the risk would be for a weaker rupee. is one of the reasons we have tactically shortened the rupee.has been worried about the rupee. generally considered to be a strong story, but if you look at india's export volumes, they are among the poorest and the e.m. -- in the e.m. the central bank has its related a reasonable amount of reserves over the last several months which i am sure they will deploying to keep volatility limited. the currency needs to weaken. guy: 70 is the plateau then maybe we see strengthening exports taking some effects on it. or does it move beyond that? monaco -- bhanu: i think it moves beyond that. the details in the budget will be important, but the way it seems, if the are going for current expenditures than they are moving the demand curve, not the supply curve. that is the broad picture. that suggests the r.b.i. targets are likely to be target -- are likely to be copper mise. -- ugly to be compromised. the big debates is whether or not we are starting to see entry points? or you can make a move? plenty of others worried about it. bhanu: i don't think this i

i want to talk about the india rupee. the dollar is strong trend against the rupee. we are approaching a low on the india rupee. 68 was the low in august. we could see continuing weakness. rish? rishaad: the finance ministers it didg up the g-20, lack critical details on how they will tackle immediate challenges. they were talking about engaging in contouring. >> it is interesting that it is not everyone's first interest. it is interesting how they looked to reassure each other. there's not a lot of trust their. -- there. rishaad: "do as i say, not as i do?" vid: it reaffirmed the previous exchange rate commitment. it is ok to pursue very low rates, if you need to do it. if the currency drops, it is fine. but, don't target a weaker currency explicitly. let the others know if you do. this sums up the agreement pretty well. >> the best way to stop com valuation is colleagues so there are no surprises. david: the meeting took place on saturday. mark carney was single doubt. out.ngled they are expecting to be tightening, towards the tightening in the spectrum -- end of t

they celebrated by handing the 20,000 rupee prize money to their drivers. not bad for a day of work. brent: i will be back to take you through the day after a short break. but first, some window shopping. a collection courtesy of a certain mr. napoleon bonaparte. see you in a minute. >>> mongolia, central asia. in winter, the temperature can stay at 20 degrees below zero even during the day.

get the produce to the market and a lot of focus on the agriculture sector and about 550 million rupees with the business leaders and the communities not seeming to have gotten everything. they reiterated the fact that india is a bright spot on a theyy economic climate and need to focus on the poor and the downtrodden. the budget seems to reflect that. anchor: what is happening on the markets today? sees the the dax biggest falls, by almost 1%. % with the lifespan of nuclear plants expanded by 10 years. flatrctic index is trading with election results potentially seeing some of the biggest political crisis in europe in 30 years. the market is not too worried. in asia, we see sharp falls in the chinese markets and it sends shanghai down and you can see the indian markets reacting to down by twois thirds of 1%. %- it is down by .66 shares were down after surprise losses. stake in thea 10% company and october in the fall meant that she lost $27 million in the value of her steak. do not feel too bad for her. her steak in weight watchers is worth more than what she paid for. foror: a big wee

the communities, health programs, , a lot of focus on the agricultural sector and about 550 million rupees in infrastructure as well. community does not seem to have gotten everything they wanted from us. it has regained some ground lately. india continues to be a bright economic gloomy climate. on theed to focus country. the budget seems to reflect that. in europe, shares are trading. it falls down by almost 1%. eds is up over 2%. beis possible lifespan could expanded by up to 10 years. we are checking on the markets in dublin. trading flat after the election results over the weekend. the market is not too worried at the moment. in asia, we have seen sharp falls. you can see how the indian markets reacted. will finish with oprah winfrey, who might be regretting her investment in weight watchers. street,fell 27% in wall after surprise losses for the last three months of 2015. bought a 10% share. the media mogul is still worth $29 million more than she paid for it back in october. moving to italy? >> they are opening i name a lawn. >> a cannot believe there has not been a starbucks there un

