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week,hina's gdp data next we think the chinese recovery is staying on track. the big risk for china after they got their virus under control at home was that they would face a drag from the rest of the world, because of course, even as china gets back to work, it -- if the rest of the world is contracting, that should be a severe drag on china's exports. as we have been discussing, with the u.s. consumer relatively robust, with factories in lots of other parts of the world still closed, and with china at producing medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, the kinds of things that are really needed during a global pandemic, china's exports have come back very robustly. that potentially will mean another flashpoint in u.s.-china relations, may be even more tensions ahead of the november 3 thation, but it does mean china's gdp great is going to be pretty robust. we have penciled in a 2% expansion for the year as a whole and we expect the third quarter data to share the recovery trend continuing. joe: one thing that is really striking is the degree to which the u.s.-chi

ththey have to work hina. the americans, they are wary of being in tug-of-war between the u.s.eijing. u.s. election, whahange ofon the administration make much difference to india? >> the leader of india is a nationalist populist, like president trump, he has had a good relationship with mr. trump . under biden administration he could expect to come und more pressure domestically regarding his hard-line nationalist policies, but the basic contourr and coones of the relationship, least a the same. >> there have been reports in the u.s. press just today, that there are certain people who if eadonald trump wins might the administration and mark expert -- mark esper is one of them. have you heard of any top officials who might be changing? and why some of thenot others? >> i have only heard the repets that you h heard and i can only speak from what i know about mr. pompeo, who has been a very stalwart ally of president trump. he has very much presented himself as somebody who does what trump wants and any time you come up with questions about whether or not there are nscontradictet

. >> translator: i am very concerned about this because it will make people think the quad is anti-hinasince they are leading the indo-pacific approach, if it s seen as anti-chinese it will lose a lot of credibility. >> and cooperation among the countries is taking shape. australia has announced it will participate in a joint naval exercise with japan, the united states and india. australia's foreign minister marise payne and defense minister linda reynolds issued a statement on monday saying their country will join this year's malabar exercise at india's invitation. payne said the exercise will bolster the ability of the nations to work together to uphold peace and stability across the region. the drills have been conducted every year by the u.s. and indian navies and japan's maritime self-defense force. this year's exercise is planned for november in waters near india. >>> the u.s. justice department says six russian intelligence officers have been charged for orchestrating a series of global cyber attacks targeting government entities and oth organizations between 2015 and 2019. >> w

by,hina were anything to go is a recovery going to be quicker than expected? >> i would say yeah, the chinese rebound has been stronger than elsewhere. pathld say china is on a that is probably better than other places for a couple of reasons. china had an effective response to the crisis. they had a very strict lockdown but then they got cases under control relatively rapidly. china is oriented towards production of goods where there has been high demand. think about ppe and sanitary products. all of that glitters is not gold however. if you look at chinese consumer spending, of the recovery has been slow. i do not think we can use china as a barometer for elsewhere. we view a slow recovery elsewhere. which could end up fueling some geopolitical tensions which are already in place if china tends to do better than others. francine: are you thinking about trade wars being back on the horizon and what does that do to central bank policy and what does it do to fixed income? --we had a second dirt risks, china's rise would be one. i think a more multipolar world w

united states because it's done better job of getting its virus under control but you taking steps,hina like bilateral debt forgiveness, g-20 and the like. really the united states is the only country that can do that. it hasn't done it to date. immediate priority for the national economic council for house, for the entire the nment, is going to be economic recovery. karen will be talking about that any won't talk about it in detail except to say a very that whatever is done should not just last for one year. it's uld last as long as needed. one of the lessons i take from the financial crisis was it's need your at you response to be large. you need a response to be long. cares act, for example, was very large but it only lasted about four months. need to make sure the next approach lasts as long as needed that linkthe triggers it to the unemployment rate, as ong as it's elevated, assistance, would be delivered. structural parts of the rebuilding will include elements, all of which have an important international as well. the first that i highlight is investment in children. really impor

previously hina very common had simply left the good but i'm saleable produce so composed today on for 6 years now he's been giving it away. taters that everyone loves these potatoes i do think they're really tasty but unfortunately they have these annoying holes which is why we sort them out what your mother. nicole klasky takes the potatoes to cologne she's not the only one who wants to benefit from this 8. years it's this one looks quite normal ok there's a tiny blemish but apart from that there isn't anything else you can see. typhon very much it's important what we're doing because it's all about the value of things which we're now putting back into circulation. so a family can eat this thing and have food on the table. and i don't think there is a better potato or tasted potato than this. i think they're really great but it's also important for us to raise the awareness about the issue of. for 6 years now nicole has been fighting against and dumping she knows that wasting food also means wasting resources for example arab land water or energy used for the processing and transport

crackdown suppression is not the way out is the time to rush out and hina and to push forward the cry to reform james buchanan is a visiting lecturer of my head's all university international college she explained some of the reasons behind the move toward solidarity. at the see a lot of parallels between the 2 struggles on boards are essentially struggles for representative democracy and both movements are also used late movements saw just kind of a. shared identity there between the young protesters i think the political contacts are very different in hong kong and thailand move more broadly so that would be different in terms of the protesters. you mentioned that they've been kind of communicating online stuff so language there have been some language difficulties to overcome which has been interesting because. hungover suspect was some people think don't always speak perfect english and sometimes are quite shy about your english so but that is all been part of the part of the fun and has actually helped to build the solidarity trying to overcome these very rich think it already ha

and russia is not the way out is the time to rush out and hina and to push forward democratic reformet's bring in james buchanan who's a visiting lecturer at my his old university international college he's joining us from bangkok thanks for your time with us on the news hour why do you think protesters james buchanan why do you think protesters in hong kong and thailand have formed this unlikely alliance. i think because as you said in the introduction that they see a lot of parallels between the 2 struggles. are essentially struggles for a representative democracy and both movements are also used late movements so it's kind of. a shared identity there between the young quick answers any differences between them. sorry are there any differences between them what we were outlined the similarities but what makes them stand apart i mean i think the political context are very different in hong kong and thailand move more broadly so that would be different. in terms of the protesters ringback. you mentioned that they can communicating online stuff so language there had been some language

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hina throws up blocks to videos. isloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 21 minutes into the market session. going into negative territory despite the futures picture that looked fairly buoyant. putting asise side any hope for u.s. stimulus although u.s. stimulus points to the upside. ear europe, it is consumer discretionary projects that seem to be moving slower. countering the trend. riksson profits surging as huawei ban offsets the pandemic here. they have been awarded some contracts as well. same story at nokia. they won a deal. this is temporary staffing business. growth margin beating estimates. some analysts saying businesses may turn to more cost structures and that could mean temporary staff. matt: let's get more on that story. the planned acquisition of arm may hit a roadblock. bloomberg learned that chinese tech companies including huawei are lobbying the country's regulators to reject or impose conditions on the $ho billion deal. armed semiconductor devines central to most electronic

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