is that simply you are moody when you are tired? with me is liam booth—smith, chief executive at localis — an independent think tank. he is back, as promised. you know sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children.” sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children. i have got one. maybe there is one i do not know about. you have one little girl, so you have been there, done that. we've had lots of people writing in today saying that they have children and therefore i do not sleep very much. we will get to that. but first, no surprise at all, a very emotive photograph. an

let's bring in danielle moody mills, an nbc blk contributor. joe watkins, former white house aide to president george h.w. bush, and msnbc political analyst, rick tyler, former cruz campaign spokesman. good to see you all with a happy saturday morning to you. rick, i'm going to start with you here. we have the president claiming in a tweet yesterday that democrats are rooting against us in our negotiations with north korea. look, as a republican, do you think that's true? >> no, it's in everybody's interest that we don't come to some sort of conflict in north korea, nuclear or otherwise, or conventional. look, it appears that there's an internal struggle in the white house right now, and it's playing out, publicly, unfortunately, between mike pompeo and john bolton. and bolton seems to be the last person who talked to trump, where he hastily constructed that letter to pull out of the talks. and i think north korea holds all the cards here. now they're trying to marginalize the united states and the term "north america" was very deliberate my th

ratings agency moody's has put a dozen italian banks and several major companies on negative ratings watch which could lead to a downgrade. meanwhile the country's populist parties are in talks to see if they can find some fresh way to form a government. their initial attempt was scuppered earlier this week, when the president rejected their nomination of a eurosceptic economy minister. the two populist parties, the five star movement and the league, together control more than half the seats in parliament. here you can see them in yellow and green. they've said they'll reject any attempts by technocrat carlo cottarelli, who's been nominated by the president, from forming a government. they've a raft of economic policies to roll back austerity, including a basic monthly income for less well off families, who would receive $919 per month. the parties would also abolish plans to incrementally raise the retirement age. they plan to address italy's enormous government debt — not through spending cuts but by, quote, "reviving internal demand". but what makes investors nervous is their posi

moody ‘s has already said that malaysia is in uncharted territory.dea, the chances of him winning into this election were slim to none. people are shocked by this. he came out of retirement, 92 years old, after the prime minister had been embroiled in scandal. he is accused of stealing roughly $700 million from a state fund. moody ‘s has weighed in and we spoke to a emerging market expert and he said that the voters of malaysia have finally had a voice. and he said that the voters of malaysia have finally had a voicelj think this election in malaysia is a bellwether about what is happening in other parts of the world. now you are getting a wider distribution of power as a result of the internet. people are now learning a lot more about what is happening on the ground in the political environment. i believe that it will be very good for malaysia because reform will come faster and you will see a better deal for the man on the street. so what does this mean for the malaysia economy? well, the central bank, meant to have a meeting today but that is now

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mark zandi with moody's analytics and markhamrick, thank you both. bill? > the treasury department said it levied sanctions against several iranian individuals and firms. they targetn illegal currency market in the united arabat em. it accused the iranian central bank in bei complicit in those. this is the first since we pulled out of the iranian nuclear deal this month. >>> president trump will meet with kim jong-un on june 12th. it will take place in esingapor. u.s. will use that summit to try to convince t pyongyang give up its nuclear weapons. this is the firstti m between the u.s. president and leader of north korea. >>> even as they plan evt this high summit, cnbc has lear still evad sanctions with covert actions. michelle caruso cabrera met with an official to talk about how they'rellegally importing vital oil and he wants international insurance and trading companies to help put a stop to or. >> rr: this highly secure and nondescript office in new uarters of the u.n. panel of experts led by hugh griffeth. griffeth and his team monitor the sanctions

when i started this, i didn't know it would look like this. >> reporter: maureen moody founded stella & chewy's in 2003, a pet company named after her two rescue dogs. the idea came to her after receiving devastated news from her vet. >> chewy was a once-in-a-lifetime dog, your soulmate dog. when i first got chewy, i was working with the fashion industry. and he was sick. and the vet said, this dog is not going to make it. and i sorted got this epiphany. i started doing research on food, so their dna is still not 99.9% wolf. it made a lot of sense about how they went back to eat in the mild. >> she met chewy meat, fish and vegetables. how did chewy respond? >> he got 100% better. not slightly, but 100% better. and he lived to be almost 17. >> when dud you realize that this is something other people want? >> i think i started to realize this when i saw how much better chewy got. if you love to your dog, feed it a high-quality diet. >> reporter: she spent six months drafting and what were the early days like? >> i had industrial freezers for years. i did deliver by taxi and then i got a

