because for china, kazakhstan is not an equal partner. like one player in the big china geopolitical game. the heart of the new silk road is infrastructure. with the chinese economy slowing back home, state construction companies are put to work abroad. this engineer is delivering a state—of—the—art urban railway. translation: china's advanced technologies bring in convenience and more comfort and safety for travellers in kazakhstan. if this project goes well, it will serve as a model for others. translation: but he tells me most of the jobs here will go to chinese workers, and the loan to build this railway was tied to a chinese design. china using its money and its muscle to achieve its own ends. nearly two thirds of kazakhstan‘s economy is oil and gas, an increasing share in chinese hands. this was once russia's backyard but china's now contesting that. kazakhstan is rich in energy and minerals, and it's a vital transit route — stretching all the way from the chinese border to europe. so while kazakhs may still speak russian, a lot of

celtic sweat in kazakhstan — beaten, but into the champions league group stage.erstands the england women's coach mark sampson is given the backing of the fa. hello and welcome. their impressive run continues. england's women have reached their fifth straight rugby world cup final after victory over france in belfast tonight. their 20 points to three win sets up a showdown with the world's best new zealand on saturday. kathrine downes is live in belfast tonight. job done tonight? job done tonight? it is job done but what a job. 20—3. it looks like an easy win but it was not easy. i spoke to the captain sarah hunter and she said it was very, very hard. a lot of bruised bodies in the england and french dressing rooms i am sure. after half the scores, 3—3 on the board. just a penalty each in it. two kicks and six points on the board and after half—time, england just managed to injure head with a try by the prop sarah bern to put england ahead and it was won by a french fumble behind the gold coast —— the goalposts, in the end. and england secured the victory ever go

it would be a long night for the kazakhstan, scott sinclair soon made it worse.more to come from celtic, leigh griffiths providing sinclair with another. no one inside celtic park care, this was a night for the hosts to shine bright and they did so again, another fine bright and they did so again, anotherfine move, and other griffiths and sister and another goal. james follows this time. keep watching, there was one final flourish. griffiths deserved the goal and a0 had one, not to be. and own goal again but this was celtic at the excellent european best. lets stick with football for a moment because arsenal manager arsene wenger says the club haven't made any progress yet on a new contract for alexis sanchez. the chile international, who has less than a year to go on his contract has been linked with a move away from the club. but wenger insists sanchez isn't for sale and wants him to see out his current deal even if that means he walks away for free at the end of the season. we have to make a choice between efficiency on the field and financial interest, most o

the largest bank in kazakhstan.loans going to the bank chairman's pockets in all the shell companies he controls. now here follow this money. because in 2005, that same bank, bta bank, agreed to loan several hundred million dollars to the nearby country of georgia to redevelopment a crumbling town that didn't much seem like it was ever going to house a luxurious estate. here is the funny thing, all of the hundreds of millions from bta bank went to a bunch of different subsidiaries. one company that had never done any real estate deals. not in any dilapidated resort town or any town. no experience whatsoever. but this completely unqualified company took all of these hundreds of millions dof dollar and split it up between sub s subsidiaries. the money traveles it a company in georgia which further distributes the money to a bunch of even smaller companies. that are very untraceable.distrh of even smaller companies. that are very untraceable.in ge distributes the money to a bunch of even smaller companies. that are ver

since then its population and construction projects have boomed overall kazakhstan's economic growthas slowed, mainly held back by the slumping global oil prices but the government has acted monetary policy remained accommodative, fiscal consolidation has been delayed, and economic short measush supp have been extended add to that the expo itself. 3 million people are expected to come through the gates many, like me, will be first-time visitors to the country. what they'll find is an event designed to show the world that kazakhstan is more than oil and gas. >>> for more on this tune in to "on assignment" tonight at 23:30 cet. it will be shown multiple times over the weekend. >>> i want to bring you the latest on the developments in barcelona related to the terrorist attack yesterday reuters is reporting that spanish authorities believe there may have been eight people involved in a cell which carried out an attack in barcelona yesterday. and that the group planned to use gas canisters, a source with the knowledge of the investigation told reuters seems as though eight people were inv

