demonstrators have filled the streets of paris in protest at president emanuel macro's labor reforms tens of thousands of people took part in protest was organized by macros far left rivals calling for resistance to the labor reforms saying job protection signed the reforms into law on friday in a bid to boost growth and create jobs. the measures using executive orders rather than parliament saturday's protest was the third in a series throughout france. six people have been injured in a suspected acid attack in london the attack took place at a shopping center in the east of the city following in between a group of people they said one man was arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm but they don't believe the incident was tearing related london has seen a spate of acid attacks in recent months. today i'm speaking with director general about the media democracy and the man himself limburg welcome to the interview thank you mr. great to have you with us my name is thomas upon mr lemberg you have a special relationship to germany because you didn't grow up here. your fath

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you mentioned the macro geopolitical risks. what's the signal? a couple of things.irst, we should talk about whether it is good or bad and then whether it will go up. for people like me it's good news, the fact that stocks have been moving in different directions has given all sorts of opportunities. volatility tose go up? probably something that cses the stock to move more similarly agai, something the market realizes is a significant macro event. last year for example the big european political events turned out to be essentially nonevents within a few days. so, i think it would have to be something that really catches the markets by surprise. the one that i think that we would worry about the most would be the fed raising rates more rapidly than the markets are anticipating. mark: sandy, i want to talk about tibbetts, the wonderful story that we produced yesterday . how ai went from nuclear bunker to stardom. fund, yourge company. so many questions. this way, whatt can humans do that ai can't or won't be able to do? sandy: we don't really think it's ai, we think

seven hundred dogs in the room to get some bones there's always ninety five there you've got a macro problem a structural problem five of those dogs are going to get any. of it now the micro. psychologists will take those five guys out in the exam and then they'll say ok they need more training we need structural reforms they need exercise exercise or a trainer teach you how to fight hard case bones and then they run the experiment again they send those dart do together and sure enough the next time those dogs get . what they forget this is going to be just five other dogs that don't get bones because there's a macro problem it's good to have better dogs stronger darts faster darts but if the problem is to short bones short. nothing the micro can do about. you is it really. between the upper floors of economic power small. problems is it true that we are one hundred. ninety five bones in who decides when the bones must be ninety five or one hundred. a day keep a z. u . z z z . we were. told that i really miss. elizabeth start to treat shaken to its very foundation t.j. you had a hund

come over to the new deal was inspired by the father of macro economics john maynard keynes argued the need for public intervention in the economy of the nation on the opposite side milton friedman yes that treatment of freedom and economic consumption of the bloodthirsty dictator pinochet theories remain the source of current economic policies of the past and anything we can do to keep down government spending is a good thing we should restrict it to those activities like defense which we really need to do. because it's a political decision is why in the past i've called it a crime against humanity because it's an act of decision a kind of walk they have run out of money the central bank discredits acoss is no limit to the amount they credit accounts so let's see how money is created in the united states. here's what people are saying about rejected a night with us exactly just full on awesome the only show i go out of my way to touch you know what it is that really packs a punch. yampa is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than booth at a c. pap

what they forget this is going to be just five other dogs that don't get bones because there's a macro problem it's good to have better dogs stronger darts faster darts but if the problem is to short guys bones short five bucks is nothing the micro can do about. you is it really cost. between the upper floors of economic power small everyday problems is it true that we are one hundred dogs in a room with only ninety five bones and who decides when the bones must be ninety five or one hundred. maybe they keep a z. u . a. he. told me oh i blame me. for the little. don't. give a shit on. you first i would be so deep that i really missed. the. feel . ill is that it started a little street shaken to its very foundation t.j. you had a hundred fifty billion bombs killed today. i want to ask you. also the other big question tonight the fate of the balance of employees who work in a building. in the u.s. financial crisis spread to europe in the form of sovereign debt crisis and quickly turned into an economic crisis. so there's a lot of the starts about what's going to come out of. it was never

