as we noted, president trump landing in osaka, japan. dow futures are up 27.oin, another big story last check, bitcoin was down 1500 trade, trump, the g20, everything in between coming up on "squawk box." have a great day >>> good morning president trump arriving in osaka, japan just moments ago for the g20 meeting. and one-on-one with president xi on saturday. >>> a new report says that china will present the u.s. with terms to settle the trade war. details are straight ahead and forget the quick fix the faa is identifying a new potential problem with boeing 737 max jets we'll tell you how it could change the timeline for the plane's return to the skies. >>> and highlights from last night's democratic presidential debate we'll show you what the candidates said about healthcare, the economy and big business it's thursday, june 27, 2019 "squawk box" begins right now. >>> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick a

cheryl: we are watching all of the live pictures coming out of osaka, japan. on arrive a while ago. ashley: we got a tweet from the president, saying i'm in japan at the g-20, representing our country well but i heard it was not a good day for sleepy joe or crazy bernie. one is exhausted, the other is nuts. cheryl: the president tweeted earlier on in the show, tweeting about the stock market and obviously the market, we're rounding out the month and the quarter right now. it's going to be the best june for the dow since 1938. ashley: it is impressive. the big question is tomorrow the president meets with chinese premier xi. can they come to some sort of agreement. china wants restrictions on huawei to be eliminated, he thrw out the tariffs. cheryl: it will be an eventful weekend. thank you for watching "fbn: a.m.." "mornings with maria" is now. maria: good morning. happy friday, everybody. thanks for joining us. good friday morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is friday, june 28th. breaking news this morning, trade in focus at the g-20. we've got all the med lines

a live look at osaka, japan. the g 20 summit was a busy few days ahead and all eyes going to donald trump and xi jinping to see if there is a deal that can be made. rob: rumors of a tentative trade truce that could be coming. our economy has been a bit tense, a bit nervous with all these tariffs and the situation with china which we are heavily reliant on for a number of things. this is a potential trade truce, could be really great news economically for our country. people keeping their eye on that and also meeting with vladimir putin. he will meeting with angela merkel and the president of india. a big few days and the meeting with xi jinping is set for saturday 11:00 in the morning japan time. jillian: we have a portion of an interview with donald trump where the president said if there's a deal that can be made, great but i will make the right deal. he always hangs on that, not going to make a deal for the sake of making a deal. in the meantime we are doing well right now. we are in a good position. rob: peop

in osaka, japan. it is already been an eventful g-20, and there may have been a break through as the president shat down with the chinese president xi jinping. it was their first meeting since trade tensions between the two countries really ratcheted up and trade talks broke down. and now chinese state media saying those talks will resume and the united states saying it no longer imposes new tariffs on chinese exports. there's no confirmation yet from the u.s. side, but after the meeting with president trump the two leaders were upbeat. >> we had a very good meeting with president xi of china, excellent. i would say excellent, as good as it was going to be. so we discussed a lot of things, and we're right back on track and we'll see what happens. but we had a really good meeting. we had a very, very good meeting with china. i would say probably even better than expected, and the negotiations are continuing. >> after the news conference mr. trump will head to south korea for meetings with president moo

and we can take you now to the g. 20 summit to osaka japan to w.'s correspondent max hofmann who's standing by max on the sidelines of the g. 20 there are always all these one on one meetings taking place and one highly anticipated anticipated rather face to face is that of course between u.s. present donald trump and russian president vladimir putin how that that go. we didn't get that much substantial information from that meeting just that both leaders thought it was in the interests of the whole world that russia and the united states have a good relation also we heard later that apparently the russian president invited donald trump for a meeting in moscow for may of next year let's see if that materializes and one of the most telling situations actually occurred before the meeting at the handshake so when both of the leaders met and one journalist asked donald trump whether he was going to ask putin to not meddle in the u.s. elections that play take place also in 20 twentieth's so trump turned to the russian president and said don't meddle in t

