rishaad: the ceo speaking to stephen engle and macau -- in macau.t more on the recovery and get to the bloomberg senior intelligence research analyst. most hotel rooms could turn operational in this particular quarter. are we seeing the service and macau -- in macau back to pre-pandemic levels? >> i am happy to be here. i am happy covid is over and also happy to see many people waiting for theories from hong kong to macau. we will see more improvement in three q of next year. i still see many restaurants i used to go are temporarily closed. that can improve next year. david: that is very useful information. we are doing this now, because they had such a big opening ceremony there. we have a great backdrop where you are. what about other operators? the londoner is open to your left, the venetian, the parisian and i think we see studio city in the shot. what is competition like now? >> i am not surprised macau had a big improvement in hotel rooms. if you walk into the properties there, you feel like the company is still friendly. it is bright and you

request back to you for macau. >> ray conversation, stephen engle with the latest on macau, we have morea. this is bloomberg. ♪ you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, special financing and free home delivery when you add any base. only at sleep number. you've been a real rock star. rock star? what do you know about rock stars? billy idol? i mean where's the skin-tight leather? my shoes are leather. where's the unnecessary zippers? that thing! billy, rock star is just how doug feels when he uses workday. thanks, rory. i'll show you rock star! be a finance and hr rock star. workday. for a changing world. billy idol just stole your golf cart! >> predicting serious pain for the u.s. office market. his remarks come after the chipmaker and the surpassed analysts with a surging revenue forecast. >> the one thing that i see from the macro perspective is everyone thinks commercial real estate is in the tank and it is really just focused on the office market. when you look at the data center market, it is white-hot. people who are de

>> we are anchored in macau. we concentrate in macau. that is our future.s of our parent company, las vegas sands, they have said we are going to concentrate on reinvesting torquay markets, namely -- to our key markets. >> we have been shut down for a long time, it has been pretty painful for you guys. >> the manpower shortage has works its way through the system, with the help of government, we have been able to import more foreigner workers. our hospitality staffing shortage will be over by the summer. as we talked about, in the first quarter, we were only operating less than 70% of our hotel inventory. we think that in the second quarter, we will be back, closer to 90% of where we had the inventory. >> that comes back to the sustainability question. how long can you keep at 90% or 70% at a time when the chinese recovery has been slower than many people anticipated, especially the consumption power? >> in the first quarter, we were constrained by the lack of room inventory. demand exceeded supply. and that acted as a constrained on the pace of recovery. h

for macau, which, as our viewers know, was in portuguese territory, but came under control from china20 years ago, you have a rather positive assessment of the course of events in macau after the transfer of power to china , despite numerous reports of human rights violations there, a few days ago the head of the macau administration visited us and the visit turned out to be quite interesting. we succeeded delve into the agreement that was concluded in 1999, when macao was returned to the sovereignty of china, then a basic law was created that is valid for 50 years, that is , portuguese law applies in macao throughout the entire period and can be renewed afterwards. the agreements took their toll and macao became what it is now i am sure what do you know about the us department of human rights in macao tool 2022 which mentions significant human rights violations in particular it is about serious restrictions on the freedom of journalists and significant restrictions on the right to peaceful assembly, what do you think about this , the issues that we managed to discuss with the macao a

that was my very first international win in macau.fter winning that, racing the philippine flag on the podium and being the only girl, it was like pivotal point in my career. >> she says she has always looked up to former nascar in indy car racer danica patrick. she is not shy when it comes to talking about racing in a field dominated by men. >> yes i can drive a car at the speed that the next day i can be doing my makeup routine or doing an outfit check or just doing normal things that a young girl would be doing. at first it can be so daunting, pursuing a path that not many people would normally take. i have his if it was easy everyone would do it and sometimes being real is the best you can be and that is what i voice wanted to show to little girls. >> one thing not mentioned in that story is when i spoke to her her she had just finished a full training session. she is in the midst of a circuit and then we proceeded to talk 35 minutes. she has a passion you do not always see and it was obvious at the moment she said that her everes

