another one and a half billion dollars there is a prospect for both agricultural goods and for the industrial groupn the nizhny novgorod region began the production of belarusian russian trams the joint project was named minin it was formed from the names of minsk and nizhny novgorod until 2024 the company plans to produce 176 cars, 26 of them three-section one designed specifically for nizhny novgorod , the rest of the trains are planned to be used to upgrade the tram fleet in two countries. involve business in import substitution development bank for these purposes, launched special loan products for business and they are in demand since the beginning of the year, 140 projects have been implemented for a total amount of over 65 million rubles. they cover all regions of the country and sectors of the economy from agriculture to software to obtain funding, it is necessary for the project to meet the necessary criteria and be truly import-substituting, if a small and medium-sized business entity carries out production, import-substituting products and the share of e, revenue from these, import-subst

this industry group's growth. this engine during further stimulus hopes.ing measures that support the economy. this all after a state council meeting chaired by the premier. it is part of all this we got the central bank saying it will guide financial institutions to support mergers and acquisitions in among these property companies. it's get to kathleen hays. this coming after a meeting chaired by the pboc governor. trying ticket things stabilized. >> on every front but the property sector as you all know has been a crushing weight for japan's economy from starting in 2020 through 2021. because the government has made some noise about helping the property sector instead of bearing down on it and saying you better solve your debt problems. stocks have surged. they are off the highs recently. what came out of this meeting chaired by the head of the people's bank of china, an important pillar of the government are a number of things they are talking about doing. they want to help the property market restructure. they're going to guide banks to support richar

caroline: can you go as broadbrush with industry groups? joe: i think that really there are some winners and losers. the way we see it is we have had rolling corrections and the willing recession that could play through next year. within that, we are looking at a first in, first out, more of the way we think about it is the companies and sectors that have underperformed dramatically in the earlier cycles are where we actually are looking for opportunities. it looks like more consumer discretionary names which are trading cheaply and we are looking at home builders, because it is a short cycle in early cycle. if we are right in the fed does stop raising rates, eventually we think they will cut through the end of next year and those are sectors that will do well. paul: a viewer/listener said how can stocks perform if we've still got some pretty significant earnings risk? how do you factor that in? joe: way we think about it is stocks went down 20% depending on where you were and went down because they discounted earnings coming down. we think

. >>> tonight, a tech industry group is suing california over a law requiring tech companies to create policies to protect children's privacy online. in the lawsuit, that choice claims the legislation violates free speech, arguing tech companies have the right to make decisions on what they can publish. california lawmakers pass the landmark bill in august. net choice previously sued texas and florida over their social media laws. >>> still ahead, tonight, the bay area getting some much-needed rain last weekend but we will look at just how well it is refreshing our reservoirs. then, the salmon population is surging in a very unexcited place in the south bay, how they are getting help from humans. >>> another chilly night in store for us tonight, frost advisories and freeze warnings are in effect for most of the bay area, but these temperatures are chilly, though they are not that far below average below, we will take a look at tomorrow's lows and if there is any rain coming up in the first alert forecast. sometimes a cough isn't just a cough, so it's better to be prepared. binaxnow™ gi

. >>> an industry group says the average wholesale price of medium-sized eggs in tokyo was 262 yen orn november. that's up more than 25% from a year earlier and is the highest on record for that month. eggs aren't usually as susceptible to price swings as some food items in japan. they are so important to the food industry that manufacturers have built in a high degree of efficiency, and it usually absorbs any external price pressures. >>> flower growers near tokyo are busy shipping ball shaped chrysanthemums known as ping-pong mums. they are used for new year's decorations. shiba prefecture is the second largest area of the flower cultivation in japan. farmers start to ship the blooms in december. the chrysanthemum has been considered to bring happiness and prosperity since ancient times because it lasts for a long time. it is especially popular in japan as decoration for the new year. farmer hirayama grows about 80,000 of them and cuts those that are 70% in bloom for shipping. those flowers will be at their best over new year's. >> translator: as flower farmers, we want to produce f

