the alibaba are hong kong's stock exchange. the aliba ba are backed hong kong's stock exchange.company is one of the country's best—known artificial intelligence companies. earlier this year a western study suggests its technology was more accurate than rival systems from amazon and ibm. the brazilian environment minister has welcomed the financial aid promised by the g7 countries to tackle wildfires engulfing large parts of the amazon, but he said his country would decide how the country was to be used. the g7 has pledged $22 million mostly to pay for firefighting planes. netflix has been celebrating that it's now shipped 5 billion dvds to its customers since first sending out the iconic red envelopes 21 yea rs out the iconic red envelopes 21 years ago. now best known for its video streaming service, its dvd subsidiary is still a highly profitable part of the business, contributing close to $46 million in profits in the second quarter this year. now, it's been eight years since new zealand decided to ban foreigners from most of the country's housing market. it came after skyhig

through hong kong's content of board and force of the lion's share of china's payment transactions also run through run through hong kong on top of this off the firm's listed on hong kong stock exchange are from the mainland on kong as a central gateway for china into the global financial market the territory is also a major wealth management center for high net worth individual individuals banks and corporates 0.8 trillion worth of assets and manage the the world league tables of that sector hong kong comes forth after switzerland the city of london and the us well these are just a few key reasons like keeping on call on a tight control is of such vital importance for beijing their economy depends on it and that's why beijing has turned the screws on hong kong's businesses pressuring them to condemn the protesters. surprising number of western companies is toeing the line out of fear of losing access to the chinese markets. the sight of hundreds of thousands of protesters carrying on bella's in hong kong is making life difficult for big firms some employees are taking to the streets beijing is not happy and appears to be tightening the screws on business. signs of pressure over the

of the hong kong stock exchange was quoted as saying last week that he's confident companies will. will come home to hong kong and that they will find a home in hong kong he just didn't know when and he said this without alluding to ali baba because technically the listing is confidential all right but we we spoke to a representative of german business in hong kong yesterday and he told us that despite the unrest there it's more or less business as usual but an above us move just now seems to tell a different story doesn't it. it does and you know what monica ali baba's move to do this is actually a very smart calculated move imagine if they had gone ahead with the listing this month is going to be seen as being giving a big gift to hong kong and that's almost certainly going to annoy b.g. now ali baba could also be waiting for us trading volume to stabilize because they just finished the sale of this 11 percent stake in the top which is a yahoo offshoots now the a lot of analysts are speculating that the new listing could be up as early as october and this is this date is based on

it's the 15 a $1000000000.00 question what is a good time for china to get listed on the hong kong stock exchange now it seems the company has just postponed the move made to the ongoing political turmoil in asia as top financial cop. also coming up on depression in germany today bosses mixed with german chancellor on. i'm acting like this to discuss what the industry can do to help fight global warming. and why firefighters in thailand's capital bangkok a more busy dealing with snakes than extinguishing actual fire. come to do their business asia want to get jones good to have you with us then starting with something of a surprise chinese internet commerce platform alibaba has delayed its listing on the hong kong stock market amidst the ongoing protests there the company a chinese version of amazon is currently listed on wall street and was estimated to raise another $15.00 to $20000000000.00 by issuing out shares in hong kong it's unclear when the listing growth occur but insiders steve the timing of the withdrawal as crucial some say it could send a signal to the rest of the world on the state

mark mobius turned to investing after he correctly predicted a downturn in the hong kong stock exchangeby 1987 he was running a successful business in taiwan. that's where he was when john templeton asked him to start the first emerging markets equity fund in history, starting with $100 million, and growing it into $50 billion over the next 25 years. now, mobius is setting up in another new direction, taking all he knows about the fundamentals of investing in emerging markets and combining it with good corporate governance, which he sees as the next frontier in e.m. investing. so the full-time nomad will stay on the road, continuing to travel more than 200 days each year. on bloomberg "big decisions," mark mobius. mark mobius, welcome to bloomberg "big decisions." mark: thank you. david: let's talk about mark mobius. how did a young boy from hempstead, new york, become what you have said is a full-time nomad? when did you first live outside of the united states? mark: right after i graduated. by the way, prior to graduating from m.i.t., i had been at the university for a short stay, to

