd half of next year. and for more let's cross over to our financial market correspondent all about standing by for us in france furred only now the former economy minister of germany said the difference between.

germany china tested. on t w. person after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th g.w. . this is deja news live from berlin britain urges the e.u. to be creative on the backs of prime minister forest jobs and says he's put forward are realistic compromise for both sides. is reviewing it especially the provisions for the irish border also coming up they make up a story that's fiction this is a fraudulent crime and the american people. present accuses democrats of dishonesty as the impeachment probe against and moves forward.

it's only recent minds me a cold after decades of living in germany china's food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things a little difference for me now and plenty of fluids present a correlation that exists to as a part of the whole haven't been experimenting in china that's new but i'm not attacking its people wondering if they're going to take it but if you don't have the right to another that is this is their job just understand my how i see it and that's why i left my job because i tired to do it except maybe add a day my name of the name to and i want to add it up here 2. this is g.w. news live from berlin tonight the u.s. president declares a victory for his foreign policy in northern syria trump takes credit for a turkish ceasefire even though longer as offensive against kurdish militias was made possible by the withdrawal of u.s. forces also coming up tonight police find $39.00 bodies in a truck.

chinese for it doesn't matter where i am it's always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany china's food is one of the things i miss the most but that taking a step back i see things that you took difference from a knowledge of men of fluid suppressed as many going a sense that exists to as a part of the law which haven't been and the mentality in china that's why you cannot have chinese people wondering if they're going to say to you but if you have our right to another that is this is their job just under the law how i see it and that's why enough of my job because i tired to do it except it is an hour a day my name of the uninsured and i was added up you. 2 believe. this is g.w. news laws from berlin to my confusion as they go as the u.s. signals it may return to syria at nato headquarters in brussels a struggle to find a common voice and the united states. says it may send tanks and troops back to syria after pulling them out just a week ago also coming up the man who could be argentina's new president left leaning about the fernandez has a huge 20 point lead as the nation prepa

technology of sanctions germany is embracing china's cheap 5 g. technology the u.s. says no 5 g. technology. in the end yes i know there's no fatah technology and you know germany seems to be like a swing vote here between this struggle between the us army seems to be like a swing vote here. between this struggle between the u.s. china and russia germany it know if they could they've asked china and russia germany it no if they could they've been a u.s. ally they could be up for grabs they could enter into that alignment in a u.s. ally they could be up for grabs they could enter into that alignment with russia china dmitri what do you think it's difficult for germany with russia china dmitri what do you think it's difficult for germany because they have surrendered a great deal of their sovereignty to the united states after world war take a state have surrendered a great deal of their sovereignty to the united states after world war 22 and then and. many of our soft is just if you're examining as a source see it has to exist and its sovereignty went over to the sovereignty united

rise to global power ok now now if germany realigns let's say someone with china would not risk its relationship with the united states that is exactly the conundrum germany is in at the moment it is the most important trading padma china to germany of the same time it needs to think how europe and germany within europe is going to play a role into how that tensions between china and the u.s. economy happening in the chinese u.s. trade will have we'll see where all this is that most of the on a project for a state thanks very much we have some sports for you know the world athletics com championships are taking place in qatar on day $43.00 out of 6 gold medals went to athletes who also took the top spots last time around. undisputed leader of the pack of defending champions was russian high jumper maria last it's kaino who won her 3rd straight gold medal. this one though as a neutral athlete as russia's track and field federation has been suspended since 2015 due to widespread doping allegations. the men's 5000 meter final had 3 norwegian brothers competing in deb

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and russia germany it no duggal between the u.s. china and russia germany it no if they could they've been a u.s. ally they could be up for grabs they could enter if they could they've been a u.s. ally they could be up for grabs they could enter into that alignment with russia china dimitri what do you think into that alignment with russia china dmitri what do you think it's difficult for germany because they have surrendered a great deal of their sovereignty to the united it's difficult for germany because they have surrendered a great deal of their sovereignty to the united states after world war 2 and then is germany of course sr but it states after world war 2 and then is germany of course ceased to exist and its sovereignty went over to the united states as well so they're not really exist its sovereignty went over to the united states as well so they're not really in charge of their own affairs but on the other hand the americans are so asleep at the way in charge of their own affairs but on the other hand the americans are so aslee

