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i'm paul allen. will be previewing exports, expected to have slowed in august. plus the latest on china's crackdown. we are live in beijing, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back to the show. it's a big data point out today. the figures for august, out in a few hours. we are looking at double digit growth. we are monitoring, compared to the has we had last year. here's more the expectations. >> we are looking at a slow down to 16%. we are talking about a base effect. appearing with figures from years ago. you're talking about some hints now of slowing global demand for chinese goods. the pmi indexes are capturing that. the orders for exports were weaker. the private sector fall under contraction territory. it all points to the china export boom slowing down. it slowly has eclipsed. haidi: the supply crunch, the shipping situation, will we see this have an impact on manufacturers? >> it's still one of the biggest issues facing manufacturers, no doubt about it. on the one hand, they either can

i am paul allen sydney and we are counting down to asia's major market open. >> treasury yields leap as global central banks tightened their outlook. investors downplay the risk of contagion from chinese debt market turmoil. >> in china issues -- china issues a broad warning to ever grande. >> the covid zero policy is hurting the country's competitiveness according to china. this is the future on wall street, we are seeing u.s. futures muted. the dow is headed for three weeks of gains as well. this despite the fact that we did see some weaker jobless claim numbers. the dolly did weaken against most detent currencies. we did get some concerns of ever grande easing. a little bit of pressure here. it has really been about the global yield markets. we are talking about treasury yields. this is to the end of 2022. we did see the five year yield. that is quite sensitive to the path of monetary policy near that 2021 hi. the 10 year yield is attempting a breakout. the 30 year yield also jumping the most since the onset of the pandemic. that would be march of 2020. this rise in the long bond

paul allen joins us with more.rony is borders were closed when any -- hardly any cases were here, now that there is an outbreak we are hurtling toward reopening. how will this work? >> it's about learning to live with the virus and part of that will come with the reopening. australians can travel abroad, once the vaccination rate in a particular state hits 80% they can quarantine at home. that will open the door for migrants, students, and the english cricket team to tour this summer. as for tourists, unsure how that will be handled. vaccination passports are being trialed, the government in talks with other countries as to how that will work. it will open the door singapore, japan, south korea, u.k. and the united states as well. but that threshold of state-by-state vaccinations hitting 80%, we are doing well in new south wales, probably since november. other states like queensland, western australia lagging far behind. you could be in a situation where you can find -- flight from sydney to london but not sydney t

i'm paul allen in sydney. counting down to the major market open. the top stories this hour. a volatile day on wall street as stocks swing away at friday's triple witching. ever grand looks to, the world's most -- for discounted properties as part of its repayment plan. shery-ahn: facing scrutiny. the world bank because are out for applying pressure to boost the china rankings. we are seeing u.s. futures muted at the open but this after the s&p 500 lost ground in the new york session. counting down to tense of 1%. -- 0.2%. retail sales numbers coming better than expected so starting the session higher but saw the dip having the july numbers. weekly jobless numbers because we continue to see the impact of hurricane ida on the southern states. casino stocks were under pressure. chinese abr's down for seven consecutive sessions. china slowing from video games with the market. china holding $72 a barrel. it finished unchanged in the new york session. 312 million barrels. again the u.s. retail numbers are pretty strong. unexpectedly jumping. we had internet sales, general merchand

haidi: bloomberg's paul allen there with latest.sident biden of course using that first address to the u.n. general assembly to lay out his vision for an era of intensive diplomacy with allies and vigorous competition with great powers. but without a cold war with china. as discussed the u.n. meetings at the university of sydney's government and international relations, gorana grgic. great to have you with us, gorana. so what's your takeaway? was this a measured kind of approach and tone that was struck by global leaders, particularly president biden with respect to beijing? gorana: certainly we've heard a lot in the leadup to this speech as to what key themes would be and they very much resonate with what president biden has been promising actually all throughout 2020 when he was running for the presidency and of course some of these key messages since coming to the office. the idea that the united states will rejoin some of the multilateral frame works that president trump pulled out of, that it's going to invest heavily into the