live pictures, you're looking at the airport, osaka, japan, air force one arriving, president trump justleaders gets underway. most of the world leaders will be a arriving today. a little bit of a rainy day but again, president trump now arriving and the big story going to be that meeting between president xi-jinping and president trump which at this point is scheduled for saturday. lauren: still ahead, the boston red sox head to the u.k. for a series in london, and boy, do they know how to travel. we have a behind the scenes look at their deluxe accommodations. and boring, that's what a the president called the debates last night. some folks have found a way to make it much more interesting. cheryl: oh, yeah. this is good. lauren: cheers. ♪ i want to dance. ♪ and love. ♪ and dance again. ♪ i want to dance. ♪ lent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was f

at the g 20 summit in osaka japan u.s. president donald trump hailed an agreement to restart trade talks with china the 2 countries nearly a year long trade dispute has disrupted the global economy slowing growth and affecting investment decisions he often reported on the summit from beginning to the final communique. this was the handshake the world had been waiting for so much hinged on the bilateral meeting of the 2 presidents. but you could almost hear a sigh of relief going through world markets when donald trump said it with this we had a great meeting and we will be continuing to negotiate and i promise that for. at least the time being we're not going to be lifting tariffs on china and addition of the focus here of course being on the wording from a disordered lease the time being $50000000000.00. at last year's g 20 summit donald trump said something very similar but that didn't keep us chinese relations from deteriorating afterwards the e.u. had much more solid results to share with the world after 20 years of ne

the g. 20 summit of world leaders is underway in osaka japan with the u.s. president donald trump striking a conciliatory tone while he dished out freeze for german chancellor angela merkel who he's criticized in the past and also held talks described as friendly with russian president vladimir putin but tensions remain over a range of issues from iran to u.s. chinese trade. with tensions brewing on several fronts world leaders gather for one of the most high stakes summits in years u.s. president donald trump again in the spotlight with his america 1st agenda. he had key talks with russian president vladimir putin and there was much praise on both sides but trump remained vague about the content of the discussions. that he thinks here. in fleet trade is getting some disarmament. protectionism going to get very cold here the way we're going to discuss a lot of different things. with a great media a very very good relationship. you look forward to spending some time together it was their 1st face to face in special counsel robert miller concluded moscow did i

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us world leaders are in osaka japan for the g. 20 summit they're facing a ray of problems stretching from the u.s. showdown with iran to trade tensions between washington and beijing on both those issues the european union finds itself caught in the middle. for 2 days osaka is the center of the political atlas the leaders of the world's 20 largest economies flying in for what promises to be a stressful program. small talk is sure to be drowned out by u.s. president donald trump's heavy footsteps as he continues his campaign of america 1st. the trade war he started with china will dominate discussions though few expect talks between trump and chinese president xi jinping on saturday to result in a truce to trade relations between china and the us. difficult the. contributing to disrupt of the economy to trumpet ministration has also ramped up pressure on iran withdrawing from the nuclear deal was just the beginning new sanctions and threats of war followed all of that has the attention of those here. maintaining. if in the regional and international

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off it's good to have you with us so we begin tonight in osaka japan with the g. 20 summit world leaders have been gathering there for the beginning of the summit on friday there is no shortage of big issues to discuss but the trade war between the united states and china is expected to dominate the agenda the white house says that washington is still insisting on changes to intellectual property rules as a condition for any trade deal a top aide for president trump says that trump will decide whether or not to impose more tariffs on chinese goods after him. meets chinese president xi jinping. stormy weather greeted donald trump as he arrived in osaka but his fans braved wind and rain to get a glimpse of the u.s. president all eyes will be on trump when the 2 day g 20 summit begins on friday some 32000 police are on hand to provide security as they usually do the g. 20 leaders will debate the condition of the global economy and world trade they'll also be plenty of bilateral meetings in luxury hotels on the sidelines of the summit one of these will come under particular scrutiny presiden

so a lot of wheeling and dealing in this two day summit in osaka, japan.hank you very much. greg perdon is co—chief investment officer at arbuthnot latham, a private bank in the city of london. what do you make of all of this? there seems to be a huge amount at sta ke there seems to be a huge amount at stake here and now people are talking about a global recession with deals undone. does tally with your forecast? we are looking at as the trump's playbook is all about fire and fury. before the meeting and then after the meeting, then a bit of kissing and making up. i think this will be the same playbook stop both xi and trump need a deal. xi needs it and trump needs a performing stock market to get re—elected. performing stock market to get re-elected. one of the key strategies in the trump playbook as you put it is the idea that america is going to do well out of all of this and that china will not do well out of all of this and so therefore, you know, it's quite an obvious win— lose scenario. i wonder if you believe whether you can divorce the two and the