and germany and china banks in back from the front of the loans that they're entering into and you're probably going to need to see some of the trade uncertainty in the geopolitical uncertainty fade away you're going to need to see u.s. china trade tensions resolved you're going to need to see grex it resolves now for an investor out there and they need to think about that type of scenario and compare the likelihood of that happening to the likelihood of us continuing down the path we're continuing down at the moment and i think that can help inform investors decisions about where the gold price is going to go but the one thing this is brought home to many investors is that gold isn't just a tactical asset to be bought in times of uncertainty it's actually a very sensible course strategic investment through asset owners and investors to have within their portfolio all of the time alastair hewitt thanks very much thank you it's been a pleasure. that is our show for this recruit member you can get in touch with us by tweeting me at as and seeker and to use the hash tag a.j.c. to see whe

there is a chance that in europe, we finally see more fiscal action, particularly out of germany. chinald open the floodgates even more to physical easing. they have already done quite a lot in the first half of this ifr, but more be becoming the recent stabilization of growth does not prove permanent. fiscal policy is something we are watching very closely. haidi: what about the limitations to conventional or even unconventional monetary theory? we are the are been e-gov -- rba governor talk about the needs to explore other policy that perhaps we have not looked at before because of the limitations of effectiveness that we are starting to see across major economies? joachim: monetary policy is running into diminishing returns and there is not that much leeway for most major central banks because rates are either already negative or there is very low positive territory. also, balance sheets are pretty bloated. this is where fiscal policy comes in because if you really want to go unconventional, then you have to get rid of the division between or the separation between monetary policy an

china with china now as a german about china nazi germany in 2015 when you said why are we picking an economic weight i don't care about the human rights violations in china i care about about them bill i'm wondering what you care about there about a given 2015 you didn't care about them you said do we really want to pick an economic war with china where they're not in 2015 the only consolation i think this is that you said it in the national review article china is our number one import market do we really want to pick an economic war with then i then we should right now is you telling us that even more of 25 we have to he was wrong we have to know he was wrong and trouble trouble on the floor of 2019 tells us stephen moore 2050 let's go to our panel who are waiting patiently to come in here and join the discussion rick wilson is a long time republican political strategist who has worked for george h.w. bush rudy giuliani among others since 2015 he's been a leading i think it's fair to say conservative critic of president trump author of the book everything trump touches dies now the

we are trying to do what we have been 25 years in germany in quality of vision, we are trying to do the same in china. youaad: i think started the first lay sick clinic in germany in 1990 -- in germanyry clinic in 1993. how has it evolved and where are we with it? euroeyes -- jorn: today, when you are doing laser vision correction, you are doing small keyhole incisions, much less traumatic, you are calling that smile surgery. the second part, we have done this worldwide with lenses taking care of a huge coming market where we see many of the people who are 45 plus who need reading glasses or progressive glasses. andave done a lot there this is what we are doing in china and a lot in germany. this is one of -- really where we are specialists and where we have a great deal of experience. rating --eople, get getting rid of reading glasses and progressive glasses. yvonne: doctor, how have government policies been? we talked about the gap between the private sector and public hospitals. going -- as your expansion plans, what is it moving forward? any plans to move to smaller cities, too? in theell, we are

international treaty would you have supported having free trade with nazi germany or the japanese china germany controversial immigration policy that anyone who has a well founded euro persecution should be able to comment on this there from syria has closed the door to syrian refugees like the buffalo goes head to head with the trumpet. this year the trump deficit a trillion dollars. not to reelect the will from well no no not in the. tens of thousands of protesters take to the. polls doubled its military presence there. companies ceremony in china as beijing celebrates a. 70th anniversary of the people's republic. also coming up more trouble for donald trump those reports the 2nd foreign leader to be able to discredit the investigation. political route after the president.