mark mobius correctly predicted a downturn in the hong kong stock exchange and by 1987 was running assful fund in taiwan. that is where he was when john templeton asked him to start the first emerging markets fund in history, starting with $100 million and growing it

company's phones on the news the company's stock saw a 3 percent increase in trading on the hong kong stock exchange. time now for a quick break but stay tuned because when we return there is big news for the banks as the f.d.i.c has adjusted the much discussed vocal rule but more importantly what does this mean for consumers bartlett neighbor a public citizen lend a hand to break down what the rule change means especially in the wake of all those rate cuts and finally hop over to you for the latest crisis is unfolding in italy as the nation's prime minister has announced his resignation harveys alex hill that strong is the show to give us a look. commune folding in the euro zone. and as we go to break here are the market numbers up close. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only mostly i'm going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. going back to medieval days at the church which is like the monetarist present day 21st century where the

company's phones on the news the company's stock saw a 3 percent increase in trading on the hong kong stock exchange. time now for a quick break but stay tuned because when we return there is big news for the banks as the f.d.i.c has adjusted the much discussed bogle rule but more importantly what does this mean for consumers bartlet neighbor a public citizen lent a hand to break down what the rule change means especially in the wake of all those rate cuts and finally over to you where the latest crisis is unfolding in italy as the nation's prime minister has announced his resignation argues alison hill that's trying to show to give us a look. commune folding in the euro zone. as we go to break here are the market numbers up to close. to. the. same wrong lol just don't hold. me. to shape out this day become educated and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. she still looks for common ground. interest rates spike gapping the spread is widening into what i call the interest rate apartheid if you're in the wrong side of the friends of jeffrey epstein you end up in a bantus

company's phones on the news the company's stock saw a 3 percent increase in trading on the hong kong stock exchange. time now for a quick break but stay tuned because when we return there is big news for the banks as the f.t.c. has adjusted the much discussed bogle rule but more importantly what does this mean for consumers bartlet neighbor a public citizen led to him to break down what the rule change means especially in the wake of all those rate cuts finally over to you for the latest crisis that is unfolding in italy as the nation's prime minister has announced his resignation argues alison hill that strong is the show to give us a look inside folding in the euro zone. and as we go to break here are the market numbers because. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. very dramatic development only really. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical if. you sit down and talk. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids. and as a parent. i can come up

this is what charles lee, the ceo of the hong kong stock exchange, had to say when he was asked about> this is not helpful as a financial center, trust and confidence are the most important. clearly this city, this place has a lot of different issues for us to sort out. way to workind a this out. stephen: while the government of carrie lam keeps saying the economy is getting hurt, we talked to a number of young protesters out of the airport the last few days and they say, "we do have a stake in society," unlike what carrie lam said about them. they say they are the future capital of hong kong, the young people. shery: hong kong also making another appearance in president trump's tweets. minutes ago, he said let them work mainly with hong kong first, linking hong kong with ongoing trade tensions. he has said that the american consumer is fine with or without tariffsember date with would get implement it. some of them. some were delayed until september. really interesting that the hong kong protest are now becoming .art of the trade rhetoric stephen: it is part of the trade rhetoric, bu

as mentioned, hong kong stock exchange down a third day in a row.ng set to open in exactly five hours and 59 minutes. we will be watching that very closely. >>> closing bell ringing in 29 minutes. keep it here on the latest edition of my everyone talks to liz podcast. how did this woman go from working at a department store to launching the careers of jerry seinfeld, jay leno, jon stewart and more? the story of caroline hirsch, owner of caroline's comedy club here in new york city. get it at apple and google podcasts and fox news podcasts.com. it's like the history of comedy all in one podcast. >>> answering the call of duty. video games get a stay of execution in the trade war. at least the consoles do. that's helping at least one company rack up quite the win. we will tell you which ones straight ahead in today's fox business brief. "countdown" will be right back. [ dogs barking ] what about him? let's do it. [ sniffing ] come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. hurry into the mercedes-benz summer event today for exceptional offers. l