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the fine is 1200 rupees off 18 u.s. dollars. >>> hollywood is not immune from cyber attacks. the movie industry is now hiring hackers. >> this is ralph, the man oliver stone has hired to keep his film about edward snowden away from prying eyes. he is one of a new breed called digital bodyguards, helping helping hollywood make sense of a world where it is more than film fans watching very closely. >> they still have the idea of this film is in the can as if it were a physical thing and it's not. from the moment of your capturing this film, it's a file that gets duplicated and multiplies throughout that process. that didn't happen with a physical piece of film. >> hacking is big business. 2014, cyber criminals breached the systems and stole terabytes of data and it cost sony millions of dollars. five out of every six large businesses here in the united states have fallen victim to some form of cyber attack. that figure was up 40% in one year. this is a problem getting worse, not better. of course, hollywood is a major target for these hackers. in previous years, the studios cou

at 6 trillionwing rupees.ce minister is hailing the successes of the indian economy, despite the turmoil in global markets. manus: thanks to politics and. to paul -- thanks jackson. stay with "countdown." ♪ anna: welcome back. let's get to the bloomberg business flash. announcedthe company plans to buy back $3.5 billion in stocks. directors on the board are responding to a decline in the company shares. willnt pharmaceuticals delay releasing its fourth-quarter results. the executive faces questions about his business practices, strategy, and accounting. the stock has lost more than 2/3 of its value since august. the company was scheduled to release its fourth-quarter results today. the ceo of deutsche bank is joining the online lenders. he follows morgan stanley into the space. that is your bloomberg business flah. manus: thank you very much. it is a busy, busy week ahead. we are going to kick it off with inflation for february. it is one of the glass pieces of data the ecb will get before the march decision.

but they cost 500 rupees a day. where could we get that kind of money from? that's just for one day. reporter: we get permission to film inside one of the cold store rooms. no one wants to talk about why so much food is wasted here at the market. we discover that the fruits stored here are all imported from new zealand, italy or the united states. biraj patnaik has worked for years as an adviser to india's supreme court on issues of food safety. he says one of the biggest problems is that the government relies only on private investors to build new cold storage facilities. in the end, he says everyone loses out. biraj: insofar as the consumers are concerned the two big issues due to lack of good storage are, a, the cost of food going up even for them because significant amount of food is wasted and that leads to food inflation, and second, the deterioration in the quality of food. reporter: one reason for the lack of cold-storage facilities is that there are no major supermarket chains that could finance that kind of infrastructure. india is still dominated l

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normally they cost about 30 rupees. that's 50 cents.black market going on because of this water crisis. so this jug right now costs 100 rupees. that's a dollar and a half. the heart of the violent protests, hariyana is not far from here. the agitators belong to the state's dominant cass called jats. they've been looting, setting public property on fire. they're demanding a place, reservations in india's education and government jobs quota system. it's an affirmative action plan india put in place decades ago to uplift those belonging to disadvantaged loeter castes. the system has been touted as one of india's success stories. but resentment is growing as jobs become more scarce. at least ten people have died due to the violence. paramilitary troops have been deployed with shoot on sight orders. hundreds of trains have been canceled. highways blocked. but in the capital it's the scarcity of the most essential commodity that's hurting people most. >> there is no water for cooking. there is no water for washing those dishes. the kitchen is

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the rupee must weekend to remain competitive.government spending and inflation to determine whether to add to the forecast made lester. in the last -- made in the last year. hsb say -- hsbc says they will stay in u.k.. a lot of people in hong kong were wondering if they would move here. >> that would have been a big move. says ament made by hsbc poor decision was in ms and they will remain in london. the statement pointed out factors such as revelatory environment, and future growth and financial impact. it also mentioned that the u.k. had a respected regulatory and men's spirits handling complex international affairs, and important and globally connected economy. it also underlines the importance of asia. asia remains at the heart of their strategy. they mentioned the strategy was a core part of a strategy unveiled last june. hsbc does make most of its profit in asia. something like 62% of pretax profit in a nine-month to the end of september last year. they tend -- continue to see asia as a big driver. for many reasons, it has

and rupees could not be spent outside of those countries. so jim for fist time in one -- first time, we should buy all their periodicals, so all the periodicals of india and pakistan now are guests of library of congress, ready to be serving the nations. so, jim, scholar, historian, intellectual, bear national i'm sorry -- internationalist, but thames curious in term -- at the same time curious of culture. what a symbol it is to be lover of the book and try to see how you can disseminate through latest technologies. sure, some of it has been slow, the critics say. but see how much has been accomplished. and it will be accomplished more, because jim has laid great foundations of this institution. so thank you for all your help at the new york public library, jim. thank you help for nebraska, germans have now published their publications. [laughter] thank you for afghanistan, thank you for russia, thank you for educating congress about russia. thanks for being a good teacher, good friend but always modest and always eloquent. thank you very mu