some people wereroudthe fact that this kind of celebration can happen in kazakhstan.hey were proud they brought this whole people back to their small town. some people not upset for them. >> if you're using het helicopt for long distances like that, you will burn a lot of fuel. if you're in the marines, and you need to refuel, you giant plane and you do this. the boom extended out. you have that humphrey swi threatening to slice that hose. they know what they're doing. do it well. pump a bunch of fuel in there, you can fly on to the next wedding procession. >> this is in vienna, austria. this looks like a nice apartment building. but when the social worker goes inside, it's anything but p typical. when she opens the door, she sees something that's not something you see where normal people reside. >> this place looks abandoned. that's a lot of stuff. >> it's like a lab. what is that? >> oh, man. >> it's birds. they were breeding birds? >> they were not breeding birds, but they were housing 350 birds for herself and her mother. she was about to be evicted, realized she

the 6.3 magnitude tremor struck near china's border with kazakhstan.c singer, glen campbell, has died aged 81.

their play—off is against astana from kazakhstan, with the first leg at celtic park.ng rounds last season, and the scottish champions won 3—2 overall. they went on to qualify for the group stage, and manager brendan rodgers says it's important to be there again. you have to approach it as another game. there is a huge consequence on the game, but the only way you can get through is by staying focused, staying very much in the present and on what you have to do. the players with what they have created and built over the last season is this ability to handle pressure. and emotionally to deal with big games. you understand what's in it, you understand where it is you want to be. nobody wants to be him more than us. be. nobody wants to be him more than us. for that, there is a process which is to play, that is something they will because of trading on. everton have agreed a deal to sign swansea city midfielder gylfi sigurdsson for a fee believed to be about £16 million. the iceland international will have a medical at goodison park on wednesday and become everton's record

the 6.3 magnitude tremor struck near china's border with kazakhstan.arlier, a quake of similar strength killed at least nine people in sichuan province. the american country music singer, glen campbell, has died aged 81. he was best known for hits including rhinestone cowboy and wichita lineman. the singer dolly parton called him one of the greatest voices of all time. now it's time for world business report. the us market rally shows no signs of losing steam. but what does the high valuation tell us about wall street and america's economy? the magic kingdom sets out on its own. disney's announcing it will pull its movies from netflix and set up its own streaming services. welcome to world business report. i'm sally bundock. also in our business of birth series we focus on stem cell banking in india. it is proving to be quite lucrative. this week the main stock markets in the us have had another record run and london's ftse 100 flirted with breaking into record territory. it's a far cry from ten years ago when the global credit crunch started. on the 9

recently within opec and then you have countries outside of opec who are part of the deal, like kazakhstanhit badly as well. and in terms of the countries exempt from production cuts in november, will some of those come on—board? for example nigeria? yes, so nigeria in it last meeting indicated it was willing to join the pa ct indicated it was willing to join the pact at a production level higher than what they are producing already. so it is not really doing much to bring well—balanced into line. and why has the price of oil not been pushed up more than perhaps it has? is it to do with shale production going on? —— world balances. we live in a different world in terms of production globally than a few years back. us shale oil is much larger and more nimble and industry. as soon as you get prices around the $50 mark the production of us oil can increase substantially. it only takes about $40 a barrel for us oil companies to break even. so what will saudi arabia do about this? for saudi arabia do about this? for saudi arabia it is extremely important the oil price remained higher, especiall

the scottish champions have one foot in the group stage after thrashing fc astana from kazakhstan 5—0rst leg of their play—off in glasgow. tom rogitch claimed the opening goal of the night after a superb solo run but his shot took a deflection on the way in. scott sinclair scored either side of the break, as celtic opened up a 3—0 lead. a strike from james forest and another own goal completed the rout for brendan rodgers‘ side. elsewhere, dries mertens was on the scoresheet as napoli beat nice 2—0. the french side finished with nine players while their were also first leg wins for sevilla, hapoel beer sheeva and olympiakos, but, for all the latest, head to bbc.com/sport, england's cricketers play the first of three tests against west indies on thursday, but it will be a later start than usual. it's the first day—night test in the uk and the first one involving england, and will be played partly under floodlights and with a pink ball. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports. in birmingham this week play will start at 2pm and finished after dark. test cricket is chasing the evening