coming up next, the operator of the hong kong stock exchange says a solution is needed about the ongoingsts. we will hear from the ceo. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected, to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. this is "daybreak: asia." these are the headlines. more bad eco-news with a serious downturn, china reporting its weakest factory growth since 2002. the german economy shrank as exports slumped, and the euro area production slowed the most in more than three years. marketsu.k. bond sending strong recession warnings, the worst since the financial crisis. an independence day thursday with a disputed region under lockdown for a 10th day as activists are challenging the government cla

i might add cicc analysts have cut the price of the hong kong exchange stock price by 15%, citing therospect for continued reduced average daily trading, adt. bloomberg intelligence on hong kong exchange, we might add that derivatives revenue faces pressure from worsening sentiment in hong kong. that first half did beat expectations, but mostly because of gains from its externally managed investment portfolio. a lot of different pressures. hotels, collapse and bookings being seen. revenue from room sales, available rooms set the plunge as much as 50%, according to a hong kong lawmaker who oversees the tourism industry. occupancy rates which averaged 90% in the first half may fall by a third or more because of these protests. tom: as you very clearly placed on thesure hong kong economy. is any of this starting to change the views of the hong kong protesters and curb their enthusiasm for going out onto the street? or is that momentum still there? [no audio] lost hisink we have connection unfortunately. that was stephen engle, our chief north asia correspondent who has been covering the

hong kong. hong kong was always seen as the gateway to china, it is where most chinese companies go to raise funds, on the hong kong stock exchanges. cathay pacific isa much of its business. cathay pacific is a great example of that. about a fifth of its seats are filled up by mainland chinese tourists. there was a backlash from china against the airline on chinese social media because of what many in the mainland saw as a betrayal by staff members at cathay pacific, who participated in these protests. i think itjust underlines how delicate the position for many companies based in hong kong is as they try and navigate this sensitive time. thank you very much. as an island nation, britain has had a rich maritime history but now it's hoping to be at the forefront of maritime future, developing self—driving ships. adrian bradley has been to the south west of england to find out more. plymouth is a city with hundreds of yea rs of plymouth is a city with hundreds of years of maritime history. from the mayflower to this autonomous minesweeper, it is one of five parts of the uk aiming to unlock up to £100 million a year of investment. w

hong kong. the stock exchange saw a sharp drop in trading fees in the first half of this year as the u.s. trade war and protests in that city hit market sentiment. the fees, which account for half of theeratoperator's revenues f 21%. the head of the exchange says markets continue to be sensitive to the social unrest in hong kong as women as a poteell as al no-deal brexit the hang seng is down 8% since june 12th when protests escalated. >>> still on deck for the show, high hopes for some cannabis investors are up in smoke. we'll tell you about what tilray said in a moment first, it is your birg number o the day. 27%. that's how much the u.s. budget deficit grew in the past year. that brings the total deficit through july to over 8$866 billion. with two months left in the year, the treasury department is predicting the gap will top $1 orwi eon "wlddexchange" is back after this by consolidating your credit card debt into one monthly payment. and get your interest rate right. so you can save big. get a no-fee personal loan up to $100k. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get ev

hong kong is closed again. the global economy. is the only german football team with a stock market listing. good investment. on the stock exchange. is business. severely crippled operations hong kong's international airport for 2nd day on tuesday forcing authorities to cancel all remaining flights of the city. took over the. reopened tuesday fears of another said to have seen hundreds of flights. from mainland china about terrorism the threat of intervention. one protesters against following a path of no return. for a few brief hours hong kong airport was flying again but then the protesters were back to block the vast concourse resulting in the cancellation of hundreds of flights. with the world watching the protests have shifted from a political issue to a route with global economic impact embattled hong kong chief. market fears i.