in an industry group is suing california over a law requiring tech companies to create policies to protect privacy online . the lawsuit legislation violates . arguing that the tech have the right to make. texas and . >>> the forces begun a two day meeting to hammer route descendents of black people enslaved in america. the first in the nation panel is deliberating how compensation might be calculated and what might be required to prove eligibility. they will give guidance . government taking of property, devaluation of black owned businesses, housing dissemination, and health. >> i am here today to ask that you demand to give a reparations check. why? because we have done everything to make this the richest country in the world. >> we are watching you to make sure you are doing reparations for lineage based black americans. >> they have a july 1st deadline for recommendations for the legislator. to ve on proposal to slash the fi fered solar customers for the excess power they feedback to the grid. it could be cut by 75%. the critics say that with discourage a lot of people from installing

. >>> and a japanese industry group forecasts worldwide output of personal computers and ceremoni smartphonescline this year and next. at the same time, chip makers are moving to scale back their production plans. japan electronics and information technology industries association or jaka says global prukts of pc, in 2022 will amount to $200 billion. that's down 2% from last year. it forecasts the figure will drop 4% further in 2023. for smartphones and similar mobile devices, they see output amounting to $330 billion this year. that represents a drop of 6% from last year. for next year, it forecasts a 2% fall. global demand for pcs and smartphones had risen as many people opted to work from home due to the pandemic. but that trend appears to have peaked. a slow down of the chinese and other economies is seen as another reason the market is softening. post offices across japan started accepting new year's greeting cards on thursday. in this age of social media, the postal service is encouraging people to give their greetings in the traditional way by sending nengajo. >> new year's cards that

the tech industry group net choice is made up of amazon, google, meta and twitter. they filed a lawsuit. the law requires social media companies to default to the highest privacy settings for anyone under the age of 18 while supporters of the law say it will protect kids from harmful information, the tech group says it infringes on first amendment ch the law will overmoderate information. the law should take effect in july of 2024. >>> things are moving again in the east bay after a crash involving two big rigs. it happened around 11:00 this morning. investigators say the two big rigs were on 880. all lanes were blocked. neither driver was hurt. chp reopened the lanes shortly before 2:00 this afternoon. >>> still to come, trying to figure out how to move forward with possible reparations for african americans. the committee that met today to discuss the mass tax. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi honored on capitol hill. the tradition he took part in that will immortalize her forever. >>> and that chilly weather continues, already 48 in livermore. we're down to the 40s

we will take a look at industry groups that have done better than others and those that have done worse than others. we have to get insights from the 2023 asia outlook here as well. that is coming up. david: also the latest from crypto markets after sam bankman-fried had been released on a $250 million bail package, one of the largest in u.s. history. that is up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's hard to run a business on your own. with shopify, you have everything you need to setup your online store, to connect with customers, and to bring your dream business to life. because when we work together, the future is bright. these days, your customers are not just down the hall. they're all over the world. so cute. it doesn't have to be lonely at the top. join the millions to finding success on their own terms. start your journey with a free trial today. rishaad: you are back with bloomberg markets. bytedance owned by tiktok saying some steppers inappropriately access data for some u.s. users. they misuse their authority to gain access. this stemmed from an internal probe of journalists accoun

now, the restaurant industry group says this lawsuit should delay the implementation of that law. create a petition drive to put the measure on the 2024 ballot. well, we've heard it before those recyclable bags you get at the grocery store or take out places may not be that recyclable. after all, california adopted the nation's first ban on single use plastic bags nine years ago, and most grocery stores now use the thicker so called reusable plastic bags that are supposed to be recyclable. but now the state attorney general is looking into whether most of those bags even meet recycling standards. if bag manufacturers can't back up that claim they could face multi million dollar fines. well, now that the holidays are over, it's a good time to think about how to dispose your christmas tree recycling or composting. it is what's recommended local waste management agencies are helping customers to do just that. that's because when you throw a christmas tree away, it ends up in the landfill and the rot generates methane, a toxic greenhouse gas. some cities are offering curbside pickup o

