let's get you started with qantas numbers.a slight miss when it came to pretax profit. 1.3 billion aussie dollars, but dividend per share raised to 13 aussie since -- cents. first of all, give us your take of the numbers first. >> qantas share price has been trading in a very tight range basically since their full-year numbers last year, so trade as as $5.80 and that period. the initial take is probably in line. yes, it is in this on the as stt a bit of a touch with regards to underlying in pt. withld say it is in line slightly better on international, slightly worse on domestic. you need to drill into the , which as abit group is slightly better than what most people had on a segment basis, so it beats underlying ebit by about $500 million, so that is pretty reasonable. i would also point out that there again, their loyalty program is an absolute standout. underlying ebit on that was 375 million dollars. that's another record. the highest it has been in seven years. if you look at how it is working, the margins are also stayi

let's have a look at qantas. 4.09. many think that qantas is still a buy.aking to the ceo, asking him about the hong kong impact onnd its qantas. they're looking to switch out to some smaller aircraft to service those roots. manus: thank you very much. rounding up the markets in singapore. u.s. stocks had some gains. treasury yields briefly rose above the 10 year rate. re-inverting one of the key yield curves. that as the fed minutes of last month's meeting set the central why is willing to ease calling the july cut a midcycle adjustment. the cut said it was against low inflation and stemming from the trade war. nejra: that has not changed .raders views on using president reacted to the move in markets saying, where is the fed? for jayre now waiting powell's speech tamara at the jackson hole symposium. it is great to have you with us. are you convinced by the midcycle adjustment? or do you think we will get more than that? >> he is in a precarious position. he is facing growing particular pressure from donald trump. the minutes yesterday were one thing. but

this follows similar comments from qantas.lines around asia call out that decline in demand. people don't want to travel to hong kong without unrest. it's very unpredictable. sometimes it's peaceful, sometimes it's violent. joyce did say that typically after these events pass, whether it's an irruption of it ok no ordeal clinical -- a volcano or geopolitical trouble, it bounces back quickly. they are loading smaller aircraft on routes into hong kong to make sure they are aren't flying half-empty planes. once that demand bounces back, they switch the planes back. it's interesting to see that corporate fallout extend as far as australia from hong kong. shery: thank you so much for that. our asian business reporter. stick around. qantas ceo alan joyce be joining bloomberg markets china open in the next hour to discuss the results. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is daybreak asia. i'm paul allen in sydney. shery: let's return to the market reaction to the fed minutes. let's look ahead to jackson hole this week

qantas is interesting because they have cited weak traffic numbers are quite some time given the australianwas pretty wea k the australian domestic economy was pretty weak so we are actually looking for commentary on how the domestic economy here in australia is going. and how about bhp? of course, the mining industry is quite reliant on the chinese market? absolutely. the iron ore prices have been very strong over the last 6— eight months. we have seen them falling but it seems to have found a level. there is a lot of expectations of chinese continuous to —— china continuously stimulating the economy during that shade —— trade conflict and slowing growth. singapore has one of the world's most rapidly ageing societies. the citystate expects a fifth of its 5.5 million population will be senior citizens by the year 2030. the retirement age at the moment is 62 but since 2017, employers must allow workers to stay on until the age of 67 stop if they are willing and able. and many of them are now working into their 70s and beyond for top notjust to stay working into their 70s and beyond for top n

david: that was alan joyce of qantas.ingny said to be a bid for an operation in asia as it seeks to diversify its business in the region. we are told the idea is in its early stages but it would help hsbc bolster its insurance president in -- presence in singapore. make strategicit sense to hsbc? on the face of it, it doesn't, but then you go to the minute , and he ise chairman an insurance man some -- interest man, so it's something he is familiar with. >> when we first broke the news it,viva potentially selling here we are and they are indeed looking at it. the fact is that hsbc is very exposed to hong kong and they are looking for ways to diversify. especially in singapore and southeast asia. we need be better to look at a bank in southeast asia instead? >> life insurance offers a good way for banks to show their generate revenue as well. david: could there be other parties involved? is still in the very early stages. it still unclear what the structure of the deal will be. in the next few months i'm sure there will be