paul: and i am paul allen looking at major market opens.ok set for a steady start after a volatile day on wall street. traders are weighing risk from china to the global recovery. ever grand looks to calm angry investors. the developer they offer discounted properties in its repayment plan. the imf faces scrutiny, the world bank is called out for trying to boost china's ranking. we have market opens in tokyo and seoul. sophie: we are seeing divergence at the start of trade, little change to the nikkei225, adding .2 of 1%. we have seen fluctuations as candidates outlined a roadmap to lift the economy out of the pandemic. the government offers a lowering of its economic outlook amid the projected emergency which has weighed on consumption. checking on the open, a trading debut making a splash, 110,000 won above the offer price on that trading debut. kospi seeing downside pressure. the korean won is on the back foot, keeping an eye on what is happening for markets ahead of the long weekend. korean guests in focus right now, trading in august 2

i am paul allen sydney and we are counting down to asia's major market open. >> treasury yields leap banks tightened their outlook. investors downplay the risk of contagion from chinese debt market turmoil. >> in

paul allen joins us now.uite divergent and striking compared to how new south wales acted at the start of the pandemic. >> the two states coming much closer together in their view of what the future holds. they are saying that victoria can get to 70% vaccination and you will see restrictions start to ease. those lockdowns remain in place for now. the easing of measures yesterday, there weren't many in the end. you have to keep lockdowns in place to suppress numbers while the vaccine rollout is given a chance to catch up. he acknowledges that the experience of new south wales was proving how hard it was to keep the delta variant under control. to that end, we had 1100 new cases in new south wales yesterday. the hospitalization rate is going up as well. on the plus side, 148,000 people got vaccinated. the premier in new south wales saying, it's possible that the 70% fully vaccinated target could be reached earlier than the mid-october date that is being anticipated. once we hit 80%, that's when the idea of inte

i am paul allen in sydney. sophie: i am sophie kamaruddin in hong kong, counting down to asia's major market opens. shery: good evening. i'm shery ahn. our top stories this hour. asian traders assess a bout of weakness on signs of a slowdown in the pandemic recovery. the ecb is set to slow the pace of its bond buying. christine lagarde insists it's not tapering. china's unprecedented intervention in oil market tapping into reserves the first time to lower prices. paul: let's talk a little bit more about that he be decision. christine lagarde slowing the pace of purchases to 80 billion euros per month. very clear it's not a taper. it is not a taper. madam lagarde saying the lady is not tapering. this is called a recalibration. we will donate -- debate the semantics of that, shall we? shery: given that we continue to see these signals from whether it is the fed or boe that they start to -- want to start unwinding stimulus measures, not surprising given we see inflationary pressures. china had to intervene in oil

haidi: paul allen with the latest on u.s. australia and china relations. data from pfizer and moderna suggest the efficacy of covid-19 vaccines wane over time but they say a booster shot is effective at warding off the virus and new variants. let's get more from carol wessel. we thought we were getting the breakthrough in factions because the delta variant was more contagious but is this to do with immunity instead of just the variance? carol: the data today suggested that the breakthrough cases among the vaccinated have to do more with the efficacy of the vaccine waning over time rather than the delta variant. the data shows the vaccine becomes less effective as children get more risky cases and more time goes on. the case they are making is we need a booster shot. this is data presented ahead of an fda meeting on friday that is expected to weigh in on the need for the booster shot for the pfizer vaccine. the fda release their own data summarizing their findings and offering their views but it didn't get an indication on the meaning of the shot. we're loo

i'm paul allen in sydney. counting down to the major market open. the top stories this hour.y on wall street as stocks swing away at friday's triple witching. ever grand looks to, the world's most

i'm paul allen. >> we are counting down to the major market open.ty continues to hunt wall street. u.s. stocks seeing their biggest monthly selloff since march 2020. >> china orders its

i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg.the holidays are still a couple of months away but you may want to get in your gift orders. the global supply chain crisis is causing orders to pile up. companies around the world are struggling to meet man amid a damaging mixture of coronavirus and widespread auto next. in asia, it's being compounded by one of the worst covert outbreaks. lockdowns are forcing factories to halt or slow productions. there are what some executives are saying about the challenges on their recent earnings calls. >> are merges -- merchant are taking steps, including adding leadtime to orders. out of stocks and certain categories are running above normal, given strong sales and supply constraints. >> we continue to manage the demand for home-improvement products despite numerous disruptions in supply chains. we are leveraging the scale of supply chain in partnership with vendors to prioritize key skews in high demand categories. >> i believe there could be shifting between q3 and q4. we are out to source pro

