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japanese exporters, given the level of yen weakness.akness but we are seeing traders show more interest in long yen positions as well. this is a haven alternative to the dollar as u.s. growth slows. more from our editor paul jackson. what is this? is this uncertainty about global economic headwinds? paul: yes. concerns about the outlook for the u.s. and global economy are growing. if you look at the language coming out of the fed, powell has said smaller rate hikes could be coming soon. that is kind of one of the key signals investors have been looking for to find the turning point from when this inevitable strengthening of the dollar tide turns. the commentary is complicated by powell saying there is going to be a higher terminal rate for markets. it is a mixed message. the signaling is not as clear as it could be. also, it is too early to call whether the tide has actually turned or not. i think we have got that u.s. cpi figure coming out later this week. that will be a key focus to see whether this trend of dollar weakening continues

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given also the misting around the virus in china that it is still deadly.n terms of what that means in the outlook for stocks, someone commented on the moves we had earlier this week. if you look at implied volatility on a short-term basis, we can expect a lot more wild swings ahead. >> we get the jobs data due friday expected to show that the labor market remains to tight for the fed's liking. let's bring in our chief economist. good to have you with us. despite that we are seeing a tight labor market. this chart showing how wages are not keeping up with inflation. we are seeing 18 consecutive month of declines when it comes to wages as opposed to prices. what is this telling us about where the fed goes next? >> this is one of the most frustrating points for the consumer. annual wage growth at 5% for more than a year. real wages when you take inflation into account has been trending negative. this is compounding the pressure on the american consumer that is already struggling to stay afloat. for the fed woman look at the labor market still positive job gro

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given the seed of thinking. thank you. given the speed of change _ thinking. thank you.hange we have seen j thinking. thank you. given the i speed of change we have seen in the past few years in politics, the past few years in politics, the past few next —— weeks, for goodness sakes, it really isn't as far—fetched as some people may think for carla denyer to dream that she might be an mp in government and even the energy minister. she is inspired others will look to the success of greens in scotland and, of course, the powerful role played by the greens in the new —ish german government. thanks for watching. hello there. some central and eastern parts of the uk, a murky monday morning. but out towards the west, we've started to see some outbreaks of rain. the first signs of a change to some less mild but rather wet and windy weather through the week ahead. so, here's our band of cloud and rain, staggering slowly eastwards through the day. ahead of that, some areas of low cloud, mist and fog, some of which will take a time to clear. in fact, it could stay quite grey and m

given the fact that he, one of the most popular leaders in fog, it's dawn today. we had spoken to him earlier. a few days ago we were on the same day on there was a big deacons done wrong on said that he was not wanting to bog the consequences that this was the march of freedom and democracy and it being very critical of the government. and he was going to make some more revelation. today he's been singling out the government in its featured government . on the other hand, i'd been wrong for all are trying to blackmail them. so indeed of a political situation in pockets on this incident id like to add to the temperature, come all high to live for us and it's about on the phone. come all. thank you very much. indeed i'm joined by i'll just see it as a some i've been jo varied who's covered pakistan extensively for us. we had him on con spokesmen. they're saying that as far as they were concerned, this march was going to continue. there was nothing that was going to stop it, and yet as come all was just telling us that our shipping containers, which are blocking the

given that we understand apple shipments had been affected given the lockdowns in china.icials also saying they plan to stick unwaveringly with covid zero. in terms of the outlook for the kospi, we are also looking fractionally higher. to australia, one hour into the session for the asx 200, we are still seeing it in the green. what is leading at higher are the moves you can see in the materials index, an indication some investors are still buying into the reopening trade, given of course that a lot of investors had been cutting exposure. there is still a bit of catch-up to play, perhaps as well. for what we are seeing with brent crude, it is a sign others are more wary of the outlook for the mainland economy. haidi: our next guest is more optimistic on china than others we have spoken to. he says the market selloff has been excessive and plenty of money is waiting to get back into the country. with us now is the asia portfolio equity specialist at -- investments. to make money off china you need to get a couple things right. one is to know when covid zero is going to end