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australia's qantas airways says annual profit fell i7% last year, worse than investors were expectingkest australian economy since the global financial crisis a decade ago, coupled with higher fuel costs. people may have to give up private cars if the uk is to meet its climate change targets, according to members of parliament. a report by the science and technology select committee says sufficient emissions cuts can't be made by swapping to cleaner cars — and that widespread personal vehicle ownership does not appear to be compatible with significant decarbonisation. and now, what's trending in the business news this morning? wired has an in—depth investigation on what it calls ‘three years of misery inside google'. sexual harassment. hate speech. employee walkouts. it describes the tech giant as trapped in a war against itself. and there's no end in sight. bloomberg dives into the details in the us sanctions—busting case against the huawei executive, meng wanzhou. their headline reads: huawei used code names for syria, sudan activities, us alleges. and the wall streetjournal looks a

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and they completely dedicated to the task at hand even the daily feeding qantas tracked them from caring for the long desired egg. such elocutionary it emerged rather quickly that the pair belong to each other and have become a couple and wanted to have genetic so they started taking stones of fish they hadn't eaten and looked after them pretty well or and anguished afghans able to come out. and that's why the keris gave the couple an egg which had been abandoned by the zoo so female penguin same sex couples and males which brood aren't so unusual in the animal kingdom but these visitors still found it fascinating. life and sometimes i think it's really great and i think that in our world many more men should take more time to do just that and do something for the children. through this you. know the parents and leave. zookeeper on your side also things that these penguins are doing it right. think of that kind of wish to mention i think humans could perhaps learn a thing or 2 from them because penguins are really tolerant and a large breeding colony a same sex penguin couple wouldn't be

that was the qantas chief executive trying to not answer the question.is what the yuan is doing. we have seen a little bit of a move, the most since august 7, trading at 7.0845. what does the one do from here? patrick: i think you get a continuation. until we get some resolution on a deal on trade is tariffs increase, you get a weakening of one -- weakening won. they will not want to great massive outflows, but the weakening is tit-for-tat. >> asymmetric risk management. you will probably see it nudged the 7.1 or 7.2 area, taking into account the delayed christmas tariffs. and when the dollar does weaken or you get risk back on, it'll probably to stay there. francine: thank you both. up next, brexit. this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses run faster. we built it to help them go beyond. because beyond risk... welcome to the neighborhood, guys. there is reward. ♪ ♪ beyond work and life... who else could he be? there is the moment. beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. ♪ ♪ eve

far right league and the anti establishment 5 star movement it proved to be an impossible task and qantas said he would be offering his resignation but there was no question over who he thought was responsible. let me say that interior minister has shown that he is following his own interests and those of his party. in a blistering attack against any country accused him of unleashing further turmoil and in doing so endangering italy's already started to con a me but the leak party leader was unrepentant. i would do again everything i did everything with the great strength of being a free man therefore it means i'm not afraid of the judgment of the italians overshadowing this impasse has been my terror cell beanies own political agenda vocally anti migrant he's also waged war on the n.g.o.s that have attempted to rescue asylum seekers crossing the mediterranean and it's a tactic that has had success support for his views have increased across the country turning his party into a force that cannot be ignored. in the middle of this political drama the spanish rescue vessel hovering off the c

