exchange that a lot of people for east to have access to an easy way to get big points through mexican best's so what we do this we have an or open order book exchange with it which allows customers to place orders to buy and sell. afterwards reedit other technologies we currently have cereal and a month ago we had it ripple so now we only not only have three order books for them changing against mexican vessel we also have order books against big conversely theorem and. write just ok errors in the system as volume as the order flow well there is there has been a growing bogeymen growing interest there are more people getting into this and more people hearing about bitcoin and the theorem and even the theorem and you get a may said before everyone used to talk about bitcoin to people that were starting right now and i'm starting to seem people are asking about a theory what what or what is the technology what are they doing and getting to even better even before big go and so it's very it's very exciting seeing how people are hopping into it every old this acknowledgement you know essentially

mexicans a point. we wa nted we wanted to show our best and try to get here to win this tournament. player, you want to win it. it is not ok to just come and say we wa nt to it is not ok to just come and say we want to try and do our best. we want to win it. we got a draw and we are going to see if it is going to be a good point or not. wait and see the next two results. chile opened their group b campaign with a 2—0 win over cameroon despite a controversial decision from the video assistant referee — known as the var. chile's victory was just reward for a dominant performance at the spartak stadium, where the south american champions had this effort controversially ruled out for offside by video technology. that man who was adjudged to be offside was arturo vidal who then rose above two defenders to power home a header. eduardo vargas doubled the score ten minutes later in added time. now to athletics and the diamond league moved to stockholm on sunday where murielle ahoure made up for the disappointment of a second placed finish in oslo on thursday by winning the 200m event in swe

i think for example the mexican peso been very weak against the dollar, partly out of concern that the trade negotiations might go very badly. it lately has rallied some. my best is that once we have the new nafta, there is a pretty good chance that both the canadian and the mexican currencies will strengthen because they are removing that uncertainty from their picture. that is the way we are looking at currency vis-a-vis these negotiations. vonnie: that was our interview with wilbur ross, u.s. commerce secretary. up next, we are one day away from a special election in georgia. million look at the $60 spent on this campaign. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: we're looking at midtown, manhattan. thisis "bloomberg markets: the trump economy." i'm vonnie quinn. jessica: nearly one year after the u.k. voted to leave the european union, talks kicked off in brussels to come to terms on the board following the first round of talks. the lead british negotiator david davis said that things took on a promising start. that the priority was to reassure u.k. citizens and people from the eu who are in britain. a warning in russia after the u.s. shut down a syrian air force je

multifactor including but not limited to, the number of people caught crossing the mexican border has plummeted. that is the bestigure available to gauge how many people are trying to come into the country illegally. right now, it is a record lows. the border patrol has estimated it is probably a 40 year low in terms of the monthly apprehension rate. i believe 14,000 people were arrested at the border last month. , so doe numbers plummet the number of deportations. it is an issue that deportation is a complicated process. just because somebody is arrested for being in the country illegally which is not a federal crime, a civil violation. the process to order somebody out of the country can be lengthy and complicated. at this stage of the game, not seeing a significant rise, or any rise in deportations. that may change but we are seeing a lot of arrests but not a lot of deportations. host:a i demo -- alicia caldwell and immigration reporter for the associated press, thank you for your time. post, saying he would look at the dreamers and be fair, he is doing that and i love how he is going after the gangs and ille

best ones may not be the ones you would anticipate. stock exchangeck itc and then when it comes to currencies, the mexican peso has been performing well. in the chief strategy officer. these look at all of statistics, i think to myself, we have had a great run in em and maybe i should think about avoiding that profile. think emerging markets will be the primary growth over the next five years. the key thing is it is not going to be the older growth drivers. you are not going to see emerging markets -- it will very much be emerging markets finding internal engines of growth and a much more granule -- granular approach as to how you look at the emerging markets. vonnie: whereabouts in emerging markets did you look and were you waiting for the msci to switch around what it would include and not included indices? taimur: we think including the is a as they did recently step in the right direction. in the biggest scheme of things, a big drop. the indices in fixed income and equities, the broad indices are very much focused on the old economy, on financial sectors, on metals, mining, the old industrial supply chains. we think, as we look at

