keenan, you're a leader in the investing movement. people said you have to get keenan on the show.made you interested in this, hey i want to be in the stock market? >> i say thanks for having me on. what got me in the stock market, i was working regular job, before youtube, everything else, i had a plan. with dedicated minutes we have a plan. we make it happen. i saw 10 years, 15 years out i will be wealthy if i keep up with my plan. you know what? how would i do that? not just saving with a low interest bank account. investing in the stock market, in the american economy and growing consistently doing that. then i decided you know what? now that i'm doing this i want to get some other people on board, retail investors to show them you can do it too. charles: now here is the thing, we all equate wealth with money, wealth with wall street at some point, i did it when i was 13 years old. i think you're too young to really remember enron. i'm sure you read about the story and so many more. let me tell you some of these things, keenan. in the research report. i have to read some of thi

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. yvonne: still ahead on "bloomberg markets: asia" our exclusive conversation from the bloomberg invest global forum. david: also coming up, plans emerging of a possible meeting between the two presidents, president biden and xi before the end of the year. taiwan also comes under discussion. we discuss the impacts. she joins us in a few minutes. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i hope these actions will cease because there is always the possibility of miscalculation, of miscommunication, and that is dangerous. david: it is dangerous. certainly what you want to avoid with antony blinken speaking in paris. yvonne: talking about the latest military flyby in taiwan, military drills in the u.k. as well. let's talk about politics between china and the u.s. biden and xi set to meet virtually before the end of the year. angela mancini is partner and head of apac markets at control risks. angela: i think both sides recognize relations are not working well. xi and biden had not spoken in seven months up u

let's get to su keenan.ver granted, which has asked for shares to resume trading in hong kong on tuesday after scrapping plans to sell its property management arm. the shares have been halted since october 4. the proposal to tell -- to sell a majority would have given the developer a major cash infusion as it faces impending debt payments. the u.k. and new zealand have agreed to a trade deal, which includes improved business travel arrangements and reduced tariffs on clothing, buses, ships and bulldozers. it is a symbolic and political boost for boris johnson. a government analysis yes -- analysis last year estimated such a deal would have a long-term impact on the british economy. rio tinto's new ceo is kickstarting the company's turnaround plan with a 7.5 billion plan to decarbonizing assets over the next decade. he is targeting a 50% reduction in the miningrs -- the mining operational costs. the fallout from destroying a rock shelter. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powe

su keenan has the first word headlines. su: rentable has added his voice to the chorus calling for tapering. he spoke at the milken global conference, denying the fed is behind the chorus and responding to rising inflation that he still believes is transitory. and the cleveland fed president said the u.s. central bank will not be raising interest rates anytime soon. president biden -- is picked for investor for china has taken a hard line with beijing over its actions, saying america strengthen alliances give the u.s. key advantages. at his confirmation hearing, nicholas burns said he was skeptical about china's intentions on issues such as 5g technology. he also warned that the were should be worried about beijing's nuclear buildup. and clearing the way for millions of americans to receive covid-19 booster vaccine shots. the agency approved moderna vaccine's for those over 65 and younger people at high risk. and a booster for johnson & johnson which was a one dose vaccine, approved for those overacting. it also approved a

i'm su keenan.. ♪ haidi: still had, we discuss -- ahead, we discussed how the energy crunch is affecting the market. coming up next, chinese officials worn of a worsening covert outbreak. we take a look at that and how the economy could see a deep or slow down markets realize now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ kathleen: officials in china expecting the new covert outbreak to worsen. the wave of infections have extended. our executive editor, jean-luc, joins us. we seen some pretty intense help rates the virus. how does this look in comparison to what we saw earlier this year? john: so, this specific outbreak has spread to 11 provinces. it's not as widespread as we had earlier this year in august, when we had sort of the first broad infections of the delta variant in mainland china. authorities, nonetheless, a very concerned. they've already started shutting down highways, taxi services, bus services in some parts of the country, specifically the northwest, where many of these infections are being traced ba

i'm sue keenan. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> still to come on bloomberg markets, pat larkey joins us to talk about the government in for tervention on call. >> we discuss whether rising inflation is a factor. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: and we thought the bad news was over. fitch just coming out on the property sector, placing 29 firms under criteria observation , is that what it stands for? anyway, you look at the headlines and it sounds good. let's put it that way. yvonne: we are following breaking news out of northeast china, a blast is what we are hearing. china saying one person has been killed, 33 have been injured. this was a rescue, underway right now, but this is a blast in the provincial capital of a province. rishaad: just on the border there is welcome and looking at a gash. this is trickling income of the information. we will keep you updated. david: we will keep you updated on that, in the meantime, let's bring back our guest, portfolio manager at investment solutions at eastspring investm

