and travel experts head to riyadh for the world travel & tourism summit, with many believing their industryeturn to pre—covid levels by next year. let's start in china, where as you've been hearing there have been widespread protests across the country against the government's strict zero—covid policy. many held up blank pieces of paper to express their discontent and acknowledge the censorship. some have gone as far as calling for president xi to step down. the demonstrations have spread to a number of big cities, including the capital beijing and the main financial hub of shanghai. the financial markets have been reacting to the protests, with hong kong's hang seng index opening over 3% down. let's go to our asia business hub for the latest. suranjana tewari is there for us. tell us how the markets have reacted. ,, tell us how the markets have reacted, ,, , , reacted. stocks slumping in asia in response _ reacted. stocks slumping in asia in response to - reacted. stocks slumping in asia in response to those i asia in response to those unprecedented protests affecting investor sentiment. t

defending riyadh is going to ultimately find its way into another yemen. i think were also in a moment where we are in a fight for the future of democracy. i have been more broadly critical of this administration in its middle east policy. i think saudi arabia's not alone in meriting more attention from the united states when it comes to yemen rights record. i do not understand why we continue to be in such robust security business with the egyptians when they have tens of millions of political prisoners locked up. care about this because more than ever before it matters today whether the united states is both walking the walk and talking the talk of democracy and human rights. back in the cold war, the choice was so bipolar, the soviets were such an unappetizing partner that it just wasn't a fair fight in many ways. but today illiberal democracy is a really attractive model. and the more that america's support for democracy and human rights becomes corrupted by our very close alliance with countries like egypt and saudi arabia that are getting worse when

he became the secretary general of the riyadh competition council, oversaw the work of charitable andorganizations. after the death of king abdul. in 2015. crown. passed on to ben salman's father the current king of saudi arabia. as a result, brilliant career prospects opened up for the prince. the heir loudly announced himself by presenting the saudi arabia 20030 project. according to which the country should gradually move away from the resource-based economy and focus on the development of modern industries, eventually turning into a world technology center for the saudis. arabia mohammed bin salman personifies the renaissance in the daily life of the local population included things that could not be imagined before in such a conservative country the club's stand up cinemas themed restaurants hosted the first in the history of the country a brazilian-style carnival and a show of anime created by saudi cartoonists, seriously the status of women has improved. they were allowed to attend sporting events to receive a driver's license to practice martial arts, in addition, for the firs

americana restaurants is set for a landmark dual listing in abu dhabi and riyadh.med alabbar is set to still -- sell a stake of 30%. the man himself joints me now. always great to get you on bloomberg. well done, ready to sell 30% of americana. why now? >> you know, we bought the company five years ago and we put our head down. we have done some reorganization. this is a 58-year-old company. this is a great company. our food business is only about 40,000 people. the management have done an amazing job and the company is performing extremely well and it is about time we give some money back to the shareholders. manus: give some money to the shareholders and monetize for yourself. >> it is time for the public and for our customers to own part of our shares, as well. manus: i wish i could eat more pizza. you are going for a dual listing between riyadh and abu dhabi. what is the topline benefit of that? why now? in terms of the dual listing. >> if you were to look at the activity in both markets, the uae and saudi arabia, they had liquidity. if you look at the track re

there is a real buzz mounting here at the palace in downtown riyadh.ased to say, we are joined by one of the bigger brands globally, and that is radisson. let me introduce you to federico gonzalez, the ceo of the hotel chain with 1700 hotels in operational development. before we get to saudi arabia, your view on current events. we have protests in china around zero covid. you have quite a bit of presence there, how are your operations being affected? and how is that may be altering your ability to deliver to customers? federico: when you work in hospitality, [inaudible] in any moment in history, there are events. one of the benefits from a global point of view, there are always situations that are complex but that are helped by other situations. if you look the world today, china is still slow. it is not finishing yet. but at the same time, you have the middle east doing phenomenal. the u.s. is doing extremely well. you have countries like india that are doing is certainly well in terms of growth. many european destinations near their highest levels in

