shery: i am shery ahn in hong kong. ebay is taking a tumble. down 7.9% after a sales forecast missed estimates. su keenan is here to breakdown results. su: coming out right before the holiday quarter and saying projected revenue and profit is maybe going to miss is not the message wall street wanted to hear. the holiday season is dominated by amazon.com. that slammed the stock down some 8.9% in extended trading. the forecast revenue ranging to $4.1 billion at the high end. $.52 to $.54. the bright spot, revenue from stubhub, up 32%. another bright spot, they were up 5.6%, $2.2 billion revenue ahead of estimates, the third straight quarter they could increase sales. the markets are focusing on what is ahead. ramy: tell us about the holiday face-off between ebay and amazon. su: amazon has become the scary giant. ebay has been trying to reinvent itself after the split with paypal. they talked about brightening the product mix, but they are up against amazon this fall. ramy: thank you very much. ramy: thank you very much. when you're on hold, your

shery: david, thank you.getting the latest headlines on the singapore monetary authority closing falcon bank. we are hearing their response, saying they initiated additional measures to prevent future issues. the monetary authority withdrew the merchant bank status of the bank saying they have serious anti-money laundering controls. the branch manager also arrested there. rishaad: falcon bank owned by a abu dhabi sovereign wealth fund as well. that is falcon private bank. , thethe events of today monetary authority of singapore closing down the bank. shery: they are saying they will focus on growth in switzerland and london. language andglobal the desire to learn in china is booming. artificial intelligence increasingly running the classes. our next guest founded a program, and english learning app. thank you for joining us. so many of these different types of apps and other means of learning english there in china. what separates you from the others? we are a 100% mobile company and we are capitalizing on mo

let us go to bloomberg first word news with shery ahn. shery: anna, thank you. overheated property markets show signs of cooling next month as authorities step curves in home buying. prices fell in six cities compared to four a month earlier. policymakers are seeking to avert the housing bubble without killing a main pillar of growth. hong kong stock exchange has canceled trading as typhoon haima drew closer to the financial center. schools have closed and the y're warned of the storm signals. the highest warning to remain in force. clintonrump and hillary were again in the same room, this time for the al smith memorial dinner. andidates traditionally make good-natured jokes about each other, but trump apparently read the audience and was booed. mr. trump: hillary believes it is vital to deceive the people by having one public policy -- [booing] mr. trump: and a totally different policy in private. for example, here she is tonight, in public, pretending not to hate catholics. [booing] if at anyn: donald, time you do not like what i am saying, feel free to stand

let's get the bloomberg business flash with shery ahn. shery: thank you.pore's dps has agreed to five asian countries. it will pay almost $80 million usd for the value of the businesses, which operate in singapore, hong kong, china, taiwan, and indonesia. a $30 billion deal to combine ge's oil and gas operations with baker hughes will reportedly be announced today. the "wall street journal" says ge will control the new entity, which we publicly traded. both companies declined to comment when contacted. credit suisse is hoping to rein in costs by sharing it with another bank. alks are underway about ways to work together, which potentially includes databases and servers. they are looking for ways to boost earnings amid negative interest rates and tighten capital regulations. dbs has also said it is in talks of other lenders. and that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you. shery ahn in hong kong. a huge week for central banks; tomorrow the bank of japan is first of the overwhelming majority of economists surveyed expecting governor kuroda to unch

let's get you up to speed with shery ahn. shery ahn: thank you.pected loss of that lower energy prices and reduces projected investment, the first of the major oil companies to report third-quarter earnings at an adjusted loss that excludes financial and other items. that missed analyst average estimates of a $136 million profit. expectsen has said it 2016 profit to be at the upper end of the range. it reports a return on sales at the high end of its range of 5% to 6%. that is as growth in china helps the german automaker whether the fallout from the emissions cheating scandal, which is sapping probability. nokia has reported a smaller profit third-quarter sale than predicted. sales fell about 6% to 6 billion euros, as wireless carriers maintain spending to improve networks and advising mobile data usage. slash global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy: thanks very much. a brexit slowdown is predicted to hit the u.k. economy. growth figures for the third quarter ar

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shery: and i'm shery ahn. many markets we are keeping an eye on. they are giving a boost to the regional benchmark index, which from a low. the nikkei is gaining more than 1%. all factors in the green with health care stocks and consumer goods leaving those gains, and remember -- japan just released its boj survey showing large manufacturers do not really expect sentiment to get any better. look. they are gaining revenue. they beat expectations. australia on holiday. up 8/10 of 1%. sentiment in japan largely held out over the last three months, even with the stronger yen. we have our north asia economy editor covering the story for us. what were the key takeaways here, henry? henry: hi, angie. the sentiment among large manufacturers did not get any worse. i guess that is the good news. the bad news is, it remains at the lowest level from abenomics more than three years ago. the yen has gained about 19% this year. you know, a weaker yen was supposed be one of the key drivers of abenomics, by helping these companies' profits go up and feeding through