when i started this i didn't know it would look like this. >> marie moody founded stella & chewy's in003, a pet food company she named after her two rescue dogs. the idea came to her after receiving devastating news from her vet. >> chewy was a soul mate dog. when i first got chewy, i was working in the fashion industry and he was sick and the vet said this dog's not going to make it. i sort of had this epiphany. i started doing research on pet food. even though we've domesticated them, their dna is 99.9% wolf. it made a lot of sense to go back to how they used to eat in the wild. >> she fed chewy a raw food indict, meat, fish and vegetables. >> how did chewy respond? >> he got 100% better, not even slightly, but 100% better. he lived to be almost 17. >> when did you realize, okay, this is something that other people want? >> i think i started to realize that when i saw how much better chewy got. if you really love your dog, the single most important thing you can do is to feed it a high quality diet. >> she spent six months drafting a business plan. launched her new company in her ki

we were looking back at the statement from moody. and saying that china is not going to satisfy u.s. requests to be able to meet of the structural aspect of what they want, which is to reduce the trade surplus. are you looking at a black-and-white situation where if they do meet that demand, and there are disruptions to the nature of the chinese economy, if they don't, they are risking greater action from washington. are you hopeful that they will meet in the middle? donna: i think after a lot of noise in both directions, they will meet in the middle somewhere. it's because there will be an absence of clarity from markets, the damage will be at the local level for companies and products that have been caught up in the crossfire. the general economy, even if they slap on the 25% tariffs on 50 or 150 billion dollars worth of goods, we are talking about 0.1 percentage points off of china's gdp headlines to companies, the uncertainty and noise is where you look at more pain coming through. heidi: it is the uncertainty when it comes to in

this is bloomberg. ♪ moody's credit rating.is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ our topance get back to story -- let's get back to our surprisingthe results in malaysia. haslinda is standing by with an exclusive interview and includes -- exclusive insights. haslinda: this election has been about change. let's get some perspective. what a stunning victory for the opposition. what has been your observation? loudlytly, people voted and clearly for change in government. firstly, this has never happened before. i understand some nervousness, some apprehension. is the willnd today of the people will prevail. a transitionecting a leadership according to what the people want. a publicf last night, holiday on friday and a temporary head of government honored the promise, even though he is not in office just yet. and it willrfect, take a bit of time, but overall, a transition, which is great news for the long-term. haslinda: was it something you envisioned? >> know, we were all surprised. -- no, we were all surprised. no one really predicted it, apart from

everybody's be so negative about this they hear from moody's as well so yeah this doesn't really mean not much well it does mean a lot actually you know trump came out as you just mentioned guns a blazing a couple of months ago you know the chicken little sky is falling type of scenario that's what trump does and china is very well aware of that they've studied this man back and forth so they know what's going on so he you know is trying to scare people and this is happening on so many different fronts by coming out hard and it is working to a certain degree and especially when it comes to somebody like a country like china now moving forward with a set a framework has been built now that doesn't mean anything in concrete terms maybe to you and me we're not hearing dollars and cents but to when dealing with china which is a country that historically has had things that go its way it's a it's a powerhouse any way you want to turn it this is actually a step forward now let's talk a little bit about that trade surplus let's bring up this graph so people understand what we mean by trade s

but why don't the poor is celebrating moody's visit the jubilation is not shared by people across the country trending on twitter is hash tag blockade was a crime mr modi referring to the crippling border blockade imposed by india in twenty fifteen the blockade was a response to nepal's new constitution which angered people in jhana poor and elsewhere in southern nepal leading to protests in which over forty people died the indian government responded to the un dress by blocking the transfer of products across the border for five months creating severe shortages of essential goods across nepal impact of the blockade has opened the pot from neighboring china to step in reducing india's influence in the pali politics china is offering major infrastructure investments as a part of its one belt one growth initiative and that makes india feel sick to me threatened but some key. and taters say that the geopolitical change is a good opportunity for the past. we need connectivity with both china and india india has agreed to build roads and rail links and the fuel pipeline china is also tryin