a refutation of such plans soon followed from riyadh, they disowned them, and in the united arab emirates, as a result, commodity quotes not only recovered, but even grew, that's all. this is on the eve of the entry into force of the decision of the west to ban sea transportation of russian oil, if someone buys it more expensive, there is no one to push moscow has repeatedly stated about the danger of such an undertaking for the global market. russian deputy prime minister alexander novak warned that the introduction of price ceilings for energy resources, as well as the politicization of energy, can only lead to shortages and problems with energy supply. after all, those countries that agree to the conditions of the west are simply deprived of any oil supplies from our country, the deputy head of government noted. russia confirms its status as a reliable energy supplier to the world market and the market status of our relations with partners in this regard, we do not plan to supply oil and oil products to countries that will apply the price ceiling principle with subsequent reorientation

well, it's so clear that beijing and riyadh have ceased to trust the western financial system, havingbret. after world war ii and at the end of the issue, i will remind you of the exchange rate today, the dollar is 60 rubles. 21 kop. euro 6154, and for now that's all roman masha thanks , we continue. on the battlefield, the one who manages communications wins, processing a huge flow of information and defeating the enemy’s control system is the task of electronic warfare specialists. how interference is created and for what purposes russian rap stations work in the special operation zone was seen by our war correspondent, anton stepanenko, electronic warfare, perhaps the most mysterious service of the armed forces, fanned by myths about omnipotence and ubiquity. at the same time, the service, although military, is just as peaceful. as we say, medical, the calculations of the rf station have personal weapons, but when it happened to use them, they don’t remember them task in another, modern military operations. they are characterized by high dynamics, er, a huge flow of information tha

he became the general secretary of the riyadh competition council, oversaw the work of charitable and the death of king abdul. in 2015. crown. passed on to ben salman's father the current king of saudi arabia. as a result , brilliant career prospects opened up before the prince. the heir loudly announced himself by presenting the saudi arabia 2030 project. this is the plan. early economic reforms, according to which the country should gradually move away from the resource-based economy and focus on the development of modern industries, eventually turning into a world technology center for the people of saudi arabia the first brazilian-style carnival in the history of the country was held by clubs in math restaurants, and the show of anime created by saudi animators has greatly improved the position of women. they were allowed to attend sporting events to receive a driver's license to practice martial arts, in addition, for the first time in the history of the kingdom. the woman took a high diplomatic position by becoming an ambassador to the united states. however, there are biographi

contrast that with the celebrations in riyadh.perhaps for the first time since the world cup kicked off, it's the football which is leading the headlines. with more from doha, here's lucy hockings. many people are calling it one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. it will certainly be talked about for years to come. and for the thousands of saudi fans who came here for the game — because after the qataris, they are the country who have bought the most tickets, along with the usa, for this world cup — they are absolutely thrilled. this is a result they couldn't have imagined in their wildest dreams. and when you walked through the saudi fan festival, which is very close to where we are, there was still such a sense of shock, in a way, that their team has managed to achieve this. they're so thrilled with the result. what was really interesting is that there were thousands of people queuing to get in as well. i actually haven't seen any space here in qatar so busy as the saudi fan fest today. but it was qataris who were there

russian conclusions, the assets abroad were not published, but it is also clear that beijing and riyadhe ceased to trust the western financial systems. and at the end of the issue, i will remind you of the exchange rate today, the dollar is 60 rubles. 21 kopecks euro 61 54, and so far i have all the novels on this. maybe, thank you briefly about some of the central topics of the hour, what this day was remembered for will we tell the stories right after the commercials? a loan with a fixed rate can be obtained by every director, screenwriter of theater and cinema, and not even an actor, but just a good person. dishwashing cash loan for only 99 rubles. from november 23 to november 25, symptoms installment from the halva card, but imagine that this is the price of anything down payment. no, just cut the price for 18 months and no interest. halva installment card is hotly relevant world wildberries shopping day grand sale millions of products and discounts up to 90% start your shopping already now is black friday on yandex.market , buy instant coffee ears up to only 399 rubles. settlements

