they may be full regarding hong kong issue. the, on the other hand, we have some ministers or maybe some, some other people would pursue for more trading with, with china, increasing our dependency on the chinese market. i would say, well, we must well change from this kind of inconsistent approach in london. and now, and the other activists can express their opinions publicly in front of the chinese embassy. they dream that one day this will be possible again in hong kong to come back to both of my colleagues, be a good boss that does it for today. it is most stories from the region on our website, the w dot com, forward slash aisha amazon. but you can find more on facebook and text pages. we're back tomorrow. at the same time. we'll see you then by the come have a few. she's out t v highlights you every week in your inbox. subscribe. now news 3 is most powerful woman, little sister of the dictate to strategic who is came your jones. you can say she represents a mixture of expectation and a disappointment. it was as though she

they may be focal regarding hong kong issue. the, on the other hand, we have some ministers or maybe some, some other people would pursue for more trading with, with china, increasing our dependency on the chinese market. i would say, well, we must well change from this kind of inconsistent approach in london. and now, and the other activists can express their opinions publicly in front of the chinese embassy. they dream that one day this will be possible again in hong kong to the after both of my colleagues be a good boss that does it for today. it is most stories from the region on our website, the dot com, forward slash aisha em as ever. you can find more on our facebook and text pages, we're back tomorrow. at the same time, we'll see you then to by the ico as soon possibly the 1st all female jim stone line is setting standards in social responsibility and environmental protection. make it more sustainable in concentration more and using tools and how much less the so that he wants means is very large. which streams on the en

they may be full regarding hong kong issue. the, on the other hand, we have some ministers or maybe some, some other people would pursue for more trading with, with china, increasing our dependency on the chinese market. i would say, well, we must well change from this kind of inconsistent approach in london. and now, and the other activists can express their opinions publicly in front of the chinese embassy. they dream that one day this will be possible again in hong kong to come back to both of my colleagues, be a good boss that does it for today. there's most tories from the region on our website dot com, forward slash aisha em as ever. you can find me on facebook and fixed pages. we're back tomorrow. at the same time, we'll see you then. by the way, we don't have a choice. so we have little time list to save the pilots. so we have to do what we can as fast as possible. we only have one generation left just 25 years to implement the greatest revolution since the tune of the industrial age . replacing fossil fuels with renewa

that is look at hong kong. let's have another look at hong kong. a lot more coming up.loomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com haslinda: welcome back to bloomberg markets: asia. you are watching india focus, trading in about five minutes. futures pointing to a higher open, in line with the rest of the region. front and center, expectations that the fed has done all that is needed for tightening. in a conversation with the top advisor for india, he said even if the fed decides to tighten, the rbis is not likely to follow. the index up .6%. the indian rupee, hovering at close to record lows. staying with india, the flagship company reported 60% profit drop as revenues shrank. let's get more from our conglomerates reporter. what is the key take away from the earnings? >> thank you. one of the key important things is

the hong kong authorities went to a rest, the 30 year old and put them on trial in hong kong. they claim that's been low and 7 other active as their subversive elements. working with foreign governments to infiltrate the state. we want to reclaim our testing. we want you to reclaim all freedom, reclaim our rights to democracy. that's what self determination. hong kong has had a special administrative status since it's hand over from britain to china in 1997 . it's based on a doctrine of one country to systems. but this principle is showing cracks. beijing is exerting increasing influence. 4 years ago, hundreds of thousands of people from hong kong took to the streets to demonstrate against beijing's interference. fill out a surveyor by profession was one of the leaders at the time. he spent 2 days in police custody after which he fled to great britain. the former colonial power of these days, it's only a small representative group protesting in london. and hong kong itself. hardly anyone dares to publicly criticize the chinese government withdrawing the free world one day afte