that was my very first international win in macau.hink after winning that, racing the philippine flag on the podium and being the only girl, it was like pivotal point in my career. >> she says she has always looked up to former nascar in indy car racer danica patrick. she is not shy when it comes to talking about racing in a field dominated by men. >> yes i can drive a car at the speed that the next day i can be doing my makeup routine or doing an outfit check or just doing normal things that a young girl would be doing. at first it can be so daunting, pursuing a path that not many people would normally take. i have his if it was easy everyone would do it and sometimes being real is the best you can be and that is what i voice wanted to show to little girls. >> one thing not mentioned in that story is when i spoke to her her she had just finished a full training session. she is in the midst of a circuit and then we proceeded to talk 35 minutes. she has a passion you do not always see and it was obvious at the moment she said that her

contessa brewer is here with the breakdown of the stock and sector glad to have the maven of macau. >love it i'll have them put that on my banner a lot to like about the earnings report macau is just busting through expectations mgm reporting first quarter revenue nearly 50% higher than estimate the all important adjusted property ebita more than double estimate. it is 12% off the levels pre-pandemic on the call, the ceo pointed out that mgm made a jump in market share in macao and he said he expects to keep that share because when the macao government awarded the concession renewal, it allowed mgm a third more gaming tables the company says it is also seeing a boost from the investment in attracting foreign tourists from asia to macao. vegas has been booming domestic operation in the vegas strip with a record first quarter result for mgm increased profit margin driven by revenue per room. that is up 30% over last year. bookings are up every month year over year. all the way through november regional casinos are steady. mgm extending the international footprint. leo vegas is acquiring

that was my very first international win in macau.ve been the only girl, and it was like the most pivotal point of my career. j.r.: she has always looked up to former nascar and indycar racer danica patrick. she is not shy when it comes to talking about racing in a field dominated by men. >> i can drive a car at speed but the next day i can be doing my makeup routine or doing an outfits check or just doing normal things that a young girl will be doing. but that first can be so daunting, pursuing a path that most people will not take. i always told myself if it is easy i cannot -- i will not doing it -- i would not be doing it. liz: a programming note. we are bringing you live coverage of the formula one grand prix in monaco. race coverage starts at 4:30 followed by abc7news at 8:00. finding time for a debt limit deal. the new deadline set. and more customers in capitola, the hope for business owners on the coast. the preparation for the weekend. i'm protecting my car. that's too much work. weathertech is so much easier... laser-measur

and meanwhile in macau, hundreds of thousands of chinese tourists are crowding into the world's biggest, shopping areas and glitzy casinos, and this tourist surge is coming after the covid-19 restrictions were lifted in january, opening the door wide to visitors for the first time in more than three years, and if you talk to business owners and tourists in macau, the buzz is back. >> translator: now the customers' flow has returned to 60% to 70% of pre-pandemic levels. >> translator: to be honest, i feel that the vitality of the pre-pandemic period has really been restored with the crowds of people and bustling atmosphere. i haven't seen this for a long time. >> reporter: many places across china have seen a record number of passenger trips by air and rail. railway stations across the country are crammed with domestic travelers. according to state media, over 240 million people will be traveling during this five-day holiday period. rose mayor she in. >> >> wow, that is close quarters there. we'll be back in joint.. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress...

that was my first international win in macau. i think after winning that, raising the philippine flag and being the only girl and it, it was like it was the most pivotal woman of my career. j.r.: she has always looked up to former nascar and indycar razor danica patrick. she's not shy when it comes to talking about racing in a field dominated by men. >> yes, i can drive a car but the next day i can be doing my makeup routine or an outfit check. just doing normal things that young girl would be doing. the first can be so daunting, pursuing a path not many people would normally take. i have always told myself that it was easy everyone would be doing it. sometimes being real is the best you can be and that's what i want to show little girls. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. liz: awesome. still to come, more customers in capitola. does the hope for business owners on the coast. the preparation underway for this week in following months of storm related closures. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for

back then, macau was 10 times the size of vegas.w, but we are nowhere near the peak. haidi: david ingles with one angle of the recovery story. we will be hearing from sands china ceo on friday on bloomberg tv. let's get a quick check of business flash headlines. nvidia shares are soaring after ai fueled forecast shadows expectations. revenue in the first quarter also be estimates by the widest margins in five years. bill ackerman says research has outed the way icon runs his companies. i hindenburg search report argued that icon's was significantly over valued relative to its underlying holdings. they did not allege wrongdoing. we await that bank of korea policy decision. this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh haidi: we are waiting on the bank of korea rate decision which is expected any moment now. it comes at what feels like a turning point for a number of these global central banks. there is a sense that the fig

