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extraction technologies are being developed, including strategic resources, not only energy, not only hydrocarbons, for example, metalsare used for new energy, metals that are used for microelectronics, ocean mining technologies. therefore, this step, if you look at it from an economic point of view, is probably a kind of foundation for decades to come to ensure the potential for strategic superiority or strategic advantages for the united states in these territories for decades to come, but i repeat that any such actions must be agreed upon by the international community and cannot be taken unilaterally. alexey alegorevich, thank you for finding it for us. we talked for a while with the minister for the development of the far east and the arctic alexei chakunkov, now there is advertising, then our broadcast will continue with the program moscow, the kremlin putin. alfabank has the best loyalty program for business. we pay 3.00 rub. behind opening an account and up to 10% cashback for expenses. incredible. i wish i knew a spell to multitask, but the main thing i learned this year was to choose myself. everything wonde

china has become a leader in the mining and processing of metals used in green energy. from 40 to 80% of lithium, cobalt and nickel processing is carried out by chinese facilities. in general, more than half of the world market for rare earth metals is in the hands of this country, which seizes leadership in the production of semiconductors. technology transfer, of course, is accompanied by brain transfer, which is a key factor in the scientific and technological race in the 21st century. it is noteworthy that if until 2006 china acted as a donor of scientific brains, now, in terms of the intensity of attracting specialists, it is five times higher than the country. attracting scientists from japan, france, germany, uk and india, with over 70% of chinese scientists working outside of china, of which 85% in the us, so intellectual capital to realize a technological breakthrough was also provided. and one more interesting fact: china not only opened up to the world, but forced competition for the right to provide modern technologies to local businesses. western firms began

china has become a leader in the mining and processing of metals used in green energy. lithium, cobalt and nickel processing is carried out by chinese facilities. overall, more than half of the global rare earth market is in hand. it is this country that is still taking leadership in the production of semiconductors. technology transfer, of course, is accompanied by brain transfer, which is a key factor in the scientific and technological race in the 21st century. it is noteworthy that if until 2006 china acted as a donor of scientific brains, now, in terms of the intensity of attracting specialists, it is five times greater than the united states, attracting scientists from japan, france, germany, great britain and india. moreover, over 70% of chinese scientists work outside of china, of which 85% are in the united states, so the intellectual capital for implementing a technological breakthrough was also provided. and one more interesting fact: china not only opened up to the world, but forced them to compete for the right to provide modern technologies local business.

for the creation of fertilizers, for oil production on a timer, for the extraction of metals necessary for the energyition in chukotka, are provided by the nsr. next, of course, we need to create conditions for people’s lives; here, on the instructions of the president, a decision has already been made to form a list of 16 arctic agglomerations - this is our supporting framework. there from the largest scale arkhangelsk, murmansk agglomeration, where almost half a million people live, to dikson, where the population is 309, but it is still an irreplaceable, important stronghold on the northern sea route. the arctic really is now attracting attention, and the interest of our compatriots, the guys are happy to go to work on these megaprojects, but i have a counter question for you, andrey, related precisely to the attention that the arctic attracts to itself. this magnificent region is people who want quality of life, who are ready to move, for example, from west to east, to settle there, because the land is beautiful, so how will we develop the demographics of the far east, we complain all the time, t

but also the resources: china has become a leader. for the extraction and processing of metals used in green energyel processing is chinese capacity.

the metals company promises a simple solutions. energy from the sun and wind is replacing fossil fuels to power the transmission to a sustainable future. we need batteries to store this energy. batteries are made from metals such as cobalt and nickel, copper and main. denise. until now we've been mining the earth for them, digging deep uh and wider for lower quality or nature disappears. human software, earth suffers. but there's another way of all that's needed a mutton ray box. but is it that simple? the canadian city of toronto is with simmons this semester lives. she's the head of sustainable se for the belgian mining company g. i saw them manganese, no geo. collectivism. to getting a series of tests in the pacific as we are together globally. we are facing a climate crisis and i think, you know, there is this increasing recognition around the world that we need to do something and we need to do something now. so that's a big part of that is moving towards clean energy. so moving away from, from fossil fuels and what that means is that we're moving away from a planet fuel and fossi