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oil saw pressure in the new york session, given the risk off tone. but we are seeing a little bit of upside in the asian session. of course we are really setting up for the midterm elections on tuesday. the usual history of the s&p 500 is during midterms in november. we are seeing outperformance in the month as opposed to just a month without an election. but 10 year yield also condemning to rally about 4.2% and the treasury slump continuing for a fourth consecutive session. this, as we are headed towards the inflation numbers later in the week as well. haidi: it is a lot for investors to contend with and unsurprisingly we are seeing caution at the moment. let's bring in garfield reynolds in sydney. midterms and cpi is going to be key. the question as to whether what we are seeing in equities is a series of bear market rallies. i thought it was interesting that goldman has a much larger excitation of a hard landing than anyone else. garfield: that was something of a surprise. and i think it does speak to, there is still a very strong underlying expec

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given the fact that the ballot, sir, now mail in as well as hand tallied and electronic as well. so we could have results that come in in days, it could be weeks even months, given some of the court challenges that already happen filed from $100.00 or more. so already there are questions about how long this results is going to take. but we do know that the pulls seem to indicate that right now, it is favoring the republicans taking over the house of representatives. the senate still very much in play, but that is not going to be good for joe biden. and his legislative agenda for the remainder, 2 years of his 1st presidential term committee alcott love the white house. many thanks. all right, well let's take a look now at 2 of about gram states that could determine who controls congress in a moment will hear from table elizondo in pennsylvania. but 1st of course, sir john hendern, whose life in atlanta, georgia. sir john, why is georgia such a crucial battle in this year? mid terms? well, within 2 hours, we'll have to go before the pose close. there has already been tremendous int

luton town of given permission to their manager to | given permission to their manager to talk to southismissed after essay�*s defeat to newcastle. he leaves with the club third from the bottom of the table with just 12 points out of 1a games. on one win from their last nine. england's cricketers are preparing to be without their batsmen for the t20 world cup semifinal against india on thursday. her at his left grain during the winter of on saturday. they are monitoring the injury over the next few days and they are standing by. two keep their semifinal hopes alive. the watch had to come from behind with crunching tackles to keep the americans at bay and that by 30 points to 22 at half—time. wales then surged ahead, the last try of the match. the welsh i played one and lost one and they now face scotland on thursday afternoon. scotland will be hoping for better and that again, a disappointing for them today. disappointing day for them today. thrashed by the defending champions france scoring four tries 80—15 commitments the scots have lost most of their growth —— both of their group gam

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we are watching retail -- retailers as well given black is coming.aul: as annabel mentioned, asian stocks look set to extend wall street gains. investors take from the fed minutes, signaling tap on the brakes. we go to now to garfield reynolds. the consensus seems to be 50 basis points in rate increases going forward for a time. but that is still pretty chunky when you consider the broad sweep of history. our markets getting ahead of themselves? >> markets are constantly pushing the fed. are we there yet? are we done with the pain? one of the things that has to be concerning when you look at this set up his financial conditions have eased up so they are moderately tight now. they are at the sort of level they were back in june, august, september. on each of those locations, the fed came out and stamped down on expectations that it would be easing off rapidly and quite soon and that you would get a more modest hit to risk assets than might be expected. again, we have that same set up. we even have the most recent fed beating, powell pushed back agains

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then these same people were not given further passports , citizenship, visas, they were given money.were resettled , they were given housing, they were built, even special ones there, i don’t know, tent camps considered them as unhappy. refugees here those very ghouls who in the nineties nightmared our entire country. and if our country had not plucked up courage, it would not have gone through those trials. i don’t know that i’m with europe now, because this is the same europe that has been running to us for the last 10 years and begging to do something and influence in some way all those who fed their own, whom they settled in, especially in northern europe and spoke during the negotiations. so you know, covering your mouth with your hand so that no one hears strangers, you know, we don't know what's wrong with them. to do, we recruited them in the nineties in the two thousandth. and now they are terrifying our populations, but you yourself did it. you yourself are exactly the same at first. how are you now sponsoring the kiev regime, supplying weapons and money, you sponsored mili