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and energy resources with russia at dumping prices for german industry for those financial and industrial groups that supported the personal mrs. merkel, this is of course a big, uh, big gain. but for ukraine, which in fact during this time received uh, putin's army, armed , modernized, the putian invasion army, which was able to modernize over these years, since the 15th year, in fact, at the expense of moneymakers, came from the pro- sales of energy resources, including to a greater extent to germany, therefore ms. merkel can be indirectly considered a sponsor of the invasions regarding whether the west and nato were ready for a possible frontal attack. i believe that then russia was not was ready for fantasy yes yes then it was possible to give five and the west had the political will and resources to resist russian expansion the west then already certain conclusions from the situation with georgia in 2008 and regarding the fact that here is 2007-2008 the story ukraine's entry into nato, i would like to remind you, first of all, that nato's plan for ukraine was talked about way back in 2003 a

germany. resources with russia at dumping prices for the german industry, for those financial and industrial groups supported the cds is a personal mrs. merkel, of course, this is a big, uh, big gain. but for ukraine, which is actually for this time, putin's army was armed with a modernized putian invasion army, which was able to modernize for

product was presented to the surrounding ukraine because, for example, according to the poultry industry group yes, you and eggs. that is, we are a country that fully provided for itself, moreover, we exported. but if we look now with you on the liberated middle of tucson and one of the largest poultry farms that existed there in chernobaivka, well, it is a horror there, it is already heading for an ecological disaster after that made by the russians. and this is quite a large percentage of the poultry market was represented in that part, as well as in donetsk region and kharkiv region, the same workers . angelika seasonal goats come to us angelika good morning, you have a word. i congratulate you, colleagues . well, our defenders have repelled russian offensives near 11 settlements in the past day, and this is only in the eastern region, and also during this day they succeeded send 380 occupiers to hell about these and other news in a few moments 291 days of the russian-ukrainian war continues for your attention news on espresso in the studio anzhelika sezonenko works there is no need to evac

it on their own behalf or do they represent certain environments, maybe certain financial or industrial groups and so on, this does not only apply to a on kissinger - it is generally about world great diplomacy, you remember the speculations about the negotiations during and immediately after the visit of president macron to washington then president biden said that , in principle, he was not against negotiations, and president macron said that he did not want to force ukraine into negotiations, so the talks about potential negotiations did not make him wait the very next day, the kremlin stated that the negotiations should begin with the recognition that russia has acquired new territories , that is, the russians are ready to negotiate only on the basis of the capitulation of ukraine and the west, this is not a serious negotiating position, so i am not very interested in hypothetical discussions about negotiations when the kremlin clearly does not take negotiations seriously at all on my own terms i read henrikeisin's article the only interesting point in this article was that he said that uk

industries . the working group will maintain a map of industrialization, and also develop a direction for the development of import substitution in the union, the commission will interact with industrial enterprises, industry associations and chambers of commerce and industry of the eu countries, this can build up an operational chain and increase the competitiveness of products in the domestic and foreign markets. the first meeting of the working group is planned to be held early next year. above national tax the committee will be created in the union state this implies an agreement between minsk and moscow and the general principles of levying indirect taxes it was ratified by the federation council the day before the main goals of removing barriers to mutual trade the formation of a single information space for joint and systemic counteraction to indirect tax evasion the size of the minimum exemption rates will be fixed and benefits, a single database of exchange information. can be created in the cis with such a proposal the belarusian side, the chairman of the board of the commodity exchange, noted

given what we have seen this year what does 2023 bring in terms of opportunities and industry groupshere else in the world, 2022 has been a year of value stocks and in india we have seen the rotation from growth to value. plus the outlier and impact of high commodity prices and oil prices as a result of the ukraine invasion. this has not been a year for quality stocks. we think going into 2023, there is going to be a mean reversion and high-quality businesses which are consistent cash flow generating which demonstrate growth, they will come at the top in the next year. that is our outlook. rishaad: that brings me to what has been happening this year. we have seen things that would otherwise go into chinese equities and assets find themselves going towards india. is that trend continue in your view given that valuations seem pretty rich with regards to indian companies? that is something historic. where is the value than in doing that and are you inspecting more foreign flows? praveen: money that was originally destined for china which has been diverted to india is largely in the priv