thank you for being with me for the breaking news as the president heads to the g20 summit in osaka, japan dana. ♪ >> dana: plenty of news developing at this hour. the president making remarks before leaving for the g20 in japan where he'll meet up with allies and also face his critics on the world stage, while democrats are preparing for the debate stage. what is shaping up to be the most divisive political problem of our time? the perception gap. a stunning new report explains why democrats and republicans can't seem to work together any more. it all boils down to one thing. perception is reality. joining me now two of the safrbiest political players in the business, terry holt veteran of the republican national committee and donna

. week at the 620 summit in osaka, japan. we clearly haven't seen this level of trade restrictive measures ina level of trade restrictive measures in a very, very long time. just two yea rs in a very, very long time. just two years ago, trade was expanding at 4.6%, and we felt like we were kind of out of the woods. and now we are expecting this year 2.6%, and it's not looking very good if those trade measures keep being applied. the wto's roberto azevedo. earlier i asked former australian trade minister steve ciobo how he would fix china's conflict with the us. minister steve ciobo how he would fix china's conflict with the use think the first point to realise is that it think the first point to realise is thatitis think the first point to realise is that it is possible for china and the united states to strike a deal. certainly if you look at president trump's position with respect to the north american free trade agreement, the us was able to, together with mexico and canada, put a deal in place. so in order to secure a dea

t minus four hours to the kickoff of that g20 summit in osaka, japan. president trump on the ground at this hour along with the rest of the world leaders, of all the one-on-ones and working dinner meetings, perhaps the most crucial meeting will be the one that could determine the fate of the global economy and your portfolio. ahead of tomorrow's face-to-face with chinese president xi jinping, we are taking you to japan live for late-breaking details as reports surface now that huawei has become a central pawn in the g20 game of chess. that's why the markets may be holding their breath for any news on the upcoming trade talks. the dow is actually trading all day in a pretty narrow range of 141 points. up 17, down 17. right now, we've got the dow up about 34 points, s&p better by 12, nasdaq up 56. >>> boeing is kind of holding back the bulls at the moment. tell you why. from wall street down to miami, it's night number two for the democratic contenders in the 2020 showdown to show their stuff at the debate. we will go live to miami for the latest, hottest

jim sciutto joining us live from osaka, japan. at the g-20 summit, critically important meeting where hours ago president trump was face-to-face with russia's president putin for the first time since the mueller report. >> reporter: that's right. for the first time since that infamous moment in helsinki when the president took putin's side that over u.s. intelligence agency doubting whether russia interfered in the election. he had an opportunity here to confront the russian president. what did he do? he made a joke, made light of it. him smiling, the russian president smiling as well, and they had another moment of warmth if you would call it that when the president made a joke as well about the problems both of them have with reporters. it was a remarkable moment, a disappointing moment here in osaka. >> while jim is all over the president on the world stage, we are focusing on the debate stage this morning. an aid to senator harris says her fund-raising boomed last night after the debate. and we'll hear from biden today as he s

reporter: president trump is set to meet with russian president vladimir putin at the g20 summit in osaka, japan, this weekend. reporters asked mr. trump today whether he plans to bring up russian election meddling with putin, and the president responded what i say to him is none of your business. maureen? >> okay, nancy cordes at the capitol tonight. thank you. >>> we're getting late word tonight on the boeing 737 max. the faa says it's discovered a new flaw that could further delay its return to the skies. all 737 maxes were grounded after two crashes overseas that killed 246 people. kris van cleave has the latest. >> reporter: during flight tests in a boeing 737 maksim laettner seattle, faa pilots discovered a computer issue that could slow down the pilot's ability to quickly respond to a scenario like the one seen in the two max crashes. the issue occurred when the pilots were evaluating failure scenarios when the nose of the plane was being pushed down. the test pilots felt it remained down longer than it should, leaving them concerned it would increase the chances of a crash. bowing is now

we are watching live pictures out of osaka, japan for the g20, a rainy japan where theresa may just landede will have plenty more on the trade concerns and what will be discussed the g20. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am francine lacqua in london. let's thought geopolitics, the islamic republic atomic energy agency says it will exceed a cap on sock was of low-grade uranium while tensions have spiked as risen sanction against tehran after the downing of a u.s. navy drone. let's be to our middle east -- let's speak to our middle east managing editor. and also with us is scott thiel from blackrock. a treat to have you in london. what do we expect to hear from iran today? >> either they've reached the stockpile limit of uranium and heading to breach the limits on enrichment, or they are giving europeans a chance, after they said yesterday they are finalizing the mechanism to conduct trade with iran despite the u.s. sanctions, which may have given the iranian's a pause. a member of parliament said they may opt to drop a voluntary agreement with the u.n. nucl

