let's kick off with some economic data in the form of the january german ifo business climate. it's 109.8 versus a forecast of 111.3. this after a reading of 110 in the month of december. that was the highest reading since february of 2011. so a bit of weakness in the month of january. looking at the sub components, the ifo current conditions index is at 116.9, bang in line with the forecast. but the headline index below expectations. the expectations index is at 103. once again below forecasts. louisa, yesterday we saw a mixed performance when it came to the pmis. the services number for germany was below what analysts had been anticipating. manufacturing was stronger. overall the fourth quarter in germany has seen a strong end to the year what we're seeing in january is a more mixed performance but a continuation of that overall strongish trend. >> some say there's the seasonal factor at play, i think it will be interesting to see how this data holds up, especially after some of the projection indexes on optimism given the huge changes we're seeing in the states on policy. wh

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germany's ifo institute measure of business confidence fell.t was at an all-time high prior to september prior to the u.s. election. >> let's check out some sports now and check in on the australian open. tennis in melbourne. you may know that rafael nadal plus career has been dog by injury in recent years, but the champion has looked back. minas raonic -- milos raonic blocking his path to the finals. >> rihanna's did not have his a's impact. the first set would go to the matchup, nadal was quoted saying if he's not playing aggressive, he is dead. he showed that aggression, plus the agility needed to take an early lead in the second set. raonic held on as long as he could, but mistakes can he canadian under pressure. and out of reach for hand gave him the lead. history-your string without a major semi ended with raonic coming up short. nadal took it in straight sets. >> nadal will play griego dimitrov of old area -- grigor dimitrov. the american second seed, who could play older sister venus in the final, crushed britain's joanna conta -- konta

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ifo aid is able toet to them, they die. they have almost 600 children.aeli and palestinian doctors have worked on them. reconciliation is working together. i don't think we need reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change. and it depends on that. >> i think that i hope we can make children not to hate my neighbors, my arab neighbors. testimony we're good neighbors, one day we will dance together. . xxxxxxxx÷o÷o÷o÷o÷m÷m÷m÷m÷m÷m >> we all know who chris hedges is, that's why you're here. big draw. i just want to say a few things . i worked at the "l.a. times" for 30 years and -- so i know something about mainstream journalism. and i have a particular respect for chris hedges coming out of that environment, trying to work in these institutions, trying to maintain your integrity and up against everything from insufficientrable arrogance, bureaucracy, and timidity. and tunism. and it's really sort of been interesting to s

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the ifo business climate i dex h index hitting the lowest level since september. seemed like they were pricing in our gains here. germany up 1%. the story of better economic data in europe remains intact despite the overall trend. we have key data out of asia. japanese exports snapping a 14-month slump. imports fell by a larger than expected 2.6%. exports at 5.6 billion. you can see the trap geez market up 1.4%. weaker yen, strong equities. china with modest gains. >>> as for the broader market picture, oil prices right now, after oil sort of declined last night on the bigger build in supply. there's your oil trade, also lower again. 52.88, down a half percent. brent down a half percent. 55.15. the u.s. dollar back in stronger mode, at least -- it was yesterday. sort of reversing early this morning. weaker against the yen, 113.57, weaker against the year euro 1. gold declining again a half percent. we wonder is the trump rally back on track now that he's making moves on infrastructure, growth, focusing less on protectionism. it moves day-to-day. >> it does. it's a

i came across an old ifo the other day, and it seemed tiny compared to my six plus. >> smartphones arer, but i think they are pushing the envelope in terms of how big you can get before having a tablet. if you look at how well the se day, i think there is a market for both. , butnot know the exact mix the mix between the iphone seven plus and the iphone is probably pretty balanced. joe: here is my other -- scarlet: here is my other question. beuld analysts and investors better at reading what apple does? every quarter, they lowball. you would think that people would know how to read this company better. >> when you're talking about a business of this scale, so deeply intertwined with global activity, i do not think it is that easy to do. i do not fault the analysts there. i just want to say, i love my iphone event. i have qualms about certain things it does. the question i have is how much carry will be have to around a rectangle of glass that is fundamentally an inconvenient device. it is not the device of the future. yes, it is a really good implementation of an old device. i think t

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ifo we go, disney star wars prequel rogue one led the box office for third straight weekend. it is expected to ultimately generate $770 million globally. i didn't contribute to that amount but they say it is really good. >> not too late, disney's other successes, helping north american theaters to a new revenue record with total sales reaching 11 billion. could have watched all of those with the time we have here. >> i watched finding dory. i loved it. >> i missed that one. ♪ >> a positive start as most major market step into the new year. servicesactories and closed at 2016 robustly signaling growth is strong enough for more reform. attentions with beijing continue to rise following phone calls to donald trump. >> and oil climbing as the global curve comes into effect. not all producers will comply with the deal. >> this is the second hour of daybreak asia coming to you from u.s. and asia headquarters. i'm shery ahn in hong kong. eddie bank it is passive and p.m. in new york. we are just getting some headlines on singapore. the first major economic numbers. more on these num

ifo changed after the survey. the german yield is up. and nymex crude is down by 0.6%. $53 a barrel. industry data showing u.s. crude stockpiles expanded, while libya increased outputs to the highest level since 2014, the country restoring production following internal conflict. that is a look at the markets. let's get the bloomberg first word news. here is sebastian salek. seb: president donald trump plans to unveil actions on national security, including building a wall on the mexican border and limiting refugee inflows. he treated overnight -- "we will build a long." -- the wall." the mexican peso fell on the news. the nearly $20 trillion national debt needs to be "addressed" sooner rather than later. break for condom to campaign promises and cut social security and medicare. he said, we have to do something soon. the trust funds could go bankrupt. gary cohn has jumped from goldman sachs to the trunk don't administration. it is helping him a lot, with bonuses in stock holdings at the bank. to help the former seo will avoid conflicts o

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