we grow up together, and then we're separated, and as you saw from that moody clip -- >> seth: very moody a theme. we've got our own theme. it's really cool. and then you're reintroduced to her later on and you're kind of not sure where she's at. >> seth: got it. >> she's quite a conflicted character. >> seth: and -- i heard you that your brother -- you grew up with a brother who was a huge "star wars" fan. >> yeah. >> seth: was he very excited about this news that you were in a "star wars" film? >> yeah. >> seth: oh, that's good. >> i got massive sister points. >> seth: okay, good. >> which i'm continually striving for since i was, you know, born. >> seth: he's older? >> he's older. >> seth: yeah, so then, you got to -- you're going to strive the rest of your life. >> yeah. [ laughter ] no, essentially, no, that is literally it. >> seth: yeah. >> my entire reason for being is just trying to be cool in his eyes. i'm trying. i'm trying. >> seth: i have to -- >> but i keep being a stage late. >> seth: yeah, i have to say you're really doing great -- with "game of thrones" and "star wars," y

a seat was married to god john who was born in india a place who symbolism has been crucial to mr moody's hindu nationalism. the relationship between iowa and poor is unbreakable and invincible on this day we are inaugurating i direct bus service between the two historical cities for the provincial government mr moody's visit is finally attracting the attention the area deserves now this is the time for us we want to. bring in. but why don't the poorest celebrating movies visit the jubilation is not shared by people across the country trending on twitter is hash tag blockade was a crime mr modi referring to the crippling border blockade imposed by india in twenty fifteen the blockade was a response to nepal's new constitution which angered people in jhana poor and elsewhere in. southern nepal leading to protests in which over forty people died the indian government responded to the under arrest by blocking the transfer of products across the border for five months creating severe shortages of essential goods across nepal impact of the blockade has opened the path from neighboring china to

india a place whose symbolism has been crucial to mr moody's hindu nationalism. the relationship between iowa and poor is unbreakable and invincible on this day we are inaugurating i direct bus service between the two historical cities for the provincial government mr modi's visit is finally attracting the attention the area deserves no this is the time we want to. bring in. but why don't the poor is celebrating movies visit the jubilation is not shared by people across the country trending on twitter is hash tag blockade was a crime mr modi referring to the crippling border blockade imposed by india in twenty fifteen the blockade was a response to the polls new constitution which angered people in jhana poor and elsewhere in southern the part leading to protests in which over forty people died the indian government responded to the under arrest by blocking the transfer of products across the border for five months creating severe shortages of essential goods across nepal impact of the blockade has opened the path of neighboring china to step in reducing india's

heaving a sigh off relief before talks to form a new coalition government broke down ratings agency moody's threatened to cut italy's debt ratings citing risks that the new government will weaken its public finances and retreat from previous reforms italy holds the world's third largest public debt and is vulnerable to a rise in refinancing costs. one more on that story i'm joined by fed and fish the who is the chief economist at the german institute for economic research good to have you with us and i said that investors heaved a sigh of relief because that market rally we saw earlier today has somewhat slowed down didn't last for long does this have anything to do with the new interim premier the former i.m.f. official well i guess there is a certain skepticism that could already can actually turn things to the better because the structural situation for policymakers in italy is not so easy these days i guess there is a lot of skepticism and even if he has six months maybe even more to to verg on a roof on reforms for the italian economy it is quite clear that in the next election results