also the good news is we have strong macro potential policies. i feel pretty confident that we can grow 2% plus of this year and i think into next year. and then the question is what are the other circumstances around the world i would prefer to keep it to 17 are 18. >> i saw a hand up over there. >> you mentioned technology enabled disruption had ac the advent of the self driving vehicles that can disrupt this. >> we probably have a lot of different industries represented here. when you say self driving car that's obviously a disruption. there is a risk that millions of people i can have to find a different line of work. if you are one of those drivers that is in another line of work today you will be a lot more adaptable if you have a college education, studies have shown or if you live in the community that has very strong skill training program in your open to be a pipe fitter. automotive technician because this is accelerating and this is just one of 20 examples. businesses need to partner with local education institutions and it's got to be

the broad trading of it is macro, though. you see many zenith's or euphoria's.e bitcoin and three weeks later tried to buy it in the low three thousands. if you are good at that and a trading junkie, it is a lot of fun. it does increase your tax bill. for some people, that is a different strategy. erik: you are trading bitcoin, ether, jesus coin? mike: not jesus coin. all sidesticipated in of the ecosystem. i have mines. erik: to create new coins. mike: that has been an interesting business. it has been a money loser or us. in local currency terms, i spend mine.ns to buy a bitcoin if i spend dollars, i would have made a lot of money, but you were better off owning the bitcoins. either, you are far better owning ether than buying an ether mine. we are fairly large, so we trade at lots of different exchanges. one of the tricks are risks in this business right now is, the riskiest money in the system is being left on the exchanges, because -- erik: central clearing. mike: they are not that well-capitalized. you do not leave that much money on the exchanges. we trad

that is why the feds have had tough and we've had very had tough macro financial policies particularly big banks and over the last years have been tamping down commercial real estate exposure is percentage of their total cat. i personally think there needs to be regulatory relief for small banks and this is a little off the stock market but i think for big banks we have been very well served by very tough macro policies. that alone you can argue whether high or low and make your own judgments but that is the part that worries me is excess debt building up alongside it. right now if we just took a snapshot is still manageable but i think it is very not the kind to be weakening macro policies especially for the big banks. i think we should be giving regulatory relief to small things. i feel that strongly. i think high evaluation and good macro provincial policies go together and if we learned anything from 2007-2008, we had healthy evaluations, low rates and relatively loose regulatory policies and we paid a big price for it and i don't think we should make the mistake. >> monitoring the

he discussed by bitcoin is so appealing to macro traders.s, this is a market like any other market did. you can see the psychology of fear and greed and in the charts the way you would dollar-yen and treasuries. it's very exaggerated because of leslie whitty and you think there is no good way to short. when they fall, jamie dimon may set comment. china bans the exchanges. they follow a part of they would in other markets because they are trying to recover. they reach a new level of support, trying to rebuild the base. there are multiple ways to trade. macro, the ballet of the charts. i tell people i knew the story and the chart. there is a lot of information. part of it is that driven. information, one of the things i try to do is put myself in the center of the ecosystem. it is still a relatively small world. it was well telegraphed it was going to get announced. the price goes way up. i would call that an event driven trade. the broad trading of it is mac. i sold at 5000. you areeks later, trying to bite in the low 3000. if you are the tra

the mix if you worldwide news that have a fledgling a french for your french president or mine or macro his ratings have taken such. a nosedive will compare him to his predecessors and just. seems wrong. to me. to say how just being educated and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. choose to look for common ground. on. what politicians do to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some want to be rich. to be crooks that's what before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of. your sunday with us here on out see hundreds of people took to the streets of paris on wednesday to protest against president new label lol designed to make it easier and pod companies to hire and work as a correspondent solid toobin says he was at the scene. but the demonstrators have come out again in front to show how unhappy they are with emanuel not once one perform the working code they have to strike a manual my bonus being a man who only supports business i once took the rights of look at th

following thejudgment, speaker free—macro parliament.t, the president said he respect the decision, but also cause the judges crooks. apple's has launched its new iphone. it was unveiled to hundreds at a huge product event in san francisco less than an hour ago, by apple chief tim cook. it ten years since stevejobs introduced the world to the first model. new features include edge—to—edge display, facial recognition id system— and advanced augmented reality features. that means it mixes virtual objects with real—world views from the phone's camera. it's not all been flowing from the crowds in san francisco. this tweet says, not huge cheers for the iphone eight. a setback for the facial recognition technology. the first attempt to i —— unlock the iphone did not work. someone who has also been watching in that san francisco audience is charlie brown, technology commentator from cbn, in australia. i spoke to him about what he made of it all. i don't agree with the other comments you presented just before, that with iphone eight, it was more