. >>> it was just another day at the office for this clerk in kazakhstan. this is a small loans office. suddenly it looks like she has a customer. dude walks up. >> oh, heck no. what are you trying to get back to? >> he starts fidgeting at the door handle. everything gets quiet when he starts jabbing at that glass window. looks like a shatter-proof window but he has no problem breaking right through it as she continues to scream. >> oh, my god. what an animal. >> he makes his way into the office, takes the cash. he has a knife there in screen. she walks back into the office, locks the door. >> dude, he already got the money. get out of there. >> he wants the purse now. he spotted the purse. >> yeah. he's pointing at other things in the office. she says hey, dude, i don't want any more trouble. as they talk, he goes back into his sleeve and pulls the knife back out and is talking to her with the knife pointed at her. he was arrested. when they found him, he had the equivalent of $500 u.s. on him. apparently this dude knew he was going to go down for about se

brendan roger's side take on the kazakhstan champions astana at celtic park. we'll have a word with former chelsea and everton player pat nevin. but first here's chris mclaughlin with all you need to know about tonight's match. a little—known opposition the celtics this evening, but do not be falls, this is huge for the scottish premiership champions‘ progression, there's premiership champions‘ progression, there‘s a pot of £25 million but it‘s all about the prestige, the big nights under the lights for europe‘s best and this is where brendan rodgers believes that it‘s they belong. —— babe along. rodgers believes that it‘s they belong. -- babe along. we've got to fight over these last two games to arrive there, knowing the team is in arrive there, knowing the team is in a much better place. they've played asta na a much better place. they've played astana before and not out, 3—2 aggregate win. brendan rodgers believes his side have progressed and matured. in fact, they have not tasted defeat here since barcelona came here 266 days ago. the people packing out t

earlier this morning another quake rattling china, the 6.3 quake hit near kazakhstan. no word on damages or casualties. >>> back here at home, severe storms are triggering flash flood watch the. a line of storms stretches more than 1700 miles, from texas to the chesapeake bay area. eight inches have fallen in houston, triggering flash flooding and water rescues. and warnings have been issued for parts of mexico. the tropical storm franklin has passed over the yucatan peninsula. it could strengthen into a hurricane before it second land fall early tomorrow morning. >>> and back here in the unit, the intense manhunt for the suspect in the murder of a missouri police officer is now over. ian mccarthy was taken into custody a few hours ago, charged with first degree murder in the death of officer gary michael. they exchanged gunfire in what started as a traffic stop on sunday. mccarthy was captured after he was seen walking down a highway. >> the city's been on edge. this county's been on edge, not knowing where this individual was. so, you know, this gives them a sense of

president. >> i think the representative from kazakhstan and give the floor to the representative of japan. >> thank you, mr. president. japan welcomes the unanimous adoption of u.s. resolution 2371. we would like to express our appreciation to the united states for taking the lead. we also would like to thank all other members of the council for their support and hard work to make today's adoption possible. the need for the security council to strongly condemn north korea's nuclear tests and ballistic missile launches has considerably grown in the last year and a half. since january 2016, north korea two nuclear tests and launched approximately 40 ballistic missiles. the sheer number and frequency show how unprecedented and unacceptable these provocations are. not only is the quantity outrageous, the qualitative advancements are also deeply alarming. just last month, we saw two ballistic missile launches with intercontinental range. the second launch was already more technologically advanced than the first. broadcast on japanese television of the most recent launch shows that it was