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of our moody stuff nuremberg and build off their back in the big time let's talk a little bit more about the let's there are two big clubs with lots of top flight history but that's not going to do much for them next season is going to be tough do you think they have a chance to stick around for a while well first of all i have to say i'm quite happy that these two teams in the two big names two big teams is a huge tradition in german football but i think every team gets newly promoted the first he needs to be to stay up in the league and. i think it's difficult of course but i think seeing the enthusiasm in these themes which came up like for example dumb stuff nobody thought different changes the up they managed so i think in these two teams know this love as well as numeric number one and two there's a number two a huge fanbase which carry them i think a long way and have a good turns one of. briefly if you could let's talk about whole star and keil they will be facing whoever completes the great escape out of hamburg and in the relegation play off do you think that they have a good c

everything is going the wrong way for it, no wonder that moody ‘s among others are having a look at it it is making in simple terms, that makes the ratings agency think we should downgrade it to close to junk status. if your credit is that bad, it is a lot more expensive to borrow money in financial markets. realistically, if that happens in the next few days or a week may be, what is the knock—on effect likely to be about if we are still looking at a state of limbo initially? it makes the euro week again, it calls into question the kind of muted recovery we've had across the eurozone, so again we get back to not quite a financial crisis that we have seen over past summers, but i think as we get into the summer but i think as we get into the summer months, financial markets will get increasingly nervous as to how this plays out. what are the options, a rerun, another election, andi options, a rerun, another election, and i suppose the league in particular are thinking well, that might bolster our position further? may be at the expense of the five star movement? well, the two right—win

an arty and moody looking video.ier league with manchester city in 2014, and takes over from david moyes who left the club last week. the chilean says he wants to bring in ‘four or five' players. not the only managerial appointment today. because, stoke have named gary rowett as their new boss. he's left derby to take over from paul lambert who walked away following stoke's relegation from the premier league. this is sports day from the bbc sport centre. lets round up some of the rest of today's stories. and, the wasps flankerjack willis could be out for up to a year because of a knee injury. the 21—year—old was hurt during saturday's premiership semifinal. so despite receiving his first call—up earlier this month, he'll also miss england's tour of south africa. a number of scarlets players haven't trained ahead of their pro 1a final because they suffered burns during their semifinal. scarlets have blamed glasgow warriors' artificial pitch. the warriors have responded, saying they‘ re happy with the surface. to tenni

is that simply you are moody when you are tired?ith me is liam booth—smith, chief executive at localis — an independent think tank. he is back, as promised. you know sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children.” sleep deprivation, don't you? you have two little children. i have got one. maybe there is one i do not know about. you have one little girl, so you have been there, done that. we've had lots of people writing in today saying that they have children and therefore i do not sleep very much. we will get to that. but first, no surprise at all, a very emotive photograph. an eight—month—old infant one of the first to die in monday at‘s unrest. there is a reason why us presidents have from time to time occasionally campaigned on the issue of recognising jerusalem as the capital of israel but all of them, up until the current time, had deferred the issue essentially for precisely this reason, which is that it will polarise even more so an already highly polarised situation. the view seems to be that the wider internat

but why don't the poor is celebrating moody's visit the jubilation is not shared by people across the country trending on twitter is hash tag blockade was a crime mr modi referring to the crippling border blockade imposed by india in twenty fifteen the blockade was a response to nepal's new constitution which angered people in jonah poor and elsewhere in southern nepal leading to protests in which over forty people died the indian government responded to the under arrest by blocking the transfer of products across the border for five months creating severe shortages of essential goods across nepal impact of the blockade has opened the path of neighboring china to step in reducing india's influence in the pali politics china is offering major infrastructure investments as a part of its one belt one growth initiative and that makes india feel sick to me threatened. but some commentators say that the geopolitical change is a good opportunity for an apollo. we need connectivity with both china and india india has agreed to build roads and rail links and the fuel pipeline china is also try

thank you very much for that seema moody for us with the european close and of course u.s.o higher we're up about just shy of 200 points on the dow at this stage. all three of the main indices up shy of 1%. let's get back out to california with the code conference carl, over to you. >> hey, wilf, thanks very much facebook is taking a lot of heat at the code conference this year, both james murdoch and evan spiegel taking a swing at the social network murdoch calling the company more of an attack platform for russian manipulation than a social one take a listen. >> we would really appreciate it if they copied our data protection practices also. >> oh. i was waiting for that. >> maybe that's what sheryl is announcing. >> cara said one of the themes of the year was tech responsibility it's being fudged through facebook as a punching bag work you agree? >> absolutely. it was amazing last night first to hear james murdoch, he kind of brought it up he was asked specificallyabout facebook advertising and whether the rise is diminishing the power of traditional tv advertising and h

