i have not looked at the follow on from copper with the china open off lme.e for copper. >> i just want to point out that what she said is fascinating. it does not, matter the political sphere it does not matter the political drop, that wall street has spoken. what that does to prices come that remains a debate. she says perhaps that remains not that bullish for prices. j.p. morgan, structurally, this is the reason why prices for crude are going to be much higher. >> this is why people are bullish, if you are able, you want -- able, you'll -- a bull, you don't want that story. the china reopening story i still don't get. doing a round turn, we've heard from the chinese over the we can from the national health commission, they are going to resolutely adhere to the strategy of covered zero. seems to be no change at the moment as a conversation committees. futures up there .4% on the s&p. this is bloomberg. ♪ as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast busine

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the -- and lme is down.ryone is trying to work out where to go on the narrative versus reality in the zero covid policy in china. cop 26 is underway. yousef gamal el-din is standing by with a special guest. we are at cop27. we come to the implementation of cop27. i am joined by the director of the department of the department of public health and environment at the world health organization. you have been doing this for 17 years in this key role. cop is playing -- is placing itself in a position to show results. how -- what do they need to deliver beyond the initial steps we got in terms of the breakthrough overnight? maria: for us it is very important. climate change is representing a crisis for our globe. we want the maximum level of cooperation from the politicians meeting here at cop27. every year we have 7 million premature deaths. this is where air pollution is caused by almost the same causes as climate change. for us we would like to see a protection of human health. we would like to see more action

the lme's account of the historic short squeeze came as it outlined its defense against lawsuits.t's the bloomberg business flash. tom: let's check some of the individual corporate stories. we are going to start with what is happening with nestle, then shell and the italian footballing story. nestle, down .4%, they have adjusted targets around revenues, earnings-per-share group they are looking at six to 10%, and they may spin off their peanut allergy business. shell has bought a biogas business, it will make them the largest producer in europe about forecast. juventus down 7%, why is that, francine? francine: i followed two football clubs, chelsea and juventus. the chairman and board resigned because of a probe related to the last three financial years. we need to see how they accounted for players. we will have a new board january 18. tom: allege it wrongdoing at juventus, there you go. we will be joined by the ceo of athex group, the owner of the athens stock exchange, talking about the greek economy and opportunities for investment and what the ipo pipeline will look like for

lme copper rallying the most we have seen since 2020.leads us to the question of the day, what is moving the ark it? -- market? joining us now with his take is dennis --research founder. what is your call? what is moving the market right now? >> 70% china, the rest being not as bad as expected payroll given the decline in household surveys. mostly, better news coming out of china. alix: is it sustainable? dennis: it is for a period of time. there are two trade-offs, one is the immediate dollar relief. at some point to the extent that china narrative becomes more embedded, you could end up with commodity prices going to hi, etc. it is tough to sustain this longer term. guy: if china does reopen, is it a good thing or a bad thing? you can argue with high commodity prices, that is going to push headline inflation a. the supply chain, which has been easing already, could ease further. dennis: i think ultimately, china opening up over a longer period of time is not a bad thing. especially as the u.s. economy is supposed to slow significant ev

i'm sitting in a room and lme and my girls will say where out here interesting, that is wide open and then there's always like the other officers are like what about this long history of trauma and violation and are due counting for this is our politics of titillation around black female sexuality and doesn't everybody already us in this way and it becomes this question about everybody already thinks of us in this way and also like my grandmother as i talk about told me to go get some. she was like you need sex which is i didn't appreciate that but she wasn't necessarily wrong.so how did all of these women grow up in the shadow of these sets of stereotypes and concerns and also build sexual lives and have an inherent politics of pleasure ? so in my work i tried to think about that primarily as a person who grew up in the church. and in the church is not a southern baptist church but the baptist church in the deep south. as a committed church today, as a preacher's kid and also a preacher who has like kind of a radical black is inspired politics of sexuality so in my own work by friday