haidi: annabelle in hong kong. the global financial leaders summit is taking place. david ingles is standing by with none other than the head of the hong kong central bank. david: absolutely. good morning. nice to see you guys. thank you for joining us today. we are joined by our host, the hkma chief executive, as we kick off dat two -- day two. living with complexity, what does that mean? >> this is the second time that we are hosting this summit. it is awesome that we've got a who's who of the global financial institutions here in hong kong. if you look back to last year, it was a time when the pandemic was still there and we were not certain about the interest rate paths, etc. but this year, the pandemic is gone, but we still have to deal with probably high for longer interest rates, a global economic slowdown, disruptions of technology and esg, these are all complexities. geopolitics is also getting more complicated now. these are all complexities that will stay with us. what we need to discuss of course is the

pro democracy, activists from hong kong files and slides to the u. k. following pages cracked down on democratic rights in the u. k. these hong kong guys continue to waste the hopes for democracy back home. although, we don't go from the exxon in london to now fights the democracy back home. despite the risks, the hong kong government is offering a bounty of over $100000.00 euros for his capture, including myself. this token of the system has a prospect to my life, as well as my unwavering quest for the more crissy essentially, to transnational repression. the aims and crushing older boys is best pro democracy across the globe, hong kong, the thirty's of issued arrest warrants defend now and 7 of the overseas activists accusing them of national security offences. hong kong has had a special administrative status since its hyundai, from britain to china in 1997. it's based on the principle of one country to systems, but basing has increasingly ramped up its control of the territory. 4 years ago, hundreds of thousands of people from hong kong took to the

haslinda: when it comes to hong kong the outlook for hong kong as a financial hub is still a lingeringas been done to boost its position as well its reputation -- as well as its reputation. david: absolutely. in the recent policy address laid out some of those things. and some of the more structural issues for example like you says , addressing how expensive it is to live here. it is a demographic problem. we will talk about those things with paul chan when he joins us, the financial secretary in hong kong. he might be hovering around. i will send it back to you. rishaad: i'm looking at the big news in the last 13 minutes. the bank of australia raising interest rates. as expected by the vast majority of analysts that we talked to. three of 32 thought they would stay past. the aussie dollar is weaker. 64.6 u.s. cents. we are also looking at this being a dovish hike. some of the headlines being made by the bank. talking about jobless rate rising. looking at the increased risk of inflation and that it stays higher than longer. and the outlook for household consumption remains uncertain. t

the hong kong stock it changes tracking the saudi market.i said before that, we see the saudi arabian market as a rising star. in this area investors love to have growth stories, i think saudi is definitely for the next five or 10 years the rising star. the reason is because they announced in 2016, since in the economy transformed quite a lot. before that, some of the economies, the gdp is about 3% year-over-year. the growth rate is about 8.9, right now saudi is the 17th largest economy in the world and also obviously is the largest economy in the middle east. i have been in saudi a couple of times, and when i went there i find out saudi is really an interesting country, and the population, the median age is 29, it is under 30 in china is 39. on call ms. 49. before that, a lot of people, and i am not a fan of saudi, but after i went there, i find out it is such an interesting place, and a lot of things happen. so i said definitely we need to bring these investment opportunities to the doorstep of this region. also on china and u.s. terms. >>

yvonne: you mentioned rates in hong kong. we are seeing hong kong at the highest level since 2001.o raise rates to attract deposits? simon: unfortunately, that is the market rate. every june and december there is a race for increasing rates. this year because of volatility we see banks competing earlier than normal. usually people start in december, this year people are starting in october. i think the rate hikes have slow down so right now if you look at the most competitive rates in hong kong, they say 4.8 percent in three to six months. i don't think it will keep going up a lot because we do see anything above 5% banks push it as a short promo rate and it will come down. rishaad: simon? in 10 seconds when are you a good ipo? simon: soon. we are getting ourselves ready and waiting for a nice market window. david: where are you looking to do an ipo just in case? simon: a power base is in asia so it will probably be asian based. david: lots to pick out. good stuff. rishaad: anyway, thank you simon. founder and ceo at we lab. bloomberg markets giving you the full check of what is go