hong kong-based companies, handful listed in singapore in the u.s.. e wh is tilted towards financials and property. hong kong exchanges and clearing, which operates the stocktate names, and ck hutchinson round out the top five. ewh has an expense ratio of 48 basis points and gets a green light from the bloomberg traffic light system. kong, theg with hong city and residents are bracing for the 13th straight weekend of demonstrations this weekend. people thought it would slow down a little bit because school was back in session, but that is not the case. romaine: the group organizing the event will essentially be banned from doing this officially. this group has largely been responsible for the more peaceful protests. joe: it has been extraordinary. i remember the first week, then there was more chaotic action. then you see how it continues. itst felt like it reached tipping point when it was violent and both sides pulled back and they had a weekend where things were peaceful. romaine: you get a sense that both the government as well as the protesters do want to keep things peaceful. sometimes these things can get out of control. caroline: the stock index, t

maria: welcome back, alibaba reportedly delaying listing on hong kong stock exchange cheryl casone.acy demonstrators in reuters this morning, the listing could raise if it happens, as much 5 billion my delay to october, slight gain on stock. >> majority leader mitch mcconnell wrote about protests in hong kong in day's wroj pretty good piece every trading nation in democracy that values individual liberty and privacy has a stake here, their choice is not between the u.s. and china. but between a free, fair international system and at the internal oppression surveillance modern system that china seeks to impose. good article you might want to read that there is this talking about, insgrall has confirmed instagram confirmed a hoax rumor flying yesterday, that instagram put millage -- a viral post yet a hoax full of misspelgs reposted celebrities politicians would repost to prevent instagram from yuing rule of against them in account instagram says no way no truth to any of this there is facebook he owner instagram up one and half bucks premarket when you think of taco bell, do you thin

this as we learned how the trade tensions may have impacted the company along with hong kong exchange. the stock will show us how much of an effect perhaps these protests in the city have had on the earnings outlook. shery: a busy day for the earnings report. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. moody's is wanting exxon mobile -- warning exxon mobil that is credit rating may be lowered. highest rating to the $7 billion offering of senior notes, but stable outlook is under pressure because exxon is outstandin outspending cash . protests ingoing hong kong have prompted china's biggest bank to slash its view of cathay pacific. the wideningrom unrest damages the airlines brand. the bank has a stock price target of six hong kong dollars hay.cat it's totalu says number of daily active users has topped 200 million this month. that figure includes unique mobile devices that have accessed the app at least once a day at the start of july. baidu said it total has reached 188 million. the company reports earnings next week. cost cuts and lower investment may turn profit even as sales growth

officials from the london stock exchange and the new york stock exchange and hong kong exchange haveying aramco in recent weeks. that is your "business flash" update. romaine: another store on our radar, qantas airways testing of 20-hour flight. that is nonstop, by the way. the airline will see if passengers can bear these extended treks. 20 hours, caroline. that is a long time. can thehysically, passengers and crew stand up to that type of rigor. caroline: your feet will start expanding too much, will you feel to dehydration? my limit for flights is 13 hours for the i started to do it when i was in san francisco to london. you can watch a film or two. i wouldn't mind doing 20 hours but i want some legroom. romaine: he will have to pay extra for that. caroline: 2022 is when it is potentially coming. let's get a check of the markets. s&p 500 in the great. bonds selling up slightly. this is bloomberg. ♪ i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say 'ah'. experience deeper rest with the award-winning leesa mattress. this bed hugs my body.

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hong kong stocks rising. foreign exchange, look at the new zealand dollar. it is up 0.3%.,berg spoke to adrian and he was saying they will only cut if it is warranted. have alreadyn they taken two preemptive rate cuts. sovereign bonds, you have yields coming up across the region. the u.s. ten-year trading one spot 64. ton ore higher up 6%, $86 a after falling below 80, it has been a wild ride. been a bit of a flip-flop. you have gold holding its rally, really lingering around that key psychological level of $1500 an ounce. we have oil set to make a comeback. in'sirst back to back rise june. we have a flip-flop in the commodities market heading into this very important central-bank party in wyoming. much for that.ry annmarie hordern with a look at the markets as well as niraj shah. today we are asking the emily of question of the day, how close -- the mliv question of the day, how close is the end of the bull market? reach out to us that the mliv team. bouncingthat rates are along the bottom here and prices may be at a top. now let's get the bloomberg first word news. >> li

stock exchange. this is business. severely crippled operations at hong kong's international airport for a 2nd day on tuesday forcing authorities to cancel all remaining flights out of the city after demonstrators took over the terminals again. reopened early on tuesday fears of another sit in have seen hundreds of flights. stocks hit a 7 month low asian stocks tumbled and die of comments from mainland china about terrorism the threat of intervention. one protesters against following a path of no return. for a few brief hours hong kong airport was flying again but then the protesters were back to block the vast concourse resulting in the cancellation of hundreds of flights. with the world watching the protests.