and macro is continuing his tour of the hurricane hits a caravan that he spain that seeing the damage inside bots first hands today. and has promisesed morore emergencyy aidid and loaoand helplp for those w who lost everything. and the united nations of ones that burmese muslims are facing a. perfect. of tens of thousands continue to arrive in bangladesh like food and shelter is in short supply. international olympic committee has announced tha. will be hosting. summer olympic games. full with a centuries i still have and fully is icing. last time the ioc as made a double decision know collomb. vote side of paris law and i left with any competitors. after host of cities dropped out of the deal was reached. maybe that and i was willing to put day games on hold for four is small french president emmanuel macro reacted to the news. a short while ago from the carribean where he's visiting the victims of hurricane irma. i would like to tell you today that this victory iss yours. and what the international olympic committee recognized was also the image and the value of france. and its will

there are many macro hedge funds across the globe who are doing worse than him.have billions of dollars, they are able to sustain their business and still continuing. in this case, it is incredibly hard to basically run your fund. mark: give us an idea of the hedge funds that have been liquidated this year. last year was a tough year for the industry. how does it compare year on year? >> more hedge funds have shut been started since at least 2015. that trend continues. it is primarily because of the performance and investors have not been willing to wait out. they are pulling out money from losers. not that they are allocating money to hedge funds. this year, $30 billion have come in. mark: macro hedge funds have not done badly this year, just underperformed the hedge fund industry in their entirety. >> of about 3%, about half the returns of hedge funds industry. they are underperforming hedge funds. some of the big and blue-chip names are really doing badly. their losses are close to 10%, between 5% and 10%. in a market which is rallying and hedge funds are doin

some strong wind blame—macro in the forecast. they could touch gale force for western areas.morrow the strong winds could cruise travel issues for the monday commute. whitaker lee across wales in south—west england. bbc local radio station will keep you update. a blustery day, right across the country. dusty winds a heavy showers containing hail and thunder. spells of sunshine, and a decidedly cool feel to the weather. gusty winds. dry day

betty: we spoke with melanie hobson, but let's get the macro view from the global macro strategist tigerese headlines are going to weigh in on investors. right now the reaction has been quite muted so far. haidi: it has been a flight to safekeeping, but measured. also this idea of what happens with trade caught in the crosshairs between seoul and washington, seoul and beijing. what could be the potential downturn when it comes to these trade ties? we are talking to a securities international economist, getting an idea of where risk comes from , a downside to trade and what that means with me through -- macro data. that is it. dave and that he asked. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it is 8:00 a.m. in seoul, korea, where the stakes have been raised. north korea sending geopolitical tensions to the highest since cuba, the north saying kim jong-un has a warhead on an icbm. washington promises an overwhelming response. china and russia call for diplomacy, not war. ♪ >>

but still there will be different points of view there will be tricky issues namely for example when macro is putting forward this idea of your of the two speeds to move forward with you countries who are ready for that and leaving behind other countries so this is something which is very which there is a big reluctance in brussels in terms of defense and security there i see more common ground the european union namely after the breakfast is keen to move forward and to deepen the european defense and the european security and this was kind of a surprise a remarkable point. president mccraw a laid out here to suggest a kind of repertoire sc intervention force by two thousand and twenty so this was one strong point maybe not so expected today in paris. another big issue of course is spain migration what do they have to say. well this was particularly interesting for the french people because he referred to germany saying that he wanted to create a more efficient way in order to speed up the procedure for asylum seekers to see in a more efficient and faster way if they are able to stay in eu

teller macro the difficulty of aung san suu kyi being in this position, it is challenging to all of usheld up as a heroine for the stand she took for democracy and the sacrifices she made for myanmar, but i think the really big questions are being raised about how she is tackling this issue. it was an issue raised before she was elected, and she batted it aside, and suddenly it is real, and it is disconcerting to discover that the people you set up as heroes have feet of clay. and desmond tutu saying he is breaking his vow to remain silent on public affairs out of sadness. and it will cause affairs out of sadness. and it will ca u se co i'it rove rsy affairs out of sadness. and it will cause controversy as well that he has been breaking ranks almost amongst the nobel laureates, but you can see the pain and anguish on so many faces, it is quite heartbreaking to witness. finally, the times, sport on the front page. this is good! i thought you would approve. james anderson celebrating 500 test wickets, the only englishman to do that. the only englishman, sixth person in the history of tes