it was not our hong kong flu that came to russia, for whom and why it is dangerous.best methods for treating tumors. detailed analysis. zinc. what does it mean for those who are planning to have children? how to understand that it is missing? and in what products can you find it? well, our first topic was dictated by the headlines: hong kong flu, it entered the territory of our country , and then it develops according to its own rules , the media, of course, write about this, calling the hong kong flu a severe flu, a deadly hong kong flu, and so on and so on and so on. it must be said that the hong kong flu is indeed considered a very dangerous flu, so much so that, historically speaking, the meeting with the hong kong flu, already in the conscious age of mankind, including in our country, occurred in the late sixties, early seventies, then around the world 4 million people died. and this topic was so discussed, people were so seriously ill that the hong kong flu even became part of songs, many of which you know very well, the flu virus has grown very much in the who

non venomous, nocturnal and extremely rare in hong kong. bearing witness to the richness of nature in the backyard of a global metropolis. >> hey for wildlife can be found in our urban backyard are beautiful and deserve to be protected and the students here in hong kong are doing just that by raising awareness, learning, education, even engaging in speech and travel cleanups. from hong kong, all the students here want to wish you a happy call to earth day! now let's go straight to my, friend and colleague steven jiang at the beijing institute. stephen. >> thanks kristie, i am here in one of the cities leading international school. they have a very diverse student population. he's ten, 11 year old students coming from some 15 different countries. for most of them there seems to be one thing in common, they are city kids. but already they are learning in spotting metropolises like beijing, it has more than bustling city streets, but farms, rivers and mountains with a lot of bio diversity right danielle? so what is? this >> this is a map of be

hong kong flu came to russia.nd today we are literally filled with news on this topic. newspaper pages. let's reread these headlines together. so, after all, he came to russia and was discovered. in the case of hong kong flu. rospotrebnadzor spoke about the features of the hong kong virus. and so on and so on and so on. the fact is that the hong kong flu has already been in russia and throughout the world, and in general it is one of the most severe second-death flus after the spanish flu. i must say that he was in the late sixties, early seventies on the territory of our country. and then there was panic approximately the same as the flu panic was sung in songs, many of which you know very well, for example, let me remind you of a fragment from vysotsky’s song, morning exercises, has grown very much in the whole world, influenza, virus 3:4, the disease grows if you are frail straight to the coffin, in general, if you are frail, straight to the coffin, stay healthy, what do these people, obtiirans, use, then there

they may be focal regarding hong kong issue. the, on the other hand, we have some ministers or maybe some, some other people would pursue for more trading with, with china, increasing our dependency on the chinese market. i would say, well, we must well change from this kind of inconsistent approach in london. and now, and the other activists can express their opinions publicly in front of the chinese embassy. they dream that one day this will be possible again in hong kong to the meeting between change in paying andro by then comes a mid as we hired earlier high trade tensions between the 2 sides. the u. s. has put chinese companies on blacklists for investment, beijing has responded, for example, with an investigation of apples operations in china bots are the world's 2 largest academies. decoupling. well, not really. the chinese companies in every sector are having a tough time in the us. several new tires have been imposed by us present, joe biden, on top of the ones initiated by he's pretty assessor donald trump. but while

. >> she was born and raised in hong kong but cannot return. >> if i did return to hong kong now, i'llediately. >> earlier this year, china issued a warrant for her arrest and a $1 million hong kong bounty for what she said is nonviolent advocacy work outside of china. >> that is not the future i imagined myself having. >> anna is one of hundreds who emerged onto the streets as xi jinping came for a meeting with president biden. >> this is important because it is one more step. it is also highly visual. the optics are important. it shows both countries that there is an attempt . >> the protests are significant as it gives xi a front row seat to global criticism against his government. >> it is a different situation. china is a country that very closely controls its media. it is very carefully controlling its protests. there are depending on the level of the protestant nature of the protest, a person can be forced to be quite or in some cases, disappear. us but that is the case for her loved ones. she flew out from london to be as close to xi jinping as possible in voicing her anger at