stock exchange but not all smiles now. stocks fell today as it intensified in hong kong protesters and already aggravated by the trade dispute between washington and beijing, the dow is down more than 300 point news talking about making a big splash and not in a good way. this is new video after a car crashed into a swimming pool at a seattle gym this morning. three people were actually in the pool at the time. one of them helped get the driver to safety. it happened just before 8:00 in morning. luckily in one was hurt. >>> it is two eaks since the shooting in gilroy. there is a fundraiser now underway at the el pollo loco in gilroy off chestnut street at the top of the hour and lasts until 9:00 tonight. the restaurant said that all money raised will be distributed eventually between the families of steven romero and keyla salazar and trevor irby. all three were killed in the garlic festival. >>> new video to show you this morning of an unusual i.c.e. protest in the same mississippi town where agents recently detained hundreds. several dozen children marched yesterday. most latino immigrants. many directly affected by last w

ten cent tradesed in hong kong what's happening affects china and the world, but i don't think the stocks that trade in hong kong necessarily behave on the new york stock exchangeare implications for the way that china handles or does not handle these ongoing protests for the companies that are in your etf >> i think it certainly handles oit influences the sentiment there's riots in the streets of hong kong. the situation with the hand over of hong kong back to china has always been an area with some stress involved. right now some of that stress is boiling up it's certainly important to the sentiment. i don't know that it resolves itself affects fundamentals but certainly will affect sentiment and we'll have to see what happens with it. >> finally, where does the calculus lie now from china's point of view. you said they have taken gloves off, they are using yuan more aggressively now what are they thinking today when they see what appears to be sensitivity on our part, the u.s.'s part regarding equity prices >> look, tariffs ar bad idea i can't stress this enough this is a point i learned very clearly in college mathematically we had a trade scuffle with chin

hong kong. protests going on there. and the stock exchange, you can see down close to 3%. color, red across the board. you have the foot hey, the dax and -- ftse, dax and cac all lower. craig erlum joins us now from london. craig, what do you make of this global selloff? asia, you're seeing it in europe and we're setting up this way here. >> seems to be very much the perfect storm going into august that we've had the fed not be as doveish as many wanted them to be, we've had the trade war obviously escalate with 10% tariffs that trump announced last week, with the yuan selloff, seeing retaliation from the chinese side and brexit is very much heating up and we may now be only a few months away with exiting the european union with a no deal brexit which is damaging to both sides. i hope the news will get better over the next few weeks but i fear it may be a quiet few weeks and people will absorb a lot of negative news. deirdre: you mentioned brexit. it's actually hallow wean, the -- halloween, the 31st of october if nothing else moves before then, what is the most likely sce

hong kong. trading in the biggest shares listed on the london stock exchange was delayed for more than an hour,50 indexes were affected, although smaller stocks traded as normal at 08:00. trading resumed at 09:40 — the longest closure since february 2011, when it was shut for more than four hours. a blow to debenhams today — ted baker has announced it's ending its partnership to sell child ren's clothing through debenhams and is switching to next. it has signed a five—year deal with next, who will "create and sell" ted baker—branded clothes, shoes and accessories for babies and children. now, have you worked out how brexit is going to affect you? the country is obviously divided about what they think about brexit — they are also divided about how to behave. just under a third of consumers have changed their spending habits due to brexit uncertainty, and just under a quarter have put off making major purchases, a survey by kpmg suggested. they are also delaying booking holidays and making stock market investments. in london, one in 20 people even delayed their wedding due to brexit. linda ellett

