s only moody's thinking to me earlier from moscow. well turning now to some other news and he was president donald trump has arrived in finland for a high stakes meeting with his russian counterpart vladimir putin trump landed in the finnish capitol hill sinky where he's aiming to strengthen a personal report with putin in a one on one talks on monday morning trump arriving from scotland where he spent the weekend playing golf head of the monday summit at least two thousand finns demonstrated in the capital in support of human rights democracy and the environment issues the protesters say both trump and poutine are neglecting. under sunny summer skies about two thousand people marched peacefully through the streets of how. the law says it is that most of the must see if we want to say loud and clear that we need international laws and stable relations among nations and that heads of state including the super powers must respect its human rights and democratic principles that it will grow at this point. there was a heavy security prese

s very own all the moody joins me now from moscow good to see you ali the match between argentina and from certainly lived up to the hype but what do you make of it. it did indeed in that one incredible start to the knockout stages that these games are often quite cagey nervous affairs no one wants to make a mistake in france of course in their previous game. perhaps there were a few worries that the game wouldn't quite live up to the billing of two giants of the world what we got was completely different about those seven goals phenomenal many of the goals of such a high quality as well. as blown away by this french attacking performance especially from one young man. who was just far too much for the argentinian defense to handle now we can take a look at some of the highlights from that game right now. a blistering early run from the phenomenal killian play was too much for argentina to deal with marcos rockhold brought back down and one griezmann stepped up to convert the resulting penalty. paris and german teammate i'm healthy maria equalized with this stunning strike just before

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s all of a moody from a fourth says welcome ali first thing i have to tell you haven't seen the jealous but tell us about the two countries their neighbors the how big is the footballing rivalry. well these two countries do share so much you know in terms of their history language and culture which of course includes sports we've seen some examples of that in the last couple of days has been doing the rounds on social media. the captain of the belgian same and his brother talking on as well so in this world wearing front spike when they were kids a little embarrassing for them now with this guy coming up on the other hand the belgian assistant coach is free as we just heard in the report that absolute legend of french football he won the world cup with france back in ninety ninety eight and the precise reason that these things become subject of conversation the last couple of days is because those close ties to help kind of build up this naive elite rivalry so it is a huge game for the fans even aside from it being a world cup semifinal and for the teams as well there's a huge amount of

s and saying this is a horrible thing and trump is destroying jobs and blah blah blah but chief economist at moody's capital markets research john ski well he looked at the market . consequences since trump imposed these tariffs and what he found is that there actually hasn't been that much impact in u.s. markets in fact they're a little bit up but if you look at china's shanghai composite six point eight percent since june fourteenth when you first impose tariffs fourteen point two percent year to date korea's kospi index is down five point seven percent since june fourteenth germany's dax down four point seven and japan's nikkei and you know those are the huge surplus nations the markets are saying they're going to lose not the u.s. so trump is a frickin genius and everything he said would happen is happening and the professional pundit class was completely wrong and thus thank god hillary was kept out of office again moody's says in their assessment of what this means the fact that the stock markets and the surplus nations overseas have crashed and the u.s. is not they they sum it up as the reaso

s and saying this is a horrible thing and trump is destroying jobs and blah blah blah but chief economist at moody's capital markets research john lansky well he looked at the market consequences since trump impose these tariffs and what he found is that there actually hasn't been that much impact in u.s. markets in fact they're a little bit up but if you look at china's shanghai composite six point eight percent since june fourteenth when you first impose tariffs fourteen point two percent year to date korea's kospi index is down five point seven percent since june fourteenth germany's dax down four point seven and japan's nikkei and you know those are the huge surplus nations the markets are saying they're going to lose not the u.s. so trump is a frickin genius and everything he said would happen is happening and the professional pundit class was completely wrong and thus thank god hillary was kept out of office again moody's says in their assessment of what this means the fact that these stock markets in the surplus nations overseas have crashed and the u.s. is not they they sum it up as the reas

s and saying this is a horrible thing and trump is destroying jobs and blah blah blah but chief economist at moody's capital markets research john ski well he looked at the market . consequences since trump imposed these tariffs and what he found is that there actually hasn't been that much impact in u.s. markets in fact they're a little bit up but if you look at china's shanghai composite down six point eight percent since june fourteenth when you first impose tariffs fourteen point two percent year to date korea's kospi index is down five point seven percent since june fourteenth germany's dax down four point seven and japan's nikkei and you know those are the huge surplus nations the markets are saying they're going to lose not the u.s. so trump is a frickin genius and everything he said would happen is happening and.

s naomi conrad. sports now and there's just a day to go until the quarter finals of the world cup so straight over to moscow sports correspondent all over moody who's been in the thick of things so to speak only is the excitement mounting there on the ground in russia as the later stages of the tournament near. yes certainly especially among the hosts russia surprisingly still being in the tournament. been a great sense of excitement throughout the competition but i think it goes. to the quarterfinals i think of the point where all the teams left in the tournament think they really have a chance of winning it two thirds of the teams are out now. and they know they're only a couple of games away from the finals and it has a little bit quieter here in moscow just in the last couple of days that's because none of the quarterfinal match is it taking place here and that's why i will be heading to sochi on friday to bring you all the updates head of the match between the host russia and croatia. as you say a lot of a lot of players a lot of teams have had to go home of course have been knocked out probably the biggest stars of the tournament lena m

moody monday for sto cks. the nikkei continuing its decline in the afternoon session, leading the drop in the region as the yen trades near a two-week high, as the dollar continues to retreat. 'sng markets on friday. with dollar weakness, other currencies gaining ground. the korean won rising the most in three weeks although the kospi is led lower by chipmakers. thursday'sahead of gdp data from south korea, expected to register 2.9% growth as the government trims its forecast on trade concerns hurting exports. thewe saw a 9% uptick in first 20 days of the month for exports from korea as opposed to last month. jgb, we havek, yields pushing higher despite the boj operations this morning. what is going on with japanese banks, that segment rallying in boj easingtweak to could ease pressure on profits. the topix bank index, the line in blue, could be set for a five-week high, leading gains in asia. japanese lenders have been underperforming since negative rates were started in 2016, but today the rally coming through. mitsubishi set for the biggest gain since september 2016. haslinda: thanks so much for that. for more, let's bring in mark cranfield. i'm guessing gains in japanese b

s and saying this is a horrible thing and trump is destroying jobs and blah blah blah but chief economist at moody's capital markets research john ski well he looked at the market . consequences since trump imposed these tariffs and what he found is that there actually hasn't been that much impact in u.s. markets in fact they're a little bit up but if you look at china's shanghai composite six point eight percent since june fourteenth when you first impose tariffs fourteen point two percent year to date korea's kospi index is down five point seven percent since june fourteenth germany's dax down four point seven and japan's nikkei and you know those are the huge surplus nations the markets are saying they're going to lose not the u.s. so trump is a frickin genius and everything he said would happen is happening and the professional pundit classes completely wrong and thus thank god hillary was kept out of office again moody's says in their assessment of what this means the fact that the stock markets and the surplus nations overseas have crashed and the u.s. has not they they sum it up as the reason