yvonne: hong kong's autumn auction season is here.at is this even mean, 15.4 a caret fancy intense diamond, internally flawless. yvonne: it's shiny, but our precious gems a viable investment? rishaad: this is the asia-pacific jewelry chairman. the jury is out and in defense, diamonds as an asset class, give us your view as to why that is the case? >> i think dimon is a very good investment and actually, i think diamond is a must for a woman. for jewelry because diamond there is a lot of gemstone like sapphire, emerald. is getting more and more rare in the market. the value is increasing because these are getting more rare in the market. it's a good investment and you can wear it and enjoy it, so why not? yvonne: i'm with you. diamonds is a must for women. in terms of speaking to other investments, we talked about gold being a good inflation hedge, what jewelry is the best recession proof and inflation proof? >> were so many years and my jewelry business, diamonds are the very top quality one, it was just mentioned, the burmese rubies

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now that is not on the table anymore, and hong kong, a secondary listing here in hong kong and be more on with these gdr offerings? chinese firms have increasingly turned to them. filipe: we have several deals that were priced into the land last year. under has been an extension of a program between chinese exchanges and also london-frankfurt and zurich to allow the dual listings to happen. we saw a flurry of those issuances in 2022 mostly, but they mostly came to a halt in the first half of this year. mostly on the back of more regulation, and a tightening of approvals from beijing for all the companies that were seeking to list in switzerland. this is basically because what was known at the time is that a lot of chinese investors would be buying the shares in the land, and actually, whenever they were able to sell those stocks and basically trade for their equipment in the asian market, they were gaining with the arbitrage. . they were making money buying them cheaper and then selling them for a higher price in the chinese market. this was putting pressure in the domestic asian marke

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why is the tea ceremony so important for hong kong residents, why can’t they just drink tea? that we drink it both after breakfast and after lunch. sophie, i love tea very much, but i have never seen so many different varieties in my life, uh, we have six main varieties of tea, green, red, black, yellow, white and blue, there are blue teas, in fact the color is it is also green , but this is a different variety, the name literally translates as blue, and also each type of tea... there are sub-varieties, in general, a very complex system, i really want to start ceremony, show, tell where we start, boil water, we will brew tea with jasmine, it requires a fairly high water temperature, about 90°. oh, how delicious it smells, for this tea, the leaves are collected from the top of the tea bush, the youngest and freshest, before brewing, we warm up the dishes, what is this for, so that the tea reveals its aroma as much as possible. so, for such a teapot you need one spoon, but we drain the first water, this is how we rinse the tea. first, inhale the aroma. the aroma is very pleasan

that is kristie lu in hong kong, steven jiang in beijing, and paula hancocks in seoul. great kids, great reports, thank you all very much. i'm sure that we will see you again throughout the day. i'm john vause, time for a short break. for those watching cnn international, world sport is up next. for viewers here on cnn u.s., all be back with more news in a moment. >>> 45 minutes past the hour, welcome back. the truce between israel and hamas is now its fifth, day extended by at least another 48 hours. that should mean the release of more hostages. hamas freed two women and nine children on monday. they were flown by helicopter to a hospital in tel aviv. all 11 israelis have a dual citizenship, three french citizens, to germans, and six argentines. here's an update on their condition. >> we can say at this point that all our children and mothers are in stable, medical condition. and we will further on to continue with medical evaluation. >> reporter: in return, israel has released another 33 palestinians who are being held in israeli prisons, all of those set free so far