yvonne: shery, any other commodities we should keep an eye on? shery: pigs. take a look at pigs. ham, bacon, pork loins. take a look at this from bloomberg functions. you can see down there at the bottom of the page, the future of hogs in the bottom has been plunging 33%, the worst investment of commodities the past year. wholesale prices for pork cuts such as ham and ribs are the lowest this time of the year since 2009. hearing from international that there are so many pigs out there that slaughterhouses will have to operate on saturdays as well for november and december in order to process them all into food. , whichmention that china is also the biggest importer of , is now supposed to cut buying. ramy: shery ahn on the markets, talking about pigs. switching to technology, elon musk drive to tesla sales is paying off. issued a statement that is expected to affect wall street. we have been tracking all this and more. reporter: it looks like they are on the road to delivering the ceos aggressive targets. according to the statement released today, tesla is delivering 24.5 thousan

let's get a look at your business with shery ahn. shery: thank you.s pretax profit rose 11% in the third quarter as costs declined, upsetting a drop in wealth management and investment banking. pretext profit climbs to 877 million swiss francs, beating analyst estimates. the world's biggest manager of money for the wealthy continues to cut costs. bnp paribas has recorded profits that the estimates. to 1.8 9 billion euros. france's largest lender benefited from a surgeon fixed income trading that has lifted bank earnings in europe and the u.s. a team of citigroup derivative traders generated about $300 million of revenue this year, from surging companies and investors trying to anticipate central-bank decisions, according to people with knowledge of the matter, who say the windfall came from the bank's u.s. dollar interest rate swap. traders cantes that still make outside profits, even after regulators curb risktaking in the wake of the financial crisis. a citigroup spokesman declined to comment. general electric says it is now discussing the outright

shery: core inflation is very low, 1.15%. he says you have to consider employment. you have to consider financial stability. take a listen to what he said. abouthave never thought the rate of inflation between 2% and 3% all the time. doing something that is prescriptive is neither possible nor desirable. he causes environment a comes likes picture where you have weak inflation, weak fallingwth, but employment. there could be another round of borrowing while there are already heavily indebted consumers. it's a storyhaidi: we hear time and time again. shery ahn there with the rba minutes, the october meeting. rishaad: this is quite amazing. netflix -- it defied all of the estimates, does the? i think the share price rose something like 20% after hours. it's down to hit shows including "strange things -- "stranger things" and "narcos." haidi: we have a breakdown on this and the shows that have contributed when it comes to netflix's success outside the u.s. thister: absolutely and result is quelling the critics at the beginning of the netflix strategy. this was a stock

let's get you caught up with the first word news and shery ahn. shery: thank you. amazon shares have fallen in extended trading after the company said it may not make any money over the holiday season. the online retail giant is still willing to spend lavishly on products or areas that could be the next big thing, even if it means thinner profit margins and a weaker stock price. earnings at google parent alphabet topped estimates after ad sales made up for heavy spending on its unprofitable experimental unit and new hardware division. consumer prices in japan refused to rise despite prime minister shinzo abe and haruhiko kuroda's best efforts to revive the economy. core inflation fell .5%, its seventh straight decline. spending slumped again in september. the boj's policy board may revise inflation outlook and projected timeframe for hitting its 2% target when it meets next week. china's communist party has declared xi jingping as its core, according to the state-run news agency. the massive change strengthens him at the head of a power reshuffle next year, and is

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for that let's go to shery ahn. shery: angie, thanks.e looking at asian markets, in the red board, including hong kong, which of course was gaining always will. traded in hong kong are also in the negative, falling 0.2%. industrials leading gains. remember, we have seen such a boost for hong kong stocks, h shares in particular. the h shares are heading for the best weekly gain in more than two months, since mid-august. we are seeing oil and energy stocks have been boosted, although today they are losing ground, so take a look at these stocks trading in hong kong,. moving right now first of all hsbc. they've bought back more than 3 million shares listed in london, falling a little bit, about 1%. take a look at china oilfield services losing over 2% after they were cut to neutral at ubs. japan now coming back from its punch break. let's see what -- lunch break. let's see what they are doing, because in the morning session they declined for the first time this week. the nikkei, they will restart the afternoon session. there you go, down 0.2

i think sheri mccoy is doing a remarkable job as she promised when she came on the show last january, and the stock has given us an amazing 150% gain since then. how about that? she came here, told a great story. if you bought it when you listened to her -- and i loved what she said -- you made a ton of money. but that said, there is still a monster amount of room for improvement here. management seems on the right track, which means the numbers could go a lot higher. in short, i think the turnaround is big. i think it's real. i think the cerberus partnership is clearly the turning point and everything is paying off. but all that said -- and this is a big but -- avon reports again next thursday, and the earnings season has been brutal to the stocks of companies that have run up dramatically going into so if the quarter fails to totally impress, i wouldn't be surprised if the stock pulls back. that's when you pull the trigger, not beforehand. after the quarter. here's the bottom line. i believe in the turnaround at avon products under the leadership of the incredible sheri mccoy, but t