hong kong? orwe consider this noise do we have to ignore it? hannah: you can see the stock exchangeot immune to the worries we have seen. there is additional risk investors are pricing in based on political turmoil in hong kong. most hong kong located companies listed on the exchange, the vast majority of revenues are not coming from hong kong. aside from a couple property names, you are looking at the broader china complex. those worries have dragged down equity market performances, which is why you are seeing hong kong lag the global indices. haslinda: would you buy on weakness? there are still some good companies that are not connected to the political situation. hannah: there are certainly buying opportunities for companies within broader southeast asia. for certain investors willing to take that tesco --that tactical risk, it could potentially be some good names on sale. youinda: how concerned are when it comes to reports that funds, investors are getting the money out of hong kong and perhaps to place it in singapore? hannah: there are always reactions whenever there is politi

money watch," twitter cracks down on misinformation in hong kong, and target launches a grocery brand. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchangethat and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, retail takes center stage beginning today on wall street. home depot and kohl's will release quarterly results today. other notable earnings scheduled for today include tjx, parent company of t.j. max, kohl's and urban outfitters. on wall street stocks notched a third gain in a row powered by gains in tech companies. the dow rallied 249 in the s&p 500 was up 34, and the nasdaq climbed 1oint esident ump is sounding off on the federal reserve once again, urging it to cut interest rates by at least a full percentage point. the president says the move would make the economy even better and would enhance the global economy. unlike previous presidents, president trump continues to pressure the fed and its chairman, jerome powell, tweeting yesterday that the economy is strong, quote, despite the horrendous lack of vision by jay powell and the fed, unquote. >>> twitter says it will no longer accept ads from state-

hong kong etf, tremendous volume today. rallying today taiw taiwan, singapore, and the emerging market etf, or heavy volume than normal back to you. >> bob pisani at the new york stock exchange a major escalation in the situation in hong kong as protesters and police clash at the airport earlier today. and we just had president trump tweeting moments ago at the chinese government is moving troops to the border as the tensions intensify for more on the hong kong protests and what it could mean for trade negotiations with china, let's bring in fred kemp, president and ceo of the atlantic council fred, welcome back it seems that whenever we visit, bad things are happening, but we'll take that as it may be let's talk about the situation over in hong kong. i saw stories last night that hong kong or chinese mainland police were massing near the border in shenzhen, going through exercises. how much of this latest news do you feel is a real portending of a crackdown? >> well, there's a lot that's chilling right now over the weekend, we had some of the most violent scenes we had we had the shutting down of the flights to the airport you also have new language in the chinese governmen

we've seen in the hong kong terminal in weeks on ends, days leading into this, i would say it is a little surprising. neil: thank you very much, susan li at the new york stock exchange. she had mentioned cathay pacific the big hong kong carrier, some of the duress it is feeling, it is actually urging customers to postpone non-essential travel. think about that a second. an air carrier saying if you don't have to fly, don't. s that warranted? is this fear and anxiety getting over the top? independent women's forum claudia rosette said these are biggest rebuke of beijing since tianamen square. that is scary in itself, huh? >> the problem is not the protesters. i watched them there at the airport. they were entirely peaceful. what they're asking for is freedom. that is what they're asking for, you would ask forfeit china was busy imposing its rules on you, me, or anybody. and, the question is, how does this end? we're seeing what we're seeing right now, is actually incredible bravery on the part of the people of this marvelous city of hong kong. neil: so, when you talk about they want freedom, this is advanced a little bit beyond the extradition issue, right? where are

the last british mayor of hong kong said that if the chinese act in hong kong you would be a catastrophe. >> no doubt. edward, thanks. now to jackie with the new york stock exchange with one of the big rally down there. jackie. >> good evening, melissa. strong gains for the market today with a dialogue enough 372-point game. after optimism on the part of investors when they heard the news that the treasury department said it will delayed new tariffs on some goods from china until december 15. remember, the new round of tears was supposed to be implemented september 1. this will include things like games, toys, computers, some clothing items. certain sectors really getting a boom here. we saw the dow leader, apple, intel and thou itself. apple was one that was hit the hardest. really rebounding today. retail was a strong two. dow stocks, or an nike were all higher. best buy was the leader on the s&p for retail, as well. what is interesting as you saw a rotation today. you sell the stock market higher, oil prices higher, risk and came off in terms of gold prices. they were lower and also the ten year note. we saw that ten year yield rise. melissa: jackie, thank you