they play kazakhstan champions astarna in the first leg of their qualifying play—off tie in glasgow tomorrowpresent, having gone over 50 games without defeat. they'll also be familiar with tomorrow's opponents, having knocked them out in the third qualifying round last season as celtic progressed to the group stage. manager brendan rodgers knows how important it ias to be in the competition again. you think too much of the consequence of it and then you may not sleep. but you have to approach it as another game, there is a huge consequence on the game but the only way to get through it is by staying focused. stay very much in the present. and what you have to do. and the players now, what they have built over the course of the last season,is built over the course of the last season, is this ability to handle pressure. and emotionally deal with the big games. you understand what is in it and understand where it is you want to be. and for that there isa you want to be. and for that there is a process to play. and that is something we concentrate on. there's a full round of championship fixture

like right here in kazakhstan. guy in green going after the dude in black.e's right in front of what looks to be some sort of officer. but watch this. once he's back on his feet, they then start doing like the comedy movie. they're running around the officer. the guy in green chasing the guy in black. the officer is like i want nothing to do with any of this. the guy in black just take office. the guy in green just chasing him down. not sure what's in his hand. it's a hat or a shoe. goes back to the officer. just sort it out yourselves. >> i would call him the ref but he's not doing a good job. >> no. terribly. steps more into the mma world where this guy puts him in a guillotine. a lot of people have seen this vid yeen got angry at the fact they're doing t i in the middle of the street causing danger to so many people. but there is no information on any arrests whatsoever. >> of course not. you saw the officer. i cannot be bothered. i do not want to do the paperwork. >>> now head over to china for more shenanigans. >> ooh. >> in this case it's the elderly c

they knocked the kazakhstan and out in qualifying last season.s become stoke boss max six signing of the summer. stoke boss max six signing of the summer. joe pavey wants to defend her european title next year, a month before her 45th birthday. she missed the world championships in london through injury but says she has no plans to retire. more on those stories just after half past. a man has been arrested regarding the kidnapping of chloe ayling. his brother is being held by italian police after she was allegedly kidnapped in milan. the number of people out of work is now its lowest since 1975. uk unemployment fell slightly in the three months tojune — bringing the jobless rate down to 4.4%. the office for national statistics also reported a slight rise in average earnings. but there was a slowdown in the number of foreign—born workers joining the british workforce. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity reports. for eight years the british economy has been a job creation machine and figures today showed little signs of that slowing down. low u

this one near kazakhstan. at least three injuries reported. >>> back here at home a united airlines flight made an emergency landing in newark, new jersey. the flight headed from paris or to paris from chicago was reportedly diverted due to a shattered cockpit window. and there's no word yet on what caused that window to break. >>> other airline news, this time out of l.a.x. a computer issue causing flight delays on southwest airline flights in los angeles where the airline operates more than 130 daily flights. dozens of passengers were complaining overnight about the delays on social media. southwest is blaming it on a technology issue and apologized to passengers in a new statement. >>> now let's take a look at your weather. torrential rain as cross the south dumped up to 8 inches of rain on houston triggering flash flooding and dramatic water rescues including a father and two sons pushed and pulled to safety by some good samaritans. further south hurricane warnings have been posted for parts of eastern mex

are one team who are battling a disaster in kaza khsta n next team who are battling a disaster in kazakhstane end of next week because the 5—0 winners over a spanner. because the 5—0 winners over a spanner. scott sinclair scoring twice so they had to can than next tuesday. napoli had a win over nice. the talking point in that game was ten minutes from the end when a player was sent off for labour tackle. there was also a red for a two—year lows in the same instance so both missed the second leg next tuesday. the greek champions olympia course scored in the 93rd minute to beat the create —— to be the croatian opponents to— one. there we re croatian opponents to— one. there were ten teams playing in yesterday's play—off matches and these ten teams here call —— saw plenty of money can be made by getting through the group stages. plenty to keep you busy. these of relentless monsoon rains across bangladesh and nepal and india have killed more than 250 people. we will show you first the state of north east anglia —— north—east india and nearly 10 million people have been affected by flooding there