. >> this creates 4 million new jobs, and saves $200 billion in health care costs read oil industry group say this is too ambitious and will leave california defendant on -- dependent on foreign oil. kumasi: a landslide in m has left it does instead. at least one of those killed is a five-year-old boy. it happened at a hillside tourist campground outside of kuala lumpur. malaysia is experiencing monsoon conditions this week. a san francisco couple is stuck in peru as the country deals with massive civil unrest. there are large protests. tao and her boyfriend arrived in peru before the unrest began. supplies to the hotel are cut off. >> our point of contact at the u.s. embassy said, " i hope you guys are flexible. hopefully in a week by christmas we should be able to get you guys out." they are also -- they do not know what will happen. reggie: the usa department issued alerts to americans saying to shelter-in-place. >> a charity says they need help. how you can help out in the holiday season, plus restoration recovery. spacex launched this morning, aim to help leonard had a live look outs

rishaad: could this industry group really consolidate in 2023?ntelligence suggests they may well do. we have some builders that continue to struggle to survive, we have our senior industry analyst. patrick, we see a gradual i suppose easing in these restrictions. i'm not sure if it is good for the property market looking ahead. patrick: the situation is we have the opening on covid, that will be a positive for the overall property market. home prices keep coming down quite a bit. affecting the home sale sentiment the next couple of months i think. but hopefully sometime next year, middle of next year, we will see positive things. in terms of sales momentum, it was really bad last year. rishaad: the thing is, developers may find it easier because they've been allowed to raise money from various channels such as bank loans, bonds and equities. this is part of the latest china plan. the thing is, they got to try to relieve their cash flow and that is part of it. will they be able to do that? patrick: i think they focus on those. it is possible to st

the industry group says the lawsuit is designed to delay the law while it works on a petition drive to put the measure on the 2024 ballot. we've heard it before those recyclable bags you get at the grocery store or take out places not be recyclable. after all, california adopted the nation's first ban on single use plastic bags nine years ago in most grocery stores went to thicker, reusable plastic bags that are supposed to be recyclable. but now the state attorney general is looking into whether most of those bags meet recycling standards. bad magnet bag manufacturers cannot back up that claim. they could face multimillion dollar fines. dungeness crab season is expected to start tomorrow, but i could change again. the chronicle reports. many crabbers don't know whether it will be possible to deliver crabs in time for the new year's eve celebrations due to the winter storm and high winds expected in the ocean. the earliest people can expect to see local dungeness crab in the stores could be next week. some fishermen who sell fresh crab from their boats could make it out in time for the

they'll be helped by various individual partners in doing say, because and now even a huge industry his group has developed on helping companies see the way through all these changes. all right, well to leave it there. susanna streeter markets. analysts, thank you so much. we're jeremy's economy is projected to go into recession next year. but there are growing sides at the moment that the situation might not be as bad as initially feared. for one consumer spending hasn't been as heavily affected by higher energy prices as expected. wholesale prices for gas electricity, for example, have also declined significantly, despite trading at record levels. recently, inflation is expected to drop from just below 9 percent for this year to lower than 6 percent next year. or of course, energy does remain a major economic challenge. last monday alone on one of the coldest days this month, germany used up a whole percent of the countries gas reserves demonstrating to us how vulnerable the countries energy supplies may be. however, a bit of good news from today. one of germany's most important business su