hong kong, logistics division. the market is going to be digesting the news quite a bit. alibaba had been trying to regain its footing following three years of covid 0, 3 years of a regulatory crackdown, they had come up with this plan to break up into six different divisions, to unlock value and individually raise funds on their markets through ipo -- this throws it all pretty much into question. investors, left scratching their heads, obviously. but the key -- here is a quote we can bring full-screen. joseph says the focus has to be on providing cash for future investments, because essentially the ai world needs tons and tons of investment. keep in mind alibaba platforms host about half of the generative ai businesses in china but 80% of chinese tech companies use alibaba services, including cloud. they need -- alibaba needs access to those high-powered ai chips from the likes of nvidia. if they are going to be cut off from that, they need to reprioritize their strategy right now and that is perhaps generate cash

yvonne: hong kong is one of your top markets. hong kong and japan. there so many passionate customers here? >> we were created only 25 years ago. but we concentrated on just a few automobiles. looking to curate, put inside these vehicles a bit of the italian art. details. we've seen in this market and in japan that the people are very prepared and sensitive to the beauty, the details, the art. that's part of our dna. to put our work in manually, in an artisanal way. yvonne: it appreciates in value all the time. it's not like it loses its value. you can make a hefty profit from this. from an investment perspective, can you tell us, where is the value in investing in a pagani? >> nowadays, what we've seen is something very unusual. some of the cars that were produced not too long ago, i would say 20 years ago, in the market you can find transactions that went between 10, 15, 20 times what was the original price. so this means that, create cars that are unique is something that's appreciated in the market. produce a very low amount of cars. if we look a

we are seeing china as well as hong kong under pressure.erty and the move to get banks to extend unsecured loans to property companies could mean $57 trillion in losses. in terms of the fx space, the dollar down about four days in a row, lifting asian currencies up almost 1%. the yen up for chance of 1%, inching -- up 4/10 of 1%, trending in line with what we saw and treasuries overnight. two-year yields down three basis points and 10 year yields dropping as much as eight basis points. treasuries and the bond market in asia in positive territory. this is how it's setting up for thailand currently up by 3/10 of 1%. in terms of what we are looking at for india, shaping up to be open right now. eugenia victorino, head of seb asia strategy joining us now. the gaining momentum, is that sustainable? >> we have seen the u.s. 10 year yield has peaked at 5%. however, now that we've seen the bottom of the range of 4.2%, it is probably very important to respect the ranges. historically when the fed is unchanged, there's a 100 basis point reading range

haidi: will she allow hong kong to liquidate developers like evergrande?. for example, in may 1 of them -- in may, one of them should have taken over the company but so far we have little clue of how this is going. we will see for china evergrande, that will be the test. e will see if this kind of case will give hope to the offshore creditors. shery: how much recognition is there of hong kong insolvency proceedings in the mainland? >> in theory, a successful restructuring would give a better recovery value for creditors. if a company -- it means the owner and company would be changed and the liquidator would be the new director. in theory for a company it would be a successful restructuring that would be better for them and offshore creditors would get a better recovery value. but so far we still need time to see how a successful one would look like. haidi: thank you. take a look at markets. not seeing a lot of conviction across the market and volumes tell that story. treading water. reflective of the struggle to get equity gains on the previous session of

the annual event is organized by the hong kong chinese swimming association.emember your childhood, in odygea a pioneer camp for adults opened. tourists come here who want to plunge into the atmosphere of the soviet era. vacationers in pioneer ties march to the beat of the drum, form a ceremonial line, and in the evening they sing ditties and play lotto. just a breath of fresh air. because yes, everything has changed, it’s new, new people have come with new ones. ideas, everything is fine, wonderful, nevertheless, sometimes i want to breathe in that pioneering spirit, that enthusiasm, that patriotism , that idea that we were full of then, we have people 35 plus vacationing, there are no restrictions, our oldest pioneer is 75 years old, people are happy to come to our pinera camp, where their friendship unites, because everyone wants to sing songs, the first arrivals at the forward camp in the ussr took place back in the ussr last year, when the pioneers lived in tents in the open air, during the existence of the project six shifts and three rallies at recreati