the rupee has weakened substantially this year. we are still near a record low.ome analysts are projecting that it could fall 4%. is that going to help -- obviously it will not help the real estate sector, but do you think the r.b.i. as well as the government is working in your favor for the sector with what they are doing with growth measures? aakash: the government, in terms sector toink for any do well, it has to be a collaboration between government and industry. there has been important measures with making india smart city mission. all of this adds a lot to this whole program. relaxed. have been exit policies have been made easier. the nonresident indians have been a major contributor. all of this will help them decide and choose india as a market and boost that particular segment. it is going to help the liquidity go up. it is also a very liquid stock for investment. it is an incentive for making investments in the sector. obviously, onet, is a little disappointed that the interest rates did not come down. but i am sure r.b.i. has its compulsions. i see th

indonesian stocks rose and the rupee fell after the central bank cut its interest rate at 25 .asis pointsalso lower the reserve requirement ratio for lenders by 100 basis points. president said last week he wanted to see interest rates fall further to boost growth, addressing business leaders in california, he said more must be done to attract foreign investment. there are too many excessive permits, licenses, and restrictions. we will say, hostilities to, hasta la vista, baby! shery: minutes from their latest meeting, one member is suggesting allowing inflation to 's 2% targete bank for a limited period. the president said after january's meeting that the bank would need to review, and possibly reconsider, policy at its next meet in march. outflow seespital no sign of slowing down, the pboc is having to change its game to ensure ample liquidity and the banking system, and to do that it is increasing open margaret -- open market operations. david is here to flesh out the details. reporter: by default, the community will be conducting these open market operations every day, twice a week, e

that's more than rupee at 17,900 or a combined with cruise' 16,079. >> we won the invention with goals, we won with a young, blue one with the old, be one with highly educated debate one with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. with hispanics. i'm happy about that. trump is not won a majority in any state so rubio hopes that others will chop off to one candidate can --. >> until there's some consolidation you're not going to have a clear alternative to donald trump of the argument we have made is i'm as conservative as anyone in the race but i can unify their potent party. >> they ought to face off against trump on their home turf in the next three weeks. cruz is in texas on super tuesday and kasich maffia has endured when each state's delegates is winner-take-all. endorsed by texas governor greg abbott to cruz optics is the crown jewel of the most important day of the entire election. >> we can't get this wrong. the time for the clowns and acrobats and the dancing bears has passed. >> for all the candidates -- they keep forgetting when people drop out we are going to get a lo

that's more than rupee at 17,900 or a combined with cruise' 16,079. >> we won the invention with goals, we won with a young, blue one with the old, be one with highly educated debate one with poorly educated. i love the poorly educated. with hispanics. i'm happy about that. trump is not won a majority in any state so rubio hopes that others will chop off to one candidate can --. >> until there's some consolidation you're not going to have a clear alternative to donald trump of the argument we have made is i'm as conservative as anyone in the race but i can unify their potent party. >> they ought to face off against trump on their home turf in the next three weeks. cruz is in texas on super tuesday and kasich maffia has endured when each state's delegates is winner-take-all. endorsed by texas governor greg abbott to cruz optics is the crown jewel of the most important day of the entire election. we can't be fooled by pt barnum. the time for the clowns and acrobats and the dancing bears has passed. >> for all the candidates -- they keep forgetting when people drop out we are going to get

. >> the story going in to this debate was about marco rupe rubio's momentum, how he had done well in ohio and could do well in new hampshire. chris christie and others attacked him. >> could be enough to damage the florida senator. maybe not too much but enough. they thank the people of man chest ter new hampshire. chasing support, chasing the dream of success. alan fisher, al jazeera at the republican debates in new hampshire. >> more than a third of adults in the u.s. say they are neither republican nor democrat. a imagine have consistently told pollsters they want a third political party. we went to new jersey in search of some of the alternatives. this report. >> reporter: >> then born in the united states has the right to run for president. it's in the bill of rights. this health for aed restauranters is one of the some 1500 presidential candidates regsistered with the federal election campaign for 2016. >> you can be what you want to be. >> can you become president? >> that's the challenge. that's another reason i am on the platform for people, by the people. they want regular