has lost the influence china is now there are both of our biter of power in central asia go to kazakhstan you go to down all of these countries are now dependent on chinese economic power they're coming in they're building rail they're building power plants roads bridges this is all about expanding china into europe so they're. basically the one built one road ends in a lot of eastern european countries there china's billy high speed rail between serbia in romania so not only is washington d.c. asleep at the wheel but so is berlin when he says europe now wants infrastructure investment they go to beijing they don't go to berlin so this going to be able to one bill one road it serves a few purposes number one it gets it stops any foreign country i united states blocking chinese oil imports down in the straits of malacca near singapore they've got another transportation row over land and there is high speed rail now from china to europe going in two weeks where the sea row six weeks so china's miller power the second purposes that has the takes up a lot of excess capacity in the steel indus

celtic will face kazakhstan champions astana.qualify for the group stage proper. domestic football is back tonight with the first match of the efl season. sunderland take on derby in the championship. in—kyung kim of south korea leads the second round of the women's british open at kingsbarns in scotland. kim is on 10 under par and one shot clear, thanks to this eagle putt on the 11th. england's georgia hall, who was tied 10th overnight, is one shot behind on 9 under par afterfiring an impressive round of 67, which included 7 birdies. us open champion stan wawrinka won't be defending his title at the end of the month. he needs an operation on his knee and that will keep him out for the rest of the season. wawrinka says it was the only solution to make sure he can continue to compete at the top level. it's nearly time for usain bolt at the world athletics championships. let's go back to the opening ceremony at the london stadium and olly foster. yes, it is building up now. the games makers' choir just yes, it is building up now. t

despite defeat to astana of kazakhstan, they progress 8—1; winners over two legs. good evening.th a special report tonight on the desperate crisis in yemen and the ongoing suffering of its people. in two leaked reports, obtained by the bbc, the un accuses both sides in the war there of killing and maiming children and says that the saudi—led coalition is blocking the delivery of food and medicine. yemen is now in its third year of war, which has created the world's worst humanitarian crisis. 17 million people don't know where their next meal is coming from. and seven million more are facing famine. the war is between a saudi—led coalition, which supports the government. it includes many of the gulf states and is backed by the us and the uk — on the other side houthi rebels, with some support from iran. nawal al maghafi's report is from the houthi—held area of hudaydah. you may find her report distressing. many of yemen's children have only ever known war. child coughing. and hudaydah central hospital is full of them. victims of a conflict that has left their country battered, br

they host the kazakhstan champions asta na. host the kazakhstan champions astana.do. everton have agreed to sign a swa nsea everton have agreed to sign a swansea player. they will pay £45 million. he is from iceland and would be everton‘s record signing, beating the deal ofjordan pickford. williams won the fa women‘s cup with arsenal last year and has played for everton and liverpool. she has picked up a record 165 caps for her country. and jo pavey says she wants to defend her european 10,000 metres title next year, a month before her 45th birthday. she became the oldest woman to claim european gold when she won it a a few years ago. pavey missed the athletics world championships in london through injury but says she has no plans to retire. she has ruled out competing in australia at the commonwealth games. england women head coach simon midland has made changes to the starting. middleton continues to rotate his squad. daniel waterman is the only player who has started every world cup match so for. both sides are unbeaten and is able to automatically qualify if th

they host kazakhstan champions astana at celtic park.rs‘ side knocked astana out in qualifying last season and are on a great run, unbeaten in 50 games domestically and are just two games away from another lucrative place in the group stage of europe's premier club competition. if you think too much of the consequence of it, you may select. —— slip. you have to approach it like another game. there is a huge consequence on it, but the only way through is by staying focused. we say in the present and what you have to do. everton have agreed a deal to sign swansea city midfielder gylfi sigurdsson for a fee of around £16 million. the iceland international will have a medical at today and would become everton‘s record signing, beating the £30 million they paid sunderland for goalkeeper jordan pickford last month. the england midfielder fara williams has left arsenal to sign a two year deal with reading women. williams won the fa women's cup with arsenal last year and has also played for everton and liverpool, as well as picking up a record 16

