to the streets is not just happening here in europe no recently in mumbai india their traffic lights their pedestrian traffic lights underwent a sex change so instead of having like the little men the symbol of the man we now have the symbol of women and sometimes had these funny sort of hats and all. fashion of the race is no longer a cute thing quite interesting there are only 240 of them have changed across the city and this is a small and but significant changes given that there aren't a lot of women on the streets of the big cities across india and that has something to do with safety as well melissa thanks so much for coming on the show. now people here in germany are keeping a close watch on this week's u.s. presidential election and one reason as president donald trump's plan to withdraw 12000 american troops stationed in germany a plan to punish germany for its lower military spending terms rival joe biden says if he is elected he will review the plan well whether the troops stay or go the impact won't just be on defense but also be cultural. in the open region americans hav

move to bring more visibility to the streets is not just happening here in europe no recently in mumbai india their traffic lights their pedestrian traffic lights underwent a sex change so instead of having like the little men the symbol of the man we now have the symbol of women and sometimes have these funny sort of hats and old. passion of the race is. quite interesting but any 240 of them have changed across the city and this is a small and but significant changes given that there aren't a lot of women on the streets of the big cities across india and that has something to do with safety as well melissa thanks so much for coming on the show. now people here in germany are keeping a close watch on this week's u.s. presidential election and one reason as president donald trump's plan to withdraw 12000 american troops stationed in germany a plan to punish germany for its lower military spending terms rival joe biden says if he's elected he will review the plan well whether the troops stay or go the impact won't just be on defense but also be cultural. in the open americans have been living t

move to bring more visibility to the streets is not just happening here in europe no recently in mumbai india their traffic lights their pedestrian traffic lights underwent a sex change so instead of having like the little men the symbol of the man we now have the symbol of women and sometimes have these funny sort of hats and all. fashion of the race is. quite interesting if any 240 of them have changed across the city and there's a small and but significant changes given that there aren't a lot of women on the streets of the big cities across india and that has something to do with safety as well melissa thanks so much for coming on the show. now people here in germany are keeping a close watch on this week's u.s. presidential election and one reason as president donald trump's plan to withdraw 12000 american troops stationed in germany a plan to punish germany for its lower military spending terms rival joe biden says if he's elected he will review the plan well whether the troops stay or go the impact won't just be on defense but also be cultural. in the open region americans have been li

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move to bring more visibility to the streets is not just happening here in europe no recently in mumbai india their traffic lights their pedestrian traffic lights underwent a sex change so instead of having like the little men the symbol of the man we now have the symbol of women and sometimes had these funny sort of hats and all. fashion of the race is no longer a cute i think it's quite interesting if any 240 of them have changed across the city and this is a small and but significant changes given that there aren't a lot of women on the streets on the big cities across india and that has something to do with safety as well thanks so much for coming on the show. now people here in germany are keeping a close watch on this week's u.s. presidential election and one reason as president donald trump's plan to withdraw 12000 american troops stationed in germany a plan to punish germany for its lower military spending terms rival joe biden says if he's elected he will review the plan well whether the troops stay or go the impact won't just be on defense it will also be cultural. infill sec in the

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india, we should have price discovery in the market in mumbai. futures contract up half a percent.o the upside. 10 year as well. the nifty is expected to open in something like 12 minutes from now. tom. tom: you mentioned the political risk later in the u.s. and president-elect joe biden has introduced a team of foreign policy experts he wants for his administration. he has declared that america is back and he is promising a multilateral approach to big issues such as the pandemic and climate change seeking to calm relations after donald trump's tumultuous presidency. it is a team that will keep our country and our people safe and secure, it is a team that reflects the fact that america is back, ready to lead the world, not retreat from it. once again sit at the head of the table. ready to confront our adversaries and not reject our allies, ready to stand up for our values. our senior asia reporter joins us now. biden's national security team is taking shape. what messages are you hearing about what it could mean for china policy? michelle: good morning. that's right, so far the pi