. >> i'm in osaka, japan, where world leaders are garthi ingath the g20 summit. can trump and xi reach a inal? that's cup on "nightly business report." >>> the feder reserve released the second part of the stress test result this afternoon. dll 19 banks passed. only the sec time it's happened since 2009. credit suisseidn't sail through. the fed wants them to fix problems in the capital planning processes by the end of october. in this test all banks had to show they could survive an economic downturn while also being able to make loans out dividends. speaking of which, as soon as the results were released this afternoon, almost immediately bankounced dividend increases and stock gaybacks. >> m stanley's ceo james gorman says the united states and china have to come to a trade truce because there's just too much at stake if they don't. >> we need a solution to this. there have been trade disparities between the countries..s the and china account for over 40% of global gdp. nominal gdp is about $70 trillion. u. and china combined are $30 trillion. we can't have a t

friday, the g20 kicking off in osaka, japan. greg peters, are andy chorlton, krishna memani.al thoughts on the market in where you see this coming? greg: it's a really treacherous and difficult market to navigate. lots of crosscurrents, lots of things that we don't have a good handle on, i.e. politics, g20. volatile, andppy, it is really dependent on big zogenix factors. people havethe year had in fixed income, do no harm for the next six months, and let things play out. much more cautious in interview this morning. a lot of stuff i don't know right now. that is not a bad place to be to admit it. krishna: five more years, moderating growth. supporting a policy of outcomes on a global basis. what is not to like other than the uncertainties? jonathan: let's get to the rapidfire round. first question, high-yield spreads, around 350 basis points. what do we see first, 300 or 400? greg: 300. krishna: 300, of course. andy: 400. jonathan: 10-year treasury yield, what do we see first, 1.50 or 2.50? andy: 2.50. greg: 2.50. krishna: 2.50. meeting, 50 basis point cut, 25 basis point cut

the conversation comes as part of the g 20 summit in osaka japan bringing together leaders from across the world. thank you very much younger. on day one president trump meeting with the leaders of germany, india, japan day 2 president trump meets with saudi arabia. last week a united nations report said there's evidence crown prince muhammad bin salmaan bears responsibility for the killing of journalist jamal khashoggi the 2 are expected to discuss escalating tensions with iran. another meeting will be with president xi jinping of china after president trump and federal agencies from doing business with chinese tech giant away and in the midst of what has been in ever escalating trade war. >>who that it what happens comes out of it. >>in washington omar jimenez kron 4 news. >>for your money tonight is here in the market it might be a good time to buy a home last month the bay area saw the biggest decline in home prices in the past 7 years that's according to a new report from corelogic the report says the average home price in the bay area in the month of may was $860,000 still a ton

we begin this broadcast in japan where world leaders in osaka are gathering for the g. 20 summit well they're facing a host of problems ranging from the u.s. showdown with iran to trade tensions between washington and beijing. with tensions brewing on several fronts world leaders gather for one of the most high stakes summits in years u.s. president donald trump again in the spotlight with his america 1st agenda he had key talks with russian president vladimir putin and there was much praise on both sides but trump remained vague about the content of the discussions. the many things to discuss including craig getting some disarmament. protectionism her degree by the way we're going to discuss a lot of different things that you think made me to get a very very good relationship and you look forward to spending some time together it was their 1st face to face in special counsel robert miller concluded moscow did interfere in the 2016 u.s. election trump made light of a scandal when questioned. you know. they. were when. they told. me that. russia's ally iran will also be high on the age