they are taking out a bridge loan and we heard from moody's they could see takeda facing a multiple stepe to a spike in leverage as a result of the borrowing required to do this deal. they would likely have to borrow more than any other japanese company. this would be a huge m&a deal if it goes through. we will return to this story shortly. manus, this is the picture on up .6%i asia-pacific, carried the dollar is pretty flat. butprice on the retreat, back above $70 a barrel. it had just dropped below that, 2:00 p.m. eastern time. that is when we hear more from president trump on the iran deal. manus: powell will be the focus for the markets. we will carry that across the bloomberg live. this is the state of play, prices are falling, yields are rising. jamie dimon says to get ready for 4%. andwas with yousef and i the derision that came in regard to what jamie dimon was saying was the severus. bill gross said the market was high. other protagonists are saying the bear market is alive and well. jamie dimon is saying 4% is eminently possible and borrowing will rise to around $400 billion in

in addition to the jersey rockers, dire straits joined with moody blues, the cars and the late nina simoner rosetta tharp. >>> that was big weekend for nasa with a launch of a spacecraft headed for mars, mars insight probe blasted off from vandenberg air force base in california. it'll take six months to travel 300 million miles to mars. when the rocket lands it'll study the interior of mars, including seismic activity. >>> and in england, it was a lucky landing this weekend. take a look at this. a plane from the 1930s had to make an improvised landing on a beach after its engine failed. you can see it was a little bumpy but the pilot and a passenger were fine. whew. >>> when we come back, what happens when people log off and go back to the way we used to write? >>> finally tonight, long before digital became a thing people used another machine to communicate. maybe you still have one up in the attic. rehema ellis has the story of how people are using a typewriter to tell some very personal stories. >> reporter: in ann arbor, michigan -- >> that's a bookmark. >> reporter: owners hillary an

. >> i saw moodiness. i saw irritability. but we were not looking at it that way. we were looking at these signs as being typical teenaged behavior. >> reporter: but doctors warn these can be typical signs of depression. >> what you're looking for is a number of those symptoms clustering together over a two or three-week period. so if you keep seeing it, maybe this is something we need to go get some help for. >> reporter: yet research shows black and hispanic children are less likely to get mental health care than white kids. >> education and career. if that stresses you, stand up. >> reporter: now 16, trey meets with a support group in durham, north carolina, focused on breaking the silence about suicide in the black community. >> black folk would not talk about if somebody died by suicide. it was like it was a shame. they would sweep it under the rug. >> 99% of me want to die. but that 1% of me said no. you can handle this. ♪ ♪ we all need somebody to lean on ♪ >> reporter: and he found a community of support. >> rehema, you said it's happening primarily in blac

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moody starting in place of the injured andre iguodala. golden state jumps out to a 12- 0 lead. in the second quarter, jameharden, poster -- post rises down in the third. golden state led 63-62. later in the quarter, curry, again from three. he scored 17 in the 3rd. the warriors took a 10-point lead into the 4th. now here comes the rockets. seven minutes left. klay thompson all over him. chris paul, still able to bury that three to make it a two- point game. one minute later, paul with the great pass to trevor ariza. last play, golden state down by three. less than a second left. steph curry with the look, but he didn't get the shot. the rockets, outscoring the warriors 25-12 in the 4th quarter and they win 95-92, tieing the series at two games a piece. >> i felt like in the fourth quarter, you know, we just ran out of gas. we scored 12 points, they outplayed us in the fourth and they earned it. >> we know we made a lot of mistakes down the stretch in that fourth quarter. so we'll be fine. >> now we need to fight. you know, really understand this a true playoff type experience.