russian fertilizer grains, no, without russian seafood, no, can the global energy sector exist without the most valuable russian metalsoelectronics without nickel, platinum, palladium, titanium. no, the russian gold that we extract, energy, in general, gas, liquefied natural gas, and oil, which is not only fuel, we must not forget, oil is a raw material for chemistry, in general, for modern chemistry everything that this the list can be continued endlessly, so with these thousands of sanctions, with all the harsh geopolitical rhetoric, calmly they continue to buy what they need, and this is good, because what we previously expected, well, somewhere along the way to... do, now no one believes that chinese technologies are there, they are much inferior to some others, and we can certainly do everything ourselves, this is a very valuable result of the twenty-third year, we have harnessed it for a long time, but we are moving quickly, yes, absolutely, thank you for the interview, thank you. last year, russian troops successfully completed their main task and thwarted the counter-offensive in the ssu. sergei stated this sh

we do all kinds of fresh metal things, energy transition stuff, so i think it is good to have in yourortfolio. >> interesting. well, thank you, ryan mcintyre, managing partner, appreciate you joining us today. >> thank you. >>> coming up, check out this mystery chart. it's been on a tear this year hitting a fresh 52-week high. this morning over 90% of analysts call it a buy here. we'll reveal the name and find out how much higher the stock might be able to go from here. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com - i got the cabin for three days. it's gonna be sweet! what? i'm 12 hours short. - have a fun weekend. - ♪ unnecessary action hero! unnecessary. ♪ - was that necessary? - no. neither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get paycom and make the unnecessary,

today it became known that the united states will transfer 20,000 tons of metal to russia to create protective structures at energyd out, the project is being carried out by a contractor who purchases this very metal from ukrainian manufacturers, then it turns out that the kiev one... helps itself, enriches itself from the problems of ordinary ukrainians. bratislava cannot imagine ukraine joining the european union in the current conditions, slovak foreign minister juraj blanar said in an interview with the standard publication. according to him, it will be difficult for the president of the european commission, ursulia vonderlein , to answer the question of how one can seriously consider the candidacy of a country where hostilities are taking place. both the european union and the united states are unsuccessfully trying to maintain military assistance to the kiev regime at the same level. with details by anton dadykin. the christmas holidays in the american congress are getting closer and there is less and less chance that the us parliament will approve joe biden’s request for assistance, including to ukraine, fo

energy generated far exceeds the needs this pay vague with its own, the 5000 residents. the power plants can supply electricity and heat to a city of $100000.00 resident navigation surfaces, metals and found a rush of energy development plan up to ponder. and we need to supply electricity to the mining company that already extracting mineral was also see one of the companies companies are constantly growing and need a lot of energy. and so he will not include consumers. they're just continue with the that's why we need the nuclear power plant here, the more it is for his own portion of the boat. for rosa told him the power plant represents a future moll kids. they can supply electricity to the most remote areas of the world. the kremlin has ordered 3 more plants to be installed in the out take the the city has changed. at last, in 2 years, the schools were renovated and playgrounds were built in front of apartment, blocks, hol, financed by rosa told him, every effort has been made to attract new residents and investors. with this power station, the credit in hopes to make pay vague, the speed ahead of its conquest of the fall knows the russian uptake comprises about 20 percent o

like payments, healthcare services, maybe even some of the more macro sensitive sectors like energy and metals could benefit from a rotation maybe out of some of the high flight tech or some of the retailers which are up a lot and probably don't have great long-term prospects. >> when you talk about rotation are you talking about out as big tech of the mag seven? >> maybe a little bit less of those guys. my view has been and remains anyone trying to beat the s&p 500 should be close to market with the aggregate magnificent seven. one, they are pretty macro stocks. there is very little idiosyncratic risk. two, it's really hard to know something about them that other people don't. there is what, 60 analyst to cover them in the ads that i know something about google that nobody else does is exactly 0. three, i can't exactly replicate them with another basket of security. i cannot find 30 stocks that trade just like apple so i don't need to on that. given that, people should make their bets elsewhere and most people, particularly institutional investors have rules that have prevented them from owni

partners in the usa should provide us with a sufficient amount of the specialized iron metal that should be used to cover energyies and other critical infrastructure facilities, well, that's about it information, but we don't know if it was received or if something is being done about it, but in your case, this program for this winter is to protect critical infrastructure and facilities with some kind of anti-aircraft protection. mechanical and other things, something like that has already happened, something from america has reached you, let's talk about the fact that any such events, they are happening today, of course, without cutting ceremonial ribbons, without meetings, without orchestras, and it should happen like this during the war, and the fact that we are talking about the physical in that including the protection of energy infrastructure objects, and not only speech, but also practical actions, this is clear, it does not happen yesterday , even more so not today and not tomorrow, although they always say that any defense, it must improve itself, we have to constantly work on this, so i hope that we w