all in the latest outlook, we're joined now by willie walsh, who is the director general of the industry groupgreat to talk to you. global aviation returning to 2023, sure that really read to, u.s. airlines continue to be profitable, the rest of the world struggles. it >> that is probably a fair assessment. we are forecasting a small net profit under five u.s. billion dollars. a strong performance in north america with 11.4 billion. the main area lagging behind is the asia pacific region still forecast to 6.6 billion. it is a continuing story for what we have seen in 2022. it is a improving situation and clearly the trajectory is the right way. guy: why do you think it is improving given the fact that a lot of economic forecast .2 a recession in 2023? willie: we are still forecasting global gdp in positive territory. clearly a significant slowdown from where we are. our latest work as has gdp at 1.3%. to be fair, and is not showing us where we see things today. that could change things. i listen to your earlier comments about technical recession. if we do see recession in some major economies,

industry groups as well. casino stocks jumping here. as much as 8%.y were at the highest levels that we've seen since the 24th of february. restaurant operators. travel providers helping to cement the rise. cny currently at 7.07 against the dollar. we've seen appreciation of the yuan through november. just about 3%. dollar down about 3% against its chinese counterparts. yvonne: the bk to 25 jumping today along with the rest of the region. it's a good feeling. a smaller hike in december. nikkei above 1%. it's been underperforming asian peers. excluding japan, the widest at 24 years on a monthly basis in november. up 1%. chinese stocks, the hang seng and csi 300 index have been adding $1.7 trillion over the month of november alone. the yen is back being a haven play. now let's get the first word news. su keenan in new york. su: jerome powell says the central bank may slow its rate hike pace as soon as its december meeting. powell said the timing is less significant than how high rates need to go and how long policy needs to stay in a restrictive level.

an industry group says there is no widespread shortas. cvs, walgreens and rite aid are limiting certain children's medications. depending on the store, purchase amounts may be limited online and in the store. >>> the u.s. house committee investigating the january 6th insurrection is expected to publish the final record today. on wednesday it released transcripts of interviews with more than two dozen witnesses of major players in donald trump's orbit. sara murray has the details. >> reporter: the january 6th committee failing to meet the deadline to release the full report on wednesday instead saying their full report is going to be available to the public on thursday. there are eight chapters, hundreds of pages. everyone is still waiting. in the meantime on wednesday evening the committee did release 34 transcripts. largely transcripts of people who didn't answer investigator's questions. in most cases they invoked their fifth amendment right against self-incrimination. they include big names, trump's fo former national security adviser,

the study was financed by two industry groups, the california association of wine grape growers and the report shows the direct and indirect influences from wineries, vineyards and related businesses. the $73 billion figure is an increase of about $16 billion since 2016. tomorrow is your chance to check out some of the best bay area museums and it won't cost you a dime. all weekend 21 of san francisco's most popular museums are weaving admission, the fees are being covered by anonymous donors. tomorrow it is free admission at the exploratorium, the moment, the asian art museum and more. today the dion legion of honor, the walt disney family museum all took part in the event to preserve -- reserve tickets go to sf free museum weekend.com. what weather was not enough to dampen spirits at an event in oakland's chinatown today, musical performances were just part of the show. the annual chinatown winter solstice festival, the event also includes arts and craft booths, along with several different food vendors. it is put on by the oakland chinatown improvement council and will continue tomor

the biggest loser in terms of industry groups.l markets are feeling the impact of the boj's surprise policy change as traders approach the end of the year at one of the worst years for stocks and bonds in generations. how sustainable is this yield curve control going to be? let's bring in bloomberg senior economy editor kristin surak. i would ask you what we are seeing on day two, but is this policy normalization or is this just a counter yen moves? kristin: huge question, francine. date two, first off pretty quiet compared to yesterday of course. we are slipping into that holiday low. we are seeing markets being quieter. of course the boj being quieter. they don't want to take that message any further from yesterday's stock. we are seeing bets about yen strength and continuing. a lot of people looking at perhaps falling into the one 20's or maybe even further. a lot of speculation around that. going forward, why cc was very on kuroda like. he stepped up to the bond bullies all year including july when it was a tumultuous time. he