china, that some companies have suggested may not be as robust as they thought has an impact into macau pentup demand, the kind of pentup demand we saw in vegas, we saw in singapore and coming back expotentially in macau it's blowing through expectations and a lot of times the visitors you get going there, they're the upper echelon, right even the mass, even vip mass, even if you're not going in as a high roller vip player, it's attracting a better heeled crowd. >> we'll see and look to you for those results. thank you so much. make santoli, the sound effects went off the two- minute warning has passed greg branch, pretty negative on these cascading effects that are going to happen as a result of this duel which may end badlyba. >> you can never foreclose that it doesn't touch on something disorderly and ugly. it could be why we're churning on low volume and very noncommittal it seems like there's a lot of ways things can break. on the other hand, we have been in the zone for a while right your, and for me what's interesting is it's all coming as we're kind of bracing for a little more

they credit growth in nevada and a rebound in macau. earnings at $.44 per share.enue grew by more than one third, outperformer projections. meta has emerged as the first technology company to tap the investment grade bond market. a source says they raised a $.5 billion in a five-part deal. -- 8.5 billion dollars in a five-part deal. rishaad: coming up next, an exclusive interview with vikram sinha from indosat. after a 620's percent surge in profits. can they repeated? this is bloomberg. ♪ hi, i'm katie, i've lost 110 pounds on golo in just over a year. golo is different than other programs i had been on because i was specifically looking for something that helped with insulin resistance. i had had conversations with my physician indicating that that was probably an issue that i was facing and making it more difficult for me to sustain weight loss. golo has been more sustainable. i can fit it into family life, i can make meals that the whole family will enjoy. it just works in everyday life as a mom. haslinda: lines contributed to the good performance, they are no

has joined, now there is simply a lack of initiatives from trinidad and the bahu or, for example, macauns that the kremlin is interested in such things , how much is the church interested in involving , so to speak, additional third parties sides of the negotiators, and what it might have , i don't know the outlines of certain perimeters . the victory over the west was still beginning, the war with the ultimatums of the west is being removed, they are collecting their coins, running out to the line, as i call it, i have jugashvili, the war is over, putin is thinking about his power , his life , my tea room put pressure on the official position of the g7 in the west, we will not have the same negotiations with putin until he reduces the number of mobile phones , biden clearly said on bely's porch at home, he talks about his meetings with macrons , this position has not changed on the contrary, on the contrary, it is necessary to oblige zelensky’s ego in europe and the supply of weapons, well, the key story, well, this is a demonstration of the event to supply long-range systems , the bri

dragon's teeth and another network of trenches in addition all revealed three other cities near here macau fortifications in a similar way further west of tokmok along a 35-kilometer section of the track there are 105 lines of anti-tank blood from the trenches, this route is strategic because it connects the occupied melitopolis with zaporozhye, and near mariupol, near the village of enopol, the bbc discovered lines of round trenches. they have a mound of soil in the middle, possibly for artillery protection or for installing guns, and this is just a few examples on the network trenches in the occupied territories you can read more about this on the website vvc.ua how the russians strengthened their positions in front of the counteroffensive of the armed forces, that's the name of this material, what should we end with you can read more news about our issue on the website bbc.ua and also subscribe to our pages about social networks , in particular, on youtube, i forgive you, see you tomorrow , pain can become an obstacle, and the stairs are not with my knees from knee pain . try dolgit cre

so this is now moving into macau and hong kong. it's going to be a washout here on saturday, dark, the blue and the yellow. the more intense the rain is falling. it is condo in japan, a few showers though, for her kind of island and will and back in southeast asia for indonesia. we've got burst of rain for our west and south calum and town on borneo island for friday. also, what day in jakarta you'll max out at 31 degrees facing the this convening has taken place during a critical time for the global economy. we're going to hear from a slate of leaders and business and government. you'll speak to why we need to strengthen our trading ties and vicious brain transition plans and close the skills, grab it so many companies are struggling with the the on the top stories on alta 0. 1 person has been killed and 5 injured in a rocket strike in the central is really city of bravo. that's south of tel aviv palestinian factions have been firing rockets from gaza into is really territory in response to is really air strikes that have chilled