close relationships as a country while you're not a diplomat right now, sir, does not put a strain on riyadh and moscow relationships as this scenario unfolds. as the war continues in ukraine, well actually we discussed in details and frankly, so. busy problem, she's our, our so, so the friends you can in the grand in problem, you know, due to understanding the current progress about the next little bit. this is a reason because your wish roll objectively is limited to say less than one percent of the export. busy on the, on the rules where. busy as far as well we already know to get 3 off just additionally to the companies cost tons charge and we also. busy are giving free of charge. ready of all fertilizers, but what there's, this is really easy to understand what it is and john black. well, and i laid the, the. busy limitations on. busy experts or sections for a practice of us, which is number one, number one is like everything, you'll be much easier to deal with the gloating so it will give more opportunity just to okay, well we'll see what does that mean for sure? we have lots of time,

while you're not a diplomat right now, sir, does not put a strain on riyadh and moscow relationships as this scenario unfolds, as the war continues in ukraine. well, actually, we've discussed in details and where we. busy them, she's our friends, you're going in the green and you know, it's due to our understanding the current problem about what we put in there is a little bit. there's a reason because your wish or object to leak is limited to less than one percent of the export or. busy on the, on the rules where. busy as well, we already know to just 3 or just additionally to the countries or cost me will dance charge of the we also. busy giving free of charge of all triple fertilizers, what there's measures, they're really easy to understand what it is and john black and well, and i lay the the limitations on. busy experts, sections, practice all the rest, which is number one. number one is like everything, you'll be much easier to deal with the grading. so we'll get more of what you need just to say, okay, well, we'll see what does happen, unfortunate. we haven't done at a time,

correct that in fact the conditional minsk three times there are three ankaras or three istanbuls or riyadh matter where the negotiators gather, nobody needs them because, in principle , the position of russia has not changed. principles and shows that the russian state minds have not given up their idea to make ukraine a colony in fact, because at least well, if not to occupy, then to take into their orbit and only the question of how they think to do it, well, by the way, last year macron participated in the 27th climate conference the un in egypt at a press conference on the sidelines of this event said that at the moment when russia and ukraine will need to return to the negotiating table we want to return to peace it is up to ukraine to determine the conditions and time when it wants to return to the negotiating table but at a certain point it will have to be done here the problem is that they all allegedly say that you should follow and decide for yourself, but when the british say it, i believe that they do. well, they think so when other representatives of other countries say it. i

the current quota cut of 2 million bpd remains in place until the end of next year. if necessary, riyadh will be ready even for additional cuts in order to balance the market. russia independently ensures its food security, vladimir putin said today during the launch of a new livestock center in the tyumen region, the president noted that key food products are produced in our country. these are grain, sugar, oil, fish, and meat products, among other things, are exported. olga ornikova will tell about the successes of the russian agricultural sector in more than a hundred countries. tribal this agro turkey reproduction center is ready to launch in just a year. the president gives the start via videoconference. this is the launch of the first two sites of the loudspeaker. there will be 10 in total when the farm reaches full capacity in a year. this will reduce the dependence of the russian poultry industry on imported genetic material by 20 percent in the face of sanctions pressure from global food challenges. they are very well known to everyone today, these tasks are becoming even more r

and travel experts head to riyadh for the world travel & tourism summit, with many believing their industry

contrast that with the celebrations in riyadh.orld cup kicked off, it's the football which is leading the headlines. with more, from doha, here's lucy hockings. many people are calling it one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. it will certainly be talked about for years to come. and for the thousands of saudi fans who came here for the game — because after the qataris, they are the country who have bought the most tickets, along with the usa, for this world cup — they are absolutely thrilled. this is a result they couldn't have imagined in their wildest dreams. and when you walked through the saudi fan festival, which is very close to where we are, there was still such a sense of shock, in a way, that their team has managed to achieve this. they're so thrilled with the result. what was really interesting is that there were thousands of people queuing to get in as well. i actually haven't seen any space here in qatar so busy as the saudi fan fest today. but it was qataris who were there as well. and if you think about the