we begin tonight with a g-20 summit in osaka, japan. world leaders have been gathering there for the beginning of the summit friday and there's no shortage of big issues to discuss, but the trade war between the united states and china is expected to dominate. the white house says washington is insisting on changes to intellectual property rules as a condition for any trade deal. a top aide says trump will decide on imposing more terrorists after he meets with chinese president xi jinping. >> stormy weather greeted donald trump as he arrived in osaka, but his fans braved wind and rain to get a glimpse of the u.s. president. all eyes will be on trump when the g-20 summit begins on friday. some 32,000 police are on hand to provide security. as they usually do, the g-20 leaders will debate the condition of the global economy and world trade. there will also be plenty of eye lateral meetings in luxury hotels on the sidelines of the summit. one of these will come under particular scrutiny -- president trump's sit down with his chinese counte

president right to max i have been reporting from osaka japan thank you. i want to tell you now about some of the other stories making news around the world. 2 people have been evacuated from this sea washed humanitarian ship for medical reasons the boat entered italian waters and defiance of a ban from rome 2 days ago it lee is continuing to refuse it permission to dock with the ship's captain has accused european countries of abandoning the migrants. australian authorities say they are trying to establish the whereabouts of a student they fear might have been detained in north korea relatives of 29 year old alec sickly say they haven't heard from him since tuesday and is abrupt silence on social media is unusual sydney is one of the few western students at chong university. the bodies of a father and daughter who drowned trying to enter the u.s. via mexico are being returned to their home country of el salvador the 2 were swept by strongs tides in the rio bronte they were found together with the grill tucked inside her father's shirt. lawmakers in the ge

kayla towshe reports from osaka, japan. >> reporter: white house officials can't say with xacertaintylyhat will transpire during president trump and president xi's 90-minute meeting, but a senior administration off tells me the working assumption is that it will result in an agreement to de-escalateon tensi and resume talks for a unspecified amount of time, that is unless president xi refuses to revisit e terms beijing balked at last month. since then tensions haveig ened but there's still an opportunity according to the negotiator. >> i think presidentrump needs show in front of those hard liners to president xi tt this isn't about keeping china down, but this is just about making sure that china is u treatin. companies fairly. i think if president trump can signal that inf front xi and his hard liners, i think that will give the president ofhi some more flexibility to come back to the negotiating table in the way that we need him to. >> reporter: when asked by reporters in osaka, president trump said he still hadn't decided to suspend new tariffs. a we are going to have meeting with p

news coming to you live from berlin world leaders gather in osaka japan for the g. 20 summit the message from europe to be escalating u.s. china trade tensions are tracking down the global economy to go live to a soft coup for the high stakes meeting also on the show almost a year after the deadly collapse of a bridge in the italian city of general it's remain the source due to be demolished authorities have evacuated thousands ahead of the controlled explosion which starts in the coming minutes. presidential hopeful on stage in miami florida 5 for the chance to take on donald trump in the race for the white house the 2nd democratic party debate saul clashes over candidates pasts and americans. plus england have pushed through to the women's world cup semi as they put on a stellar performance to send norway home. ceased being linked into the final 4 for only the 2nd time in their history and now they're one of the favorites to win it all. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us world leaders are in no socket japan for the g 20 summit they're facing a ray of problems stretching fr

has just arrived in japan for the g. 20 summit you're looking at live pictures from osaka where the russian president's aircraft has just landed we're expecting him to step off that plane any 2nd now you can see a delegation at the bottom of the stairs waiting to greet him to that event of course the g. 20 is the top 20. economic groups countries in the world meeting together to discuss the direction the world economy should take however a lot of attention being paid on the sideline events and those sideline meetings between. the russian president and donald trump the u.s. president of course also. a lot of attention toward india as well and right now we're waiting to see the president step off that plane. for the g. 20 summit. all right as we do that let's go to reports on the build up to this event. let me just give you a feeling of downtown austin could just before the main events of the summit the roads are almost deserted and it is very quiet. while there is something that explains it easily this area is filled with some very important people who say they want to get together to sort b