yearly. that different to the one that we have now given to us yearly.— now given to us yearly.s are based now given to us yearly. at the - moment the vaccines are based on traditional technologies that they are either dead vaccines, vaccines produced slightly artificially, and is vaccines are ok but they are only generated against four virus variance and some really outstanding scientists get together every year to predict what viral strings which could circulate every winter and then the companies go make them but within that six months because the flu is super efficient at mutating when you get at the end at that time compared to what the scientist predicted at the start of the making the vaccine could be different. so sometimes as you are aware, some seasonal flu vaccines to work as well as others and this continues to present a problem. so the mrna technology is so far exciting prospect for treating flu and the important thing is that the technology has generated good neutralising responses so antibodies to prevent the virus from getting into your body. it is really excitin

he could have given it to the charities anyway, _ have given it to the charities anyway, so i am sure will probably— lgbt community is, i think we will probably find out going into this evening — probably find out going into this evening and tomorrow morning what they thought of him actually shredding the money. the they thought of him actually shredding the money. they thought of him actually shreddin: the mone . . shredding the money. the headline in the matter is — shredding the money. the headline in the matter is what _ shredding the money. the headline in the matter is what a _ shredding the money. the headline in the matter is what a waste _ shredding the money. the headline in the matter is what a waste and i - the matter is what a waste and i can't help but agree. i completely understand people want to make their form of protest, particularly about qatar in the human rights record and the record on homosexuality and it still being a legal over there, but is this the way to do it? get that onto the front pages, but does it make any difference whatsoever. probably not. in the s

given the struggles they have it at _ educations given the struggles they have it at the moment?lions of people on the waiting list, millions of people on the waiting list. some — millions of people on the waiting list, some 4000 nurses short, overcrowding, 13,000 beds being occupied — overcrowding, 13,000 beds being occupied by people who can go out simply— occupied by people who can go out simply because it is no other place for them _ simply because it is no other place for them to— simply because it is no other place for them to go. all of that before we get _ for them to go. all of that before we get to— for them to go. all of that before we get to winter, could have covid problems — we get to winter, could have covid problems and massive crowding and a shortage _ problems and massive crowding and a shortage of— problems and massive crowding and a shortage of staff and nurses. in a grave _ shortage of staff and nurses. in a grave prospect to put it mildly. we will grave prospect to put it mildly. - will get more on the nhs shortly. perhaps the government will look for some s

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>> basically not a great outlook that was given by larry.says that a lot of crypto firms out there will go bankrupt in the months ahead. we are just continuing to really monitor the amount of contagion that is happening in this. he also addressed other crypto plays in the industry including block five. we were reporting on the chapter 11 filing earlier this week. this certainly is n these firms and that is something we are just continuing to assess. what is interesting in terms of the price on bitcoin, you just mentioned that we are seeing bitcoin rising little bit and other tokens in tandem. maybe there is that sort of signal that we are starting to get more of a distance between what happened at ftx and the broader outlook for the rest of the crypto industry. blackrock had around $24 million position on ftx. >> the risk on really helping to support cryptocurrencies at the moment. what is the outlook from here on out? >> it is difficult to say. i think the big question for people in the bitcoin industry is exactly what is the next narrative

it will be interesting to consider the scope of china's reaction given us much criticism has been givenow limits friendship as it were. our chief north asia correspondent stephen is there on the ground and we can only imagine this is a conversation that is carrying on. we have heard a lot of reaction from partners and friends and allies? >> i think obviously the agenda and itinerary is being shifted by the minute and in bali at the g20, we left the grand hyatt at 5:00 in the morning just when the news was breaking out of that is where the u.s. delegation and joe biden are staying, he was on the phone early when news broke of the missile strike into the polish border. he has already spoken to the nato secretary general among other leaders as well that he spoke to and we are seeing the killed reporting that the g7 leaders are arranging an emergency meeting on this and it is likely that this will happen here in bali. midday, many of the u.s. delegations are going on to bangkok as we are as well for the aipac meetings. joe biden will not be going to that meeting. is a fluid situation. there

