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so they will not be so concerned about all of that, but having said that, the as -- ozzie has outperformede last few months, not surprising when you look at the trend in key commodities including iron ore. it will be somewhat concerning to the rba. we could get hints the quantitative easing could get extended. i think we won't get any change in the second, but there's a signal they are considering it given where the currency fits. the only thing i would trump out on the currency as we could think of it as having an impact on other parts of manufacturing and products. the last degree will be feeling the impact but beastly services, it isn't what is important. what's important is the fact that the international border is closed. shery: what should the rba keep in mind as it heads towards that purchase? >> i think they are cognizant of the balancing act from the economy doing well and responding to the stimulus. i think this will be a general issue of challenge for both the federal government and the rba this year, that the stimulus that has been put in place has not been very successful. the

three for treason during the civil war and two, ozzie myers and james trafr canicant and bo were convicted of felonies and things meld. particularly for mo brooks in the house made some very incendiary comments, you know. i could see somebody bringing forward a motion of censure which is quite serious and, again, having dealt with these very sensitive issues where i had to be involved in censuring members for misconduct this. are ways to get members to resign. times we would get members to resign rather than forcing a prolonged congressional visi investigation and ultimately a sanction because that creates a lot of reputational damage. forcing a resignation will require leadership from the top leaders on the republican side in the senate and the house if they want to go down that road with a few members. look, there are 140 members in the house who voted not to certify the election. i think it would be ridiculous to go after all of them. >> no, of course not. >> no reason, to but there might be some though, and some of whom are going to be called up perhaps in the criminal investigations f

.♪ ♪ everyone in america and a ♪ chance to vote for hillary ♪ pand they wanted to punish ♪ her and ozzie> host: there is $82 billion for schools and colleges in the covid relief bill that's being talked about in washington. do you think that's an adequate amount of money for schools and colleges in the s covid really still ? >> guest: as an education researcher i want to see education being supported as much as possible. i think it's our future. there are lots of children falling through the cracks and i think right now especially we also need those kids to be able to connect remotely. i am not sure that right now getting $7 billion for broadband access will is right now because schools are still remote so i'm concerned about. i'm really concerned aboutthe coming year . i think it schools could partner with community organizations to put in robust tutoring support, there's not enough money in the stimulus package to do something like that to get tutoring for all students that need it in the coming year there are a lot of reasons why more money with good. >> let's go back to our phone lin

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for his country with a well played 62 on a slot machine was also in good form on the day for the ozzies he was unbeaten on 67 at the close of play the hosts 166-4218 day when only 55 overs were possible. meanwhile former india captain sir of congruity is out of hospital after suffering a minor heart attack and really is currently the president of the indian cricket board a 48 year old says he's doing. all right that is all useful for now have more free later rob joe thank you very much indeed. and that's it for me robinson for this news hour so hell rahman's going to be here in a moment with more on that chaotic 24 hours in the u.s. capital we're going to leave you now with some of the most powerful images from a night of violence and mayhem. i know that everyone here will soon be marching all over the capitol building. and cammalleri us our lawfully elected. we were just all that there has been tear gas and. it's not jazz and it's insurrection. whirls watch. in the news want to be heard. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guar

soccer helped them post $336.00 in their 1st and ngs at $33.00 runs short of australia's total the ozziesof already began their 2nd innings they closed on 21 for no loss. remember. we should always just to say that i think the start of. one news it is at least if you both in this and you will. be looking for your own homes is there that one thing goes on my mind that if i go home you know. me and eventually i know there might be there there there will the biggest well to do south africa have arrived and pakistan for their 1st tour of the country in 14 years the squad touchdown in crouching more played 2 tests and 3 t 20 s. team stop visiting pakistan following a deadly gun attack on the sri lanka side in lahore in 2009 international cricket has slowly been returns a pox on over the last 2 years and britain is america's cup sailing team is cruised to its 4th victory in 4 races in the challenger series in new zealand wasn't a good day for the united states team though they were denied their 1st points of the series after their fellow patriot capsized in high winds they were leading the race

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ozzy under pressure as well. -- aussie under pressure as well. a slowdown in recovery for the manufacturing and services side. we had the first lockdown also weighing on sentiments. more upside for the aussie dollar after its biggest weekly decline since october. kiwi structs -- stocks under pressure as well. japanese stocks, nikkei futures coming down lower as well. metals very much in focus. looking at the board now with silver in focus. silver futures breaching the 29 dollars an ounce level. this has received the jump extending with the metal in the reddit traders with the hashtag squeeze and play. silver a bit of a focus today. haidi: we also have an update when it comes to property price gauges in australia. the australian home prize number coming through month on month for january with a rise of 7/10 of 1%. it is maybe a bit of a surprise and moderation from the 9/10 of 1% we saw in december. overall, we have seen an expectation of a further lift of home prices in australia. some of the softness when it comes to the price rise trajectory mi

ozzie on is now -- asean is the biggest trade relationship for china.m that perspective, the dollar matters at the margin last now than it did perhaps four or five years ago when china was structurally more dependent on the u.s. these things have been distorted because of the coronavirus but china has brought it is exposure to -- has broadened its exposure to other markets. rishaad: i want to get your views on inflation. more people are talking about this, which has been largely discounted by central banks, so jesting there are not going to be signs of inflation for the foreseeable. that is changing, is it not? >> it is. we see investors getting nervous about inflation. you saw the rise in yields. a couple of factors driving this. one is commodity prices keep rising. it is not just oil but food that really worries many in southeast asia. that always injects volatility and cpi readings. the second big unknown is that if you have a snapback from these lockdowns, if you have a services led recovery that might be very strong, does that add fuel to core infl

checking in on what is going on with ozzie shares, some fluctuations with sidney stocks this morning.g ground. banks and mining stocks are under pressure in sydney. we are seeing bullion below 18.50. still staying under pressure. ubs sang gold could fall to 1800 this year on expectations the fed will signal a tapering of its bond buying. there has been pushed back against such talk. that coupled with a 30 year auction did see treasury yields lower on the long end overnight. u.s. 10 year yields edged slightly higher but staying below 109 this morning. we are seeing some gains here. in this with earnings as u.s. politics is top of mind given we had trump's impeachment and waiting on biden's plans for the economy, which he is set to unveil on thursday. haidi: a lot for investors to digest. the virus, a number of global coronavirus cases have surpassed 92 million. our next guest is optimistic for 2021 as the focus becomes about turning vaccines into vaccinations. as bring in that it executive director of ocbc bank wealth management. that is key, isn't it? there was so much vaccine optimis

ozzie share market under pressure lowered by oil and iron ore minors.eat preliminary -- asx 200 schedule a three-day gain, while kiwi stocks gained ground in the kiwi 10 year yield up as much as 80 basis points earlier this morning. this on the back of that surprise jump we saw in inflation for the fourth quarter, which may reinforce the case for the rmb z -- r nbc four inflation rates to keep steady. for more insight -- shery: for more insight on the markets we have ross cranfield on the line. it is not just the rnbz. there seems to be a shift in tone when it comes to decision-makers this week. >> indeed, it is subtle so far and it investors have been so used two hearing dovish expressions from central banks through 2020. this year we are starting to hear very small changes from central banks, suggesting we should be getting ready for the time when they start to raise interest rates slightly. it does not mean to say any major central banks will be doing it immediately. there is expectation that norway could be one of the first countries to raise rates