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bobby oh schwarzman came ceo in schwarzman -- fabio became ceo. -- would never happen again. thank you very much for the roundup. michel barnier says the eu is prepared to give further guarantees the irish backstop is only temporary. has offeredcretary a compromise offer. pro brexit conservatives have laid out there conditions. let's get to the chief strategist at an asset management company. luca, the relief is becoming more palpable. a delay to brexit more likely or a soft brexit, theresa may's version of brexit could gather momentum. you would say the u.k. market looks cheap on valuation basis. you are looking at the dividend yields. how does it come out as cheap in a relative sense the? -- sense? best is one of the available in financial markets. you have the performance of u.k. stocks being at the lowest level since the 80's. we are not making big predictions for brexit. i do not think it is likely the u.k. will crash out of the eu with no deal. the valuation is one thing. negative flows out of the u.k. in the past few months, also the u.k. m

five-year schwarzman became chief executive, 18 months after the collapse of a dam operated in partnership, never again. however a dam burst january 25 and another collapse last month killing 169 people. ramy: bill gross has a parting shot for anyone hoping to th be the next king of the bond. he says the era about performance may be over. he retired on friday after 48 years in financial markets. he's is lower yields and razor thin treasury spreads mean central banks have change the nature of the game. >> i think there are things to look at that still exist in the market that can generate alpha. the probabilities of generating historical alpha in the same way are much less than they were. let's preview what to watch in markets. with sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. what are you looking at? sophie: this monday, markets reopened after a four-day break. reading to the latest for taiwan which will fell to a three-year low. later today, trade data due at midday. export growth expected to have moderated to less than 1.5% for january. stocks to watch in taiwan, watching companies including a materi

that's concrete and could be signed and proven, then i think he's got a twofer >> i was with steve schwarzman about what he sees. his point is that china was disappointed by those talks falling apart with the north koreans, too, just because he says china doesn't want a nuclear power on its doorstep either why would the chinese not be helping us at this point >> because they want a better deal are we shocked they're using leverage the chinese are leveraging this. this is one of the things where -- i talk in the book about some of the inexperienced people the president had around him in the beginning he doesn't have that problem now. when you have people like pompeo and kudlow and lighthizer and others although lighthizer has been there since the beginning, they understand these cross currents boldin understands these cross currents and that's what you have to play with you have to play with how much do you need to give them on trade to get them really engaged on the north korean issue. because we know that china is the only thing that's keeping north korea afloat given how powerful the sancti