stock exchange. handfulrter: there are a of other geopolitical outweighing on the global market. hong kongong kong is grappling with anti-government protesters storming the airport for the second day in a row. it has taken a toll on the hong kong stock mark, down roughly 14% since start of april raul sestro. macau- resort and casino operator sands china was lowered as well as hong kong airline cafe pacific, now down about 14% for the year.st ins are worried about a longer term conflict between hong kong and beijing. we did see u.s. stocks come off of their highsoday when president donald trump tweeted that china is moving troops to hong kong's borders earlier this afternoon. italy and argentina are coping with populace price, with italy's government teetering on the brink of collapsend argentina coping with the current president's poor performance in the primary ntelection. arian stocks plunged almost 50% on monday, one of the worst declines the world has oten in decades. let's forget about the uk. they're still struggling to avoid a hard, no-deal exit from the european union, or brexit as

record levels and commission income in shanghai the shanghai stock exchange also registered a net gain this week despite ongoing protests in hong kong meanwhile the new tech focused index of the shanghai market the stock market seems to be stabilizing after a month of operations with big gains right off the bat and then a 10 percent drop in their 3rd trading week in hong kong the hang seng index for the week also despite a fall a point 8 percent on thursday widely attributed to the purchase it persistent protest movement in japan the nikkei 225 the next also up for the week keeping the regional trend going and posting a strong gain a point 4 percent to close the trading week on friday moving from east asia to south asia the sensex index in mumbai breaks the regional trend posting a red arrow for this week a 1.4 percent drop on thursday also falling on friday making a run of 4 down days in a row to end the week in australia. for the week after a panicked 63000000000 dollars sell off last week interesting pattern over the week bouncing back from the sell off until stumbling on wednesday but still netting a green arrow by friday moving

hong kong. trading in the biggest shares listed on the london stock exchange was delayed for more than an hour,it's ending its partnership to sell child ren's clothing through debenhams and is switching to next. it has signed a five—year deal with next, who will "create and sell" ted baker—branded clothes, shoes and accessories for babies and children. we've talked about self—driving cars but what's going on with self driving ships? this is in plymouth — they are designing autonomous minesweepers and other un—crewed military and research vessels. the use of absolutely everything, that using the minesweeping, the use of exploration. have an area just outside plymouth and it is called smart sound. they use it as a testing area to put out these autonomous areas in this testing area. it is an exciting project. it's all part of a drive to invest in what they want to call a coastal powerhouse and develop new technologies for the maritime industry. adrian bradley has been there to find out more. plymouth is a city with hundreds of years of maritime history. from the mayflower to this autonomous minesw

allie bob delaying $15 billion lifting on the stock exchange in hong kong because of the protest. isclosure, i do own allie bob a stock they said profit fell last them wall street thought, just what you want. it will be less than what wall street expected. now we are up 5%, a children's place not so rosy, the stock is down 3%. as usual we have to check for coin for you, roughly $10000.9951 down, 840 bucks this money. and oil is barely moving, it is up 88 cents despite the fact that he u.s. drone shot down over yemen earlier today. it is now up 91 cents. walmart suing tesla after solar panels on some store roofs caught fire. just like another very public, tesla is down. >> it is a headache, i'm not making of tesla. certainly would not be a buyer. i never liked the idea of buying solar city. they cannot handle. i cannot like it, this is a reflection of the fact that that was probably a very bad deal for tesla. stuart: you killed a soul there. i made a lot of money lately in no position right now. i'm looking to get around the market rally of 250. >> the interesting thing, was that th

hong kong thank you for speaking to dump. thank you argentina's financial markets are known to be volatile but even by these standards it was a brutal meltdown the merval stock exchange nervous stock index rather lost almost half of its value in dollar terms what bloomberg said was the 2nd row.

