the chinese premier li qiang _ suspect they will.mier li qiang also - suspect they will. the chinese premier li qiang also met - suspect they will. the chinese | premier li qiang also met with metairie on sunday. some say china has been facing china's two challenges after export controls and cutting off access to cutting—edge chips. staying with china, we have a number of economic data points due this week. in a few hours, we'll get industrial production figures for april. and, later this week, we'll get the report card on manufacturing activity as well. for more, let's bring in anne stevenson—yang from thej capital research advisory firm. china is targeting over 5% for gdp growth and yet government revenue is in decline, loan demand is in sharp decline, capital outflow is increasing and property transactions are down about 50%. it's not compatible with 5% growth. but that's what they are reporting. but that's what they are reporting. the government has announced measures to support the property sector. how effective will they be? i

chinese premier li qiang also met with samsung electronics' boss jay y li on sunday.further investment by the south korean tech giant, which has already invested $24 billion in china over the past six years. samsung's china business though has been facing challenges, after the us imposed export controls aimed at cutting off china's access to samsung's cutting—edge chips staying with china, we have a number of economic data points due this week. in a few hours, we'll get industrial production figures for april. and later this week, we'll get a reading on manufacturing activity in the world's number two economy as well. i spoke with anne stevenson—yang from thej capital research advisory firm, and asked her what she's expecting from those data points. china is targeting over 5% for gdp growth and yet government revenue is in decline, loan demand is in sharp decline and capital outflow is increasing and property transactions are down. so, you know... . it is not compatible with 5% growth but that is what they are reporting. but that is what they are reporting-— but that

chinese premier li qiang also met with samsung electronics�* boss jay y lee on sunday. for further investment by the south korean tech giant, which has already invested $24 billion in china over the past six years. samsung's china business, though, has been facing challenges after the us imposed export controls aimed at cutting off china's access to samsung's cutting—edge chips we've just got china's latest industrial profit numbers out. for the first four months of the year, earnings at large scale chinese companies rose 43% for april. offers rows 4%. better than march. industrial firms have seen their profits getting squeezed amid weak domestic demand and persistent deflation. sticking with china, later this week we'll also get a reading on manufacturing activity in the world's number two economy. i spoke to anne stevenson—yang from thej capital research advisory firm, who explained why she's not confident the country will hit its growth target for the year. they would like to bring sentiment of the measures they have announced really mean that the government becomes

we were there for the duration just a week ago of li qiang.uently, we saw a fairly surprising, if you think about the history of the exercises, they are not necessarily surprising but we did not know it would come so quickly, so we saw about 111 military aircraft from china flying various sorties around taiwan, dozens of pla naval ships also encircled taiwan. the u.s. government has called this a military private -- military provocation >> markets, headlines, and breaking news 24 hours a day at bloomberg.com, the bloomberg business app, and at bloomberg quicktake. this is a bloomberg business flash. [no audio] [laughter] [no audio] [laughter] 33333333333333333 ahead of the big conference on june 4 to seven. some of the biggest names will be coming to taiwan over the next couple weeks. could be the biggest ever. haslinda: we await china's response. stephen engle, thank you. let's bring back shane oliver. we have rising temperature and's -- rising tensions all over the world and potential flashpoints yet here we are with the stock market edging

japan's prime minister fumio kishida and li qiang also had a meeting.ban on imports of japanese seafood during that one—on—one.

japan's prime minister fumio kishida and li qiang also had a meeting.orts of japanese seafood during that one—on—one. i spoke to bates gill, senior fellow at the national bureau

they have resisted pressure to do it further, so this is something li qiang is obviously in seoul toto his korean and japanese counterparts to persuade them not to go full throttle on what the biden administration has done on those export controls. again, we are hearing from the nikkei newspaper that the three leaders will try to rekindle talks for a free-trade agreement , which is mired in a lot of different issues, including what japan has levied against beijing , and that is this unfair use of subsidies to prop up state-owned enterprises and the like. whether an fta will come to fruition is probably a long shot , also given geopolitical concerns that are probably even more prominent right now then perhaps some of the economic common ground they could possibly reach. haidi: stephen engle watching that very key trilateral meeting. we will get more analysis on those talks with the council on foreign relations later this hour. some other geopolitical headlines, nvidia bus and a bipartisan delegation of u.s. lawmakers have arrived separate the entire one. hueng has highlighted the role

japan's prime minister fumio kishida and li qiang also had a meeting.uncan wrigley, chief china economist, pantheon macroeconomics. welcome. thank you forjoining us. it's been their first trilateral in four years; a lot of water, not least a pandemic, has passed under the bridge since then, we've heard about what some have been talking about one on one. what do they want to achieve together? well, i think frankly the most important thing they want to achieve together is restarting, you know, this framework, restarting top—level talks among the leaders, i think as you mentioned, what's being briefed is potentially the biggest thing in the joint statement which is meant to come out later today is a restart of talks on a free trade agreement, orfree trade agreement, or free countries, trade agreement, orfree countries, which has relatively slow economies out of the pandemic. but on the sides, you know, not in the official statement, the leaders have also been talking about various geopolitical issues, you know, geopolitical issues, you know, geopolitical s

its premier li qiang met with south korean president yoon suk yeol and japanese prime minister fumions between china and the us. elon musk�*s artificial—intelligence start—up xai says it's raised $6 billion in the company's latest fundraising round. it plans to use the money to improve its chatbot, called grok, which musk says answers questions with "a little humour". mr musk was an early backer of the industry leader 0penai — the people behind chatgpt — but he later criticised it and warned about the potential dangers of the technology. global football icon david beckham has scored a new advertising deal with china's alibaba. the former england captain has been named the global brand ambassador of ali—express — that's alibaba's international e—commerce platform. it's one of several high—profile chinese brands, including electric car maker byd, that are sponsoring this year's uefa european soccer championship. when we come back, china in pole position — we'll assess whether its car manufacturers are taking over the world of evs. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. w

election results in the state see you in this killing lies at phoenix with more on today's court appearance by giuliani and ten other trump allies, qiang, walk us through the arraignment well, what happened today, it was very procedural while if it was a total of 11 who are rain today, there are in this indictment a total of 18 defendants, really, a lot of trump allies nationally, but try primarily those so-called fake electors here in arizona. that's what this case overall is about. today's the raman. but but it was the effort, the drama of trying to get rudy giuliani to appear here for the last three weeks that took center stage and really was the attention getter of the day. so the way it was laid out in court is that agents from the attorney general's office had been chasing giuliani from new york to florida that he had been livestream both in new york and most recently at his birthday party in his 80th birthday party in palm beach, florida. he had also been tweeting from that party saying, essentially, can't find me and this had been this online discussion between him and agents who are trying to find tim. so in court today becaus