a lot of powers that be in washington in brussels in tel aviv in riyadh. they don't want the j c p way again. yeah, it's very interesting and made it seems the world is becoming more of a chasm between the left and the right of the west and these crystal valley. thank you so much for joining me here today at r t a pleasure to lead you, sir. take care, stay safe, stay. well, mike, thank you very much. appreciate it. ah, let's move on. some prominent democrats have express outrage of the world's richest man, either musk, a self described free speech, absolutist purchasing twitter, a former senior official under the obama administration. joining casper says musk should be held responsible if he allows hate speech on the platform. this point, i think it's going to be the responsibility of each and every one of us to do what we can to hold the law mosque accountable. he will back off when there is pressure . and so folks who care about the truth, who care about protecting vulnerable communities, who ultimately are the ones who are going to be most hurt by his i

let's take a virtual walk in riyadh, so the seventeen-day art festival ended in the capital of saudi and sveta enters which broke six guinness records, including the longest line, sveta, drawn by a laser. the largest image made by a laser, the largest number of drones that took part in the art event. and, of course, many other festivals in total were attended by 130 artists out of 40 countries of the world, presenting its 90 works as planned by the organizers. the festival was intended to evoke art here from the picture galleries and transform the whole city into a space that has no boundaries for every inhabitant. i could join the beautiful during my daily activities for 17 days of the festival of art and light was visited by almost 3 million guests. but what pleases me is that the art space is now opening in all belarusian cities. uh, cities are changing. i think even a little earlier this year. uh, than usual it's about here new year's illuminati and christmas trees are already standing and the christmas trees are decorated. so i was in grodno yesterday just a real pleasure, there

is saying we're not having a local presence in dubai or riyadh but the plan is to fly them in and isted over the years and that's the only region there are deals. the only place for i.p.o.'s and u.b.s. is taking a different path. >> thank you very much, indeed. credit suisse, stock down .8%. that news flow continues as the lender attempts to restructure. former israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu is set for a return to power and a extraordinary comeback in brazil. more on those stories next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: welcome back to the open, 52 minutes since the open. gainses of 4%. futures in the u.s. ahead of that important decision by the federal reserve and the guidance from jay pole, pointing un.3%. october manufacturing p.m.i. coming below the estimate marginally. the estimates have been 47.4 and well below the line of expansion. 37.2 for p.m.i. and italy coming below some of the forecasts, manufacturing october p.m.i. coming to 46.5 over in italy and below the forecast as well. underscoring softness in the u.s. economy. let's get back to what is happening geopolitica

indicating that iran might attack the kingdom or other nations in the region soon leading washington and riyadhst their military posture. people say the attacks will be an effort to attack -- distract from the nationwide protests. shares of whiz air fell after it scaled back its capacity. it raised concerns about higher costs over the typically slower travel season. despite the headwinds the ceo sounded optimistic. >> especially given consumer spending, due to various external issues, people might not pay for expensive tickets, but take lower-cost options like wizz air. lisa: it has lost 60% of its market value this year. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am lisa, this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much. ceos have to be optimistic, watch what they do, not necessarily what they say. he has his finger on the pulse of what is happening. provide out -- trivago at with results, missed earnings out in the third quarter. the ceo joining us from dusseldorf. he sounded a little bit positive but

from the locker rooms to riyadh.nal holiday to commemorate their historic win.. also coming up in the programme. we'll bring you all the build up to today's final world cup game. as the defending champions get their tournament under way. good evening and welcome to tonight's programme.. we'll bring you all the drama from day three of the world cup in just a moment but first some breaking news in the last hour.. the annoucnement follows a controversial interview in which he criticised the club and said he had "no respect" for manager erik ten hag... well our correspodent jane dougaljoins me now. q this decision isn't entirely unexpected.. the writing is on the wall after that public criticism of the club and manager. confirmation came from the club that he was leaving in a statements manchester united of said. christie or one although it is to leave by mutual agreement with immediate effect. the club thanks him for his immense contributions across two spells and osha for. scoring hundred and 46 goals in 345 appearance