. >>> an industry group suing california over a law requiring tech companies to create policies to protectn's privacy online. in the lawsuit net choice claims legislation violates free speech arguing tech companies have right to make decisions on what they can publish. california lawmakers passed the bill in august. net choice sued texas and florida over their social media loss. >>> senate has unanimously passed a bill to ban tiktok from government devices. lawmakers from both parties expressed security concerns about the popular chinese owned app. the bill goes to the house for approval. several federal agencies including defense and homeland security departments already have bans in place. >>> we are still in a drought but recent rains are starting to recharge bay area reservoirs. marin's are at over 2/3 capacity. east bay mud total storage is 70% but part of that is water purchased from elsewhere. in santa clara it boosted capacity from 14.7% to 19.2%. sierra snow will add to those levels later in the year once it starts to melt. with so many reservoirs well below historical averages, d

jobina: a powerful fast food industry group is trying to stop a new law protecting it includes aaa, in out -- chipotle, starbucks and and outy 1 calling for a council to raise employment standards and set a standard minimum wage for the entire industry. opponents are trying to get it before voters. they want the law to be put on hold until 2024. kumasi: a request for a recount has been set to the alameda county registrar of voters. it came after an error was found. a setting was left unchecked causing an error in the rank-choice voting method. the correct results could put mike hutchinson's -- as the winner. the alameda county registrar voters leased a statement reading "there are jurisdictions outside of california that require our cv to handle the first weight which is why the eurasian exists in the system." the registrar could reject the request. two people died at a rockslide in yosemite national park. it happened tuesday morning. the road is closed from the park boundary to big old -- big oak flat road and it it will be a few days before it opens up. if you want to get through you

the study was financed by two industry groups the california association of wine grape growers and thee institute the report shows the direct and indirect influences from wineries vineyards and related businesses the 73 billion dollar figure is an increase of about 16 billion dollars since 2016 today. is your chance to check out some of the bay area's best museums, and it won't cost you a dime. that is if you can get a ticket all weekend 21 of san francisco's most popular museums are waving admission the fees are being covered by anonymous donors museums participating today include the exploratorium the moma and the asian art museum beware tickets are sold out online, so you'll have to try to get them in person. there will be a limited amount of tickets available on site for more information go to sf free museum weekend. com what weather yesterday wasn't enough to dampen spirits at an event in oakland's chinatown? musical performances were just part of the show at the annual chinatown winter solstice festival the event continues today with arts and craft boots along with several differ

our stock picking viewers throughout and listeners, where should they be looking, what sectors, industry groups and stocks. >> we're playing a balancing act. going into the first part of next year, we have gone over weight energy. we have gone over weight real estate we have maintained an overweight in health care, and surprisingly, we're constructive on industrials which we just moved to overweight. here we think you're going to see a fair amount of earnings resilience on that part of the market, the production side relative to the consumer side. we're looking for a combination of characteristic where is we can also benefit from a risk on at con attribute. it dials you into the energy and industrial sectors. >> and before we let you go, one last thought because you're a strategy, you model stuff out a lot. what are you assuming the ending fed funds rate will be when they finish their tightening cycle? s >> look, the house projection is a level north of five. i think that's going to follow the data here, and i think what the market is expecting right now at a level approaching five looks to me

> well, we've got an approach where we look at relative strength and valuations really on the industry group level so i imagine we'll get quite a bit of turnover. i mean, we've been in semiconductor equipment stocks, we've been in the homebuilders surprisingly enough despite this housing meltdown that's -- liz: hold on, doug, let me jump in, because you just said semiconductor equipment makers. yesterday, you had lam research, applied materials. those guys were getting absolutely slaughtered, so are you putting your money where your mouth is today as they are much cheaper, certainly after yesterday's hit. >> we've just held our position and that's been a long term holding for us. we've been in those stocks for over five years, and i still think, you know, there maybe a short-term supply glut, but we like the valuations. the low expectations in those stocks, but again, the key message, i mean we certainly are making a list i think for the possible turn but the key message is to be on the lower end of your normal equity exposure range with, i think what is very likely to be a recession in 2023