germany, china, pmis, the isms, get a little stabilization there i think we get a lift.harles: when jamie dimon this morning talked about the u.s. consumer, waynes are higher, spending combined with strong balance sheet and low unemployment, that is offsetting weaker business sentiment and capital expenditures and some things people are concerned about manufacturing. can manufacturing be soft for the moment with the strong u.s. consumer? is that a good come to >> i think the market is acting as if it will go into the abyss like tomorrow morning and this is not true. that is why you're starting to see cyclicals do a little bit better. >> it is interesting you say that you look at some of the winners today, unitedhealthcare up big, johnson & johnson. >> great earnings. charles: these are names to your point are probably oversold not just industry issues or company issues but political atmosphere and president trump and democrats saying they will go after them, johnson & johnson gave pretty good guidance today. >> no question. you're seeing spreading out in the market. not

could be up for grabs they could enter into that alignment with russia china dimitri what do you think it's difficult for germany because they have to read china dimitri what do you think it's difficult for germany because they have surrendered a great deal of their sovereignty to the united states after world war 2 and then i heard a great deal of their sovereignty to the united states after world war 2 and then is germany of course ceased to exist and its sovereignty went over to the you know is germany of course ceased to exist and its sovereignty went over to the united states as well so they're not really in charge of their own affairs but on the arctic states as well so they're not really in charge of their own affairs but on the other hand the americans are so asleep at the wheel right now that you know when the cat's away their head the americans are so asleep at the wheel right now that you know when the cat's away to moscow the mice will play and so the germans do end up doing a lot of things to moscow the mice will play and so the germans do end up doing a lot of things that americans don't necessaril

if china is growing, they will buy more things. germany exports a fair amount to china. a challenge or opportunity? robert: both. especially germany, don't want to move that close to china as the regime goes from soft and light authoritarianism to a harder edge, suffocating form of authoritarianism. but they have no option. this is where the money is. this is where the growth is. even as we are in a period where the u.s. appears less and less dependable. david: as you talk about suffocation, mike pence was giving a speech in washington. one of the things he said was it looks like the nba was a wholly owned subsidiary with beijing. did they overplay their hand because of that one general managers tweet? it sent a message to companies that you have to go along with what china wants, including we don't want you tweeting things. robert: i believe it overplayed its hand. on the other hand, xi jinping, his policy is basically to set a tone, don't fool around with us. we are more dependable in terms of policy than the united states at this moment in history. all of itsad, for pr

in germany another blow to china. in germany another blow to china. as the left an alternative to germany parties take the top spot with merkel c.d.u. as the left an alternative to germany parties take the top spots in the state election.

china. germany's foreign minister is set to meet his church's counterpart may viewed shover short in the end today for talks on the situation in syria the discussion is likely to be a difficult one with germany and turkey at odds over incursion into northern syria to fight kurdish militia ahead of his visit monster old turkey it had to stick to the ceasefire and protect civilians in the region that prompted to warn germany not to tell turkey what to do. for more on this i'm joined in the studio by d. foreign policy editor said a cigar said i have to ask you what is on moss's agenda well. we know that the agreement reached between turkey and russia in sochi is currently underway so from us it's really important for the ceasefire to continue so that's going to be one of the main topics the other issues of of course going to be the refugee issue we know that president carter won wants to relocate at least $1000000.00 refugees that are currently living in turkey to the zone that turkey is controlling in northern syria which is hundreds 20 meters wide and 120 kilometers wide and 32 kilometers dee

smooth because it relies on china for exports so there's a lot of factors at stake when it comes to germany and 5 g. ok because they're all alternatives in europe germany could go for alternatives no that's right i mean there's a lot of issues here i mean. ericsson and nokia the 2 to the big european providers have really come on it's often said that the 5 g.'s services provided by by while way are the best and in some ways they are but because it's the security risks people are wondering if they balance out and there's a lot of considerations about whether looking at a trade war issues that we're talking about the moment to a level playing fields while way has gotten to where it is by getting hundreds of billions of billions of dollars in subsidies from the chinese government which obviously people like ericsson and others happen to have so maybe there's a consideration to sort of help the european companies that germany could be looking more favorably out there are lies all right well that that sort of used to certainly be the way to go about things under a as you were listening for many

american author already investigating problematic boychuk bank transactions in china and i don't see the same action in germany i think german authorities still have a lot of work to do there's nothing dodgy bank says it has improved policies and oversight of its business activities in china. alphabet incorporated subsidiary google has unveiled its next generation of smartphones besides standard upgrades the new pixel handsets feature a radar sensor which allows users to issue commands with a hand of just troops for phones commenting sizes alongside google's 1st moderately priced laptop but tech analysts say the phone fails to set itself enough apart from his rivals can either feature or press. and our show on chris. climate change. environmental. biodiversity species conservation exploitation quality. rights displacement. 3060 minutes on. sleep. carefully. don't move. through to do good. discovery. subscribe to the documentary. to know that 77 percent. are younger than the clock. that's me and me. and you know what time of voices i watch. this 77 percent talk about the issue. from politics to flash from housi

