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earlier, i spoke to yael selfin, chief economist for the global accountancy firm kpmg.rted by asking her to return to the basics and explain why the bank of england raised interest rates. in the last few months, inflation has been going up quite a lot. and it is still expected to go up further this year, and therefore the bank of england needs to act because inflation is way above its target of 2% and is likely to go even further. but realistically, they've gone up to 1% today, how long does it take for interest rate rises to change our patterns of spending and saving? that's a very good question because it normally takes at least 18 months for an increase in interest rates to impact on the actual real economy. and by that stage, we're probably expecting inflation to moderate anyway. so, there's a question as to how effective that increase is going to in terms of the real economy. but what it does do is potentially influence expectations, so people can see that the bank of england is serious about combating inflation, raising interest rates, and therefore they will act

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company, in terms of what they have done recently, the group almost entirely the board quitting because kpmg refused to sign up on their latest results. that is a real estate investment company based in germany. tui, another german company, down .2%, the ceo according to reuters say they have added one point 3 million bookings in the past four weeks, saying they should boost profits at that travel booking company. china appears to be going from bad to worse as lockdowns taken economic toll. we will get into be followed with our senior pharma analyst sam fazeli. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open, we are 40 minutes into the european trading day. losses up .7%, the ftse 100 is closed for a bank holiday. losses of 1% on the cac 40, every sector in the red rate autos and tech down, tech down 1.3%. after that heavy selloff stateside. we wailed the data out of china. shanghai's covid cases came in below 10,000 on sunday, the second day in a row, a sign the outbreak is continuing to ease. major restrictions on movement are still in place. disruption is in growth. the nation's econom

yael selfin, chief economist at kpmg.ntry has no vaccination programme, despite being offered astrazeneca jabs and china's sinovac vaccine. let's talk to our correspondent in south korea, jean mackenzie. first of all, getting information about the true scale of the picture is firstly pretty difficult, isn't it? , ., , ., ., , it? yes, of course. knowing what is ha enin: it? yes, of course. knowing what is happening really — it? yes, of course. knowing what is happening really in _ it? yes, of course. knowing what is happening really in north _ it? yes, of course. knowing what is happening really in north korea, i it? yes, of course. knowing what is happening really in north korea, it| happening really in north korea, it is always impossible. all we have to really do is go off what they say and tell us and what they have said this morning is they have these cases identified four days ago in the capital, on sunday, and they believe they are 0micron, but we don't know how many. we just know it is enough for them to order a n

we do have the decision to continue to recap as well and we are discussing that decision with kpmg nextbloomberg. ♪ rishaad: the bank of australia hiking rates 25 basis points. let's get to the rationale behind all this. fears about inflation on higher wages all driving to the aussie central bank. we are joined now. take it away. garfield: hello. the rba managed surprise everybody by raising rates by a quarter point. it was at a record low .1%, which was unusual because the rba has suffered a convention of going in .25% steps. so, it turned around and said, we won't raise 5, 15 basis points a lot of people expected were also not going to do an outsized hike of 40 basis points to .5%. instead, we will raise .25%. be that as it may, the reaction has been pretty swift and asset markets. three year bond yields jumped as much as 16 basis points immediately after it appeared. they were reluctant to go about 3%, but up to 2.89%, which is pretty elevated. 10-year yields are little change, which is an early endorsement as it were that the markets think the rba is doing the right thing by moving

the kpmg future leaders program.owering young women to reach their potential since 2016. >>> cramer's mad dash. a good day to keep your eye on ford >> periodically, i make some -- not aspersions, but jokes about adam jonas why? because he's the most entertaining analyst today, but he's also brilliant. i know he's brilliant. i try to speak to him a lot. but he upgrades ford today what i want to give him credit for is the whole way, he said sell it. sell it. so it got to his price target and he went from sell to hold. and that's what you want a good analyst to do. he's talking about the possibility that, you know, look, they have got a lot of things going for them. they have the right vehicles and he goes, look, he cut the ebitda, but it's still a situation where he feels they can do the numbers and what i really like about it is that the negative factors include moving -- there's issues where he's talking about rolling forward discounted cash flow and they need to spend a lot of money on lithium, they had $3 billion i

with kpmg you have the people and technologies, to uncover insights and turn them into action.right people by our side, opportunity is everywhere. let insights reveal new opportunities. >>> we got overtime today to walk you into the holiday weekend. what looks to be a big week for stocks breaking the snide as i said we'll chat with adam parker, jean monster will talk about the comeback in tech and apple shares, dan greenhouse, great guests to set you up for next week in the markets. let's take a look at stocks here, too. we are holding on to sizable gains. dow up 353 trying to get back to 33,000 s&p is above 4100. we've gotten through some pretty pivotal thresholds over the last five days. there's the nasdaq with a nice comeback you know, brenda, i'm looking at apple, for example, you know, the stock had a 130 something on it, approaching 150. the kind of things that you're going to be watching heading into next week, most importantly are what >> you know, we're really looking at a continuation of fundamental story here and getting more confirmation the economy is still healthy

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with kpmg you have the people and technologies, to uncover insights and turn them into action.right people by our side, opportunity is everywhere. let insights reveal new opportunities. >>> watch this, folks. i'm going to show you that the dow industrials, they are 175 points lower right now they have come back. they almost were positive a few minutes ago but now swimming just a little bit. hang on, you never know what's going to happen in the next hour a lot of technology stocks a lot of the ad-supported tech stocks following that report earlier this morning it's companies like meta, google, alphabet, even amazon, which has a lot of ad-supported technology in it following slack. >> nasdaq the worst performer even with sliding rates. it's shown no matter if rates are up or down, it could be under significant pressure. >> let's look at zoom because it's a bright spot today this darling a year or two, not a darling anymore. but today year to date you see it's down 50%. but today higher by 4.86%. >> we should mention the company has managed to beat on the top and bottom lines in p

with kpmg you have the people and technologies, to uncover insights and turn them into action.n insight, with the right people by our side, opportunity is everywhere. let insights reveal new opportunities. >>> check out amd dipping into the red, but closing out may more than 19% higher this month's best performing chip stock in the s&p. mike has the action. mike >> amd typically one of the busier single stock options we see. it was the fourth busiest. we saw calls outpacing puts and the busiest were the 105 strike calls that expire at the end of this week. we saw those trade for about 1.70 apiece. that includes retail and constitutional flow. some included blocks of as much 3,000 contracts. buyers of those calls are betting that the bump we saw today actually could continue and we'll see the stock at least 5% higher by the end of the week >> what do you think, tim? >> if you look at that chart, you could almost still draw a down trend line that you need to get through 110. this is a stock that on next year's numbers, we're talking about 22 times that relative to its peer group

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