perhaps people are thinking wise about hailing a ride share apps and certainly given the prices a given the given the interest rates on mortgages. here people are less likely to be using. i home buying app like zillow. so all of this came together and it is been of time of refreshment for tech doesn't mean the tech is going to go away, or these companies are going to disappear, but it's going to be a lean couple of months years. we'll see reynolds. thank you very much. thousands of people in greece have taken part in a general strike against the rising cost of living abate schools were shot and flights and public transport suffered severe disruptions. unions of demanding low taxes and an increase to the minimum wage. inflation hit 12 percent in september the highest in 2 decades. china has only got 27 summit. it would be willing to contribute to a fund to compensate poorer countries on the front line of climate change. its top official, at the event in china shake, she sang, her added that china felt no obligation to participate, but was doing so as an expression of solidarity. china an

having been given this boost from the mid terms. she, jim pink, of course, is just emerged from his party congress in bay jane being given this unprecedented 3rd term term as, as leader. so both of them come in a very strong position. it remains to be seen what they're going to make from the talk said that are going to take place in the coming day. what about the actual g? 20 summit, robert. there any signs of unity among leaders? as always, as we knew as the rent that dave was going to be like this, it is all overshadowed, of course, by ukraine when it comes to a food security, a to food inflation, the energy crisis that is gripping the globe. all of these problems have been exacerbated by ukraine joker, we, dodo, the president of indonesia had wanted this to be really aimed at trying to sort out some of the food and energy problems in the world. but it, it really is overshadowed by ukraine. and don't forget, of course, there is the climate crisis where the much is going to be done towards the this a growing climate crisis also rem

given under his pressure. uh, less than half of the member states of the united nations, if we count not by votes in the un but by population, then here the difference is even more significant , it may be a quarter of the world's population, maybe 1/5 no more in addition, yes, there is a fight for the world to, uh, taxi to some unipolar positions and we see what it will be like now if it becomes unipolar, then there is space for all other states, and now there are more than half of them, glory . god for them the space will be even smaller. and, perhaps, he will not, in principle, that's what the unipolar world is dangerous for. and that's why russia, together with its like-minded people, opposes him and the second one already answers your question. of course, within the adherents of the unipolar world. uh, the scatter stagger begins. i would not like to give out wish. you really are, but it is quite obvious that the unipolar world. uh, that's how it has existed for the last three decades, unable to solve any m

given the lagging impact it happens every year. one mistake i that one province, that really shakes up that confidence at the back time. you have to address it and see how it goes. >> just a couple of days later an insurance company didn't want to call it perpetual bonds. seems like things really sped up when that happened. >> you know that the australian regulators actually issued a note that they themselves encouraged australian insurance companies to not use that call option and they just rolled over. they believed that the environment of a high interest rate was more beneficial. i can actually understand this. why they decided that. it's very for the benefit of themselves. without considering the market impact. i think that this is an issue of this perpetual bond issue. and then we decide. it has a relative speed over to other companies. they decide to go there, with the options. they honor the call options. i think that these kinds of things will happen. in a rising interest environment. so we will see. >> and if it continues?

formula 1 team mclaren has given some teenagers a vip trip to its headquarters.p. ben moore went along as the group got to meet an esport mclaren driver. i don't like crashing but i like going fast. everyone racing at this state—of—the—art formula one gaming hub is autistic. it feels quite exhilarating, even though nothing is really actually happening in the real world. how good are you at? not very aood how good are you at? not very good whatsoever. _ they are on the right track thanks to a berkshire club funded by children in need. all of our children today came from the gap clubs, so that is gaming and pokemon, to the main interests of our young people, somewhere where they don't feel different, somewhere where they don't feel bullied and we see a big change, over the years, cause it takes years to get young people to really feel comfortable in their own skin. this visit to mclaren h0 is a chance to learn from one of the best. i am lucas blakeley and i am a formula one esport driver for mclaren shadow. the current f1 esports championship leader is putting them