lisa: i am curious about the relationship with riyadh, opec-plus, as prices continue to rise. of their cuts now that prices are rising again. howis that relationship , what is the implication for policy? annmarie: when it comes to the oil market, the u.s., after the cut, they said they would recalibrate and review. we had a story that i worked on, that the saudi and the u.s. were sharing intelligence about a potential imminent threat from iran. you see on some level the communication flow has not stopped, but this has been an commodious relationship between the biden administration, who wanted to make this country a pariah, and the saudi's. the saudi's will depend. the prince yesterday quoted a story that i wrote, when i was there from before the lockdown of all of these governments. he said you could either take a firehose to a house, save the house, but you still have your furniture. or you call the fire brigade, and maybe you ruin everything but you save the structure. that is what he was trying to get at in this cup. they need to make this cut now because china is locked d

jon: when was the last time you saw a relation between riyadh and washington as that is the right now back from there and i would have to say it is pretty tense. there have been other periods, jamal khashoggi, but you can feel the palpable tension. the strategic interest, they do coincide. jon: do you think they can reconcile their differences? if not, what are the consequences? dan: ultimately, -- and i got into dialogues about that. i think ultimately the strategic interest will coincide, but it is a rocky period right now. the cut in production one month before the u.s. election was very incendiary. the temperature has to be brought down because there are a lot of other big issues, including iran. tom: there is a new map, about the tradition, fear of america seen in isolationism. what does that look like right now with ukraine, the tension that john mentioned with saudi arabia? dan: we have reviewed both on our relationships with europe and asian partners. that part is different. this war is so uncertain. you can still have an accident that could carry it into a much more serious s

if you're -- you need a gallbladder operation and you're in riyadh, you go to cleveland. people go to canada all the time. i guess they absorb it very quickly. oh, if i need an abortion, it is a big operation. i'll go to california. and they just took that in. and these other issues went to the floor. and also maybe they got it through their heads. you know, you can prevent pregnancy. i'm pro choice. but, you know, you can. and i guess they just figure they will be a little more safe or go out of state and it was not an inseparable problem. >> we've known this, at the end of the day with the social issues, always mets out to the republicans. in other words, theintensity of feeling seems to be greater on the pro life side. is it the single issue on which you will vote? that seems to motivate more people on the right than the left. >> they used to say the electorate was economically conservative and socially liberal. it might be the on sichlt economically, they want the free money. they want the handouts. they're economically quite liberal, as in give me my goodies. sociall

should they consider -- continue to provide security to riyadh, support the war in yemen, or take stronger measures and bring u.s. troops home from the kingdom? two discussion -- to discuss this we are proud to have with us congressman ro khanna, we are also delighted to have the c-span audience with us today. if you're watching this on zoom you can watch the q&a function to ask a question. i will try to get to those questions throughout the conversation. if you're watching on c-span you consummate your questions by tweeting at us. or go to the facebook or youtube pages and submit questions in the comment section, go to the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. let me introduce our painless to get the discussion started. first of all we have represented ro khanna, who represents california 17th district located in the heart of silicon valley. he is a deputy of the congressional progressive caucus. representative is committed to advancing policy of diplomatic strength and restraint. he has introduced legislation in response to the studies that would cut arms sales to the kingdom. aft

another version behind the protests in saudi arabia is iran, which accuses riyadh of organizing massb cities that have been shaking the islamic republic for several weeks in a row. especially since these iran had previously issued a terrible water warning. so far, iran has shown strategic patience, but we cannot guarantee that it will not run out if the hostilities do not stop, if iran decides to take revenge and punished glass palaces will collapse and these countries will no longer see stability. so here's my conspiracy theory about the trend. look, erdogan played with the russians. in the same place, we understand that he has choices there. well, you can't listen like that. let's be a kurd, so we'll tell you when it is necessary to carry out a terrorist attack, and the emirates also do not behave very well with the russians. hub there are financial all sorts. there are some frauds that we will do. let 's get them out of the water. they interfere in our elections, the saudis, in general, the bastards simply agreed with the russians, which means they brought down oil production, tha