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. >> menina vine a estados unidos desde los tres aÑos para que alguien haga una oraciÓn por macro mÍestros estados. es algo muy hermoso. reporteros: se sienten desprotegidos luego del anuncio del gobierno de la eliminaciÓn del programa daca. >> el prÓximo aÑo el programa expira y no puede renovar, yo puede renovar antes de octubre. es algo que todos en la comunidad tienen, estoy muy preocupada. reportero: los lÍderes de la cÁmara democrática se reunieron a puerta cerrada para discutir el futuro del daca. afirma que es un sÍmbolo del bajo control de la frontera y que tratarÁn de resolver el problema dentro de los prÓximos seis meses. >> creo que expulsar 800,000 jÓvenes a paÍses en los cuales ni siquiera vivieron no estÁ en el interÉs de no extrapolaciÓn. reportero: el presidente tambiÉn hablÓ con congresistas de distintos partidos. >> queremos verse hacer algo de manera de tipo bipartidista para resolver el problema del daca. reportero: las negociaciones son solamente un punto de partida. >> espero que se puedan sentar y hablar y realmente pensar en el aspecto humano y moral de este

that will be something different daily—macro the fans will forget. will be something different daily-macro we havejuergen klopp daily-macro the fans will forget. we have juergen klopp here. he came yesterday, and accepted 100%, the situation. it isjust the situation. now, i really think we should all use the situation. we have a wonderful player in our squad who wants to get fit and play for this club. we don't know how long he will play for the club. sometimes we wa nt will play for the club. sometimes we want to send players away and players think about the future also, it isa players think about the future also, it is a normal situation. that is no problem. i it is a normal situation. that is no problem. lam it is a normal situation. that is no problem. i am completely fine with this situation. this is something the clubs are trying to avoid soap they want to move the transfer window before the season starts. and diego costa, and we have news of an apache wants to sign him on loan when we all know he wa nts to sign him on loan when we all know he wants to go to atletico madrid? that is

seguimos pendientes de lo que suceda, vamos a esperara este jueves, para ver macro que sucede.javier: quÉ te digo la gente de autoridades de protecciÓn civil, para asegurar que iban a detener las bÚsquedas. las familias saben que van a detener las bÚsquedas? alejandro: hace unos minutos estÁbamos en la llamada con el coordinador de protecciÓn civil federal, luis felipe puente. Él nos iba a comentar esta situaciÓn con respecto a la detenciÓn de la b[usqueda y rescate. tienen toda la intenciÓn de rescatar los cuerpos de este lugar. carolina: agradecemos por el informe, alejandro roldÁn. es la preocupaciÓn de muchas familias. son personas que podrÍan estar atrapadas en los escombros. en las redes sociales hay una foto de un rescatista chileno, sostenÍa una pancarta en la que decÍa que el terremoto de chile, 15 dÍas despuÉs de haber ocurrido, habÍan encontrado con vida personas entre los escombros. javier: recuerdo la historia de marÍa gonzÁlez, una de las sobrevivientes del terremoto de chile, el aÑo 2010. estuvo 17 dÍas bajo los escombros y los rescatistas chilenos la lograron re

city -- the citi macro risk. it is above average.distinctly below .5, so our assessment of risk city -- o aversion is below average at the moment. it is interesting that the u.s. keeps reaffirming the dialogue route. the 45 scenarios -- before or five scenarios are not white about scenarios. gap. is a neil: bearing in mind that china is a part of the dialogue as well. in a situation where the increasedituation is come i think we have to ask ourselves is what happens afterwards. china is going to be partial of all of that. any u.s. military action left to take on board direction of+++ that is why there's been this slowness in terms of the u.s. reaction, more circumspect u.s. reaction. there is always the risk of unintended consequences that could upset the financial markets. manus: let's move the can -- let's move the conversation on it we have janet yellen -- conversation on. we have janet yellen later on today. derek says he connected the dots september of last year. he said the fed has been more aggressive. newco he is exactly righ