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australia's qantas wants to know.ne is testing flights between sydney and new york and london. the tests are meant to see how such long flight may affect passengers' health. about 40 people are taking part. qantas wants to begin those routines for at least the next two years. >>> 19-hour flights sometimes the commute feels like it takes 19 hours, mike. >> whether in a car or in an airplane, i think we should start having some folks do psychological profiles see whether it's compatible for long durations. >> make sure you're not sitting next to somebody you don't like. >> happens in our car sometimes. back seat kids, got to get along. these folks are getting along but we are seeing more traffic flow. for a while the left lanes were really clear but starting to build up a bit and this will tend to happen from time to time for the morning commute. it's friday, so a looser build coming through contra costa county. walnut creek no slowing. same for the upper east shore freeway. the bay bridge will fluctuate in volume and g

australia's qantas airlines is testing it, connecting sydney with new york and london. the tests are meant to be in part how long flights like that one would affect passengers' health. about 40 people are taking part, but you can't book your ticket just yet. qantas won't start the routes for at least two years. >>> new this morning, this is not a bobcat, i repeat, it is not a bobcat. >> i think it is. >> it is a jumbo sized package of fluff that needs a new home. this is morris animal refuge in philadelphia. they posted this photo of mr. b. yesterday saying the 26-pound cat needs a new home and maybe a diet plan, but i'm not judging anyone, but some people have asked about adopting the chubby tabby. the rescue says that it's getting overwhelmed, and it's beautiful, it's just big. >> it looks like a photo shop, like it looks like a regular cat. >> lady is maybe just petite. maybe she's three feet tall. >> maybe. >> i think that's a big cat. >> that's pretty big. >> my dog is ten pounds so that's almost three of my dogs. >>> a lot of people chasing some cooler temperature

this is d w news life for left calm after the storm on qantas airport reopened after days of protests forced to shut down protesters issue apologies as flights resume for travelers but beijing comes out strong slamming demonstrators for what it. old terrorist like after does this tough talk signal a crackdown is coming. also coming up don't use the r word germany releases statistics showing its economy contract is in the 2nd quarter a chance americans said they just too soon to worry about a recession.

has recently been clashing over a number of issues by the government partners a 5 star movement but qantas says it isn't up to salvini to convene parliament or fix the agenda of official crisis. still ahead on al-jazeera. top spot in the rankings. business updates. going places together. business updates. going places together. on. a whole. thank you very much lauren was a busy day for the biggest clubs in england with the pre-season transfer window closing there were a number of big money signings and they also saw one of the game's most feared strikers leave the premier league so am i like reports number 27 was the. transfer deadline day in england rarely fails to excite and this year was no different the champions manchester city sealed one of the headline buys portugal international. the defender arrive sort of feel of $72000000.00 from eventis content for start of our very happy it's a great club i'm very happy to be here to be able to experience english football i hope to come here for a while so it's a big step to mark arrear their cities archrivals who also busy manchester united l

indonesia will be moving its capital away from to qantas to a new location on the island of borneo which is the largest in asia indonesian government plans to begin relocating the capital from 2024 in the move prompted by jakarta's going environmental challenges. carter is also facing another pressing problem the illegal draining of aquifers by both locals and industries which is causing massive land subsidence and it's put many buildings on the brink of collapse we asked indonesians for their thoughts on the plan to move the capital to borneo. on the donnybrook what type of government i believe the government has a strong reason to move the capital city so i have to agree with the decision that well i agree with the relocation but attention should be also given to people our economy struggling there is unemployment and many companies are collapsing. but is that yes the juices i don't agree with this jakarta has already become the sense of life where is the new areas not ready it's still jungle and that you know the reasons for moving the capital were the traffic the sinking and flooding

silence independence activists and to the general population into acceptance of phonies to move on to qantas control at the pentagon was at the time very keen to keep up its with indonesia there's another document which shows a us admiral referring to the head of the indonesian army as a friend digging a bit further into the past has led us to more awkwardness or even ugliness how about this on the part of australian diplomats in the seventy's an embassy memo pointed ad daily torturing raping and exit puting the captured population on the island of to more yes back then that was also on the hands of indonesian troops the ugly part is this handwritten remark by an aussie diplomat it says sounds like fun another dark page in indonesian history was when the government got rid of hundreds of communist sympathizers throughout the sixty's guess who helped put together the lists of alleged communists the u.s. embassy here's how one of its staff recalls that support it really was a big help to the army they probably killed a lot of people and i probably have a lot of blood on my hands but that's not

