reconnect check in more often to family quizzes but also question who we can really trust in new zealand kiwis have been encouraged to turn detective and report to any rule breakers they come across whether they be your friendly local greengrocer oh you'll day old grandma even with a full understanding of human fallibility it is not appropriate and it is not r.k. i mean this is a team of 5000000 to meet the rest of us down and it seems it's a proven practice remember last year when the shit number of do that is snitching on their neighbors was some of the well make it crashed a police website we've had 4200 reports of people believing others were compliant again it shows how. determined. to ensure that everyone complies with us convinced the idea of turning us into a world of informers is the key to compliance leaders across the globe competed for the most creative ways to encourage as all to tell allays matt opted for a cash incentive you know the old expression about snitches well in this case snitches get rewards we want to thank you for turning folks in and making sure we are all safe in w

we are seeing trading moving to the upside in new zealand. kiwi stocks up by 1.1 percent. sydney futures also looking like they could reverse a few days of losses. we saw the u.s. moving one step closer to the massive stimulus package. the china data pointing to a future of robust recovery. we did see japanese stocks rebounding on friday. tech stocks in particular snapping a three day losing streak. kospi futures looking like the laggards so far. coming up on daybreak: australia, we will be joined by two big names. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg daybreak: australia." your first word headlines this hour. export search in the first two months of their affected by overseas demand for goods but those figures are skewed by last year's low base independent of lockdown. outbound shipments dumped 60% in dollar terms in january above the 40% estimate in the bloomberg survey. imports rose here also beating expectations. >> and china is warning>>. date u.s. to roof -- -- the u.s. policy on taiwan. beijing says there's no room for debate. the u.s. has no official

looking at the fx markets, the new zealand, the kiwi sliding about 1%.nder 70.88, the lowest level we have seen since december. let's behind it? certainly speculators getting into the housing market has breached the key support level. on top we have the credit card spending, that was showing a decline of 12.4%, when previously it was a decline of 10.6%. down by much more than they were in january. that is a look at what is going on with the new zealand dollar. let's have a look at what else is happening. haslinda: that's to a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. one company is gaining on its trade though not as much as suggested. it raised more than $3 billion and its secondary listing growing heavy demand from retail investors. the ceo says in comes from the offering will help with acquisitions, and to maintain its lead in artificial intelligence where it is starting to pay off. >> we will continue to invest for the next 10, 20 years, and our pace of investment will not slow down. we will continue to add more to our r&d budget, so that we

new zealand stocks higher at a time and we are seeing the kiwi dollar under pressure after the governores to tackle property market price increases. the virtual credit suisse agent investment conference begins at second day on tuesday. the event brings together top global, political, academic figures as well as institutional investors. let's cross to hong kong where sophie is joined by another guest. sophie: good morning. i am here with the credit suisse head of chinese technologies research. thank you for joining us face-to-face to discuss the outlook for china's cloud computing capabilities. under the five-year plan in china, cloud computing and economic growth become more intertwined and that means development of the latest industry and infrastructure will be key, which in turn means it will enable the substitution china is during up for. that means cloud will be more important for chinese players like huawei which has seen its business dented by u.s. restrictions. the competition will likely get more fears on the mainland. who will be the biggest winners? >> we do see the -- in this

new zealand for a travel quarter. we are seeing travel stocks gain ground such as air new zealand helping the benchmark. we are seeing the kiwiaking up earlier losses following the fourth quarter gdp report should that is denting the recovery. putting new zealand at risk of a double-dip recession. thinking the tourism industry will be key to -- to offset the economy. shery: will be watching the market open in sydney next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: good morning i am haidi stroud-watts in sydney counting down to asia to of his major market opens. shery: i am shery on welcome to "daybreak: asia." the fed stays dovish with jay powell signaling rates are likely to state near zero through 2023 despite an upgrade for the u.s. economy's outlook. he sees inflation settling back after jumping this year. asian stocks look po

little did i know that the darkest day in new zealand's history had dawned. one of those proud kiwisn traumatised and still haunting for those who survived. i sat on the ground beside the ambulance with nine bullets in my body, filled with pain and fear. an inquiry into the massacre found a series of failures ahead of the attack, but concluded the tragedy was unpreventable. the prime minister's call to action, one of kindness and empathy. there will be an unquestionable legacy for march 15. much of it will be heartbreaking but it is never too early or too late for the legacy to be a more inclusive nation. please accept these to hold on behalf of our people and the people of new zealand and christchurch, within your mosque. a nation galvanised by grief, today standing united in love. tanya dendrinos, bbc news. during the pandemic, many of us have missed out on the chance to celebrate special days with the ones we love — and mother's day tomorrow will be no exception. fiona lamdin has been speaking to mothers and daughters for whom this year will be especially significant for very diff