one thing about fixed income as well when you are dealing with macro is that macro is -- a lot of that is public good, it is out there. we have good access to policymakers as well. so, we think we can absorb this impact. tom: andrew, you are in the trenches on this. i would think schroders in london and frankly, i think with it in new york, is in the crosshairs of this. how are you speaking? you are on the buy side managing money. they are on the sell side. what is that dialogue like? take us into that dialogue a little bit without giving away the secrets of schroders. andrew: we put a premium on our internally produced research, a strong fixed income and equity data team. that is getting most of the investment. and as the negotiations with the banks around mifid ii continue, i think there will be a quality element to it. tom: fewer people. andrew: some people not willing to pay a penny for it. tom: brutal. lisa: i found it interesting, but it is true, this is why you are seeing banks lowering and lowering their expected prices. credit suisse lowered their price to a very competitive r

with president macro must think again about forcing the slow through he says democracy isn't in the street then why doesn't he tell us where it is historically trade unions here have fiercely guarded workers' rights but business leaders say in a globalized world more flexibility is needed taking on the unions is no easy task previous presidents have tried and mostly failed macro wants to be the one who succeeds is going to push this reform because most of the people who voted for him are convinced that we have to change. the drug market to give more flexibility so for him it's really the moment where five year a man that will be judged while sam looks to expand his business he hopes the new law will strike a balance between protecting workers and helping entrepreneurs like him move forward with al-jazeera paris. so final day of campaigning in germany ahead of general elections on sunday chancellor angela merkel needs to polls by a wide margin and is expected to be chancellor for a fourth term her rival martin shells of the social democratic party has fizzled in the last month and a lesser

i think for big banks, we may very well serve a very tough macro prudential policies. explainps exchange -- my they are more elevated. the part that worries me is excess debt building up alongside us. we just took a snapshot, i think it's still manageable, but i think this probably is not the time to be weakening back were -- to contrast of -- policy. . this high valuation and good macro prudential policies probably go together, if we learned anything from 2007-2008, we have evaluations, low rates, and was regulatory policies and we made a big price for it. i don't think we should make that mistake again. i watched the yield curve for the last many years. the reason i look at the yield curve for it if you reasons. accommodated,to are restricted. there's a theoretical concept in my mind it i'm thinking about interest rates, it's called the neutral rate. you are not going to find it on your bloomberg screen, its theoretical. it's the rate that we are neater accommodated or restricted -- we are neither accommodated or restricted. the curve is instructive, there are a lot

stories we have going on. -- wider macro stories we have going on.ater in the show as i mentioned we will be speaking about opec. opec and friends hold steady on output cuts, but it is enough to spur prices? we will talk about the fed balance sheet winding down, and whether investors should get wound up about that particular event. this is bloomberg. ♪ host: this is "bloomberg markets: middle east" live from dubai. emerging-market assets have been the surprise winners of the year. but they did fall ofor two consecutive days last week off the back of a more hawkish than expected fed statement. let's discuss that more with justin carrigan. it feels like when it comes to em assets you have these two camps. some say we are in the early stages of a tremendous rally and you have other people saying that the old relationship between the u.s. and emerging markets -- you know, where u.s. financial conditions go, so do em assets -- is going to reassert itself. >> one of the comments i heard last week is that at this important juncture in the development of thi

it is an ba by—macro breakfast show is still popular.t is an baby—macro —— it is a competitive market. they become part of your world. it's competitive, but it has extraordinary capacities. broadcasters are obsessed with holding on to older audiences, is radio one managing to do that? the evidence is that audiences are getting a bit older. not as old as tony blackburn! or me! or as old as some other audiences. but not much older. there is a real game, always, it's a demotic game for the bbc to make sure its audiences are where they want to be. thank you very much, fascinating stuff. you will be getting ready for the bbc centenary, that's not too far off. we'll talk again before then, i hope. time for a look at the weather. first of all, barack obama joined prince harry to spring a surprise on the dawn of the invicta ‘s games. obama arrived courtside to cheer on the us will chair basketball team, they were mobbed by a crowd when they were mobbed by a crowd when they arrived and happily posed for photos with friends. some pretty autumnal a