given these discussions _ what is agreed upon. given these discussions have _ what is agreed upon.s agreed upon. given these discussions have been going on l what is agreed upon. given these | discussions have been going on for so long there between the rmt and the employers, is the onus on the government to step in and become involved in these discussions and help get the solution? i involved in these discussions and help get the solution?— involved in these discussions and help get the solution? i know the secretary of _ help get the solution? i know the secretary of state _ help get the solution? i know the secretary of state is _ help get the solution? i know the secretary of state is meeting - help get the solution? i know the | secretary of state is meeting with the railway leaders tomorrow. i know he is very much in listening mode and he will want to understand in greater detail the various arguments that have been put on both sides. as i said, fundamentally an agreement has to be reached between the unions and the railway employers. what i feel and what the government feels

gentlemen, thank ou so given no choice. gentlemen, thank you so much _ given no choice. no choice. gentlemen, thank you so much forjoining us. enjoy i you so much forjoining us. enjoy the match. we'll have the view from one of the lgbt communities here in the uk in a moment and also action from the netherlands/senegal game but let's briefly move away from the world cup. manchester united's mason greenwood, wearing the black hooded jacket, is due to face trial in november next year over allegations of attempted rape, assault and controlling and coercive behaviour. he was rebailed at manchester crown court this morning ahead of a pre—trial hearing next february. pakistan star bowler shaheen shah afridi will miss next month's test series against england. he was already a doubt after injuring his knee in the t20 world cup final but has now undergone appendix surgery so is definitely out. and fallon sherrock has been awarded a place at the pdc world darts championship. she was the first woman to win matches at the event three years ago, and the pdc has created an extra spot f

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seeing a muted start given u.s. stocks did not exactly provide much of a tailwind we saw broader selling as cryptocurrency volatility is starting to spread beyond the borders of just that asset class and really affecting the downside sentiment more. downside about .2% when it comes to the start of the cash trading session. three year 10 year yields holding steady. we heard from the rba deputy governor really commenting, reaffirming the central bank commitment to continue raising rates and a commitment to getting back to the 2% to 3% inflation target even as we see broader outlook showing core inflation still above the top of that range by the time we get to the end of 2024. continuing to watch with the rba has to say about the future path of rate hikes per it the aussie dollar is a little weaker under $.65 and seeing the dollar rising ahead of the key cpi report as we see broader equities, bitcoin and other resets -- assets, falling. shery: we are expecting the u.s. cpi numbers with core cpi numbers at the highest i

given we are still facing an opioid crisis, given we don't know what works and what does not, it could be inevitable but you have to be patient about how you do it and the steps that are best for new hampshire. >> two days after it 18 euros shot and killed 19 students in two teachers in texas, the topic of gun control came briefly to th store -- the floor of the new hampshire state house. it does not require any type of registration or licensing. young grants to schools to implement physical security measures, what problems -- what promise will you make the state is doing everything it can to protect them from a school shooting in new hampshire? >> i have kids in school. it is scary would you see what is happening nationally. we are not immune from a school shooting. no one is. that is very scary as parents. our fire arm law is where they should be. we have a nice balance. it is where the general population, the folks of new hampshire want those firearms laws to be. the democrats want to take guns and shut everything down and they think that is going to solve the problems. in chicago t

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expert - given. thank you very much for giving your replies. expert at l given.. expert at the russian programme at chatham house, also as a reference their the book, russia's were on everybody coming out soon. thank you. the uk economy shrank over the summer, sparking fears of a recession. it fell by 0.2% between july and september — as households and businesses were hit by soaring prices, higher energy bills and rising interest rates. 0ur economics editor, faisal islam has more. in walsall, tp electrical make the cables that connect the electrics within cars and trains, so they are sensitive both to consumer spending going down and government spending under pressure, as well as the rising cost of materials, such as copper. in terms of the inflationary pressures, this business, labour intensive and wage rises. the material content here as a business is significant. we recognise we have to pedal faster to stand still. as a team, that is exactly what we are doing. there are certain elements within our control, so some of the input cost, the efficiencies. we work h