. >> i do like the metals, but if you look at oil, look at the energy names, they are definitely correlated to the price of oil. there's been a supply glut right now. so energy production in the u.s. is at all-time record highs. i don't think they can perform well in that type of environment. metals okay, but i also believe that this run has been the investor offsides. where does that catch up? middle of january the market has a test and we ramp back up to a bull market. >> under what circumstances will magnificent seven, borig cap te do well? if the economy is softening or if the economy is strong? >> yeah -- >> or both? >> yeah. i mean, a lot of these companies are well positioned and they have good balance sheets. they're continuing to sell, and as the consumer continues to be strong, and they're continuing to sell products and services, that is a good thing. i don't see them outperforming to the same kind of magnitude they have previously. i think that's what you want to look at as an investor. i want to own the magnificent seven. i'm not getting out of those things, but i don't want to

.. they exist, but what they provide primarily at the expense of energy carriers, then at the expense of the export of diamonds and metalsre, by the way, there are as many as 20, 20 billion of such products going to the eu alone, and it is certain that a speech is planned for today president zelenskyi, in front of the leaders of the big seven, i would really like to i would like the president to raise an issue that could not be advanced in may, namely, the consideration of the introduction of a complete ban on russian exports, if this were to happen on the part of the big seven, then the next step would be a ban on the part of the eu, and this and that would lead to , well, much greater restrictions from economic and technological restrictions, now let's go back to china, why so much activity, specifically regarding china, the fact is that the united states and the eu have taken very strong steps in the year 23, starting with g20 summer summit in india, when it was not there, a very large number of positive things were done, the first was to transfer and let's say this, steps were taken to prevent the outflow of investme

intercontinental ballistic missile, microchips, artificial intelligence, green energy, hydrocarbons and rarity. earth metals come on, we have a daytime show after all, so let’s not talk about it before the new year. why, when else to say, if not before the new year, who among us would not want to be touched by taylor swift, raise your hand, yes, i wouldn’t want to, it’s not that we match in age anymore, it’s funny. and about the covers, i really liked the cover of iconomiza, it’s a russian folk pastime to guess from it, guys, can we somehow display it separately, which will happen next year , it also amuses me, but this time, to be honest, it seems to me , the comrades from economine somehow didn’t try very hard, in fact , but it seems to me that it’s been several years since they quit some main predictor, as if carelessly, that the main one cover artist, in fact, of course, you said in the eyeliner about some fateful elections, but judging by this wonderful cover, there is only one fateful election in the united states of america, it’s roughly clear to us what will happen, i think, and why, because red and

so using renewable energy use and then the digital transition and things like semi conduct says precious metals which go into batteries and electronics. a lot of those things come from china right now. so while it wants to reduce its dependency on china, if it wants to proceed with this on the plans, it needs to find other places. but the reality is that it's struggling to strike trade deals with all the upon those. for instance, a trade deal, negotiation with australia just fell apart. so in the meantime, it needs to continue the trading relationship with china, but it wants it to be less risky, less dependent on the international. it's political changes and shifts what we've seen in the last few days, even if it's in the for instance, a prominent e u. member states, a big economy in new york in union has withdrawn from china as belt and road initiative. this is the, the plan that china is being running for the best for, for over a decade. where it basically invests and infrastructure products in order to encourage its expos into all the parts of the world. and many european countries have bee

the metals can also grow into spikes, which can short circuit the battery in the worst case of battery failure, big night and explode. so a good battery can store a lot of energy without exploding and doesn't quickly lose its capacity. making one of those as tough stuff. one of the many reasons why lithium makes a great battery, is that unlike lead or acid lift here was only mildly toxic. these new lithium batteries can store more energy per graham than any other battery ever invented. what makes with themes so great? weird lee is that it's super reactive. so i got my hands on some lithium which should be 99 percent pure. gonna try and put it in some water and see what happens. but um, safety 1st. it's a really soft metal, so it, so it'd be completely breakable just with my fingers. wow, look at that. so that's the lift them inside. it's reacting with the oxygen in the air so fast that the metal is already darkening. we're going to try and put this little bit of lithium in some water and see what happens. okay, so, moment of truth. who do i understand why this happens? we need to look at electrons again. lithium loses electrons and creates ions really easily.