i'm paul allen. >> we are counting down to the major market open. shery: volatility continues to hunt wall street. u.s. stocks seeing their biggest monthly selloff since march 2020. >> china orders its top energy companies to secure supplies at all cost saying power blackouts will not be tolerated. shery: nancy pelosi may push ahead with a vote despite democrats threatening to defeat the bill. this is a picture across wall street. we are seeing u.s. futures marginally higher after the s&p 500 finished at the lowest level -- level since july. we saw volatility remaining height with the vix above 23. the 10 year yield retreating a little bit. we also had wti marginally higher. it cap the biggest monthly gain since june. that would be a gain of about 10% given the global energy shortages. we have the s&p 500 turning green slightly in the session as we saw the stopgap spending bill passing the senate, but that wasn't enough to keep the momentum going through the closed. let's look at the quarter, because it was a bit of a mixed picture. you can see the

our colleague paul allen in sydney with more. paul: it is develop lithium sulfur batteries. it will speed up charge times and extend endurance of batteries in everything from electrical -- electric vehicles to smart phones as well. li-s c.e.o. lee finniear joining us from brisbane. thank you for joining us. this is small i.p.o. but attracting a fair bit of interest. explain how lithium ion batteries are reaching their theoretical maximum and lithium sulfur batteries could be the next step forward. lee: thank you very much, paul, for having me on the show. lithium ion batteries are reaching their maximum theoretical energy capacity. they just can't do a step change. yet as we go into this cleaner, greener electrified world, we need better batteries. we need higher energy density, we need lighter weight. lithium sulfur has been known for 20 years to be able to do that. the only challenge has been the cycle life has been really low. so they haven't been able to last more than 52 to 100 cycles. and what we've done -- >> yeah. and the way you've extended it, you've embraced some

. >> paul allen, the french theory continues, at least publicly. what is the latest?> scott morrison said france shouldn't have been blindsided by this. they had previously raised deep concerns about diesel-powered submarines. this deal was also worth $65 billion u.s., it was already overbudget, already running late, and the strategic environment has changed as well. scott morrison said australia would have been negligent if it had not taken the advice into account. forex archive however, outraged as one would expect. it has also canceled a meeting that was planned for the u.k. defense minister. >> how much damage hasn't done with the relationship with france? could a trade deal with the e.u. yet risk? >> the french-european affairs secretary is certainly suggesting right now that the european union can proceed with a deal with australia afterward because a betrayal of trust. that deal has been progressing rather slowly as well. france hurrying to speed things up. you also have to bear in mind, president macron is facing an election. he needs to appear tough on this,

shery: paul allen in sydney. we have a live event going on right now. the dallas fed president making comments in an online event that he sees near term slowing in the economy, especially in the third quarter, and a headline pce of 4% in 2021 will be reached, and 2.6% in 2022. he would not be surprised if the september jobs growth is slower. we got the august numbers growing. he also sees full-year growth at percent, instead of 6.5%, as he had earlier expected in 2021. he doesn't ex a long flow. he expects fourth-quarter improvement. bloomberg subscribers can continue watching on live go. you will find a big diary entry later today and this week, and events you may have missed earlier. let's get over to vonnie quin with the first word headlines. vonnie: goldman sachs has hired a former mckinsey head to co-run its asian-pacific operations. he becomes the most prominent outside hire for asia. this as expansion plans, especially in china. mckinsey management voted to remove him earlier this year after a single term as a top executive. scandals over there p

paul allen joins us with more. how do these vaccination certificates work? same as the ones you get once you have had both your shots? what we need to show if we want to travel overseas or domestically? >> let's deal with overseas first. the government is looking at having something maybe you would have on your phone, or a piece of paper. work is being done to embed this information into the chip some people's passports. and then -- and then you get into questions like which countries recognize which shots? the united states recognizes the vaccines approved in the u.s., but also emergency use vaccines that the who has approved such as astrazeneca. that would make a u.s.-australia accord or possible. but then you get into the domestic question. the plan in new south wales is to link the vaccination certificate to a qr code you scan in a shop or cafe. other state apps do not have that function. there is still a lot of work to be done to make these work in practice. >> -- numbers have been trending in new south wales, what can we expect in the next few weeks. >