haidi: animal they are in hong kong. new economy for them gets underway in singapore other this -- later this week. we have the theme embracing instability and we will hear from world leaders and executives discussing the challenges of inflation, the rise of ai, climate emergency and geopolitical tension. some of the major voices coming up are on your screen. do not miss the coverage starting wednesday. next, the outlook for japan's consumption sector and why the yen might be on track for a correction. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> cannon is planning to price its new chipmaking gear at the fraction of the cost. a plant is threatening to pick japan's energy security drive against the relationship with western allies so japan and the philippines agreed to begin discussions on mutual military visits and strengthen security ties with the u.s. amid heightened tensions with china over disputed waters. john hritz joins us now from tokyo. how has japan worked with the philippines since last year? >> japan has been looking to expand se

haidi: china tech reporter sarah zheng in hong kong.warning conflict might break out over taiwan. let's bring in patrick winters. this comes at a time where we are seeing president xi and other policymakers and diplomats from china trying to spread the message of being more open to international investment, of being more committed to the rule of law when it comes to these potential deals. it is not necessarily something that is convincing everyone at the moment. patrick: that's right. we have seen heads -- news over the past year which seemed to indicate some kind of support. but the chinese markets are going nowhere. the wealth partners group said a reflection of that. even away from public markets looking at private equity he said a chinese deal these to bring a higher-than-expected return because you take much more risk. that is not just talking about the economic situation in china. he is also talking about a political risk. the risk china would ultimately do something with taiwan. he just said it a bit more openly than a lot of oth

hong kong is known as a dense, urban jungle, but 40% of hong kong it's protected parkland. even safe haven like this, here and around the world, are under threat because of poaching, because of pollution, because of rapid urbanization. this is what the students here want to address, especially this day on cold earth day. earlier we spoke to some sustainability prefects, champion for environmental causes here on campus. we attended a charity fare that is raising awareness and funds for sustainability ngos. we also went to a year five classroom where students there were writing poetry and presenting posters about what it means to have a shared home. here, as well as other schools around the world, the community from the parents to the teachers, primary, secondary students are all in as we answer the call to earth. back to you, rosemary. >> all right, our thanks to kristie lu stout and steven jiang. wild beavers have been reintroduced into a parkland in london after they were hunted into extinction in the uk. over 400 years ago. the release is part of a wider movement to reall

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weighing on the chinese stocks in hong kong trading, pmi disappointing. contracting below the 50 level. in the fx space, strong dollar putting a lot of pressure on em currencies in particular. rupiah down 0.4%, the won also down. the yen, 151.21 a lot of intervention noises but actual intervention, not yet. is it 152, 155? we are waiting for clarity from japan. it is about jgb, 1% reference rate. how far will the boj allow it to rise? 1.5%? will the boj by more jgb's after holding 60% already? rishaad: just opening, trying to gain composure, a gain of 0.1%. the dollar playing out with strength against the baht. just had a raid on thailand pmi manufacturing. we saw it come in worse than expected, further contraction, 47.5 means pmi has fallen to the lowest level since february 2020 one. looking at futures for the nifty, flat start to the trading day. a bit below record lows for the rupee which has been languishing there for days. it is about the fed and the bank of let's get to mark, let's kick things off with the boj. if -- is this a lesson on how a centr

but the money trail led to one city — hong kong.inked to one of his employees. posing as investors, we asked if he could set up a meeting with li xiang. phone rings hello? ni hao. hey, hey. li xiang, ni hao. hao. . ni hao. li xiang was quick to tell us about his fintech and loan app businesses in india. then li xiang made the key admission — his companies, controlled from hong kong, harvest indians�* contacts and exploit them to recover loans. their recovery plan is precise. finally, we had a face for li xiang, and evidence that he was profiting from the misery of ordinary people. parshuram takve used extortion, intimidation and fear in order to recover money. at least some of that money ended up in the accounts of this man. when i started this investigation, i never imagined the misery i would find. at least 60 indians, many of them very young, have killed themselves after being blackmailed and shamed by the loan apps. it was heartbreaking. but despite the suffering, the scam continues. a year after parshuram takve went on the run,