spinout happens, glencore will become a pure play in copper and metals business which is a key holding for anyone looking at an achievable energyition. >> you can watch more from the conference and conversation on cnbc.com. >>> turning to politics. italy has quit the china belt and road initiative. italy was the major western country to join in 2019. the chinese firms saw the most benefit. several have higher exports to china despite not being part of the initiative. xi jinping said the country should not reduce cooperation with the eu due to competition. china is willing to make the eu a key economic and trading partner. european commission chief met president xi jinping in the first face-to-face meeting since 2019. von der leyen talked about how the two countries can ease tension. >> we have massive trade between us. 2.3 billion euro a day and important investment stakes in each other's economies. as major powers in the world, european union and china have global responsibilities. we have a shared interest in peace and security and effective functioning of the rules based international order and to find solutions to global ch

, and, that is, is it manual work, or energy, yes, the energy of the one who made this bowl, and... the main thing is that too the number of metals the alloy of this cup, and the more, well, these metals, the more vibrations of the sound it emits, accordingly, the more we can engage in the psyche, in our, yes, neurons that will react and we let's stimulate in this way, and in this way, well, you can say so, it happens automatically. uh, healing, uh , and of course, it's not just a flight to some parallel worlds, no, it's first of all a job, it's a consciousness job, it's a setup for this job, and of course, after the session, again, when a person, absolutely consciously puts it on paper, and by the way, it was very interesting with the military, when after the sound session, when they were painting... there were mountains, rivers, seas, there were even chinese pagodas in them, and after that they said, behind this chinese pagoda sits a military man, that is , they have their own completely different, also another dimension, but this dimension even though it was interesting that even during the sound session, it would seem that wh

possible to obtain energy from chemical sources was made by alexander volta, and he did what any child can do now, but then this of course, it was a sensation that turned upside down various metalszinc, a napkin soaked in vinegar, all this is divided, placed on a pole and can generate a fairly large amount of energy, in fact, it was precisely such devices that became then use other scientists to make other discoveries, and perhaps more important to us is what happened 60 years later, when the frenchman proposed using not... zinc, lead as an electrolyte with sulfuric acid, and so the ones known to all of us appeared, lead batteries. that is, this battery is already 160 years old, and they are still all used in our, well, not electric cars, in our cars, yes, and, of course, completely different current sources are used in electric cars, but in those electric cars, which were at the end of the 19th century, at the beginning of the twentieth, probably many are aware that 100 years ago there were more electric vehicles than gasoline cars. those electric cars used lead acid batteries, but now lithium is gradually starting to dominate everywhere. well, we ’ll talk more about what’s goi

arizona metals, unearthing world class projects that fuel our advancing economy. >> the biggest attack on democracy is the attack on energy independence so if you go after american prosperity, you'll lose the biggest for freedom and democracy on the planet. >> i don't want people on the debate stage looking for media contracts or book deals or cabinet deals but we're heading to iowa, and it says a lot about the process and how it works. >> massive restrictions on natural gas, on methane and causing blackouts and brownouts across the country and they're as serious as a heart attack. they're trying to get americans that disagree with radical transformation of america to this progressive ideology that we've never known in the country. stuart: i really like this rhythm of this song. it's got a nice swing to it, know what i mean? it's from the 1960s. i think 1967. all you need is love is 1967. wonderful song. great years, wonderful decade, long since passed. on the wall street this morning, would you look at this, the dow is down 170 and nasdaq down 207. lots of selling on this monday, november 4. december 4. apple down 1.7% a

that hemoglobin has properties. not at all the same as that of metallic iron, and it is not magnetic at all, but what about the negative energyf energy is there, if she can’t even move a small magnet , which is especially sensitive to the magnetic field of a permanent magnet, and you , who don’t have the properties of a permanent magnet at all, in general this magnet doesn’t care what kind of negative energy there is, only if you... get scared, what if there’s draw something scary. what do scientific studies say? clinical trials have shown that magnets can indeed interfere with pacemakers. this is what this device looks like in the hands of cardiologist andrei smirnov. pacemaker is installed in the chest area under the collarbone, the cardiac surgeon makes an incision under the collarbone, creates a pocket under the muscle and the device is implanted there. in my opinion , a pacemaker, also called a pacemaker, is installed not on the heart itself, but 15 centimeters above. this is done for diseases when the main blood pump cannot give itself regular commands to contract and relax. the device is sewn into the body and then adj