found dead in his hometown of to pelco about an hour's drive from mexico city he was stabbed to death qantas ran a local news site called observatory 0 does thought he is the 4th john s. killed in the past month one of 12 murdered this year and only august $2900.00 will only 13 become the deadliest year on record for mexican journalist and the problem isn't just the rate at which reporters in mexico are being murdered if the virtually no one is being held accountable and punished the human rights organization article 19 puts the impunity rate for crimes against freedom of expression that's almost 100 percent i spoke of anna christina a well of from article 19 on the issue of impunity. we say here in article 1000 that the imbue needy. is sad but to wait to go against and threat the germ is because they are killing not only the truth of the journalist they're also killing the truth about their debt and it's a message of silence for all of their colleagues every day with local men that at least 3 aggressions i guess at least 48 percent of those aggressions come from agents of the state the leve

ruling coalition into chaos by be drawing its support for the government and demanding stop elections qantas is now facing a leadership challenge salvini hopes new elections would see him become the next prime minister. following those developments is correspondent max is on the he joins me from ruin max of primeness a contest just so the italian government in syria has offered to resign what does this mean. for your country said that he would you would dissolve the government coalition which means you get a 5 star ground the 5 star party would not join forces in their government any longer and he would step down with you defect own concert dress the senator just a couple minutes ago in the building behind me and he addressed also told me personally he said that this is his intention to bring down the government's oversell be making no confidence for what's harmful for the political and economical firemen and social life that he faces serious damage to the government governing trips to europe and also we can do it so it was very difficult for him to carry on. and a lot so just looking at liv

media held by operate and the stories they cover do not succeed been made to news him president roger qantas epsy join us for live coverage as 2 news humans a documentary that examines the worst atrocities committed during the war in libya . september on al-jazeera. ali her son salama rose to the top of the p.l.o. as fatah party in the 1960 s. and seventy's to become one of yasser arafat's most trusted men. he also founded the black september armed group which killed 11 israeli athletes at the munich olympic games in 1972. this put him on an israeli hit list and mossad attacked the p.l.o. in beirut in april 973 killing 3 senior figures but they failed to get to either arafat or salama. however mossad continued to target salaam and in the process committed a major blunder in july 973 in what became known as the lillehammer affair. of the mossad another in the hot moss off of its. house and saw them in. muslim i thought of them up on the medina to. little hole. small. creek the man didn't get there will be able to see you look at the glass made was she killed how you will. learn up at the leve

australia's qantas airways says annual profits fell i7% last year — worse than investors were expectingtralian economy since the global financial crisis a decade ago — coupled with higher fuel costs. the uk government says it will sign a continuity free trade agreement with south korea later today. it aims to replicate as far as possible the terms of the existing eu— south korea deal when britain leads —— leaves the block at the end of 0ctober. monica miller is in singapore. this is the first post brexit deal with an asian country. trade ministers on both sides are expected to sign it in london later today. it will allow bilateral trade to continue in the event of a no—deal brexit, when the 31st of october comes around. trade between the de smidt countries is worth about $18 billion and that bilateral trade accou nts billion and that bilateral trade accounts for 1.1% of total british trade, which is a small comparison to what trade is worth with the eu, which is about 48%. south korea is amongst the uk's top trading partners in terms of british export sales but the agreement today is no

agreed to this and of course eventually but the devil does mephistopheles is that he makes a pact to qantas have it for nothing if there is a lease a time limit and you can have this wonderful life for a limit of maybe i think it was 10 or 20 years but then the time comes up and he's just knocking on the door saying you only have a few moments left because this version of it's been up. lated yes and what is it a pact with technology they don't have i've found a little bit confusing. it was a from the original confusing but it's very daring and it's very very exciting because if it is a very skilled painter and sculptor and so it's visually very toxic creating and very seductive and very. it's very very high be imaginative and i hope it's coming out soon. from steven berkoff after this break. interest rates spike gapping and the spread is widening in what i call the interest rate apartheid if you're in the wrong side of the premise of geoffrey epstein you end up in m bantustan of extortion ery credit card rates if you're a friend of jeffrey epstein then you get the insider rate of negative a