let's show the head coach of the hong kong football team. before the meeting with the training field yesterday, i have never seen vahid amiri and morteza puri ganji with the national team because of their islam. not being on the other side of the field , andersen's students do not have their three key players, camargo goncalves and fernando, in this match, and the same thing. it makes it more difficult for them because the refereeing of this match is the responsibility of mohammad nazmi nasreddin and the malaysian team. at the end of the meeting between iran and hong kong, students of amir qoleh on saturday, they will leave iran for tashkent, uzbekistan , to face this team in their second match . the players of perez polis closed their team's practice today after a 10% fine. after the defeat against sepahan against sepahan , press police club spent a lot of fun . they also criticized yahya golmedi , or should he go rest and resign now apart from esteghlal, 14 now, not sepahan, 13 teams want him, even outside, he can be coached. but it's noth

the largest national security trial to date resumes in hong kong following a four month adjournment. and aviation history in the making? ajet powered by waste fats and plant protein flies from london and lands in new york. live from our studio in singapore. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin with good news that came in from india in the state of all that i can't wear 41 construction workers who had been trapped in a collapsed tunnel for 17 days have finally been rescued. they are said to be in good health but will now be affordably medically examined at a nearby hospital. similar hudson has the details. this moment more than two weeks in the making. 41 trapped workers finally rescued. cheering. an eruption of cheers from workers and onlookers. people sharing sweets and hugs. these are the ambulances with the first workers that have come out from inside the tunnel. 17 days, they have spent inside that tunnel and now they are finally out and in those ambulances. rescuers spent the last several days pushing an 800—millimetre pipe through 60 metres of rubble and debris. once th

>> hong kong. they are welcoming of the web three countries.tanding in the way of the ipo at the moment? what are the biggest challenges right now? >> global expansion. the u.s. is very difficult to acquire the users for bit flyers. there is a challenging tax refund -- reform in japan. trying to change tax rules to issue the ipo when the company issues tokens they used to charge a lot of taxes but now they are reducing the tax to support the company's. haidi: you have often said tight regulations in japan are beneficial when it comes to a company like yours. are there concerns about compliance in other markets like the u.s.? >> yes. we have invested a lot of money to the compliance and have a very strong governance at the bank so japanese regulations are being discussed now and [indiscernible] protect the customers. the fdx incident gave the marge -- market a huge impact in u.s. but with japan there is nothing because regulations protected all assets of the clients. we need to monitor every day. it was very effective to protect so maybe the u.s

hong kong disney is giving fans arendelle in first life. >> the world of "frozen" has come to life.iful mountains of hong kong. >> reporter: we got a behind-the-scenes look at how disney brought arendelle manic to hong kong. >> it's the only park with the mountain backdrop and works perfectly to create the world of "frozen." >> reporter: taking us on the park's exclusive experience. >> this is your first time? arendelle? >> reporter: it is. >> so happy to have you. >> reporter: wandering in sliding sleighs roller coaster. next up, "frozen ever after," a ride with some sing-along. ♪ let it go ♪ >> reporter: and some thrills. now time for an arendellian feast. >> chocolate! >> reporter: and a snowman's souvenir to take home. >> olaf, how are you doing? >> living the dream, my friend. >> reporter: here in arendelle, parkgoers never know who they may bump into. christoph takes us to queen anna. >> right here. >> thanks, thanks. hi! oh my gosh! ♪ into the unknown ♪ >> reporter: elsa makes her grand appearance and the superpower sisters show me their magic. learning how to let it go and m