moody's recall that upgraded india just last year, reforms modi for the that he took part in fiscallying out more freebies is increasing, given that there is an election year coming around next year. tried to assert some of those concerns. especially in the rural hinterland. but that has not trickle down that struggled down. spending -- but that has not trickle down. spending has picked up. there will be pressure on the modi administration in the rural sector. having said that, the growth could come under pressure if oil prices keep rising. all in all, a very limited space for modi to ease purse strings from here on. haidi: not a great deal of ability to move there. there is plenty more ahead on bloomberg markets asia. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: is that time, battle of the charts. pitching their charts against each other. charts access those using the bloomberg terminal at the bottom -- using the function at the bottom of your screen. i will take it away. we have been talking about those yields. i have to hammer at home. we are talking about the death of the bond bulls. this is wha

investor confidence now before talks to form a new coalition government broke down ratings agency moody's already threatened to cut to italy's debt rating citing risks that a new government will weaken its public finances and retreat from previous reforms let's remember that italy holds the world's third largest public debt and is vulnerable to a rise in refinancing costs for the latest let's cross over now to the front foot stock market in the standing by at least in the city of frankfurt had to know euro skeptic italian finance minister but also more public political chaos certainly in italy is the risk up or down now for the financial markets. the risk is definitely down monica this in the this is indicated this morning very very clearly in the numbers you mentioned the euro the euro is up equity markets in both milan and also here in frankfurt on the upside and more importantly for investors the government bond yield has come down quite significantly you know this year the interest rate that italy has to pay on its government debt. here the yield had increased very significantly in re

increased investor confidence before talks to form a new coalition government broke down ratings agency moody's threatened to cut italy's debt rating citing risks that a new government will weaken its public finances and retreat from previous reforms italy holds the world's third largest public debt and it is vulnerable to a price in refinancing costs. right let's get the latest market reaction now from con had listen our man in frankfurt cannot it looks like investors really he signed off relief is that italy problem solved. you know it's not monica indicator for this is that this side of relieve has lost some of its intensity here at midday italian government bond yields are on the way up again and the stock market in milan in italy has turned from the upside to the downside many economists predict that the perspective of a new general election in italy will have a negative impact on business sentiment that companies in italy will be less inclined to spend and invest and of course the outcome of the general election in italy is likely not to be very different from the last one that's what man

. >> reporter: marina's friends on the street describe her as smart, but moody. she recently became incoherent as she abused alcohol and drugs. she began walking around without pants. >> i had no idea she was ever married or had kids. it's just a sad story. and she's in a difficult place right now. hopefully she'll get the help she needs instead of just going to prison. >> it is an incredible transformation. only over four years between when she was a mother, wife, and now on the streets. it doesn't look hike the same person. >> hard to believe it's the same person, but it is. she is in serious trouble right now. aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. her attorney is trying to get her away from prison time and into an alternative program called behavioral health care with 24-hour psychiatric care, but there's a catch. she has to agree that she is mentally ill and that she will take medication. something she has not been willing to do in the past. essentially she has to self- diagnose that she is mentally ill and that is precisely the problem here, precisely the

is that markets could study on wednesday, but moody ‘s has placed a dozen italian banks on rail —— negativeative ratings. it is still a concern. you have a —— negative ratings. it is still a concern. you have a lot of unresolved issues, especially in the italian system. contrary to spain, where a lot of banks and the overall economy is in better shape, italy has been the slowest in moving back to growth and addressing some of the problems in the banking sector. we have seen quite a lot of banks come back to health last year, but we saw a rescue of a couple of banks in italy. so we have the question of what happens if there is renewed market turmoil and how does that lead to putting pressure on italian banks and other italian businesses that are maybe not initiate there should be in. again. thank you. we will see you later for the news briefing. from adele to james bond, from david hockney to harry potter, the uk's creative talent is admired around the globe. and the creative industries are one of the uk's fastest growing sectors, growing at twice the rate of the overall economy. but some pe

. >> we are learning moody's as has put the government of italy's ratings on review for a possible down grade. let's get back to energy stocks here, guy. do you just trade through this >> i think you do. but quickly, just to play devil's advocate here with myself, i guess. but you look at the xle, traded up to $79 or so at end of november, early december traded off in a significant way. we've recently pushed toup to tt level. so the xle in dan nathan's world, you could make an argument we have this mini double top i think this is a friday phenomenon not as much selling as lack of buyers, pushing away allowed the market to go lower i'm not that concerned yet let's put it that way. >> tim, we saw chesapeake, which was one of the stocks your stock draft. >> dan loves to talk about the stock draft. >> at one point down 10% today >> i'm still in first place because of chesapeake. energy stocks had a terrible day today and everyone wants to make a big point about it but where have you been for the last nine months to 12 months? there's no question a lot of these things were overbought there's