recently been clashing over a number of issues with their government partners the 5 star movement a qantas says it isn't up to. them and to fix the agenda of a political crisis. 3 congolese doctors have been arrested in connection with the death of a world health organization medical worker cameroonian dr richard loser co was shot dead in april during an attack on a hospital in the city of bhutan the democratic republic of congo is struggling to contain a yearlong outbreak of ebola which has killed 1800 people efforts to control a virus have been hampered by armed groups and local residents who believe it is a conspiracy created by the government or foreign countries have been repeated attacks on treatment centers. 29 people have died of dengue fever in bangladesh so far this year the deadliest year since the 1st recorded epidemic in 2000 and the government is now watched initiatives to help control the spread of the mosquito borne virus but experts say climate change and intimate rain is partly to blame for an increase in cases temperature reports in the capital dhaka. with a rising numbe

qantas will run test services of its planned 19—hour flights to work out whether passengers and crewrathon journeys. the airline wants to operate non—stop services from sydney to london and new york by as soon as 2022. they would be the world's longest direct flights. singer taylor swift says she plans to re—record her old songs after her back catalogue was bought by a music manager she has accused of bullying. record executive scooter braun acquired herformer record label and now owns the rights to her first six albums. he has never responded publicly to the allegations. a second attempt by bangladesh to start repatriating rohingya refugees to myanmar has failed, with no—one turning up to board the vehicles that would take them home. officials at cox's bazaar in bangladesh say none of the refugees were willing to return despite the myanmar government approving more than 3000 rohingya to be bought back to the country. ramzan karmali reports. there are buses waiting to take people back to myanmar but no rush to board them. translation: until now, of the families interviewed, we have f

qantas will run test services of its planned 19—hour flights to work out whether passengers and crewear the marathon journeys. the airline wants to operate non—stop services from sydney to london and new york by as soon as 2022. they would be the world's longest direct flights. singer taylor swift says she plans to re—record her old songs after her back catalogue was bought by a music manager she has accused of bullying. record executive scooter braun acquired herformer record label and now owns the rights to her first six albums. he has never responded publicly to the allegations. and giraffe conservation has taken a big step forward, with the world's tallest mammals receiving enhanced protection under the convention on international trade in endangered species. the move got an overwhelming vote of approval at a meeting in geneva. in indonesia, thousands of police and military personnel have been sent to sumatra and borneo to help contain forest fires there. authorities believe the fires were started deliberatly and have warned those involved will face harsh punishment. indonesia is

and furthermore like russia qantas not the soviet union anymore a country really follow an arms race all the way with the united states but instead you have other options using different technologies so you mentioned a hypersonic missile so this would be it's destabilizing but it's a way of balancing out america's effort to try to establish this nuclear military money you also have this new new technologies coming forward so underwater nuclear submarine drones and you know in different efforts in order to balance off this new drive towards. it mean taining. american the military had the money but again i think russia will it has no interest in starting to so i think you will see more tit for tat so if you put some weapons out there russians will respond now it's assumed that the americans will 1st will prioritize arming or placing a lot of us weapons in asia to counter china and yes i mentioned this creates a lot of problems for the pacific fleet of russia so it will need to upgrade a lot of its capabilities to defend its its 2nd strike capability is primarily but also it's a huge in