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international just after 2 pm here in the russian capital on 8 in the evening in osaka japan where we start this hour president vladimir putin. talked arms control the situations in venice and ukraine on the summit sidelines of the g. 20 summit the meeting behind closed doors. lasted around an hour and a huff is their 1st face to face meeting since the more report cleared the american leader of collusion with russia in the 2016 presidential campaign mr trump jokingly responded to a journalist question 1st off whether he would warn his counterpart not to meddle in next year's u.s. presidential election. really really really. really really really really really really. really really. you know. who's been following developments all day long at this summit just after 1 pm there the lion's share of talks will have concluded by now is still some. what's your take from the opening exchanges. you didn't holo well the screaming that you just heard from the american journalists was about the meddling again i can tell you that it seems that some u.s. media organizations the only thing that they c

[multiple people talking] >> all right, you are watching live pictures from osaka, japan, where presidentmp is a meeting with putin of russia. looks like that is all they are going to say. reporters there try to ask some questions. we actually have a reporter on the ground there right now. joining us now live from osaka with more on this soon to happen meeting, fox news correspondent rich edson. a rich, thanks so much for being here. listen, this is their first meeting since the mueller report confirmed no collusion. so what is the agenda for today? what is the president's goal for this meeting? speak of the senior administration officials say there is no specific or set agenda, but did preview a host of items the two presidents can talk about. the u.s. and russia have been engaging on a number of these fronts over the last couple of years, whether it be the ongoing civil war in syria, security in the middle east, improving the relationship, something you heard both presidents just say, they want to work on a better relationship between the two countries, even though since president trump

chief correspondent john roberts live from osaka, japan.g to you, john. >> breaking news to start us off, or a spider sense has been tingling for days after what happens when the president leaves the g20 and goes to south korea, what he possibly visit the dmz and within the last few minutes, the president tweeting this out, after some very important meetings including my meeting with president xi of china, i'll be meeting with president of south korea president moon, if just to shake his hand and say hello. sounds like an open invitation type of thing, but i'm getting a precook sense about this. what's going to happen last night, the chief trade negotiators for the united states and china got together to lay the groundwork for today's summit between the president and president xi jinping. this meeting could determine whether trade talks for china get back on track and a bilateral meeting with brazil's president, president trump building on the anticipation. listen here. >> we'll see what happens. it'll be an exciting day. a lot of people ar

doing very well right now. >>> let's fly to osaka, japan. we will bring the show right overseas. we are now call it seven and a half hours away from what could be this major market-moving meeting between the u.s. and china at the g20. item number one, president donald trump and xi jinping will work to steer trade talks between the world's two biggest economies perhaps back on track. president trump said he is hoping for a productive meeting but that no promises have been made to ease tariffs on chinese goods. while china, china has already come out swinging. earlier today, a peoples republic spokesperson said the u.s. must abandon its quote, outdated cold war mindset. to edward lawrence on the ground in osaka. we understand you have major news about china. making a trade deal, beating the u.s. to any kind of big trade deal announcement, but how could it, what is it, impact tonight's meeting between trump and xi jinping? reporter: a lot of news coming out of this g20. we will get to that in just a second. i know you love headlines. the headline here in japan for the local newspape

good afternoon to you from osaka, japan, president trump began his day a little more than four hours o with bilateral meeting with a host of the g20 here in japan. but the president in addition to looking at global issues and having a number of bilateral meetings with leaders also keeping an eye on what is going on 6500 miles away in miami and between bilateral meetings with india's prime minister and the german chancellor angela merkel spending time in his ballroom. there was a television and he spent a little bit of time watching the debate and reacting to it as he was sitting with angela merkel. listen here. >> the television set i passed on the way here. and on health care and maximum health care was given to 100% of that illegal immigrants coming in by the democrats. unfortunately, they didn't discuss the american citizen so that's not a good thing. i just passed that when i came here. and i will say that we will have a time for a debate to go one. i have the first debate last night but as you saw, it was not very exciting. and they will have another one today. and that's about i

products among the proposals chinese negotiators will bring to the table and osaka japan has negotiated for their part are said to hope just to pick up where the 2 sides were before talks broke down. meanwhile ahead of his arrival at the g 20 u.s. president donald trump seemed to open a new rift with allies even as the fight with china drags on mr trump tweeted a complaint about india's decision earlier this month to increase tariffs on $1400000000.00 of u.s. imports across $28.00 counted tori's mr trump urged his grievances with indian policies ahead of his thursday meetings with prime minister modi 1st in tandem with the g.'s g. 20 host japanese prime minister shinzo on ebay and then separately move that upset mr trump was a delayed response to the trumpet ministrations increase tariffs on aluminum and steel the union government deliberated for a year before hitting back the choice of the trumpet ministration and made to revoke prized unprofitable g s p stands for 5000000000 dollars in indian imports may have tipped mr modi to retaliate. and joining us live in the studio to give us hi