we might see that come down half , continuing concerns over the larger macro picture.k you so much, sophie kamaruddin on the markets. while the market in the u.s. and wall street, we are keeping our eye on irma and the impact of the u.s. economy. the dollar bouncing back, there is indication for mixed open as the rest of the week. major events including economic numbers and earnings. su keenan with more and also the apple launch. action-packed week. as we look at the monday open, investors, the u.s. may think they dodged a bullet the hurricane appearing not to pack quite as strong a punch as expected, and the north korean threat easing just a bit. we look at commodities, we heard a lot of action from sophie referring to orange juice. it will be in the spotlight. it is a big crop in florida, and there was a prediction in the worst-case scenario for florida happened with the hurricane, orange juice would become unaffordable. it will be interesting to see if that comes back, but in electronic trading it is up big. oil has been bouncing around as has gasoline impacted by t

but it is nonetheless a macro economic problem. what china has been seeing over the most recent explosive of debt is exactly what the europeans did and what in terms ofd shadow banking. i think the numbers are large, and the chicken will come home to roost. the question is when? fighting that has always been the biggest challenge. david: as i said, president xi has not made a secret of this. how difficult is this to make a transition without disruptions? difficult.ly they did that a few years ago. reigned credit, tried to cut capacity, and looks very close to a hard landing. measures of growth slowed very sharply in 2015 and 2016, and bailout that credit back out of thatarn -- they allowed credit back out of the barn and that is what fueled the growth and the agencies are focusing on. chinese: two thirds of debt are bought domestically, so the savings story -- maybe you can comment on it. the savings story is an example of do they need to get consumption up and savings down? savings keep going toward overcapacity, workplaces they d

joining us now is a macro strategist works for bloomberg. cameron, we have seen some choppiness in the markets this week, at least looking at stocks. elsewhere, there have been more signs of risk aversion. >> i think a lot of it has to do with uncertainty. you look at north korea, it's difficult to project some sort of rational utility function on what they are trying to do, so that naturally leads people to scratch their heads. markets generally don't like uncertainty. particularly with natural disasters, we saw jobless claims figures this week much higher than expected because of harvey. there will clearly be a distortion, impact on short-term economic data. what does that mean for the federal reserve? thus far is that they will take a pause. we have seen a lot of the pricing come out of expectations for future rate hikes. that has led the bond market to rally very sharply and very painfully, if you are one of the remaining shorts out there. julie: the question is if that will last, if we will breach 2% on the 10-year. you have been lookin

we are now focusing back on monetary policies and the macro environment.heck out how we are setting up ahead of the data. new zealand, trading sideways, up 1/10 of 1%. the kiwi dollar at .7252. the dollar rising for a third day, expectations that may be a fed rate hike in december, pushing to almost 40%. we are taking a look at the opened in sydney and tokyo. sydney, a flat open. but watch for the energy sector, the job numbers added fewer jobs in august, 20,000. almost 28,000 we saw in july. watch for the pace of wage growth as well as participation. that momentum seems to be weakening. japanese futures trading in chicago, up 1/10 of 1%. 0.5%.kkei 225 gaining 110dollar-yen at the level. investment expected to be softer. industrial output and retail sales consumption numbers out of china expected to continue building the picture of resilient growth. let's get back to us top story in china. president trump has blocked the china-backed chipmaker. this is a company based in portland, oregon with stocks over national security concerns. is not a company that ca

fifty four well despite those findings a government spokesman claims the figures can be ignored or macro and will quote transform the country and we asked people in paris about the president's apparent fall from grace so it doesn't surprise me that what he's doing is making human popular nobody supports his proposal for extending working hours. the french people it's you closed minded when it comes to changing benefit reform so it's not surprising that his ratings of foreign. very rare for presidents popularity to increase some not too surprised we need to give him time to get things done to one direction so we need to leave for that we spoke to the editor in chief of the popular magazine who believes macro character is grating with voters. this country in the spirit of race it's not surprising anybody. will find. a solution let me tell. you straight white polish prime minister said this remark was a. strike because what he said. what he said. so later he's out of. this. criticized. racist something which is totally much a joke but it will make you say things wrong stuff credible she sai

pressure this reform through and to appease the french people charlotte devinsky all see paris as macro moves to reshape the economy anger is rising among the french people latest polls show that just three months into his time already less than huff approve of his policies now at the same time in their presidencies producer nicolas sarkozy had sixty nine percent support and even francois hollande who became known as mr popular had fifty four despite those findings a government spokesman claims of the figures can be ignored and will quote transform the country and we asked people in paris about the president's rapid fall from grace so it doesn't surprise me that what he's doing is making human popular nobody supports his proposal for extending working hours. to french people to close minded when it comes to changing benefit reform so it's not surprising that his ratings of phoolan. very rare for presidents popularity to increase so i'm not too surprised we need to give him time to get things done he won the election so we need to live with that we spoke to the editor in chief of a popul