i'm su keenan. this is bloomberg. haidi: ahead we get more analysis on the upcoming u.s. china talks, with richard mcgregor. we will discuss the market action with wells fargo investment institute tracy -- tracie mcmillion. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery:shery: u.s. futures getting ground after the biggest reversal since worry, after a loss of more than 1%. our next guest says she is taking advance of market weakness. let's bring in the head of allocation strategy at wells fargo investment institute. great seeing you. this chart is showing the volatility we have seen on the s&p 500 recently. if you are buying the dip, why? tracie: what we have been telling investors over the last few days is that this type of volatility is expected. we have several things we are watching, the debt ceiling is one of them and that has been contributing to the recent volatility. but we look for these 5% corrections. it's usually 10%, now 5%, adding money to the equity market. shery: more voices telling us to liquidate because this is a good

let's get to the first word news with su keenan in new york. former treasury secretary steven mnuchin is warning about the risks of breaching the debt ceiling, overspending by the biden administration, and concerns that it could further fuel inflation. he told bloomberg today that the u.s. needs a discussion around an appropriate level of national debt and spending. >> the good news is the economy is rebounding very strong. labor prices are up. so i do worry that this will be ongoing inflation and we could easily end up with 3.5% 10-year treasuries, which, again, increases the cost of the national debt and creates budget issues. su: imf managing director kristalina georgieva is preparing to fight claims about tampering with the world bank report she has hired white-collar defense attorney lenny brower to defend her. she is accused of pressuring staff to refresh data in china's favor. her attorney says there are, quote, "substance of errors in the allegations." and on the topic of covid-related travel, the u.k. has eased entry rules for 47 count

i am su keenan this is bloomberg. haidi: will get the latest on the ever grand saga and more insight on what is next. up next, week take a look with the week ahead. we got gdp data, big earnings helping a jampacked agenda for investors. we will let you know the key things to look out for. ♪ haidi: let us take a look at the week ahead. big corporate earnings coming in the next couple days you need to know including gdp data from both sides of the atlantic that will reveal the impact of a number of headwinds weighing on the global economy. u.s. growth will expand 2.8% amid slowdowns in consumer spending and the third quarter. we will get eurozone data a day after. the region recovery going well after a turbulent fourth quarter. they will lay out their taper plans. the big event here in asia will be the bank of japan's decision. the chances of a policy change our next to zero. it will be focused on the latest growth and inflation outlooks. u.k. will deliver its autumn budget as energy budget and supply issues loom. kathl

let's turn to su keenan with first word headlines. su: the u.k.ased entry rules for 47 countries and territories that were previously subject to the tightest of covert rules. visitors from south africa, from mexico, brazil, and other destinations will be able to avoid quarantine. only seven nations, all of them in latin america, are to remain on the so-called red list. the u.k. will also recognize vaccine certificates for more countries. meanwhile, former president donald trump wants stock trades to define subpoenas relating to the capital insurrection back in january -- former president donald trump wants top aides to define subpoenas -- defy subpoenas. it would set up a potential legal battle with the house committee. a top trump lawyer says the requested information is protected by executive privilege. washington wants information on supply chains, but the g s&p says it will not part with sensitive client data. south korea has also released a statement expressing concern over the scope of the u.s. request. -- ap voc governor says china will con

let's get you to su keenan.the democrats who have signaled they will accept mitch mcconnell's offer to raise the u.s. debt ceiling into december. the deal would alleviate the immediate risk of the u.s. government default, but raises the prospect of another fight near the end of the year. mcconnell says a senate vote could be possible by thursday. meanwhile, president haydn plans to meet virtually with china's xi jinping. plans were announced after toxins are rich between the white house national and senior chinese foreign policy advisor. the u.s. official called the discussions more meaningful and substantive than previous meetings between the administration and beijing. treasury department officials are said to be debating whether the u.s. should ask the imf managing director to resign amid an ethics investigation. they deny improperly pressuring world banks to adjust their ranking in china's favor. the u.s. has the biggest share of the imf voting rights. vladimir putin has intervened in the energy market, offe