when it comes to the currency space, the aussie dollar outperforming the kiwi dollar, despite the gdp report we got up from new zealand may signal a double-dip recession is not in it for the economy. switching on the board, we are seeing swings for stocks, activities, the upshur market, little change of kiwi stocks being lower, but travel related names climbing above sitting at wellington on prospects of [indiscernible] being agreed upon between the two countries did nikkei futures moving to the upside as japan 20 is government saying it would likely lift the tokyo emergency by march 21 as planned, and s&p minis and getting ground after we saw u.s. stocks reach new heights yesterday, haidi. haidi: let's get more of the impact on the fed decision. the further the forecast of diversion of it markets the more difficult of mitigating policy we will see. joining us now is constan hunter. i would you throughout this chart that shows relief in the markets despite pre-consistent messaging from fed chair powell as the outlook for fed policy are still praising it earlier tightening by the end of this year. what is this discorda

absolutely thrilled to be here today and bring greetings to everybody from new zealand, and taking photographs and take it back. we have our kiwi on the streets, just one group. >> how do you feel about this today? >> what i said earlier, you know, they only show weakness, so we said we won't pray anymore until we can show strength, so here we are. >> who are you marching with today? >> what did you say? >> who are you marching with today. >> the women's international league for peace and freedom. >>> weeknights this month, we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight, a night of oral histories with korean war veterans. the korean war began on june 25th, 1950, and ended with an armistice agreement in july of 1953. we start with carl house as he recalls his part in the ambitious landing at inchon, a victory for u.s. forces. he talks about the surprise chinese counter attack and intense combat at the battle of chosen reservoir where he was captured and details the suffering he endured as a prisoner of the chinese. the korean war legacy foundation conducted this 2

new zealand. and i've taken photographs to take back. we have a kiwi on here.or peace. so many people on the streets. it's wonderful. >> how do you feel about this today? >> it is marvelous. i said earlier is we were teeny parades, we were ashamed of it. it only showed weakness. we said we will not permit anymore until we shall strength. here we are now. [laughs] >> who are you watching with today? >> the international woman sleep for peace and freedom. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ created by the moscow documentary film center, american women at visit the soviet union is a report on a 1960 trip by u.s. members of the women's international lead for peace and freedom. with stops in moscow and several other cities, the anti war group permitted peace and understanding at a time of tents cold war relations between the united states and soviet union. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ american women visit the soviet union. ♪ ♪ ♪ photographed among by -- sad recorded by, produced by the central documentary film studio, moscow. ♪

new zealand. i have taken photographs to take back. we have a kiwi here. people, women for peace and there are so many people on the streets. it is incredible. >> how do you feel about this today? >> it is marvelous. what i said earlier is we were teeny parades. we were ashamed. we said we will not anymore until we show strength, so here we are. [laughter] >> who are you marching with today? >> the women's international league for peace and freedom. ♪ ♪ narrator: american women visit the soviet union. ♪ produced by the central documentary film studio, moscow. ♪ peace is cherished by people everywhere. a call for peace and friendship among nations has never

new zealand. i have taken photographs to take back. we have a kiwi here.e for peace, women for peace, and so many people on the streets. it is incredible. >> how do you feel about this today? >> it is marvelous. what i said earlier was -- we joked. we were teeny parades. we were ashamed. because they were weakness. we said we will not parade anymore until we show strength, so here we are. [laughter] >> who are you marching with today? >> what did you say? >> who are you marching with today? >> the women's international league for peace and freedom. ♪ ♪ narrator: american women visit the soviet union. sound recorded by petrov.

thrilled to be here today and bring greetings to everybody from new zealand and i've taken photographs and take it back. we have our kiwiwonderful. >> how do you feel about this today? >> it's marvelous. little teeny parades, we were ashamed of them because they only show weak bs. we said we won't parade anymore until we can show strength, so here we are. >> who are you marching with today? >> women's international league for peace and freedom. ♪♪ ♪ >>> american history tv on c-span3 every weekend documenting america's story, funding for american history tv comes from these companies who support c-span3 as a public service. >>> created by the moscow documentary film center "american women visit the soviet union" is a report on a 1964 trip by u.s. members of the women's international league for peace and freedom with stops in moscow and several other cities, the anti-war group promoted peace and understanding at a time of tense cold war relations between the united states and soviet union. >> american women visit the soviet union. photographs