they faced saudi arabia in riyadh. the crow sat to wait until the 82nd minute for andre cramer reach to secure a one know when that portugal star christy on a renello has missed training. he will be out of thursdays, warmer match against my jerry because of a stomach bug. his absence comes just days after controversial interview, criticizing that manchester united manager, eric and hug portugal face gone a year ago on south korea in the world cup group. speaking of the south koreans, they, captain song, young men says he is confident he'll play a big part in copper as he recovered from injury. he was the last member of the squad to arrive in doha and wasted no time straight back into training or to fracturing his left eye socket. there is no doubts on is planning the plane south korea's 1st match that will be against uruguay. on thursday, both her i've been playing without missing any matches until the winter season. i've only been resting for the last 10 days. so this hello for choosing to me to refresh my condition,

should i continue to provide security to riyadh, should use continue to support saudi arabia's war in yemen, or should it take more stronger measures and even bring u.s. troops home from the kingdom? to discuss these important questions were delighted to have with us congressman ro khanna, bruce riddell of the brookings institute and for the next hour. we are also delighted to have an audience with the c-span audience with us today. if you are watching this on zoom you can use a q&a function to ask your question and i'll try to get to those questions throughout the conversation. if you're watching it on c-span you can submit your questions by tweeting it at quincy institute or go to our facebook or youtube pages so that your questions are there in the comments section. do a search for the quincy institute for responsible statecraft on facebook or on youtube. so with no further of the let me introduce our panelists and get the discussion started. first of all we have representative ro khanna who represents california's 17th congressional district located in the heart of silicon valley.

games before the swim and kicks off 2018 runners up croatia seeing or saudi arabia, one known in riyadh. thanks to a later, andre cram at each goal. there will be several places of 4 friends together during the tournament, including the main fi for fan parking. go hot, victoria gate and b when to have a look around. a, in a few days time. this area is going to be packed with fan and estimated 40000 people will come to this entertainment zone to watch the matches on this big screen every day. now this is the 1st time that people will cover ever been held in the middle east and organizers say that will be something for everyone through them that we deployed. if he's offensive or concepts before it was the fif offense test. now we are going full on multi dimensional, multi faceted. we have amazing food options, entertainment, and of course formats use a date on this amazing screen. a festival is split into 3 then. so there's the live zone where the big screen is, where fans will be able to watch the game every day. then there's the food and bring zone, and then there is the entertainment t

they faced saudi arabia in riyadh. the cro ets had to wait until the 82nd military under cremmit ridge to secure a one mill when they could sell 3 cats in the san young men. as soon as he's confident he'll play a big part in cotton, as he recovers from injury, he was the last member of the squad to arrive in town and wasted no time. straight back into training of the fraction. his left eye sockets. there is no doubt san is planning to play in south korea's 1st match that will be against uruguay next thursday. both her i've been playing without missing any matches until the winter season. i've only been resting for the last 10 days. so this has been an opportunity for me to refresh my condition for going for a surgery can ruin your body. but i was told my surgery went very well. i'm still recovering, but there shouldn't be any problems. ah, with just whole days to go excitement in building around though this was ecuador arriving at a hotel. they kick off tournaments in the opening game on sunday, against the host nation

he has taught economics and statistics at al-faisal in riyadh, saudi arabia. at brigham young university and boise state university. and the college of idaho. he published widely in such places like forbes, the utah bar journal, collette and other places. he is a senior fellow with the discovery, serves on the board of human progress dot org and also serves on the foundation economic education, faculty network and is a scholar. hawai'i's grassroot institute. he's also a member of the montpellier and society and as i mentioned previously the coauthor of annual simon abundance index. please help me welcome professor. well, thank you very much for coming out today. it's a great privilege to be back here at cato and especially honored be here with david simon, julian simons son. also want to thank twitter. that's how i met marianne and filed about five years ago and he has been the perfect collaborator for this adventure of new discovery that we've been on. sir david attenborough many of you know, he's the face and voice, many bbc programs said anyone believes in