i think the mexican peso has been very weak against the dollar partly out of concern that the trade negotiations might go very badly. it lately has rallied some. my best goodew nafta, there is a chance that both the canadian and mexican currencies will strengthen because of removing the uncertainty from their picture. that's the way we are looking at current sees with these negotiations. david: we are speaking with wilbur ross. let's talk about one specific product and that is steel. the administration has been outspoken and taken some action on steel. aboutare various reports what the approach might be including the idea that perhaps it would be duty-free going up to a quota and then a duty would kick in. what is the approach of the trump administration to the steel imports? it's now a work in progress. we have not yet submitted our report from commerce to the president. nor has he had a chance, therefore, to act upon it. enforcement has been a very big hallmark of the present administration. have 161 trade cases in place which have put either anti-dumping or countervailing duties on seal products from about 37 different countries. a very bigen probl

and then the mexican press when actually also when the big going in made a movement a ludd and a little bit of the lead but right now the because of the waters are more calm the though the best of us has started going back and now we seeing it at levels that we haven't seen like for example about a year ago i now force that effects on a huge market there remittance market ok this is money that is actually mostly being sent from the u.s. back to mexico an exchange rates matter he usually in this case and this is of course a market that's being challenged by crypto can you talk about. this aspect yes actually many people say was one of the proposals that he had was taxing remittances. the newly elected president from an attacker meant he wanted to tax remittances in order to this incentive aid money to go out of the united states and for people to take of the money and send it back over to mexico there's no many poor families what they do is a emigrate legally or illegally any of those ways to work in the u.s. and send money back to their families so a way to trap that money and don't let them come back or if they do try to do with legally was taxed a remittance which would on

best window from now to december or early january. their election is midyear. so the closer you get to it the more complicated it will become, particularly in terms of getting the mexican congressional approval. but we also shouldn't forget two other things, the trade promotion authority expires next year and we too have elections. midturn elections. and those will undoubtedly have some impact on congressional views. >> i'm not asking you to name any names. >> but how engaged, how effective have individual members been in pressing their concerns. do you feel like there's a constructive deliberative effort underway. >> concerns about what? >> their aspirations for how you make the treaties more effective, their concerns in how changes could undermine their districts. are you hearing a lot from members of congress? >> we hear a lot from members of congress all the time on a variety of topics. individual trade issues, individual problems of individual companies. you hear from them all the time. >>> just a few minutes left in this conversation, you can find it online with the commerce secretary. anytime online. cspan.org. search wilbur ross from our home page. take you liv

mexican beer is very hot. we've seen that with c constellation and corona. >> mafamerican drinkers have a g mystery of drinking lighter beers. with coors light and miller light, we have two of the bestghter beers. we are delighted to strike a deal with heineken and will be representing from later this year. >> are trade frictions with mexico, between the u.s. and mebs c mexico, a risk? >> i don't think so. there is lots of rhetoric around that. lots of transfer from tourism to beer. i don't see that as a long-term risk, i'll be honest. >> are we see any movement in the share between beer and spirit s spirits? >> the good news is beer is still by far the biggest part of alcoholic beverages market. it is under pressure from wipe and spirits. that's where the development, broadening our portfolio and making sure beer is really relevant and has meaning is so important. that's what's really central to the way we lead our organization. >> example? >> if you look at some of the great work we have done in blue moon, one of the original kraft beers in the u.s., here we are 25 years on. the brand is becoming more popular and still growing are brands like coors light and miller lite. >> the u.

best window from now until december or early january. their election is mid year so the closer you get to it the more complicated it will become, particularly in terms of getting the mexican congressional approval. but we also should not forget the trade expires next year. we too have midterm elections. those will undoubtedly have some impact on congressional views. mr. grumet: i'm not asking you to name any names, but have engaged, how effective have individual members been in addressing their concerns? do you think there is a constructive, delivered effort underway? sec. ross: concerns about what? mr. grumet: concerns about ways in which changes could undermine their district. are you hearing a lot about members from congress? sec. ross: we hear a lot from members of congress all the time on a variety of topics. on individual trade issues, on individual problems of individual companies. we hear from them all the time. they are not at all shy about expressing their views. mr. grumet: not being shy and not being effective are not necessarily the same thing. do you think you are getting good information? sec. ross: at the end of the day people will hopefully have a new agr

multifactor including but not limited to, the number of people caught crossing the mexican border has plummeted. that is the best figure available to gauge how many people are trying to come into the country illegally. right now, it is a record lows. the border patrol has estimated it is probably a 40 year low in terms of the monthly apprehension rate. i believe 14,000 people were arrested at the border last month. , so doe numbers plummet the number of deportations. it is an issue that deportation is a complicated process. just because somebody is arrested for being in the country illegally which is not a federal crime, a civil violation. the process to order somebody out of the country can be lengthy and