the broad trading of it is macro.many zeniths and 49.80 is, so actually sold bitcoin and then i was trying to buy it in the low three thousands. if you are good at that and you are trading junkie, it is a lot of fun. it does increase your tax bill. so for people to just said, that is a different strategy. >> you are trading bitcoin? jesus coin? mike: not on jesus coin. i am participating on all sides of the ecosystem. i am participating in mining to create new coins. it has been a money loser for us, and in local currency terms, i spent bitcoin to buy bitcoin line. but you are better off just owning the bitcoins. and in either, you are far better off just owning the ether. >> what are you trading, what platforms? mike: we are fairly large, so we trade at different exchanges and one of the risks in the business right now is, the riskiest money you have in the system is being left on the exchanges. because -- >> self central clearing. mike: they are not well capitalized, so you do not leave that much money on the exchan

the broad trading of it is macro.many the enough -- and euphorias, sold some bitcoin, and then three weeks later you buy it the low three thousands. if you are good at that and you are a trading junkie, it is a lot of fun. it does increase your tax bill. for some people, that is a different strategy. erik: you are trading, what, bitcoin? jesus coin? mike: i've taken the approach to participate in all sides of the ecosystem. i have mining -- erik: to create new coins. mike: that is an interesting business. it has been a money loser for us in local currency terms, but i spent bitcoins to buy the bitcoin mine. if i spent dollars, i could've made a lot of money, but you were better off just owning the bitcoins. erik: where are you trading? what platforms? mike: we are fairly large and trade at lots of different exchanges. one of the risks in the business right now is, the riskiest money love in the system is being left on the exchanges. erik: central clearing there. mike: and they are not that well-capitalized. you don't

and german chancellor on the macro has hit the campaign trail again just days after winning the general election this time she's helping out in the election in the state of lower saxony where her party hopes the when a snap election. that's all for now thanks so much for being with us. testing drugs to see how they can be of use in agriculture. these quanta. to survey evolve quickly and some really for a more targeted control of the past and when it's. tomorrow today next. entered the conflict zone fronting the powerful. this week conflict zone is in berlin and my guess is junk politicians on the news is he's a member of the european parliament and the social democrats who have just suffered this dummy defeat you know that the votes are counted as germany had it. in sixty minutes. good job with. your link to news from africa and the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions for more news a visit and while website dedicated poems not to come join us on facebook at g.w. africa. handley one mine is made by him better known as merely a host d.w. discords each of the channels mu

but the macro administration is unlikely to budge. central banks have been guiding of the markets this week on thursday the bank of japan said it would keep interest rates steady and below zero at minus point one percent. that's in return courage banks to lend their money rather than keeping it ther. also said it would keep buying over seven hundred billion dollars worth of bonds per year. find that the japanese economy still need some support the governor's think they're doing enough to push inflation to their two percent target. yes that'll reserve meanwhile took a different route direction on wednesday still on track to raise interest rates one more time this year. but janet yellen said she would start winding down the feds born half trillion dollar balance sheet. bring a firm and to the story stimulus program. no maastricht jump to new heights after that announcement on wednesday but stocks have no slipped we're seeing right across the board. up on wallstreet this hour the nasdaq deepening its losses down point four percent at thi

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those of the words of the budget director in that we went budget director went on toto say the macro economic effect or the big picture of the long term the other comments that were nor where fake -- noteworthy but the president is committed to have that carried interest deduction despite the campaign promise to those typical middle-class voters and once again with that carried interest loophole. the this is the second big occasion on which the president has failed to follow through on his campaign promise. and to have a one page outline that was shorter that was from the iconic store in our state they had one page in did not doen anything the following to run the president's promise of but when you eliminate though white space but once again with that carried interest loophole. those investment managers to get away to pay less than they're fair share.what that is all legal under the president's plan. will one that the trump team does not bend the truth to protect the middle class from a tax hike. with abc the trump advisor so the treasury secretary said he will pay more under the ta