but global pmi's in china, germany, in that contraction territory below 50. are you seeing that also played out in the earnings season where there is weakness in particular sectors that are more exposed? alli: exactly. the weakness has to do with companies that are dealing with significant supply change, whether global demand or in preparation for what is next if these tariffs go into effect. areas have built a large inventories that have stopped them from gaining momentum, which a lot of those are working through, semiconductors is a good one. the thing that we have that really talked about so much, though, again, the consumer is super strong. a lot of these areas, especially going into a season where you tend to have pretty good months, and even more so than that, the earnings come at least in the a,., has forecasted , positive forecast going forward, and the comps are good. companies and capex have been moderating. the censure talked about what they are seeing in i.t. spending. technology is one of the places where people have been worried about weakness a

so it's a lot more important, trade with china, with germany than with any other european country, sore absolutely right. if there is a deal with china and we are not going to see a permanent slowdown in chinese growth, and it does something to reverse that, then you are absolutely right. but there are other longer-term issues with china that are still likely to see growth slow. our economists think chinese growth is going to fall low 6% over the course of the next six to 12 months, and it is going to stay there and keep falling. i think in 2020, 2021, we are looking at somewhere around the region of five point high percent, relative to where we are now at slightly above 6%. even if there was a deal, it would have to be a pretty good deal in order to toss that out. vonnie: thank you for your time today. that is george buckley, nomura international chief u.k. and europe economist. we are seeing a very small range, the s&p down about a point, the dow down 17 points, the nasdaq actually positive now, trading up about 0.1%. as for other asset classes, we are seeing a nice bounce in to $54

with china now as a german about china nazi germany in 2015 when you said why are we picking an economic weight i don't care about the human rights violations in china i care about about them bill i'm wondering what you care about there about a given 2015 you didn't care about them you said do we really want to pick an economic war with china where they're not bad in 2015 the only consolation i think this is that you said it in the national review article china is our number one import market do we really want to pick an economic war with then i then we should right now is you telling off even more of tony for me after he was well we have to know it was wrong and trouble trouble on the floor of 2019 tells of stephen moore 2050 let's go to our panel who are waiting patiently to come in here and join the discussion rick wilson is a long time republican political strategist who has worked for george h.w. bush rudy giuliani among others since 2015 he's been a leading i think it's fair to say conservative critic of president trump author of the book everything trump touches dies now there's a

china with china now as a german about china nazi germany in 2015 when you said why are we picking an economic weight i don't care about the human rights violations in china i care about about them bill i'm wondering when you care about they're about given 2015 you didn't care about them you said do we really want to pick an economic war with china where they're not bad in 2015 the only consolation i think this is that you said it in the national review article china is our number one import market do we really want to pick an economic war with then i don't we should right now is you telling off even more of tony for me after he was well we have to know he was wrong and rattletrap on the floor of 2019 tells us stephen moore 2050 let's go to our panel who are waiting patiently to come in here and join the discussion rick wilson is a long time republican political strategist who has worked for george h.w. bush rudy giuliani among others since 2015 he's been a leading i think it's fair to say conservative critic of president trump author of the book everything trump touches dies now ther

means that some things just don't get reported i mean unemployment days is a big deal in germany say but in china you very rarely hear about unemployment figures because the figure has been the same for 15 years it's been the same bounce so you know this is basically by creating a narrative sounds like a book on a full a little bit you know what i want to get into that tell me about the trade war and its effects on these latest growth numbers well you know the analysts are a bit divided on this i think they think that the trade war is done it's actually domestic issues that are the real problem in china but i think it's definitely true that the trade war is having an effect now you know these things like shipments are down factory orders things that you know it's clearly having an effect on the economy so how much worse could it get because this great war could drag on for some time and it with us for some time yet this is it i need more talking about this narrative that they're creating even today the stuff off the sticks off as chief said the china is facing mounting downward pressure which is