many times, we have been given commitments and promises, but we haven't been given action, and of courseomise that is broken, it kind of destroys the trust that we have in our leaders. you don't have to go far from the coast here in egypt to find vivid evidence of what's at stake. what the boosted by recent by—election wins, he came to rally liberal democrats i'm joined now by the former minister of state for energy and climate change and now conservative peer baron greg barker. this commitment by wealthier countries to help poorer nations, is that something that you support, and how much should be on the table? it's very important that this so—called loss and damage provision is actually acted on by developed nations, and the uk can be proud, actually, of the role it has played to date in encouraging others to come forward. but of course, the amounts that government put into action on climate change is just part of the whole picture. what's really important is that we also get private sector funding, really important is that we also get private sectorfunding, private private sector fund

but they've also given - given them. but they've also given for our five — given them.ave to be costed, now we have heard repeatedly from your colleague rachel reeves that everything has to be taken responsibly, that she will have restraint and control on public services. that is the right thing to do. and labour has accepted there is a hole in public finances of around £50 billion, how would labourfill that? £50 billion, how would labour fill that? ~ ., £50 billion, how would labour fill that? ~ . , . �* that? we are expecting the obr projections- _ that? we are expecting the obr projections- we _ that? we are expecting the obr projections. we have _ that? we are expecting the obr projections. we have a - that? we are expecting the obr projections. we have a clear- that? we are expecting the obr i projections. we have a clear fiscal projections. we have a clearfiscal framework, we will balance current spending and it will be paid for because that is the responsible approach. because that is the responsible a- roach. . ., because that is the responsible a--roach. . ., .

the rest was given in an envelope.exit, the employee received incomplete insurance experience and was denied a labor pension, so the salary is in envelopes. it is always a disaster for the hired person and a violation on the part of the employer, a similar problem, touched the ip workers from the nineties, then they were allowed to pay the vfz. at the request of faith in eternal youth. people paid, from time to time it came retirement time. raised the data, and the insurance experience is only 5-6 years. all of us work with different workloads and so that people have time to accumulate insurance experience. even with a small employment in the country, the retirement age of a woman has been raised. in our country , men retire at 58 at 63. but if this is not enough, a person can count on a social pension. they are a little later. to find out what pension you have already earned, you need to apply with a passport to the social security department of your district, a from january 1, 23. that is, after a month and a half be

it's given me hope. it's restored faith in multilateralism.tem and literally in the power of working together. the problem is, for many here, the rest of the deal is so disappointing. it means what could have been a triumph for egypt is likely to end up being judged a failure. justin rowlatt, bbc news, sharm el—sheikh, egypt. let's take a look at some other stories in the headlines. the european—mediterranean seismological centre says an earthquake struck the greek island of crete on monday morning. initial reports say it had a magnitude of 5.4 and was at a depth of 80 kilometres. there are no reports of damage or injury. north korea's government has criticised the head of the un, antonio guterres, after he condemned pyongyang's latest missile test. its foreign minister accused mr guterres of having a "deplorable attitude" and failing to be impartial. the un security council will meet on monday to discuss the issue, at washington's request. court papers have revealed that the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange, ftx, owes its 50 biggest creditor

certainly since the election is looked clear that ben given it about bank of year would be given a senior position in the government. he wanted to be at the interior security minister. it looks as if that is the position that he will get with some i did rules as well, including overseeing the border police. essentially the police force that looks after the entrances into the occupied waste buying. there are certainly those in the palestinian community who will be concerned, but there are those in the international community. her concern to the americans, for example, are deeply concerned about been given the leader of jewish power will be given, such a significant role know the american say, though what with whoever is julie elected and appointed by the israeli government. but they have concerns that they will have to deal with a man who has been convicted for inciting violence for hate speech in the past. and his connections to a group that had been recognized by the americans as a ted or group, but also a by the israelis as a target. and he will take a significant position there. certai