celtic play the first leg of their champion league qualifier tonight at celtic park, they take on kazakhstanstana. good evening and welcome to the bbc‘s news at six. after brexit, people and goods should be able to move seamlessly across the border between the irish republic and northern ireland, much as they do today. in their latest proposal for life outside the eu, ministers says there will be no return to check points and border posts. but critics say the plan raises as many questions as answers — not least, what's to stop eu migrants coming into the uk from ireland through an unsupervised crossing? our ireland correspondent, chris buckler, is in narrow water, on the irish border. chris. george, people who live at this border rarely recognise it. but could all that to change once the other side of this water is still inside the eu and this part is outside of the european union? today, alongside the phrases we have heard so often like there needs to bea heard so often like there needs to be a seamless border, we heard another from the british government, that there needs to be an unpreced

in their quest to reach the group stage of the champions league, as they look to knock out the kazakhstanmpany to launch a scrappage scheme for older cars. they say the move will help cut air pollution. customers with cars made before 2010 will be offered £2,000 off some new models. unlike schemes by bmw and mercedes, ford will accept petrol as well as diesel cars. but with the scheme only running until december, some are questioning whether it‘s also about boosting sales. our transport correspondent, richard westcott, reports. how do you get a grip on pollution? well, one way is to smash up millions of older, dirtier cars. ford‘s become the latest and biggest firm to offer a scrappage scheme, offering £2,000 to crush an old vehicle, if you buy a new one. some people will look at this cynically and say, well, sales are down, you‘re only offering this forfour months, it‘s only £2,000 scrappage scheme, this is about selling more cars, isn‘t it? well, it really is anything but a cynical marketing ploy because i could spend my money on much more efficient things to drive sales. this genuinely

celtic will face kazakhstan champions, astana.e will qualify for the group stage proper. usain bolt — one of the most famous sports stars on the planet and hugely popular all over the world. and tonight on day one of the world athletics championships in london, he'll be hoping for medal success. jess creighton is inside the london stadium for us. it's going to be an electric atmospherejess, but it's the beginning of the end for the fastest man in the world — the lightening bolt? it is, there is only a few more seconds to see him in action. the jamaican sprint legend will be going in the heats of the 100 metres. but as you say, he is retiring and hanging up his spikes at the end of the season. in this stadium will be his last major championship performance. this is a man that has lit up tracks around the world for over a decade. as an 11 time world champion and a times olympic champion, he's pretty much seen and done it all. he's been telling us about what he will miss most. just the fans, and the thrill of being on the track. just

they are meeting separately with iraq, the uae, kazakhstan, and saudi arabia.nth, riyadh said it would turn up the heat on producers you are not complying with the deal to cut the global oil glut. rishaad: chinese foreign minister has set a council meeting with the vietnamese counterpart. we are told beijing was irritated by a communique that expressed concerns that trust had been lost over land reclamation on a disputed island. china sees the and him as pushing for that land, which should be included in the statement. prosecutors in korea's wide-ranging corruption inquiry are demanding 12 years in jail for the samsung executive. he's accused of authorizing millions of dollars to the ex-president in return for favors.l he denies the charges. park is also in detention accused of corruption and abuse of power. she has refused to testify le trial.rial -- at lee's rishaad: samsung is developing a shatter resistant phone, with military grade middle. rightmaking its debut before the new galaxy note eight, the first redesign since the note seven debacle last year. glo