osaka and japan. h2o plans to wash its hands of toxic debt. in a bloomberg investigation 's employees have worked with the chinese military. >> less than half an hour away from the start of european trading. want to draw your attention to treasuries. yields have floated higher since coming down. now, this as goldman sachs joins jp morgan slashing forecast. indicating a risk in session is ahead. futures, same impression. dax futures up 0.6%. paris, a quarter percent. gains of 0.2%. what do you see in the gmm? >> asian equities going higher. yields higher. despite president trump's talking about how he has a plan b? has been captivated by reports may be a truce could be on the table if we see some restarts. hong kong up 1.2%. we do see money coming out of the yen. let's go to the other side. you can see coming out of treasuries, and going into debt. watchinging to be mining stocks in the european section. prices, and focus in brazil and china. concern about supply. those are interesting features to the story which could influence the trading day

, to meet on the sidelines of the summit in osaka, japan, so good that allntries? i asked a former us trade representative how she felt negotiations were going so far. representative how she felt negotiations were going so farlj think negotiations were going so far.|j think they are complicated. we are seeing some actions that are unprecedented. what are always difficult negotiations. bubbly made more difficult by essentially retaliating on the impact on global trade. people are trying to figure out what to do. the us is a big exporter. we need access to the markets that we export to. it's really a n markets that we export to. it's really an unprecedented situation. unprecedented but to what extent do you think resident from's tactic worked in bringing china to the fore for alleged unfair trade practices? they certainly come to the table, as some other countries, but getting someone to the table, getting a sovereign country to the table is not the same as finishing an agreement that will be successful and sustainable and enforceable. we know we are looking f

that's why trade is expected to top the agenda at this week's g. 20 meeting in osaka japan. will trump and she find a way to diffuse the tension at their last meeting in december the 2 leaders announced a kind of truce which has notably failed. the americans also sound overly optimistic on another front in their trade war top u.s. diplomat mike pompei o downplaying trade differences with india during a visit to delhi he says recent disagreements which have seen both sides placed tabs on the other were in the spirit of friendship india's foreign minister. echoed those comments the united states is angry about indian e-commerce rules that limit foreign access to its markets india is still subject to us tariffs on steel and i'll admit you know. ahead of the g 20 the japanese house of representatives is hosting the women political leaders meeting in tokyo it brings together female heads of state government ministers and parliamentarians from all over the world you know we see the world bank and others indicate the countries with more women in politics invest more in health and e

. >>> president trump in the air and on his way to the g20 in osaka, japan. at a refueling stop in alaska he greeted troops and here's what he said about that dem debate. >> we have a big debate going on, it just started. i had my choice between you and them and i chose you. you're smarter. you are smarter than they are, better looking. >> he didn't stay away from the debate for long. his one word take on the policy-driven debate, boring. cnn's nic robertson is live in osaka, japan. what should we be looking for at the g20? >> reporter: we can expect president trump to get a pretty rocky ride. he will be here saturday with xi jinping from china. remember, this is a gathering of the world's wealthiest nations. they're all about ensuring continued economic global growth. the concern is the growing trade war between the united states and china. that means recession. the wide view here is that president trump is america first policies are protectionist. this is an organization here, the g20, is all about multi-lateralism. they're also about what they call sustain

that's why trade is expected to top the agenda at this week's g. 20 meeting in osaka japan will trump and she find a way to diffuse the tension at their last meeting in december the 2 leaders announced a kind of truce which has notably failed. bring in our correspondents. remind us what is china's stance for g.m. from me to the g 20 summit well chinese officials said that both sides will need to compromise and make some concessions but that doesn't mean china will be the 1st site to do so and we see how china shows its comic resilience in a trade war so that means the chinese trade negotiators will be able to take some tougher stance and according to one chinese think tank chinese economy spectate to grow by 6.3 percent this year within the government's talking wrench between 6 to 6.5 percent so they claim that the direct impact of the trade war is very limited in controllable so there is no way for china to give grounds to any agreement that is to go in the manner of 19th century on equal treaties so if the u.s. . tariffs on china how we're trying to react. well our experts in china