hong kong thank you for speaking to w. thank you argentina's financial markets are known to be volatile but even by these standards it was a brutal meltdown the marvel stock exchange nervous stock index rather lost almost half of its value in dollar terms what bloomberg said was the 2nd worst one day plunge of any market in 70 years investors panic after the country's business friendly president was walloped in a primary election by his leftist rival who is running mate is the former president many blame for the country's economic mess they're promising more of the state. the peso tumbled more than 30 percent against the u.s. dollar before recovering somewhat on monday shares in argentine companies fell and the price of insuring the country's debt rose investors fear that argentine president moderate c.e.o. mock you will lose control of the country before he writes his financial condition in part through a series of painful cuts on the streets upon us i this normal argentinians are running out of patience. i hope the economy revives because many people want to work and can't we get to the end of the month just making it we're now working to pay taxes because being

atmd a investment firm based in hong kong, despite all the chaos over there, they went public on the new york stock exchangep nicely from the offering price. there is one check i want to make, bitcoin. up $1300. they arrived as a source of safety? ashley: it is becoming more and more of a viable alternative. a lot of people don't like it but hey. >> goes up when our markets go down. stuart: gold, flight to safety, even bitcoin. neil, it is yours. neil: even bitcoin. thank you very, very much, stuart. let's follow what is going on, stuart. peek at the dow 30. 29 of the 30 were down. it had been all 30 but coca-cola turned up. all 11 s&p 500 sectors that we monitor closely, are down. and some of them down appreciably on fears here, this will extend a while. it was really interesting when i started going inside of the numbers, how far and widespread this is. those of course sensitive to what is going on i

hong kong airport. president trump says chinese troops may be ready to take action. joining me now with reaction from the the floor of the new york stock exchangeie deangelis. jackie, you have these countervailing forces, right? sigh of relief on tariffs but these horrible images from hong kong. >> it's a love-hate relationship with headlines coming from china and u.s. on trade. these reactions are very strange. these bumps we're getting, 440 points on the dow, coming to the fact the u.s. will delay imposition of the tariffs until december 15th, certain clothes, cell phones, computers, toys, that kind of thing and the market is breathing a sigh of relief. we had news that lighthizer and mnuchin will talk to the chinese in two weeks. progress is being made. u.s. giving concessions so it can try to make a deal. that is the interpretation of traders on the floor here. look at the 10-year note. because as investors went into stocks today, they sold bonds. you can see that the yield is rising slightly there, 1.69%. meantime leaders on the dow, they cover a broad range of sectors. tech got hit very hard. it will be protected by the new tariff restric

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banks it's picking up and the hope was alibaba with an additional listingin the hong kong exchange was going to elevate the stock as you dem okay ties the ability for investors to get involved in it i don't think you would second guess those plans but the timing may be uncertain on that but that's going to be the next big lift there but you have issues here which are continuing to force u.s. companies to rethink their investment there, not just from trade but now from unrest. so that's another reason why i think you've got to take a second look at your exposure and also, your bond exposure, this isn't going to drive yields higher in the u.s., it will drive them lower as you increase that run, that dash to safety in treasuries. >> i definitely -- clearly the banks would always say we're not going to take sides and we're committed to hong kong in the long term. on the record or off the record i wasn't expecting them to say otherwise so that's not not guiltily indicative of huge long-term commitment i would say they all need exposure to china and if hong kong does decline a little bit in the long term as an axis po

hong kong managerial authority to win a virtual banking license. back home in shenzhen, equally bullish, sending an agreement stock exchange to work on cloud computing it kept out the fountain pen to sign an zte.ith in june, it teamed up with a singapore investment giant to invest in a start up in the u k last month, it went mobile in invest $100 million in a local streaming company. it also partnered with bmw to develop self driving cars in tona, and it said go go go pokemon. they are developing computer games to help the kitchen become -- pikachu become pika-china. it's currently tapping into the catalogs of lady gaga and taylor is notand if all that enough, sources also tell us it is planning to come back to the loan market with a bang, seeking $5 billion for banks. with so many fingers in so many pies, it's a loan is approved, there will be plenty of ways for tencent to spend the money -- if the loan is approved. emily: i want to bring in selina wang who joins us from beijing. what do investors focus on here? seems to be a mixed bag? even the profit numbers beat expectations, the focus was really on that decline in growth in ad revenues. very pr