chinese speakers under its own state control of one state, except for taiwan, singapore, hong kong , macauinside the chinese differ as well as russian ukrainians and poles. for us. this is what it means, but if the kingdom is divided within itself , it will also not stand if there are some alternative russian videos of ukrainians, poles and so on. it will be a constant wormhole that will undermine our state, i absolutely agree that ukraine really didn’t give up at the beginning, it should cease to exist, as a state, the ukrainian language - this dialect should be recognized as the russian language, when a single base of the russian common language from poland is formed to belgrade, and so on differences. as a linguist, i say that the differences are no greater than between the konoslavic m. dialect to create such a great language. yes, indeed, it will be a great russia, yes, shaping what is really being formed now, and so on, so we really agree that poland needs to solve the issue here, and the most interesting thing is what this one means, arguing, about which the new one creates not only

the rain was that have one g, g one done provinces and pulls into macau and hong kong. let me show you on saturday dark in the blue and yellow that some more intense rain fall in. certainly, again, running the risk of seeing some funding in some of these areas. it is a quite picture across japan. most of the islands showers moving through hole kado, nothing major. also a few showers in beijing as well. and by next week, there are indications here temperatures going to shoot up what we've got tropical cycle mocha in the b, and then gall, that looks to track towards me on more in the days to come. but already we can see it shocking, quite a bit of rain there. it's also bumping in that community for that east coast of india provinces like westbank, all right through to tom on that do tonight at 30 degrees. speaking about heats 14 at build and boxed on this, the pre monsoon heat and walks out $46.00 degrees and up and down the golf, looking pretty good on friday. here's the thing. it's going to be human on friday for us here in doha, less human on saturday, but that tempera

. >>> also coming up on the show, macau adds a new neighborhood down the street from paris and venicend gotham city vegas launches its latest report we will get out to that conversation with the chairman and ceo robert goldstein ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm arabile gumede >> i'm joumanna bercetche and these are your headlines >> germany enters technical recession as the gdp is revised down compacting fourth quarter weakness as inflation weighs on the economy. >>> and fitch placing the aaa rating on negative watch as the debt ceiling debate drags on ahead of the june 1st deadline >> i'm not going to give up. we're not going to default we're going to solve this problem. i will stay with it un

reporter: while her recent win was big, she will never forget winning the macau international car grand age of eight. >> i went from 30 to last took the checkered flag. that was my first international win. after winning that, raising the philippine flag and being in the only -- and being the only girl was like w reporter: she has always looked up to danica patrick. she is not shy when it talks about coming to racing in a field dominated by men. bianca i can drive a car at that speed but then the next day be doing my makeup or an outfit to check, just doing normal things. at first it can be so daunting, pursuing a path not many people would take. i have always told myself if it was easy, everyone would be doing it. sometimes being the girl is the best you can be. that is what i have wanted to show to young girls. liz: still do come, more customers in capitola, that is the hope for business owners on the coast. for preparation underway for this weekend after months of storm related clos like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads. waiting

they like how macau is performing. stuart: on holdings.n: i always said on but it might be on. does anybody know? stuart: only two other people in the studio. lauren: it looks like a see sometimes, really popular. it is down 8%, it is up 75%. extremely comfortable shoes, really good earnings. why is the stock down? growth is slowing and it is going to happen later in the year. analysts say it is too saturated. there is more niche brands popping up. stuart: i shall remember that. now this. that broke state of california is considering unemployment pay for illegal migrants. the governor has just vetoed that suggestion. we talk about the golden state and more coming up shortly. new york city mayor eric adams calls out president biden's lack of response to the growing border crisis. >> where's the president of the united states? >> good question. it needs a national solution. stuart: 6 people in the fbi terror watch list. if you ask the president, he's getting better all the time. i will ask texas congress and pat fallon. he's on the show. ya