su keenan joins us.anking was the star of the show, but loan growth stole the thunder. it underscores what's on with the recovery, and while total loan growth was up 6%, consumer loans were down 2%, commercial down 5%. lending conditions are proving but it's going to take time. let's talk about those record deal making these. they crushed estimates, investment banking of 52%, that and come at $11.7 billion. downturn in shares because of concerns about the loans. jamie dimon touted the banks strong result despite damaging effect of the delta variant and supply chain disruptions, a lot of talk about the economy and inflation, he has brushed off concerns. trading revenue was strong but down from record levels, the year-over-year comparison was very strong, trading revenue during the pandemic and bond revenue not quite as strong. again, great but down in terms of year-over-year. $2.1 billion revenue release. a lot of analysts are asking how the bank glanced to deploy its capital, dimon says they will follow

haidi: su keenan there.t says inflationary pressures could be accelerated if opec is willing to do more to increase output further. let's bring in a cheap asia strategist at j.p. morgan. tai hui, from the bloc, really asking, does -- from the blog, really asking, does this guarantee stagflation? not just natural gas hitting these new highs. it is coal, iron ore, food prices at a decade high. the high risk of stagflation, does that change your strategy? tai: i think in the near term, what you could see is an acceleration of inflation on the back of these energy prices, commodity prices. meanwhile, there is a slowdown due to covid in the economy. you could see the diversions of growth. there is a fact we are still in the recovery phase. i expect them to join in in 20. while inflation is a concern, i do not think we are running into the stagnant growth. i am not that pessimistic about further stagflation in the long term. haidi: we are hearing from morgan stanley that they are worried about the increasing gap.

shery: su keenan, you are watching what china is doing.u: china stepping in to set price caps on coal. the coal price surge is the basis for the prices we are seeing dropping in the bloomberg. we learned in little over a week ago that china was considering such measures, and the price chart really tells the story. you have coal, the interest, and physical commodities skyrocketing in recent months. a lot of this is reflected in what we are seeing in the latest trading on coal. the reaction to word of such price caps had the immediate impact of knocking prices lower, not only on chinese coal futures but on energy companies and also what you just saw with aluminum. the national development reform commission, the top economic planning council in china, they are aiming to set the price of its most popular coal, and that price is said to be the target. almost all coal fix power plants in china running at losses. those close to the matter are telling us that this plan, which is said to last until may of next year, is still pending approval. haidi

shery: su keenan with the latest on the power crunch and those prices. in energy prices leading to inflationary concerns. mexico's central bank sees no immediate need for an aggressive rate hike but remains data-dependent as it seeks to fight for price pressures. i spoke to the deputy governor about their efforts to combat inflation that is currently double essential banks target. >> we are in a very difficult and complex contents in terms of the monetary policy. we are seeing a very fast recovery but at the same time, it has slowed down lately because of the pandemic and we are observing globally increasing inflation so it is a moment where we have to be aware about uncertainty in terms of growth. interns terms also of inflation. we have seen a rise that is beyond what we were expecting. so this is something that we need to be analyzing as issues just arise. we adjusted our monetary policy stands in terms of being able to get to the convergence of our targets of 3% within our monetary policy horizon. i wouldn't say that we have a specific path to which

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haidi: su keenan with the latest. let's get you to vonnie quinn.ie: leaders of the group of 20 nations have agreed on a climate deal that fell short of what some are pushing for. the final communique offered little in concrete action and mirrored prior pledges. one of the key sticking points was coal; some nations wanted a deal to end its use. china's economy showed signs of further weakness in october with pmi coming in below forecast. the manufacturing pmi, 49.2, the second straight month of contraction. the gauge was well below consensus at 52.4. both manufacturing and services took a hit from power shortages, surging prices and strict covid controls. shanghai disney will reportedly close from monday after suspending entries over the weekend for a coronavirus investigation. the park said guests we need to undergo testing when leaving, and take another test 24 hours later. earlier on sunday, eastern china reported a person tested positive for covid-19 had taken a train through shanghai. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktak

su keenan joins us now. this really shows it's possible from just one show.ore than 130 million people have watch the show so far just in the months since at launch. that's according to figure seen by bloomberg. figures also showing the hit generated more than 891 million and impacts impact value. that's what the company uses to assess individual shows. you are looking for, at a trailer of the south korean show, which you have not heard, is about people in extreme debt signing up for a deadly contest to earn a crash -- cash prize. there is a hint of violence and it been compared to the u.s. hit movie hunger games. the series cost just over 21 million to produce, so that really makes it a standout. both for its popularity and its relative low cost in generating such a profit. netflix has released viewership metrics for some of it shows a does not share its more detailed metrics. an attorney representing metrics -- netflix did reach out to bloomberg and states that netflix does not discuss metrics outside the company, and take significant steps to protect them