go on the shopping list there we know value versus growth is fairly large level what types of industry groupspanies are you looking at specifically? >> we're looking at companies, if i look at consumer staples side, we like stocks that trade below 15 times, a french yogurt maker. they have chains it's a great restructuring story so that's one. another one is an italian bank that trades at below a point and a half times tangible book these companies have a lot of running room in terms of the capital structure that they have so looking at unicredit it is going to be able to give back a lot of capital returns because they're not really suffering from any sort of credit losses at least in the short term remember, during covid people were really negative on these banks, but actually the hit was taken by the central bank, not the individual banks. >> we've got a couple of minutes to go before the closing bell here ellen, before we let you leave, one other value part of the market that's talked about a lot is energy but the way it's run makes it seem like it's not value anymore. do you still think t

the study was financed by two industry groups the california association of wine grape growers and the wine institute the report shows the direct and indirect influences from wineries vineyards and related figure is an increasebo16 billi6 today. is your chance to check out some of the bay area's best museums, and it won't cost you a dime if you're lucky to get a ticket all weekend 21, san francisco's most popular music dams are waving admission. the fees are being covered by anonymous donors museums participate participating today include the exploratorium the moma and the asian art museum beware tickets are sold out online, so you'll have to try to get them in person. there will be a limited amount of tickets available on site for more information go to sf free museum. com what weather yesterday wasn't enough to dampen spirits at an event in oakland's chinatown? musical performances were just part of the show at the annual chinatown winter solstice festival the event continues today with arts and craft booths along with several different foodrs. the festival is put on by the oakland c

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industry group or sector that is losing the least. basic resources retail and technology down between 1.2 and 1%. as tom promised, let's get over to mark cudmore. mark i know it is a big week for central banks. today you are looking at u.s. real yields. mark: good morning. that risk this week for central banks and uscp i. i think given the rallies we have seen in assets over the last couple of months, we are probably skewed for a slightly negative reaction on the surprise you might get this week. the first half of this year, we were talking about u.s. real yields almost every week as we saw this incredible rebound. the red dotted line is zero and all u.s. real yields turned positive this year. that was not the expectation. that drove at the massive dollar rally which peaked in september the same time the real yields peaked. that move and u.s. real yields and dollars strike was weighing on stocks or the tightening of financial conditions. in the last couple of months, the real yields have drifted a little bit lower overall. it is parti

they didn't crush numbers and dominate the way that other sub-sectors in health care and other industry groups did. so i think there's a benefit there. and i think as far as existential risk, you know, you and i have talked about in the past, drug pricing and medicare for all, those two major risk factors that have kind of surrounded health care, in my opinion, have been significantly reduced this year. the drug pricing with the inflation reduction act, and then this has been, you know, a very liberal political front we've had here, and they've really walked away from universal health care or medicare for all i think that has helped pharma companies and it's helped managed care companies, both of which have been great performers >> great points. final question, you're even going as far as to recommend the xbi, that's had a really tough time as the fed has gone into reverse here why wouldn't the bad liquidity environment still be a headwind for biotech names next year? >> i think it is i feel like we're coming into the year at a better entry point. two really horrible years for biotech, obvious

an industry trade group says women have account ford about 40% of gun sales in recent years. in tonight's eye on america, cbs's mark strassmann shows us how the industry is changing. >> got a good stance. >> reporter: in the heart of alabama, gun country, gracie barhill squeezed off round after round, warming to her month-old smith & wesson 9 millimeter. >> there are things you don't account for when you see it in john wick movies. i'm young. i'm a girl. i never know when a threat's going to come. that's probably my favorite one. >> of course. >> reporter: this 19-year-old's here for girls, guns, and gear at scott recio's gun range, it's a self-defense firearms course, targeting women wary of threats. >> it's absolutely undeniable. the world is changing and they want to be ahead of it. >> reporter: forget gun shy. nationally last year, 1 in 3 first-time gun buyers was a woman. >> all right. go ahead. >> reporter: like emma boutwell. >> i was definitely nervous when i first shot. i need to know how to defend myself. >> reporter: gun instructor beverly al ridge teaches these wom