the far right interior minister of being obsessed with blocking refugees and migrants is that the qantas attack on the tail sydney has intensified tensions and italy's ruling coalition content meanwhile has thanked other e.u. countries for offering to take in some of the people stranded on a rescue ship so negative reports. for the last 2 weeks more than 140 migrants have been a bull with the proactive open arms looking for a place to dock safely they were rescued by the spanish vessel off the libyan coast . was as weather conditions worsen sea full on board including 2 infants were allowed off the vessel taken by the italian coast guard and medical attention. i do condition pick them. out of people or seasick already on the suffering. and their friends the boat and also on top of. the problem they've heard coming from where they face arbitrary detention they face which are rape and murder is a common threat and in the middle of this a political storm swirling around the interior minister a. leader of the far right leak party and one of a sleaze 2 deputy prime ministers he's also the fac

far right leak and the anti establishment 5 star movement it proved to be an impossible task and qantas said he would be offering his resignation but there was no question over who he thought was responsible. let me say that interior minister told renae has showed that he is following his own interests and those of his party. in a blistering attack against any country accused him of unleashing further turmoil and in doing so endangering italy's already started to con a me but the leak party leader was unrepentant. i would do again everything i did everything with the great strength of being a free man therefore it means i'm not afraid of the judgment of the italians overshadowing this impasse has been my terror cell beanies own political agenda vocally anti migrant he's also waged war on the n.g.o.s that have attempted to rescue asylum seekers crossing the mediterranean and it's a tactic that has had success support for his views have increased across the country turning his party into a force that cannot be ignored. in the middle of this political drama the spanish rescue vessel hoveri

special forces have arrested qantas tong's former president and was back at him by if after storming his home for the 2nd time in 24 hours a soldier was killed during wednesday's failed raid at his country residence in the capital bishkek for about mentally has more. they were hoping they could prevent kurdistan school bully from being arrested but after a 2 day standoff security forces didn't want to wait any longer. a police officer was killed and 70 of the former president's supporters in jews in the ensuing clashes. this woman says attempt was in the van with her and they were both arrested was. it all started on wednesday when the tumble have greeted crowds outside of his home near bishkek. that. shots rang out police attempted to arrest him then but his supporters rushed to his defense after the faired arrest he urged people to protest in the capital motion region this sort of we will start a demonstration we're going to go to the white house and we'll head an indefinite demonstration because the authorities need to stop this mayhem. attorney who is an office from 2011 to 2017

opinions on what needs to be done to deal with that do you think anything's going to change with qantas resignation. well if the democratic party and i've some woman do we'll find this in a way to form a new involvement with the 2 of them of course and i think they will not implemented in the same policy that suddenly as implemented so to being condit as expressed openly some reservation over the immigration policy that the cabinet has shared to survive as implemented in the past 15 months or but. yesterday we could see actually the cabinet as a whole implemented what so many want in especially on immigration on top i think that if the democratic party is going to form a government with by some. less for a more or less 3 were on these migrant sheep if these snuff elections are called and they do go ahead do you how do you think these 2 parties are once again be able to be in government you mentioned this a new coalition one of the parties such as never been in government do you think we could see a repetition of this coalition or will it be a lover of accommodation what is the most obvi

qantas will run test services of its planned 19—hour flights to determine whether passengers and crew to london and new york by as soon as 2022. if launched, the services would be the world's longest direct flights. (ani)the uk will sign a "continuity" trade agreement if launched, the services would be the world's longest direct flights. the uk will sign a "continuity" trade agreement with south korea on thursday, allowing businesses to keep trading freely after brexit. international trade secretary liz truss will sign the agreement with her south korean counterpart in london. the two countries agreed to a preliminary deal injune, marking the first post—brexit deal secured in asia. holiday home rental company hoseasons has announced moves to ban homophobic and racist clients. the group, which arranged holidays for 1.7 million people at 660 destinations in britain and across europe last year, said that it was modernising its brand. simon altham, the chief portfolio officer of its parent company awaze uk has been quoted as saying ' if u are homophobic or racist hoseasons isn't the brand

found dead in his hometown of to pelco about an hour's drive from mexico city he was stabbed to death qantas ran a local news site called observatory 0 does thought he is the force john that's killed in the past month one of 12 murdered this year and since i'm the oldest $2900.00 will only 13 become the deadliest year on record for mexican journalist and the problem isn't just the rate at which reporters in mexico are being murdered it's the virtually no one is being held accountable and punished the human rights organization article 19 puts the impunity rate for crimes against freedom of expression that's almost 100 percent i spoke of on a christina a while of from article 19 on the issue of impunity we stay here in article 19 that view needy. it's a. way to.