alex keenan. yes. he was shot dead outside a shopping center in the city of y. your keel on friday can on yours, was the 1st ecuadorian nationals a when a global metal in a track event. the president says those behind the killing will be caught and punished. hundreds of indigenous embed our people in bogota or a protesting after the government decision with a to withdraw financial support. it will force from their traditional lands by violence. a year and a half ago, i got a sandra ram vietnam reports for 20 days. hundreds of indigenous embed, i have been living in tents and other plastic sheets and with as national park, located in this city center. like most here, i know that his family were displayed from their village in western columbia a year ago. after being caught in the crossfire of rising violence between on groups in the military, at 1st they received housing assistance in coby $900.00 subsidies. but the relief package ran out in september and they ended up here saying they have nowhere else to go down. we can't feed ourselves some eat some don't and

paul: bloomberg's su keenan watching those bank earnings. we are hearing more divergence from fed officials about whether inflation is transitory or persistent. kathleen hays is here with their latest remarks. kathleen: this diversions among fed officials about persistent versus transitory continues. let's talk about commodity prices. how do you know it is transitory? commodity prices are at record highs. those will go into the prices of outputs, which will go into the prices of retail goods. when will that peak and go down? he said he thinks there is a risk that inflation will stay stubbornly high. >> while i do think there -- while i do think there is some possibility this will naturally dissipate over the next six months, i would not say that is such a strong case that we can count on that happening. i would put 50% probability on the dissipation story and 50% probability on the persistent story. kathleen: he also said he thinks the risk that the fed will overshoot on inflation -- it wants inflation above 2%. does it want to stay at 4%? h

shery: bloomberg's su keenan with the latest on the meme trade frenzy.urn to sophie for what stocks to watch as we head to the market open in japan and south korea. sophie: we are keeping an eye on asian suppliers, specifically those related to laptops, as the company releases new details about the macbook pro. this after it was downgraded by morgan stanley. haidi: we do have the market open in south korea and tokyo upon us, as investors tried to cackle at the risk of inflation. a lot still standing firm that the fed is sticking to the transitory narrative even as prices continue to jump. we are seeing nikkei futures up .7% ahead of the start of trading in a few minutes' time. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your se

su keenan us with the latest. is coming at a time when opec-plus already boosted production in september. su: the market continuing to tighten, given robust demand. there is a question to how much they will increase. citigroup is saying it could be double what it previously had been discussing, which was 400,000 barrels. they boosted output by 360 barrels a day in september. this is how much they will boost by november. opec-plus output increases still lag the demand recovery, and chinese all-out buying across all fuel categories for the next month. it could tighten markets further. we have a group, the look -- the world's largest energy trader, predicting the production policy will be the main factor driving oil prices in the coming months. take a look at the one week chart for oil, west texas and intermediate. it has been a volatile week. as sophie mentioned, we are seeing oil prices hold above or at about 76 for west texas intermediate. we had seen oil for brent reach $80 earlier in the week. analysts and trade

let's bring in su keenan joining us with a wrap up of the earnings we got when it comes to facebook.saw a quarterly topline. even when it came to forecast. did fall short but investors push the stock higher. su:su: facebook wanted to hit them with some confidence inducing news. third quarter results showing people are actively using the network of social media apps care that helped push the stock up. this is at a time when facebook has been in the crosshairs of many attacks. the company pledged to buy as many as 50 billion more in stock buybacks. these are two things that seemed to push the stock higher an extended trading that may translate when the u.s. market opens for daytrading. as for the revenue growth, a climb to 35% to 29 billion just below estimates. the daily active users for the apps that include facebook, instagram and whatsapp rose to 2.8 one billion. facebook as we know has benefited from the pandemic and all the people being locked down. the sales and fourth-quarter forecast disappointed and many analysts are saying that is a sign apple's restriction on consumer data

keenan aikin is at the controls, taking cues from a virtual man in yellow. >> if you can play a gameg where t tern right n heoi the wing spread symbol. s you'll see the wings spread here shortly. >> reporter: once the mq-25 takes off, it flies a preprogrammed route to its refueling station, where it would top off the tanks of the carrier's combat aircraft. starting in 2025, the navy plans to put five mq-25s, costing about $100 million apiece on every aircraft carrier this drone is really a lot more than aerial refueling. >> it is about finding a new way to operate from an aircraft carrier. >> reporter: and finding a way for aircraft carriers to be able to survive turkey, remain relevant is what i would say, and yes, survive. >> reporter: if the mq-25 works, it's only a matter of time before the navy puts more unmanned aircraft on its carriers to carry out strikes against heavily defended targets where a manned aircraft would not survive. >> david martin at the pentagon. >>> nowance in air travel could be right over the horizon. one aerospace company can looking to build commercial je