haidi: paul allen with the latest as we count down to the rba decision on tuesday.surge in coronavirus is compounding supply chain blockages. our next guest says they are expressing supply chain shocks. your customer list goes beyond this. just tell us what -- even anecdotal experience has been. guest: there is a big shift from last year. there was a big demand collapse and now there is a supply chain shock. so with demand rebounding in the west, supply is not keeping up. you are seeing capacity constraints throughout asia. if that has been exacerbated by lockdowns in southeast asia, and before that, east asia. in vietnam a lot of factories are not producing at full capacity. a lot of places like indonesia. and before that, india, bangladesh. with capacity reduced by lockdowns, and demand rebounding, there is a classic supply squeeze at the moment. of course, when there is a shortage and it are inflationary pressures, we are seeing this both in the manufacturing and materials. so from cotton to all the other materials. to the actual make of the apparel. we are seein

i am paul allen in sydney.m sophie kamaruddin in hong kong, counting down to asia's major market opens. shery: good evening. i'm shery ahn. our top stories this hour. asian traders assess a bout of weakness on signs of a slowdown in the pandemic recovery. the ecb is set to slow the pace of its bond buying.

shery: bloomberg's paul allen there joining us from sydney. now get to the first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie. vonnie: schaefery, thank you. u.s. senator elizabeth warren said she will not support jerome powell for a second term as federal reserve chair. she's the highest profile democrat with a say on the confirmation to come against him. powell's term expires in february. it's not clear warren warren's approval would derail powell who has bipartisan senate support. and is likely to be confirmed again if president biden picks him up -- picks him. >> it gives me grave concern over and over, you have acted to make our banking system less safe and that makes you a dangerous man to head up the fed. and that's why i will oppose your renomination. vonnie: u.s. democratic progress rivas lining up to defy speaker pelosi and oppose a bipartisan infrastructure bill. it's a blow to the $550 billion measure's chance and potentially endangers president biden's economic agenda. the infrastructure bill has already passed the senate but liberals in th

i am paul allen in and we are counting -- shery: asian stocks sat for a steady start after rallying the u.s. session. fears are easing of contagion from china's debt crisis had beijing lays down the law to evergrande. regulators urge that developer to avoid default and repay retail investors. fast food restaurant company yum china set some ambitious targets. our interview with joey want is next. paul: let's talk about the bond selloff. the bank of england indicating that it ends the qe program at the end of the year. it will be very interesting. u.s. yields surged to 143. interestingly, the threshold that morgan stanley nominated for triggering what it calls hedging will prompt even more, sherry. shery: very technical words. we are watching them closely as we continue to watch evergrande because we have seen more optimism about the economy. the central bank rate hikes coming but evergrande has been that sore point. this week, with concerns easing a little bit about what evergrande might do, about whether regulators would step in, that has helped market sentiment but when i read the head

haidi: paul allen joins us now in sydney.t about it, francis furious about this. >> that is right. scott morrison made a number of comments at his press conference over the weekend but he did say australia that there are deep in grave concerns that the summaries would not do the job with the new strategic environment. there were other matters but he did not mention them. this is a $65 billion u.s. project that had been beset by cost overruns not to mention whether or not the subs are strategically fit for purpose. morrison was saying it would've been negligent to order these subs against the advice of the intelligence and defense communities. france is sticking by the line that it was blindsided by this and had no warning of the deal as we know recalled. they were called bassett there's . they canceled the plan meeting with the u.k. defense minister. shery: could a trade deal with the eu be addressed? >> the questions being asked about that, of course australia in negotiations with the eu on a free-trade agreement. there've b

shery: bloomberg's paul allen for the latest on the diplomatic relations.uinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: gains in japanese exports slowed for a third month in august as the delta driven coronavirus wave weight on the global trade recovery. the value of japan's overseas shipments increased 26.2% compared with last year's levels. there was a slowdown from july's 37% to economist have been forecasting a 34% advance. on a seasonally adjustment basis, exports edged up 8% from july. pfizer says data from the u.s. and israel suggest the efficacy of the covid vaccine or wanes over time. a booster is effective. the company detailed the data in presentation. the panel is expected to make recommendations on whether more americans should receive booster shots. simone biles says the fbi turned a blind eye to the sexual abuse she and other young athletes suffered at the hands of former usa gymnastic dr. larry nassar. testifying before the senate judiciary mitty, she said the system enabled his abusive more than 100 women. he was convicted in 2017 to he is ser