sports news, hello, in about 15 minutes, our country's national football team will play against the hong kong national team in its first game from the preliminary stage of jamani 20 . in the composition of our team, mr. alireza behranvand is in the goal , shoja khalilzadeh, mohammad kanani, ramin rezaiyan, ehsan hajseffi , saeed ezzatollah, ali tarmi, and sardar azmoun are the 11 players that mr. amir qalnavi has chosen for this. considering the mood of the athletes, i want to say that about 1,500 men and almost 200 women are present in the stadium to cheer on our country's national football team, and 50 to 60 members of the hong kong team are also in the stadium to watch their country's national football team play. to see around the azadi stadium, which was very quiet, now everyone definitely wants more fans of the national team to support the national team in its first game. now , there will probably be more numbers before the start of the game, but we hope that our country's national football team will be able to win against hong ba in its first game. good result from the ground may he com

the national team to face hong kong in the stage first of all, jamani is preparing to practice today in tehran in the presence of media people. all the national players, including the legionnaires, reached the pas qawamin stadium for the second practice of their national team. the national team has always been good. thank god, now that all our players have one heart in this national team camp to participate in the first qualifying round of the 2026 world cup. . we have made it difficult for ourselves, but the children from this camp are very ready to take the first step, god willing, and with the hope of god, we will be able to start the international community with good preliminary conditions, anyway preliminary. for me, the international community is very important to be able to start the first game strongly against the hong kong team and to be able to show our team character . if the national team intends to have a strong presence in the selection of the cup, but their main goal is the asian nations , these two games are possible. please help us to prepare for the nations and hope

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so 10 share of finance of the university of hong kong that and you can watch an extended version of that interview. if you go over to the w news, youtube channel that's data we. com. sorry do. tube dot com slash through the news . now, some of the other light isn't stories that i'm making the news. international monetary fund. this upgrade is 2023 economic growth forecast for china to 5.4 percent from 5 percent. so i think a rebound in domestic consumption, you all have f ones, however, that the weakness in property and in the properties x x would continue, while demand from a broad may remain locked. less than the work is filed for bankruptcy in the us. the office sharing companies restructuring is vast. that's costing paused by rise and people working from home we work with once the us as most valuable stopped up with a peak valuation. maybe $50000000000.00. give us a space that is best quarterly. last since 2017 is based heavy costs associated with its rescue. a fellow swift banking job credit suisse. us law 795000000 your as joined q 3. and industrial production in germany fell more

in my opinion , the hong kong team was a respectable team . well, anyway, in terms of football class and that experience, i think our kids were able to achieve the result, and thank god, and we have to prepare from now on , god willing, for the tough game against uzbekistan, i think we played a good game, i'll think about it later. however, we loosened up a bit, but we played much better in the second half and, thank god, we took the first step we started winning, now the first game was a difficult game, i think it is too difficult, after all, it is the first world cup qualifying game, the important thing was that the national team was able to win the game and that it was in a good spirit , it was a very good start. in my opinion, the whole game was very good, the performance of the guys was really good, we had a very good start, but i can say that the first half can be divided into two parts. due to the two goals we scored , our team lost a bit of pressure in the second half again , i worked with the talks between the two halves, guys, and we

but been discussing this with so were 10 who is chat of finance at the university of hong kong, i asked him whether china is becoming an increasingly hostile environment for foreign firms. i was fair and uh, geo political challenge have taken really center stage. i find all the policy makers and the defense political leaders are concerned. they are really preparing for some halter unusual security for china as i have the secondly to protect china from geo political uh, volunteer to, to say the least least as read that sense. i mean, it's really not surprising that about the only chinese piece of this is in the household. i'm making that adjustment. so we should, um, uh, following businesses in china as well. so given the welfare driven nature and uh, preparation for possible uh military. all the types of conflicts with uh, developed countries um the business environment are in china has turned to be uh, more and more friendly to the following businesses. uh so in other words, domestically in china, you know, government officials trust 1st and foremost the state owned enterprises because