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an industry trade group says women have accounted for about 40% of gun sales in recent years. in tonight's "eye on america," cbs' mark strassmann shows us how the industry is changing. >> got a good stance. >> reporter: in the heart of alabama, gun country. gracie barhill squeezed off round after round, warming to her month-old smith & wesson 9- millimeter. >> there are things you don't account for when you see it in john wick movies. i'm young. i'm a girl. i never know when a threat is going to come. i mean, that's probably my favorite one. >> well, of course. >> reporter: this 19-year-old is here for girls, guns, and gear, on scott recchio's gun range, it's a self-defense firearms course, targeting women wary of threats. >> it's absolutely undeniable. the world is changing and they want to be ahead of it. >> reporter: forget gun-shy. nationally last year, one in three first-time gun buyers was a woman. >> all right, go ahead. >> reporter: like emma boutwell. >> i was very nervous. i didn't know how to defend myself. >> let's do two rounds this time. >> reporter: gun instructo

an industry group rep says we never have run out of trees and points out that the median price is actually dropped over the past few years and that price certainly doesn't include new york city, which by the way, some of them stand $250 for a five foot to six foot tree. $250. i walked around and went to the meatpacking one and got one for $125. it is not even six feet. >> i'm going tomorrow to get one. >> my tree is quite large. mine was expensive. but mine is tall. i have high cerealings. >> we live in one of the most expensive cities in the country. thank you very much. >>> coming up, what prosecutors believe drove a south carolina believe drove a south carolina attorney to murder his wife and the e virus thatat causes shiningles is slsleeping... in 99%9% of peoplele over 5. it's lying dodormant, in 99%9% of peoplele over 5. wawaiting... and d could reacactivate. shiningles strikikes as a painfnful, blistetering rashh that c can last fofor weeks. shiningles strikikes as a painfnful, anand it couldld wake at anyny time. shiningles strikikes as a painfnful, think k you're notot atat risk f

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the automobile industry group expected to release its sales data.in india boosted retail vehicle sales last month. we are looking also at the performance of landmark cars ipo. they will be using the funds to repay some of their debt. haslinda: nds inflation slowed -- nds inflation slowed below 6% for the first time this year. this was quite a move. >> absolutely and a big reprieve coming for policymakers. they had expected the numbers would be close to 6.35%, but a welcome surprise coming in at five point 88% for the month of november. -- 5.88% for the month of november. globally, we are seeing moderation in commodity prices as well and that was reflected in the numbers. however, a sticky issue seems to be coal inflation. it is still quite elevated. that is something policymakers will be focused on going forward. economist did say there will be looking at the numbers to finally assess in which direction the central bank would be moving in their february policy. rishaad: more news out of hong kong about covid relaxation. jimmy lai, the media mogul wa

let's have a look at one of the industry groups under severe pressure over the last couple of years.et that story. >> we are hearing that they may soften their stance on property policies at a key economic meeting next week. they will downplay the significance of the housing market. beijing may also declare its deleveraging campaign completed. china and saudi arabia have signed a number of deals during president xi jinping's visit. they agreed on a strategic partnership. they also struck deals on energy, solar power and housing. the president was greeted by a parade at the palace. president joe biden announced that brittney griner has been released from detention in russia. she was exchanged for russian arms dealer viktor bout. the biden administration is still negotiating the release of paul whelan. >>'s the release of americans is a top priority for me as secretary of state. it is something we work on every day. while we are related come out we continue to work relentlessly to bring paul whelan home as well. guest: the u.s. house has passed legislation that would provide federal pr