interestingly they do names of specific actors. ,hey say it the uae, iraq kazakhstan, and malaysia allssed support for the existing mechanism. to be honest, that is what we've seen before. after the st. petersburg meeting, the uae expressed similar commitment to maintaining its production cut. will hiredo wonder, compliance from opec's translate -- from opec translate into oil prices? they didn't really bugs that much. tracy: the recent price action and oil has been interesting. we are it fall despite the fact that we had some pretty valid stockpile data overnight from api. stockpiles were said to have fallen by 7.8 million barrels last week, much higher than the 2.8 million expected by the market. meanwhile we also have inventory data that will come out later today, also expected to show a fall of 2.2 million barrels for last week. once upon a time you would have expected that kind of drawdown data to move the market in a positive way. that hasn't been happening. one of the explanations i have heard for that if there is still a lot of concern in the market about whether this is just s

the second leg in kazakhstan is next tuesday but celtic can be more than confident of their progressiontea m. good news indeed for brendan rodgers steam. —— brendan rodgers's team. on the cricket. the first day night test will be played on home soil against the west indies. that is not the first time some of england's players blab use the pink ball, it appeared in the county championship, and it is very different, as you can see, to the traditional red test match ball. pretty much untoasted in inverse conditions that will make it a bit ofa inverse conditions that will make it a bit of a step into the unknown for england's players. the main difference is the pink ball moves quite unpredictably through the air and also deteriorate at a faster rate than the red ball. a few unknown things but that is a really good challenge for us as a team. seeing how the ball performs under lights but ultimately it is still the same game, you still have to adapt to the conditions and we managed to do that well, and we should be in a good position come the end of it. england playing in birmingham against t

sticking with oil companies, opec's attempts to reassure producers such as iraq and has asked on -- kazakhstans the stoxx 600 oil and gas index. oil stocks are at their lowest level since november. ahead of today's monthly meeting of the opec technical meeting indiana. which will -- in vienna. which will encourage companies to pump less crude oil -- struggling to hold $50 a barrel. stepped up by u.s. producers, negating cartel efforts with the global surplus. this is a great chart. the german ten-year with the white line and the euro-dollar exchange rate. falling below 50 basis points -- rally this year, threatening exports. , sustainednks exchange rates extending more support to your area. bond money markets are taking a dovish turn in recent weeks indicating no increase in benchmark interest rates through 2018 after pricing in two 10 asis point hikes as recently july. german 10 year yield versus euro-dollar exchange rate. onnnie? theie: here you see explosion last week. it has calmed down but we are still around 13.5. i weaker dollar benefiting the yen. nothing to get too excited about it --

the three are iraq, the united arab emirates, and kazakhstan . . so far, all have come up short when it comes to reducing output. 24 countries agreed last year to cutbacks to try to end the global glut. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thanks. coming up next hour, kathleen hays-- next, our kathleen will interview james bullard. that is coming up at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. we will set the stage, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "bloomberg markets." i'm vonnie quinn. we are halfway to a great busy week for the federal reserve and the u.s. economy, of course. today at 1:00 p.m. eastern time, jim bullard will speak exclusively with bloomberg. tomorrow, we will have the new york fed president bill dudley. we will also get the u.s. july pbi. on friday, the last month's cpi data. probably the most important date of the week. for a little bit of an idea what this will mean, i want to bring in jewel cracjoel. all eyes really on the cpi da

they were beaten by astana of kazakhstan, but go through 8—11 on aggregate.m for their efl cup game at championship side sheffield united, but still won easily, 4—1. premier league watford were knocked out by bristol city. and england are through to the semi—finals of the women's euro hockey championships in amsterdam. the defending champions beat scotland 2—0 to reach the last four. got a little bit more hockey success coming up later in the programme. yes, the over 755. coming up later in the programme. yes, the over 75s. our victorious over 755. can't wait for that. yes, the over 75s. our victorious over 75s. can't wait for that. was it yesterday, or the day before? the germans was the day before. and now they have on the final? yeah. holly will be with them. did you know that emma's dad play5 will be with them. did you know that emma's dad plays with them? tim henman‘s dad play5 emma's dad plays with them? tim henman‘s dad plays for them as well. it is the story that keeps on giving. they are annoyingly wonderful at all sports, the henmans. they are compe