if someone dropped him alone on a random street in a faraway town like bishop auckland or on the keenan at. all trump needed to have everything done for him. at times he seemed hopeless when little things went wrong. we and luckily, he was helpless one big things went wrong. like losing his reelection campaign. joining us now is fiona hill former national security council official, she is a senior fellow at the broken -- and her new book is titled there is nothing for you here. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i was fascinated by your perspective on this helpless figure of donald trump in the white house. not knowing how to get anything done, not being able to do anything himself. >> yeah well thanks for having me, lawrence, yes i mean i suppose it's probably a little bit perplexing for readers and viewers when they think about this as well, trump projects himself as a strongman, it is a very capable person, he said many things about himself. but when it actually came to governance, he had no experience at all and how to run something with the complexity of the united states.

he was not at -- this guy barry keenan. he's 81 now, my good buddy.dea of kids being kidnapped is terrible. it's really -- i got to take a real deep dive into this the truth is, he was mentally ill. i got to see how low a person has to get and the extremes they have to go through to get out of it. it's a fascinating study in mental illness and a guy plagued with catholicism and doing the right thing. we wanted to get to that state of grace and it's interesting. >> jimmy: does it surprise you at all sinatra didn't have him killed? >> he tried, three times. but the hitman -- it's like kato, for 50 years, he was shot at three or four times. the last time, the hitman had him in his sights and his colostomy bag broke and he missed him. >> jimmy: you know what would be a wonderful thing to do for frank? kill that guy. >> we could tell the story, because frank's dead. >> jimmy: frank has passed away. it sounds like frank didn't have a lot of firepower behind him. you know, we all thought frank would go like this and you would just collapse. and it turns out

su keenan has the latest. beijing is not planning to limit the price. >> that is it designed to limit the power holders that we have. let's go to the impact it is having. we are seeing coal prices come down right across the screen and china. at the bottom is aluminum. coming down in a very big way. we are seeing an immediate impact their -- there. if we look at where coal has gone short-term, skyrocketing prices has driven the prices short-term. we are seeing a huge supply crunch. that is china's top economic planning body, they are aiming to set the price of the was popular grade coal at 440 you on. -- yuan. they say that would be the target rate. they know the price -- we know that the price surge in coal has caused all coal-fired plants in the country to be operating at a loss. those giving us the details on the price cap say that it is still pending approval by the council and is subject to revision. this is not just in china but commodities around the world. >> how likely is this to fix the problem? >> we

su keenan joins us with the latest. both companies say supply chain constrains were an issue. >> tim cook saying it past $6 billion in the quarter that just ended and its impact will be much larger in the current quarter. stocks are down as much as 5%. they have paired the losses. -- pared the losses. the larger than expected supply woes driven by a computer chip storages -- shortages mainly. they have now been resolved. the fourth quarter revenue did miss. it was only a slight miss. it was actually a strong quarter, just not as strong as forecast. the constraints hit all manner of devices and particularly the ipad and the imac, hence lower sales in those areas. notably, sales in china almost doubled. services revenue came in far stronger than mentioned. the supply constraints again expected to continue. cook also said most iphones bought in the u.s. are paid for now on a monthly plan. you are looking at the old times when people would line up for the new devices. demand for these monthly plans on many other types of de

su keenan joins us with the latest. there are concerns about the power crunch spreading. su: a lot of concerns what is happening with the u.k. and asia could happen in the u.s. let's go to the natural gas price chart because we saw a natural gas traded in the u.s. rising 9.5% in the latest session. suddenly, the global gas shortage and its potential to hit here hits home. if we dive into the bloomberg, you can see the u.k. and asia already facing crippling shortages sending prices to never before seen highs. this as the demand for the furnish feel ramps up ahead of what is forecast to be an unusually cold winter in europe and asia. the shortages threatening to shut down some u.k. factories. there is concern goldman sacks is forecasting a power generator switch to oil, a could add an extra 650,000 barrels a day to oil demand. all this coming on the heels of opec-plus producers deciding to hold to their moderate output i increase. they decided on a 400,000 barrel a day hike for november when analysts thought twice. you are looking at west texas intermediate. it surged to a

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