impossible task and qantas said he would be offering his resignation but there was no question over who he thought was responsible. let me say that interior minister told me has showed that he is following his own interests and those of his party. in a blistering attack against any country accused him of unleashing further turmoil and in doing so endangering italy's already started to con a me but the leak party leader was unrepentant. i would do again everything i did everything with the great strength of being a free man therefore it means i'm not afraid of the judgment of the italians overshadowing this impasse has been matteo own political agenda vocally anti migrant he's also waged war on the n.g.o.s that have attempted to rescue asylum seekers crossing the mediterranean and it's a tactic that has had success support for his views have increased across the country turning his party into a force that cannot be ignored. in the middle of this political drama the spanish rescue vessel hovering off the coast of lampedusa with dozens of vulnerable people on board for more than 2 weeks th

qantas will run test flights from london and new york to sydney. only carry about 40 people, most of them employees. they will undergo a series of medical checks and assessments. that is your bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. let's be clear, if it is business-class, i'm doing it. so low, no kid. i'm super pumped. 20 hours by yourself in business. lale: but i'm still in a small closed space. [laughter] alix: but your kids aren't there. lale: but there are other people around you. and it depends on the seating. single seating is great, but few have someone right next to you, it's other awkward. people don't have their elbowroom, even in business-class. alix: i'm on my own. i'm into the 20 hour flight. recession signals are blaring in europe's largest economy. german manufacturing pmi dropping again to its slowest pace in six years. still with me, lale topcuoglu of johcm and david lebovitz of jp morgan asset management. get it backs to together. what are they going to do? david: the first thing i would point out is that while manufacturi

. >> let's have a look at qantas. the company says the leisure travel market has weekend. -- weekend. lower profit. byyou have seen demands drop 10%. further weakness? how long will that continue? we have the flexibility of moving to slightly smaller aircraft. same product, less. we are going to do that over the next few months. anticipations this will continue for the next few months. "bloomberg s.k to -- "bloomberg best." on monday, president donald trump urge the central bank to cut interest rates by 100 basis points, saying such a cut would aid the global economy. boston fed president was one of two members who voted against the cut in july. he explained this in an exclusive interview. it was tied to the fact economic conditions are still pretty good. inflation is a little bit low. take out some of the outliers, it is closer to 2%. was you have to be careful not to ease too much when you do not have significant problems. the issue is not to do something that affects the exchange rate read we are supposed to vocus

qantas named its new chief customer officer.re is tightening regulations on ride hailer's, safety rules in line with taxi operators. afterles come six years ride-hailing -- before that, there were thousands of taxis. now 20,000. cars account for 6% of all journeys in singapore. if you are looking for advice on , ask the in fintech rapper snoop dogg. valuableme the most fintech in europe. $5.5 billion after a fresh round of funding. big names have followed his lead including blackrock. david: what smile name? ,e are with claudio piron talking central bank decisions. india ande bank of more, but we've got to start with the rbnz dropping a rate cut bomb. why do you think they did it? is this the start of a currency war? claudio: exactly. the two messages out of the rbnz front ofnt to get in an escalating trade war putting downside pressure on global growth. the immediate expectation for global growth is 3.3% this year but it looks like we are tracking close to 3%. in terms of the currency, the currency there are concerns of whether

