lagarde,u back to kuroda, and bailey. it was a clear message.hink the clearest from kuroda in terms of the risks to the global economy, the risks to japan of double-dip. that is certainly out there. annmarie: certainly is and we will see whether or not we get that deal later today. and weimposed deadline will speak to the house speaker nancy pelosi today. with more news, laura wright. >> president trump is hitting out at the government's top infectious disease expert anthony fauci, calling him an idiot. he criticized him repeatedly yesterday claiming without explanation that if he had followed his advice, hundreds of thousands of americans would have died. is the mostauci trusted figure on coronavirus. the supreme court has allowed a extension on mail-in ballots for pennsylvania, giving democrats a boost in the state. 4-4 after a voted republican bid to overrule. froming out concessions the eu before restoring bread to talk. michel barnier said he's willing to intensify talks and begin work on the legal text of an accord. boris johnson says a tr

and northern us lash out at boris johnson for imposing tough new kuroda far as to stick since on the reach of we also people how they feel about. the economic package so you know it's just it would keep people out if they think that they should put this instant through about giving people the correct financial support civilized people are going to be able to supply.

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winners that are being talked about like i mean one of the big global themes right of course you're kuroda you're absolutely. with that exactly so the world health organization is one organization that is being tipped as a potential. that would be quite controversial there's been criticism of the world health organization for many of the ways that it's handled the outbreak especially in the way the dates with china which is a major funder of the world health organization whether it was you know kind of too credulous about the information or kind of a controversy. that would be controversial but it's often controversial the nobody's really. the most political of these nobel prize i don't know their big along the line would be you know when we talk about issues climate change and. yeah it was already kind of hotly tipped last year. and i think she was picked by the ethiopian leader last year but this year she could potentially make it also with the movement that she's the sort of figurehead of and i think that would be an interesting choice because that would be a way for the nobel committee

. ♪ shery: you are watching bank of japan governor haruhiko kuroda speaking at the national associationf business of economics annual virtual meeting on the impact of covid-19. he is now saying the economic conditions in asia remain severe . the supply chains in asia have been disrupted due to the infections but he also says the importance of globalization will not change after covid and he stresses the significance of face-to-face communications. this of course as he gives that speech virtually. today, the markets have reacted violently to the lack of another stimulus package. here in the united states in order to support the economic rose and the global markets which have really been boosted by hopes of another round of stimulus measures. let's discuss all this and joining us now on the lion from boston is emily wise, macro strategist at date street. great to have you on. it's all been about how much governments can do, how much central bankers can do now that this hope by the -- hope of another round of stimulus measures in the u.s. seems to have faded. what happens to emerging marke

kuroda from the bank of japan. steven major is still with us.lk about the fed can do, are we once again going to see the limits of monetary policy being tested over the next 18 months? steven: the limits of monetary policy are evident from a number of different countries. the qe is reaching some point of diminishing marginal utility, economists would say. i have always believed the main impact from qe is to signal the intention of the central bank and therefore really force the rates guidance. right now we're talking about more qe from the ecb and bank of ifland, and i am thinking you have already worked out that it is not going to have much impact, then why not do something else? that is when the debate shifts back. in the euro zone under certain circumstances, the ecb lands at -100. qe.s not just on francine: i need ask about the bank of england because there are reports the bank of england uses are pretty rare operational standing facility. this facility was used was 2011. basically, a way for this facility to be used as a tool to manage any

he supported governor kuroda at every boj meeting and some see him as a gauge of how the board is thinkingsterling rose the most in six months is the u.k. government agreed to resume brexit talks, this after bloomberg reported that downing street was willing to talk. the new deal deadline is mid november. boris terminated negotiations last week. the two sides are now set for daily talks. the u.k. still wants more compromise from brussels. is title and prime minister willing to let the state of emergency in bangkok if antigovernment protests remain peaceful. his pledge opens the door to talks with demonstrators, calling for more democracy, constitutional reform, and curbs on the monarchy. he says he is prepared to make the first move as long as protesters guarantee no violence. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ahead, tesla up and extended trade after a strong quarter. we will break down those results. coming up next, a choppy day of trading is markets fixate on stimulus develo

tomorrow, the boj governor kuroda will address the nabe conference. could consider m&a as early as next year if its profitability and share price recover according to the ceo. he told bloomberg that his focus is on the lender's restructuring. >> the focus of deutsche bank is clearly defined by transformation. more than focused on this one. i would even say we are laser focused. the success of the last 15 months prove our point that this transformation was and is the right one for the bank and this whatp priority and that is my full management attention is on. manus: matt miller, the man who sat down with him, the whole thing, very exciting -- what do you think, matt, what you got from him is that it is about execution -- and i don't want to be the small partner in any deal that we do. how much momentum is there really to do a deal? morning. >> good morning to both of you. yes, i think there is a lot more momentum post covid for european bank consolidation then there was three covid. the problem still as he told me yesterday and many other banks have t

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hasink governor kuroda noted that the steps that could be taken, a potential further cut to longer termarget and continuing to increase active purchases, including corporate debt and the exchange rate. how much more is needed on the fiscal side? the imf has been pushing for more stimulus measures across asia and now they are putting together a third extra budget. will this help? as you probably know, japan has taken a substantial fiscal measure. measures tothe support the financial sector, it amounts to close to 42% of gdp. a substantial package they have already put in place. we do believe the report on the theal side did continue for economy until you see a substantial recovery in terms of the private sector. time, you should toft the fiscal measures support the reallocation of workers as well as resources to areas where there is potential for further growth. kathleen: i want to ask about the outlook and how a weaker external command could be bad for china, another big exporter. china's demand for japan's goods, it's also europe the u.s.ve the fact economy may not be moving ahead that

tomorrow, still london time, boj governor kuroda will address the conference.hat is always very popular. let's get your morning call. decision makeba november a more live meeting according to economist? >> it certainly does. you will remember it was initially called we would see a rate cut. that was pushed back to november saying today was going to be about the budget, about australia. capital markets joining on that saying even though we saw a rates hold today as euro .25%, in november you could see a basis point cut taking the 0.1% alsoash rate to saying the rba would commit to buying bonds. expectseconomics additional purchases of government bonds. greg james suggesting you would see a rate cut come november, but he is jumping on that qualitative easing could be in bond purchases. there is one thing that is clear and that is that rates are going to remain lower for longer into 22, 23, good news for the --iness sector an anna: we seem to have seen the bond market deciding for itself or at least factoring in the chances of a biden win more seriously. what are

bank of japan governor here he go kuroda says the fallout from the coronavirus means economic conditions in asia remain "severe." he says supply chains across the region have been disrupted, leading to business weakness and rising job losses. he says globalization will not change despite covid-19 and the need for face-to-face coming occasion remains strong. australia's delayed budget pushes debt and the deficit to peacetime records amid the widening fallout from the virus. the treasurer is forecasting a budgetary shortfall of 215 aussie dollars -- 215 billion aussie dollars. which would be 11% of gdp. his speech came after the rba signaled its willingness to ease further. dayal news 24 hours a powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haslinda: still ahead this hour, why australia's budget may have missed the mark by delivering money to those who have nothing left to spend it on. we hear from a finance minister later this hour. yvonne: but up next, president trump spurns the fed's plea for a stimulus plan. what is left in the central ban