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rishaad: india hazy. 27 degrees in mumbai at the moment as we look forward to a positive start to thelooking possibly at seven straight days of gains for indian markets as we have been hitting record highs over the nifty and sensex. rupee pretty much unchanged. futures contracts confirming that rise. 1.5%.ore contract rises juliet: we are looking as well as japanese markets coming back after the lunch break. the topix is getting close to erasing its 2020 losses. japanese markets on an absolute tear. nikkei holding at 1991 highs. the hang seng index, tech fell off, deepening to $203 billion. this after the antitrust rules. china laying out regulations against monopolistic practices. yields in the kiwi and australian bonds as well. now markets re-pricing whether you will see negative rates from the rbnz. at 25nz holding rates basis points. let's look at some of these moves in airline stocks as we finally get details of the singapore and hong kong travel bubble. singair rose yesterday the most since 1987. no surprise a little bit of a fallback. ,e are hearing these flights with covid-19

india. the country is already crowded. expected to top $1 trillion by 2023. let's get to our finance reporter in mumbai. gital payment space in india, given how crowded it already is? >> hi. exactly. it's a very simply competitive market in india. one of the most lucrative ones, globally. moreready have 200 [inaudible] whatsapp to be allowed to scale up its operation in india is really good. we have a pandemic around. people are shifting from physical to digital payment systems. no greater time for whatsapp the now. stocke a very big countdown in the space. google pay, amazon pay. [inaudible] that has eaten up the payment space very much in india. entry will be a better payment business. big usert has a really domain in india. yeah.da: it does indeed. 400 million user base in india alone. mayt a concern that it monopolize the market? >> indeed. there is a concern. organically grown big. [inaudible] 20% by user volume cap on each service operator. fromwill be implemented january 1 next year. then, the companies have time to scale down their operations and allow whatsapp to grow as well. you.ad: thank just

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india. on indexesrd hits yesterday. we are watching the vaccine and pfizer, surging 20% in premarket trading in mumbai. sive interview coming up next with the ceo and managing director with the market reopening in india. this is bloomberg. ♪ getting to the indian markets as they start off their trading day, which is starting right now. underway there, let's have a look at the nifty, which we have record highs alongside the sun sex and looking at these gains taking place -- alongside the looking at these gains taking place. governmentke modi's may have a loss. a quick look at some of the stocks, pfizer india shares our surgeon, up by as much as 20% before market, nearly 18% now, and that is on the hopes of the vaccine that is being developed to fight the global pandemic. travel stocks at the moment, a 5% gain for indigo, as well as vaccine hopes with optimism in india. the vaccine would, of course, help to open up those travel markets. , and president-elect joe with job visas ending green cards. agenda, withation technology industry employees, something that has been a bone of contention between india an

india. rotation taking place. how is that playing up for markets in mumbai? ndian stocks to neutral given the exposure to this rotation, which they see accelerating in asia into 2021. we have seen india's stocks that are sensitive to this rally. looking overheated giving lofty valuations plus we do have technical signaling. flipping the page. ,ver at city, they are bullish raising the 2021 target. as some of the upgrades we are seeing for indian stocks. througheconomics coming with a dose of reality highlighting that the banks theode that underscores indian banking sector and how widespread vaccination may not see it recover economic health. let's have a look at china markets as we head toward their lunch break. bit of a.king at a mixed bag taking a look at some of these stocks on the mood. -- on the move. muted gains.comp a lot going on as we see the pboc looking to tape. the emergency support is being questioned. to the upsideoves for the china 10 year yield. we are seeing at move slightly to the downside by just over two basis points. equities buoyed up cur

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india is up next the m 5. don't get into get all the latest news on our website. that's right. i mean lungs that let nature and easily in the mega city of mumbai? nope. only 13 percent of the city is covered by greenspan. a japanese method of reforestation in stitching stands in concrete, a way season biodiversity in just 3 years ago. next on d, w give us your country in the world will make you rich people. oil will provide you with jobs. the oil will take good care of refugees to a big one. fever took hold on the west coast are gone up in 2007000. visitors made big promises, but years later, reality looks very different. littered features. good drinking water shortage. by a bunch of times that is a big blow to the movement, this movement and not a trace of oil money to be found. what happened was stream of black gold oil promises starts december 4th. the agreement cannot function by shining light. and anyone has look up at the sky through the new tree branches delivers the feeling of relaxation, but also many other benefits. dioxide, snowy climate change. and yet many places disappearing this week we'll look closer at the people and projects

advisors in india he is a business leader and he's joining us from mumbai great to have you with us mrlocke and francisco is with us from germany's going party she's a member of the committee on the affairs of the e.u. and deputy member of the committee on foreign affairs going to have you as well a mystery i want to start with you in california because in this homestretch of this election campaign we actually at the same time saw the u.s. secretary of state my pump a 0 wrapping up his 2 are in asia a 5 nation tour that's being called an anti china tour. tell us what china makes of this because this is very much in line with what we've seen from the trumpet ministration over the last 4 years and yet still this was a real effort to show a bloc of support against of china. well thanks very much for having me you know me this tora by secretary comports with the rest of the trumpet ministration foreign policy which is we're going to bully are supposed ally in helping us versus china our purses and other well the adversary trying to use this the same way that is the u.s. outreach historical