so you could probably hear them from riyadh far away, the capital saudi arabia.re himself, someone who was in this is john in the stadium. this is john from the states. thanks from the states. john, thanks for to us. yeah course. for speaking to us. yeah course. happy you and happy to. first of all, you and your to. happy to. first of all, you and your to . right. you got your dad to. right. you got tickets to go to see saudi arabia against, argentina. you were expecting a pretty one sided offer. yeah, for sure we were going kind of see messi do his thing and probably see argentina win like now and argentina win like for now and end seeing an incredible upset so it was while the stadium was probably 75% saudi arabia fans and when they scored that second goal i've never i haven't seen anything that loud in a while. it was a great game, fun to be at, but we're really now turning the page hoping for usa england on friday. we're getting ready for that here. yeah, well, before i you about that very before i ask you about that very quickly, night quickly, what was last

indicating that iran may attack the kingdom or other regions soon which is leading washington and riyadhjust the military posture. they say the attacks would be an effort to distract from the recent nationwide protests in iran. credit suisse long-term rating has been cut to one level above junk rating. they have challenges effort outlined a radical restructuring last week stopped it was cut from triple b to triple b-with a stable outlook. global news, 24 hours a day and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> will they pull out of covid zero? that will have an impact on market expectations on growth in china and the value of the renminbi. the chinese growth this year is really disappointing. a weaker economy means a weaker exchange rate. jonathan: the quotation of the day on china came from the ups chairman who said -- global bankers are very pro-china. we are not reading in the american press, we by the giant this -- the china story. just a remarkable quote. tom: hsbc has a delicate balance with the h

the journal followed her and asasha, this press, citing an unnamed american source, reported that riyadh itself, these rumors have not yet been commented on, but cnn , citing its sources, reports, that american fighters in 22, located in saudi arabia, are already ready to face any threats. iran is ready to attack kingdom and ervil in iraq to divert attention from domestic protests that engulf the country in september, iranian foreign ministry officials on sarqa denied the message of the western press on it, but the flywheel has already been launched, some publications. now they write that on november 1 in iran, the red banner was raised over the dome of the john koran mosque. the last time such a red flag was raised was in 2020 after the assassination of the iranian general by the commander of the special forces, qasem soleimani, the united states regarded this, as a threat and promised strong responses. i think you have seen how we use different tools when it comes to countering iran's malign influence in the region. we applied sanctions. the us military was involved in the interception

soon such plans were promoted by riyadh, they disowned them, and in the united arab emirates, as a result that's all. this is on the eve of the entry into force of the west's decision to ban sea transportation of russian oil, if someone buys it more expensive than a certain ceiling, prices in moscow have repeatedly stated about the danger of such an undertaking for the global market of the deputy prime minister of russia alexander novak warned that the introduction of price ceilings for energy resources, as well as the politicization of the energy sector, could only lead to shortages and problems with energy supply. after all, those countries that agree to the conditions of the west are simply the faces of any oil supplies. from our country, said the deputy prime minister. russia confirms its status as a reliable energy supplier to the world market and the market status of our relations with partners in this regard, we do not plan to supply oil and oil products to countries that will apply the principle of a price ceiling with subsequent reorientation of supplies to market -oriented partn

it will be listed in riyadh as early as this year. that's redhead crossing the terminal.ring you more details when we get them. the european union is said to pause efforts to include emergency measures to curb prices for natural gas. as diplomats try to resolve a deep split to help cap the cost of gas. maria, you spoke to us about the painful nature of these discussions, what has emerged since then? maria: it's a no breakthrough in if i had to describe what happened, energy ministers have not rejected the energy package but have not fully endorse it either. this thing is now on hold. the sticking point, we know it very well, it's been very well documented. the language referred to as specifically, the price cap was a joke, a mockery. that threshold of 270 five euros for two weeks for that price cap to be triggered. the dutch energy minister said we are now seeing as this debate drags on that this is a flawed concept and potentially about idea that could disrupt supply. we are in a situation where nothing is agreed until everything is agreed so they have decided to reconve