said at the university of washington, working on stem cells and neurological disorders, to the paul allen institute to define at the human brains'aging at the cellular level. this week i read an npr article highlighting some similarities between long covid symptoms and those of early alzheimer's and raising the question about whether there could be a common pathway, for example, genetic studies are seeing that some of the same genes that increase a person's risk for getting severe covid are also associated with a risk of developing alzheimer's. this is scary, particularly as long covid affects young people, including children. we are already seeing this explosion of alzheimer's cases in the baby boomer generation. so, i was wondering if you could tell me if we know anything more about this? enlighten us with anymore research in this space and whether we see these kind of manifestations in children with long covid? dr. hodes: that is an important question and we hope to get data in from a study which congress has funded. we will be studying tens of thousands of people who had covid and to

allen martin. >>> and i'm elizabeth cook. chief meteorologist paul hagan is tracking the heat as we head back to the work week. >> it was hot today and the hot weather patterns tends to trap any surface level pollution whether it is urban or wildfire smoke and despite that air quality across the board in the moderate category and for where it is in most locations and good air quality downtown san francisco and even though it was a spare of the earth day we did not reach unhealthy for sensitive groups. it is not great but it could be worse. the wildfire smoke is up to the northeast. the heat is what you will have to deal with. temperatures right now it is still in the 90s in the east bay for the santa clara valley and 70s in the bay and even 60s in downtown san francisco. temperatures not quite as hot as today but it is still going to be hot. >> firefighter are trying to contain another wildfire in northern california in gold country in auburn. the bridge fire has burned more than 400 acres of the forest hill bridge and broke out yesterday. evacuation

allen martin. >>> and i'm elizabeth cook. chief meteorologist paulking the heat as we head back to the work week. >> it was hot today and the hot weather patterns tends to trap any surface level pollution whether it is urban or wildfire smoke and despite that air quality across the board in the moderate category and for where it is in most locations and good air quality downtown san francisco and even though it was a spare of the earth day we did not reach unhealthy for sensitive groups. it is not great but it could be worse. the wildfire smoke is up to the northeast. the heat is what you will have to deal with. temperatures right now it is still in the 90s in the east bay for the santa clara valley and 70s in the bay and even 60s in downtown

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acting categories last night ru paul, though, did make history becoming the most awarded black artist with 11 emmys in his career. >> those women were so inspiring. debbie allenas doing the whole inspirational speech >> awesome >> thank you >> we should google conan. >> yes, google conan >>> well have more on the emmys, find out about the conan thing, and fashion choices. >>> but right now, how about a check of the weather al is on the road at the baltimore ravens home last night. al, are you bleary are eyed? >> what a game, what a finish, we'll talk about that in a built with one of the raven's stars. but in the meantime, let's show you what we have going on as far as our weather we're looking at some severe weather going on up in the upper midwest. strong storms firing across minnesota. we've got a risk right now for 6 million people for damaging winds, hail, isolated tornado or two. the rainfall will be coming down pretty hard and it's going bring anywhere from 2 to 4 inches of rain, but there could be as much as 5 inches. down to the south, we've got flash flood watches and warnings out for 15 million people with really heavy rain, especially along the so

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allen. >> christopher e.a. will iyn ham. >> alison. janet marie alonzo. >> anthony alverdo. >> antonio alvarez. >> victoria alvarez berto. >> tommy. caesar alvier. >> teric. >> angelo almantero. >> joseph antuccio. >> paultte constance anderson. >> john jack andrea kiehl. >> michael rowrk andrews. >> jean andruko. >> c. >> joseph angeline any sr.? joseph john a. in gelini jr. >> david lawrence angel. >> mary lynn edwards angel. >> laura angeletta. >> doreen j.angasolnan. >> [reading of names] >> and my husband joseph rena jr. and my uncle james francis quinn. >> joe, we love and miss you more than you could ever imagine. our son is the spitting image of you. he lights up my world every day. i see you in everything that he does. and i know that you see us because i feel you. continue to watch over us and your family. 20 years feels like an eternity but yet it still feels like yesterday. until we meet again, my love. rest in peace. >> [reading of names] [reading of names] [reading of names] [reading of names] [reading of names] [reading of names] [reading of names] [reading of names] [reading of names] >> and my uncle, firefighter christopher michael masullo. even though i never met you in person, i still