leaders at the g. 20 summit in osaka japan germany and france and previously clashed over the issue with paris and willing to back the little known german member of parliament the ethiopian government has arrested more than 250 people after what he described as an attempted coup detainees include the spokesman of a political party representing the m horror ethnic group 5 high ranking officials were killed and we could attacks in the capital addis ababa and in northern hora stick. turkey's constitutional court has ruled that the year long detention of turkish german journalist that is has or was illegal the judges found no grounds for a lower court's decision to jail him he writes for a german newspaper prosecutors had claimed that he was spreading propaganda for an illegal organization. well in just a few hours he was president on one trump is due to sit down for bilateral trade talks with chinese leader xi jinping on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit in japan the future of the world's largest trading relationship hangs in the balance with threatening to slap more tariffs on chinese good

donald trump agree on a truce in their country's trade war we'll have the latest from the summit in osaka japan. italian authorities arrested skipper of a ship carrying migrants rescued in the mediterranean sea captain who had defied an order to stay away from italian port. and the united states are on track to defend their world cup after making with keno double eliminated his host france and the 4 to find. a michael it's good to have you with us. at a g. 20 summit marked by trade deals u.s. president donald trump has hailed an agreement to restart trade talks between his country and china the 2 countries nearly a year long trade dispute has disrupted the global economy a round up of the summit by max hoffman. this was the handshake the world had been waiting for so much hinged on the bilateral meeting of the 2 presidents that you could almost hear a sigh of relief going through world markets when donald trump said it with this we had a great meeting and we will be continuing to negotiate and i promise that for at least the time being we're not going to be lifting tariffs on china and addition

truce in their country's trade will review some of the cheap mints and short comings for you from osaka japan. italian authorities arrest the skipper of a ship carrying migrants rescued in the mediterranean sea captain for the record has defied orders to stay away from italian ports. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program germany is out of the women's soccer world cup after a tight $21.00 defeat by sweden in the quarter finals germany took the lead in scorching heat in france but sweden hit back with a goal in each half it means one of the tournament pre-tournament favorites are heading home. the german women lined up for a shot at a world cup semifinal. in the absence of jennifer matters shaan the 2 young teammates withstood scorching french heat and an early swedish onslaught to take the lead after 15 minutes one nil to germany. being among goob with her 2nd goal of the tournament and one of the best in front so far 6 minutes later however the swedish women used the direct route to find an equalizer a mistake by germany at the back and sophia jakobsen school was one old at the break yacob s

that's why trade is expected to top the agenda at this week's g. 20 meeting in osaka japan. will trump and she find a way to diffuse the tension at their last meeting in december the 2 leaders announced a kind of truce which has notably failed. the americans also sound overly optimistic on another front in their trade war top u.s. diplomat my own payer downplaying trade differences with india during a visit to delhi he says recent disagreements which have seen both sides place tariffs on the other were in the spirit of friendship india vermin is the. echoed those comments united states is angry about new india e-commerce rules that limit foreign access to its markets is still subject to us tariffs on steel and i mean you know. doing business in nigeria is still male dominated things are changing as more women embrace the culture of empowerment through networking media personality and. shot a lot of people wants to bring more women together and inspire them to bring about change a correspondent funny reports from lagos. an early morning for this television crew the team is ge

that's why trade is expected to top the agenda at this week's g. 20 meeting in osaka japan will trump and she find a way to diffuse the tension. at their last meeting in december the 2 leaders announced a kind of truce which has notably failed. well trade my dominate the atmosphere head of the g 20 summit but it's just one of many topics at the event ahead of the meeting the women's political leaders meeting is taking place in tokyo right now it's hosted by the japanese house of representatives and brings together female heads of state government ministers and parliamentarians from all over the world the o.e.c.d. the world bank and other indicate others indicate that countries with more women in politics invest more in health and education they say all policymaking could benefit from more balanced leadership. well reporter kyoto is at the women's leadership meeting in japan and earlier today i asked her whether aging societies like japan itself needs to encourage more women to seek leadership roles which is. definitely definitely needed that's the reason why are they actually introduc