charge of what's known in communist party language of the leading group in charge of hong kong and macaucrackdown in terms of protests that began then 2019 and the draconian national security law, so for some, the man who come here to represent china, but the man as well who is coming to this country being welcomed to this country, being welcomed to the garden party, is someone who has a deeply sinister political past. james cleverly has just tweeted, he might him for half an hour. he says engagement with china means discussing areas of deep disagreement and vital cooperation. today with vice president hang i made plain the uk's views on hong kong and taiwan, we also discuss working together on climate change, economic ties and people to people links. that is the dichotomy for the british government. there are some things they really want to talk to the chinese about and there are certain things that are a real problem. certain things that are a real roblem. ~ certain things that are a real problem-— certain things that are a real roblem. ~ , ., ., , problem. we spoke to our chinese coun

we have our ma a macaus and our babies on -- mama cows so it's a lot of fun. >> reporter: is cool whip friendly? >> he's very friendly. do you want to pet him? >> reporter: i would love to to pet him, yes. okay. guyses, i hopped on a bull before, and now we're petting one. you know, it's crazy because these animals are so big and they're so powerful, and the way that you speak to -- i'm going to get away, i'm going to step back here. [laughter] the way that you speak to the them, you truly are partners. >> absolutely. i squat down so we're face level and i tell him, get into the chute, act like a gentleman. look through the slat in the gate and hen the pick your spot in the dirt, go to town. and no matter what, i love you. >> reporter: good luck tomorrow. thanks so much for coming on. guys, it all comes down to this weekend, and we'll see how these bulls and athletes do. will: i can't believe how much they let you interwith act with those bulls. pete: no the matter what, i love you. breaking right now, a live look at vandenberg space force base in california where just moments, moments

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the casino stocks with exposure in macau are trading like it's going to happen. and we don't know the psyche of the ebullient chinese consumer will be impacted i was worried when i saw the numbers on albie baba, but that was before this new covid wave, geez the worst part is nobody even knows about the new covid wave i talked to dozens of people and i seemed to be the only one aware of it. back in february 2020 when i came on air and people looked at me as if i had five heads when i said an epidemic is coming as it keeps spreading through china and beyond, it will be discouragement and disgust, the two ds that make people want to sell, sell, sell their stocks. let's talk washington. the day to day action from last debt ceiling negotiations in 2011, it's not good. we had a lot of optimism about a deal back then we figured nothing could really go wrong with the debt limit because it had never gone wrong before the debt ceiling was always a formality. the idea that a bunch of elected officials could hate each other so much, they would be willing to destroy the gover

we're at 109 and change cit ing strong las vegas operations and a robust casino recovery in china's macausla shares are on the move we're seeing a gain of 4.5% after the annual shareholder meeting last night. shareholders cheered ceo elon musk's appointment of a new ceo over at twitter, because he had been jointly running those two plus spacex, plus the boring company plus so much else, right the appointment at least they interpreted it to mean that musk can now spend time running tesla another positive development from the meeting, musk said the company would deliver its first cyber trucks this year and he also teased two new vehicles that he forecasts could sell 5 million units a year. bullish sentiment not extending to the entire ev universe however. ev charging company evgo plung ing 19% after the company announced $125 million stock offering. this after stifel initiated the stock with a buy rating and a $9 price target this morning. so, boy, stifel is like could you not have told us this before when you do a big stock offering , that means it becomes dilutive so right now, evgo is tr

names because those are firmly in negative territory right now, especially those with exposure to macau which is a key gaming market that comes amid concerns that china's ongoing covid surge might not peak until late june, and i should say keep gambling market, and that could have an impact on tourism in the region. so you could see wynn down 6% in las vegas. mgm down almost 6%, and in the same vai vein, we're seeing big gains in the vaccine players moderna on track for its center, and moderna and pfizer expect to keep pace with no covid strains thanks to the mrna technology used in their vaccines independent advisers to the fdr set to meet next month to decide which to target in the near term thought i didn't have to bring up covid, but we have to >> yeah, and we do because the stocks are reacting on those headlines. kristina, thanks we'll see new just a bit let us know if you have more th let's bring in laura goodwin. it's good to see you again welcome back >> thanks for having me. >> you get a headline or two about a possible new outbreak in china, and you think what as it relates to