metal, the enterprise receives tax benefits, is part of a free economic zone, in total 50 production facilities have already become its participants, it is taking place right now... of the coal industry ministry of energysia has developed a plan to increase the profitability of mines and the first step is the integration of enterprises into the industrial space of the country. special emphasis is placed on the restoration of liberated territories. almost 500 hectares of new forest were planted here, and even more hectares of cleared fields. the first sowing took place in chernozem, cleared of enemy shells. in the summer, farmers will already go out to harvest winter crops. a huge amount of work is being done and, of course, words. huge gratitude for this help to all residents, all citizens, well, other regions russian federation. i will say absolutely sincerely that donbass has not seen such help and such attention to itself since, probably, the soviet union, that’s for sure. this transformation of the republic is the result of large-scale assistance. the lugansk region is literally supported by the whole country. each municipal district has its own region-chief. residents are also not lagging behind,

energy names that are dragging down the asx 200. we are broadly up 0.2%. continuing to watch the direction for key metalsecause that is playing into the direction of the dollar, down 1% versus the greenback in the past few sessions. a note, trade data is due out this hour for australia, one to watch given that key trade relationship between australia and china. shery, you have breaking news of a very different kind. shery: spacex's starling satellite service now successfully completing nine months of u.s. military tests in the arctic. these tests now open the way for new pentagon contracts and allowing elon musk to deepen his ties with the pentagon in the region, a growing strategic competition. our next guest says he is buying sectors that should do well in the declining interest rate environment. he is founder and ceo of sgmc capital and joins us from singapore. great to have you with us. what sectors are you looking at that have potentially suffered a lot, given that we have been in the higher for longer narrative for quite some time? where are you seeing the opportunities next year? max: you do have

knowledge-intensive production. energy, from 40 to 80% of lithium, cobalt and nickel processing are chinese facilities. in in general, more than half of the world market of rare earth metalsds of this particular country, which also takes leadership in the production of semiconductors. technology transfer, of course, is accompanied by brain transfer, which is a key factor in the scientific and technological race in the 21st century. it is noteworthy that until 2006 china acted as a donor. scientific brains, then in terms of the intensity of attracting specialists, it is already five times greater than the united states, attracting scientists from japan, france, germany, great britain and india, moreover, over 70% of chinese scientists work outside of china, of which 85% are in the united states, so the intellectual capital for realizing a technological breakthrough was also provided. and one more interesting fact: china not only opened up to the world, but forced it. innovative incentives and a new quality of the economy ensured rapid growth, at different periods 8-10%, now about 5-6, but these are very large numbers. imagine if a new switzerland appeared on the map every

energy transition must take place . climate change must be stopped. but is commercial mining and the deep sea west? the risk? you know, we do need a colossal amount of metal to achieve that and that metal needs to come from somewhere. and by all means, recycling is hugely important and can play a role, but it isn't enough to get us there for decades to comments. so new sources of metal will be needed. and um, for gsr we, you know, we're aiming for 2028 as the earliest date for commercial production. after a 6 week expedition exploring the deep sea, the voyage of the islands probably to slowly come to an end. the scientists did a lot of testing measuring, observing, and think. even if many final test results can only be revealed of 2 evaluation in labs back home, the research has already knew that the harvesting of the c bed was just about unstoppable sean dot com. i believe it will come at some point. we want development. we want to prove we want a high standard of living. so don't know. and i think that should be the case for the entire world population for that we will need metal in some development m of i from that perspective i, to the companies in wh

really it is energy and some of the minors giving the set to close rally we saw across metals in particularer outperforming in the complex. we continue to watch to see in terms of weather that really has legs as well. look at the aussie dollar. 67 trading at the moment against the greenback. that divergence playing out with the labor market numbers here in australia, the rba expectations versus the fed's dovish pivot story perhaps setting up an interesting discrepancy there. crude is largely unchanged after a pretty eventful week of trading for energy markets. this is true across treasuries as well. we have seen it treasuries extending gains in the overnight session. some of the cash buying action has come through to try to chase the next leg of this rally, if you will. we are potentially also looking at some possibility for correction they're given a bit of reassessment of just how strong the pivot narrative has been. our next guest says he has turned more positive when it comes to japan and it is now is before -- preferred non-u.s. market. kieran calder is ahead of asian equity research a

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