qantas is the latest carrier to ban them project in luggage amid concerns the batteries could catch firee airline says the 15 inch version of the computer must be carried in the cabin and be switched off. have banned all apple laptops from the hold. >> amazon is said to be in talks with an indonesian ride hailer to expand its businesses. -- sources say one scenario could see amazon make a meaningful payment for a stake in the start of. we have thatlia, income $2.69 billion. 57% dividend. more to come, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from the 5am wakers, to the 6am sleepers. everyone uses their phone differently and in different places. that's why xfinity mobile created a wireless network that auto connects you to millions of secure wifi hot spots. and the best lte everywhere else. xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network designed to save you money. save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus get $250 back when you buy an eligible phone. click, call or visit a store today. >> it's thursday morning here in sydney, australia. futures currently pointing a little lower. with full-

qantas airlines just issued the restrictions. on virgin australia, it applies to apple laptops not subject to the recall. 15-inch pros sold between september 2015 and february 2017 contain a battery that may overheat and pose a safety risk. >>> time is 5:47. marriott hotels joining other hotel chains in phasing out the plastic toiletry bottles. that includes shampoo and bath gel which will be replaced with dispensers. this will eliminate tiny bottles every year. other hotel chains have made similar decisions. lawmakers are also considering a bill to ban all plastic bottles in hotels beginning in the year 2023. >>> united airlines gives frequent flyers an unexpected bonus. points earned in the mileage plus program will no longer expire. that follows the leads of delta and jetblue which also have no expiration dates on the frequent flyer miles. and a spokesperson for united says technically, the miles don't expire even when the account holder dies. instead, united are work with fa mbers to figure out the best way to use the miles.

and also watching qantas, which was recently downgraded by morningstar to sell.fter reporting some difficult earnings and seeing challenges on several fronts including higher fuel costs, and a mixed picture for domestic demand as well. i want to take a quick look at commodities, oil earlier posting its biggest intraday jump in two weeks after the industry data showed that inventories that larger than expected declines in inventories and the u.s. china trade war has kept a cap on those prices as the overall demand outlook is being muddied by the ongoing trade war. i want to take a look at gold as well, earlier closing at a fresh six year high, up about 1% for gold futures. investors are clearly concerned about the ongoing u.s. china trade war despite some of the paring back with the escalations of tensions, still high-stakes here is having demand is still high. more what weet should be watching as tracy -- as trading gets underway in the asia-pacific. the market seem to be taking one step forward and two steps back. i guess we will probably see more today. >> that

qantas now barring some apple models from checked baggage.ose their own restrictions. apple has recalled the laptops involved good toyota and suzuki are strengthening their alliance -- japan's biggest automaker will acquire 5% of suzuki for about $907 million. suzuki will send half of that amount for smaller holding in toyota. the companies also agreed to speed up elements of self-driving car technology. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. coming up, it is our global battle of the charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: time for our global battle of the charts. you can see them on the bloomberg by running gtv . kicking things off is ed ludlow. the monthly u.s. light vehicle sales and i've chosen this part because car sales are the ultimate discretionary item. consumers buy cars when times are good but they can hold off if they see conditions as worsening. it is important because we know prolonged weakness in auto sales is usually indicative that we are later in the economic cycle. you can see in the most recent period, this negativ

. >> let's have a look at qantas.ngs were out and the company says the leisure travel market has weakened. demand from corporate customers on the business side is also flat. pessimistic comments as the company reported lower full-year profit. demandsay you have seen for flights to hong kong drop by 10%. do you expect to see that continue? do you see further weakness? how long will that continue? >> we expect this will continue over the next couple of months. we have the flexibility of moving to slightly smaller aircraft. essentially the same aircraft, same product with less seats. we are going to do that over the next feline to take 7% capacity next few months to take 7% capacity out. anticipations this will continue for the next few months. ♪ ♪ rosalind: welcome back to "bloomberg best." the federal reserve was a focus of constant attention this week remarks atpowell's the annual symposium. on monday, president donald trump urge the central bank to cut interest rates by at least 100 basis points, saying such a cut wo