out of the woods just yet before talks to form a new coalition government broke down ratings agency moody's threatened to come to italy's debt rating citing risk that that new government would weaken its public finances and retreat from previous reforms italy holds the world's third largest public debt and its vulnerable to a rise in refinancing costs. i will more on that story i'm joined by fed and fish the who is the chief economist at the german institute for economic research good to have you with us and i said that investors heaved a sigh of relief because that market rally we saw earlier today has somewhat slowed down didn't last for long does this have anything to do with the new interim premier the former i.m.f. official well i guess there is a certain skepticism that qatar really can actually turn things to the better because the structural situation for policymakers in italy is not so easy these days i guess there is a lot of skepticism and even if he has six months maybe more to to verge on a roof on reforms for the tell you an economy it is quite clear that in the next election

. >> marie moody founded stella & ch chewy's in 2003. the idea came to her after receiving devastating news from her vet. >> chewy was one of the once-in-a-lifetime dogs. when i first got chewy, i was working with the fashion industry and he was sick. and the vet said, this dog is not going to make it. and i sort of had this epiphany and started doing research on pet food. because even though we've domesticated them, the dna was 99% wolf. it made a lot of sense to go back to how they ate in the wild. >> she fed him meat, fish and vegetables. how did chewy respond? >> he got 100% better. not even slightly but 100% better and lived to be almost 17. >> when did you realize, okay, this is something that other people want? >> i think i started to think the most important thing you can do is feed it a high-quality diet. >> she spent six months drafting a business plan and drained her savings account. what will the early days like? >> i had industrial freezers in my living room for, like, four years. in the beginning it delivered by taxi. i did

the ratio last year slipped back to 79%, that according to moody's.down is a two-pronged crackdown. you have a clampdown on these high-yield asset management ects after explosive growth from 2010 to 2016. the second prong of this crackdown has been efforts to shrink the hidden interdependencies between financial institutions. that's what the second chart is. .e can bring this one up we saw the drop in 2018 in banks borrowing from other financial firms. that is another signal of the authorities' successes. rishaad: successes? there are -- [indiscernible] stephen: definitely not. regulators have shown awareness that they are causing pain. they are considering, according to people close to bloomberg, delaying the implementation of asset management curbs from mid-2019, which was the deadline, to the end of 2020. there is also the continuing efforts by the banks to get around these numerals. -- these new rules. i'm going to name one, because there is a ban on implicit guarantees in this area. banks, instead of offering -- or they have been offering structu

but even though they have steadied, moody's have put them on a negative ratings watch for the moment going to happen? indeed it is and they are very large holders of italian debt and italian debt has been under pressure. in the early pa rt debt has been under pressure. in the early part of this week we have seen a little bit of a retrenchment that there is still an enormous degree of uncertainty. we don't know how the resolution will come, will there be the formation of a government via the formation of a government via the two parties who are trying to put together a coalition? 0r the two parties who are trying to put together a coalition? or will we steal a move towards a technocratic government and fresh elections still plenty of uncertainty. it is that time of the year when we reshuffle, the ftse-100, time of the year when we reshuffle, the ftse—100, who is in, who is out, and that was done last night? indeed and that was done last night? indeed and an interesting point in the context of the retailers. marks & spencer avoided the relegation zone, as it were. everybody was expecti

so moody ‘s, the ratings agency, has threatened to download the italian government debt to close thek, again the italian government debt to close the junk, again that would make the italian government debt to close thejunk, again that would make it even more crucial. just briefly, when you say they threatened to, that generally leads the fact that that generally leads the fact that that will happen. yeah, they generally give a signal and then a few weeks or months down the line, it becomes that way. so a worry for the italian economy and financial markets. you going to review the situation in the news review as well little bit later. thanks very much, good to see you. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. us officials are in north korea to try to ease the path to that proposed summit between president trump and kim jong—un. the discussions — on the northern side of the demilitarised zone — are thought to be focusing on details of a possible denuclearisation deal. the summit was originally scheduled for the 12th ofjune. china has accused the us of infringing it

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