. >> sanders is the only person who would characterize me, the first woman rupeing for status. >> the next debate is saturday night. washington. >> crysty: i know all eyes will be on the candidates. >> rochelle: it continues to heat up too. clean up efforts continue in the midlands. >> find out why resident say main and gervais. >> god took the ugliest thing in my life, and he made it beautiful. i have peace. i have security. i have safety in the knowledge of who i am. >> god was now my father. i could come boldly to him with any care, any concern, and i was just overwhelmed by all of it. >> i'm adopted. i'm his adopted son. >> on "the 700 club," at 9 a.m. >>> crysty: good morning, columbia. thank you for waking up with us on this friday morning. i'm crysty vaughan.. >> rochelle: and i'm rochelle dede. we're live from main and gervais. the time is 6:31. this weekend starterly. >> rochelle: we are on a roll. >> crysty: one thing that is not on a roll is the temperatures, they are gone. >> rochelle: we are facing a change from 24 hours ago with warmer temperatures. you will face wind, g

the terrorists the fbi tried unsuccessfully for months to break into the phone in december cited for rupee fourteen people. the couple later died in a shootout with police to me about five forty five a republican senator who heads the senate judiciary committee left open the possibility of holding a hearing for president barack obama's choice to fill a supreme court vacancy there's been a battle over justice antonin scalia seat since his death last weekend republicans want the next president to decide. however democrats say it's the president's constitutional responsibility the public will pay its respects to discuss scalia on friday look for more on the story ahead on good morning america. later today and democratic presidential hopeful will set up shop right here in hampton roads hillary clinton is scheduled to open a campaign office in norfolk. we're told that the office will be on west twenty first street is going to be a hub for organizing activity in the region. third district congressman bobby scott and several other local leaders are expected to attend the event is set to republica

that is unacceptable if we want to build the world we want to live in, little rupee here is being so well behaved at seven the oneto grow up, and i want my daughter, charlotte, who is 13 months, to grow up and grow old and. i'm thrilled we will talk today about some of the different challenges that still exist for women leaders in technology but also what is really working as demonstrated by the stories of our panelists this afternoon. i want to invite to the suite of , kia williams,s the cofounder of cerium, as you heard. alexa, the founder and ceo of learn best. richard -- rachel skyler, the cofounder and also ruby's mom and andrew siegel, the second of vice president here. while they are hopefully joining me in the directors chair, i want to ask all of you to give a big round of applause for hosting us this afternoon. if my daughter were here, i would also want a birdseye view of her as well. i want to ask each of you why you think each of these conversations is important. and what we can do to help others understand why we have a vested interest in this conversation. i am asking

it is a freedom to 51 and that it because it comes out that 251 rupees, around $4 here. for starters, the company says it is made in india but it is in fact made in china. when the phone was unveiled, reporters were given samples that had the chinese name covered in white out. you see the paint that was reporter also said she had trouble getting the review model to turn on. the off from apple. this company is being investigated. when you break down the cost of the parts, they cost about $40 to make. the freedom to 51 is said to have up to eight gigs of storage and running android lollipop. the company does not yet have a manufacturer in india and, yet this phone promised to start shipping orders by the end of june. the company told the economic times of india that it are ready for the phone before the site went down. we still have to see how this plays out. in the meantime there are other unique forms popping up but this new phone call the robin comes from a new company and is a new approach to storage. it comes with 32 automatically archive's that stored them in servers

. >> his torquely we're ruping out of spaces and they need spaces to park. >> nearly 300 people werefternoon's meeting. sakelists say protected bike lanes keep people safe and save lives. >> you can look at it public investment it's better to get foam move by bike than conside consider. >> worshipers and bike lanes are yet another wake historic churches are getting forced out of the district. >> our church is 15 8 years old i'm sorry 1858 that's five years before slavery ended we're a historic church and weaver been in this neighborhood ever since we've been in existence. and we're not moving from this the neighborhood. >> d.c. government and d got are medical a. >> we're looking at how to provide pro detectiveed safety and help people not ride on sidewalks and better delineation between where drivers are and bikes are. >> there's four options on the table and fifth option of doing nothing. that option doesn't sit well with many people. >> because proposed bike lanes would be protected city wouldn't be able toe make exception allowing people to park on sundays. >> all right. before w