the transcontinent railroad re of workers, so they sen chinese speaking agents, labor contractors to macaug and southern china to recruit workers. so were the when the chinese first came here where they just entrepreneurs looking to work in the gold rush just on their own. indeed word had spread quickly, actually, the chinese and the southern regions of china where we now call it guangzhou canton had already been traveling around the pacific rim two mining in south america and coal mines all the way as far south as australia. they were entrepreneurial and they had to push factor. with poor conditions and warring conditions in the region of china. so describe to me how the process they were obviously hired for these jobs, so they were paid. how are they treated during their time here? indeed, so many of them came in debt that is to pay for the ship's passage across the pacific, which in the beginning and then 18 sixties took up to 70 days to travel across. so they came in debt to the company. the conditions were harsh, that is building a railroad by hand. if you can imagine digging the road

some very strong language and language of denial from ukraine and officials, chief of whom was sir macau padaya. he's an advisor to the presidential office in a couple of hours ago. very soon after that announcement from the kremlin came out and tweeted with some of these lines. i'll read you. he said that this is all very predictable from russia. russia is preparing, he says, for a large scale, a terrorist attack. he said, 1st of all, ukraine wages and exclusively defensive war and does not attack targets on the territory of the russian federation. and he goes on to say, this does not solve any military issue, but he give ground it gives grounds to the russian federation to justify its attacks on civilians will put all the ac is effectively referring to. there is so called false flag operations. these are operations that are, i've been fabricated in the past, so the ukrainians describe the russians is doing and used as a pretext for some sort of retaliatory or some sort of operation. we saw these come into effect in the days before the full scale invasion. certainly amongst the pro russ

the largest operator of casinos on the las vegas strip credits growth in nevada and the rebound in macaud. of more than four times the tencent average of analyst estimates. it grew by more than one third to $3.7 billion, outperforming projections. haidi: qantas has announced a successor to alan joyce when he stepped down in november. chief financial officer vanessa will take over as the first woman to lead. bloomberg's paul allen joins us for more. and we heard some speculation about this, this tightening perhaps coming as a little bit of a surprise. what do we know about vanessa hudson and how she will transfer those cfo skills into the top job? paul: she knows qantas inside out. she has been there for 28 years in various roles. she was chief customer officer for some time. she was vice president across the americas in new zealand for some time. she worked closely with alan joyce. she's made no secret of her desire to get the top job if it were offered. she had to go through a rigorous selection process but the chairman says hudson has a deep understanding of the business, largely thank

we have the macau segment, which is a great way to play the china reopening.grade, the asset last broadly we think will perform well this year. rishaad: you mentioned china and certainly with the trade numbers that we had yesterday it set off alarm bells about perhaps the recovery story not being intact. his are likely to be as some suggest help from the government and stimulus? omar: that's a great question. i would say don't count on significant support from the government. i think the support will continue to be targeted and rather tepid, even timid. i think the market was getting slightly ahead of itself in terms of thinking where chinese growth would be this year. we were a bit more lucid and without the chinese growth this year would be very healthy. it will be also and even, particularly we will see growth in terms of services, tourism related and so on, but we do expect a slowdown in some other segments, particularly exports i think the market needs to be more lucid in terms of chinese growth, and we do not think this is the type of growth at will radi

but looking at the visitation to hong kong to macau, it's back to 60% to 70% of the pre-covid level.and also more visas being granted. the trend will be gradually picking up. as a result, by end of the year our team is actually looking for outbound travel visitation number could go back to almost 100% like 90%, 100% of the pre-covid level. and on the other side, spending power is true. i think there's always about -- a lot of debate on the spending power improvement. but at least we are seeing that the over traffic activity is improving. and with better traffic activity improving, we think the spending power gradually will catch up. haidi: the problem with this sort of post-opening rebound it can be temporary, right? the revenge spending and reunion addressing consumer trends tend to fade. do you see this as being a self-sustaining cycle when it comes to the consumer, particularly at a time when we see the property sector, such a big source of household health still not really recovering very strongly? michelle: yeah. indeed. i think the past three years, we see during the holidays a

looking at casinos, taking back some of the gains, after the surge in the number of people visiting macauech down dragging the hang seng lower, 1.7% for the hang seng. the hstech component, 2.4% to the downside. gold is in focus, because it's said it tends to do well when interest rates top out. we could get that as we await the federal reserve. that is a look at the bottom of the regional index. just to say, oil prices also under pressure. wti $71. a lot more coming up. but, probably not much risk, being taken on the markets until we hear what jay powell and co have to say. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh the following is a paid program. the opinions and views expressed do not reflect those of

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