. $6.8 billion rupees i agreement -- revised agreement to be taken over by washington regulators. deal by the companies and the city's mayor. courtbt the supreme justice antonin scalia has had a n impact on a case in dow chemicals. it disputed that it conspired to fix prices. it asked the supreme court to take a class action case on appeal. previouslylia had voted to scale back the reach of such groups. have content. for by american express next week. the content will include extra scenes and interviews from stars -- with stars from the show. they are testing strategies as they turn away from 32nd commercials. that is your bloomberg business flash. let's go over to the markets desk for julie hyman had a look at water stock. julie: on the utility side of the equation water stocks are suffering today. they are down across the board for a number of reasons. let's start with aqua america. didn't report earnings earlier in the week, but no special headlines today. california water service group with earnings that ms. analyst estimates. company saw increases in wages, and had job-relate

ted cruz and mark rupe have to take up the man tell of squaring off against donald trump. cruz has done that a little bit in the last month, marco rubio has remained decidedly mum. if he's going to push the narrative that it's a tw two-man race now, he has to level attacks against trump. i think in the debate, you might see that happen for the first time. >> mid rom, has he become the hid man for the republican establishment? i want you to listen about what he had to say about donald trump's taxes. >> either he's not near at wealthy as he says he is, or he hasn't been paying the taxes we would expect him to say or perhaps he hasn't been giving money to the vets or to the disabled like he's been telling us he's been doing. >> is mitt romney right and is he the gop hitman? >> i think what he said is very telling. one, he kind of knows at this point that his support is going to be most useful not endorsing a candidate outright but in actually attacking trump, because he knows he can't count on the current field to do that for him. and two, yeah, you're seeing a carbon copy of

government now started a project in nine cities that people now have to pay for the plastic bags. 200 rupees, and that's one-tenth of a cent. >> i do not agree to this policy. i think they should give me a plastic bag every time i go shopping. >> that's why some stores are reluctant to fulfill such a policy. while retailers are still resisting the higher price for the plastic bag from one-tenth of a cent to one-fifth of a. it is clear that more needs to be done to clean up this mess. environmentalists say a large awareness campaign is needed to clang people's minds about how to treat their own waste. >> researchers say littering across the globe has likely added 9 million tons of plastic to the world's oceans. >> when we come back, the heritage of hair. >> why hair texture is a touchy situation for dominicans. >> the documentary about the ebola outbreak that is generating oscar buzz. al aca >> an arkansas school distct is apologizing after only inviting black students to an asystembly about gangs. studentn little rock were told to go to the auditorium where they received a talk on gang, viol

is unacceptable and we want to build the world that i know we want to live in, that we want little rupee here who is so well behaved to grow up and the one i want my daughter, charlotte, to grow up and grow old and. i'm so thrilled we are going to talk to today about some of the different challenges that still exist, but also what is working in the vanguard as demonstrated by the stories of our panelists this afternoon. without further and do, i want to invite to the directors --irs, the cofounder of alexa, the founder of -- rachel, the cofounder of change the ratio and a list and also andrew siegel,. while they are joining me in the director's chair, want to ask all of you to give a big round of a product -- plus two "self" was hosting us this afternoon. [applause] >> to continue a little bit from my earlier introductory remarks, i must ask each of you why you think this conversation is so important and what we can do to help others understand why we have a vested interest -- interest in the conversation. . i often find people's eyes glaze over. what can we do to help everyone in the ro

it will continue to be an anchor for the rupee.ot news out today that moody's has downgraded brazil debt to junk. concerns about china have been spooking equity markets globally for some months and russia is getting crushed because of the low price of oil. i know brick is an antiquated i is the only letter left. luis: absolutely. structural change for em in general as an asset class. necessarily embarking in commodity rally type of -- i think we had quite a bit of relief here in multiple commodity families. i still believe that the terms of trade aspect for most of the yen economies and even economies that are not necessarily exporters of economies but are somehow inserted in the china supply chain like korea for example. i think these economies -- downward pressure when it comes to growth prospects. entering a serious process of growth. fiscal concerns given the commodities aspect and the fact that brazil relied a lot on the chinese demand. it is difficult for me to expect a massive rebound in terms of credit. oft: campaign intere

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