here's shery ahn. the senate democratic leader says fbi director james byey may have broken the law disclosing a revived investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. harry reid's letter escalates three days of attacks on komi from clinton allies. the latest polls have tightened, with a poll showing 7% of clinton supporters saying the e-mail matter makes them less likely to support her. oil is continuing to fall after opec failed to agree to a deal with other major producers to restrict supply. non-opec countries and did two days of talks on saturday saying internal divisions over the role of iran and iraq prevented a broader agreement. prime minister matteo renzi has vowed that italy will rebuild homes and churches destroyed in the latest earthquake. the tremor on sunday morning was a magnitude 6.6, the most powerful recorded in italy since 1980. no reports of fatalities. two former goldman sachs employees plan to start a hedge fund that seeks to profit from macroeconomic trends. that is according to

manus: thank you, shery ahn. now, as i said at the start of daybreak, it is a big day for the european banks. two of the region's most important lenders are set to report the profits. we will hear from deutsche bank, and then we will turn our attention to the u.k. and barcla ys. deutsche bank shares are down 40% this year and investors are keen to hear more from john cryan. and in barclays, the focus is on the turnaround plans from just eff staley. he joins me just after 7:00 this morning. it is his first interview of the day. let's get larry hathaway in the conversation. larry, thank you for coming in. a big day for the banks. i am not going to say there is a renaissance , but there has been a lift. deutsche bank is at the bottom. but hsbc is up at .79%. how did the banks look to y ou? banks have staged a recovery. those low levels were something to be concerned about with deutsche bank. some of the recovery has been a lessening of fears regarding extraordinary capital injections. a couple other factors have pla

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shery ahn, thanks for that. later, we are live in tokyo to discuss why negative yielding debt is proving so appealing. we're going to ask the chief executive of dubai airports for an update on the world's busiest hub. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back. you are watching bloomberg. on yousef gamal el-din in dubai. angie: and i'm angie lau in hong kong. let's get a look at the headlines. macau gamingelped revenue beat expectations. total revenue from gaming rose 7.4% last month. bey say the recovery could suffered by a possible visit this month from chinese premier the catch and. keqiang.li yousef: mizuho financial and dai-ichi life insurance have formed a new asset management company whose combined half trillion dollars in ranks it as asia's biggest. planso says the company to break into the top 15 glob by doubling its assets under management. boj'so also backs the current policy direction. angie: pimco is warning about asian debt after dollar bond sales ballooned to a record in the last quarter. issuance

here is shery ahn with the de tails. reporter: using concerns about good -- easing concerns about deutsche bank are definitely helping in asia, but especially when it comes to the nikkei. the yen has been weakening for a fifth consecutive section. the nikkei is up .5%. i have to mention a lot of markets in asia are closed today. .8%.alia, up the hang seng index, trading today up 1.3%. areong kong, the stocks searching after gaining revenue in september. take a look at these currency is right now because we have some movers. indonesia, now strengthening, days ofpping two losses. we have inflation data from september, rising 3.07% on year. the rupiah seeing gaining strength. take a look at the kiwi dollar because it is a different story. this is because of expectations of a rate cut from the bank of new zealand. u.s.ng right now at 72.62 cents. manus: thank you very much, shery ahn. let's talk about deutsche bank now, poised to reach an agreement. they will pave the way, cutting 1000 jobs. the stock rally the most in almos

shery: stocks are rebounding from yesterday's losses.are seeing positive sentiment from wall street as a result. u.s. stocks are gaining on a bit more positive. we are seeing the asx 200 gaining 3/10 of 1%. we have australian trade deficit numbers this morning narrowing more than expected, coming in at $2 billion instead of the expected 2.3 billion aussie dollars. also, the july trade deficit revised lower. down 6/10 ofalls, 1%. leading the gains in asia, the nikkei up a tense of 1%, being held by a weaker yen. the cost yield up for tenths of 1%. take a look at the japanese yen. although it is not doing much, this comes after weakening for seven consecutive sessions. right now, holding at 103.47. also, analysts say we are going to see more u.s. dollar strength, so we could see a japanese yen wakening, especially before the december fao's -- fomc meeting. the, -- one follow thing to follow, the korean won, strengthening 3/10 of ones to percent, but this is after weakening for five consecutive sessions. of course, south korea still in the

shery: and i'm shery ahn. many markets we are keeping an eye on.the regional benchmark index, which from a low. the nikkei is gaining more than 1%. all factors in the green with health care stocks and consumer goods leaving those gains, and remember -- japan just released its boj

shery: a diverse range of sectors.hina listed shares as well as u.s. list it shares as well as consumer stocks. one hedge fund worth more than $1.5 billion, if you just type it in on the bloomberg, you can see how they done in september, gaining more than 3% after surging around may or june, four straight months of gains to they had bullish bets on tech firms, energy, consumer stocks, also bearish bets on hong kong companies. they did not say which. we are seeing them perform in those sack. willller fund has done well by investing in mining , natural resources companies, and china and hong kong. rbi thank you so much. david: we are talking trade at the brics summit. what about the underlying tensions? david: next, dollar dominance. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: welcome back. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." the dollar has gained on expectations the fed will move. expectations stand at 66%. will the fed disappoint? we kick things off with janet yellen. we saw the dollar moved to the downside against the yen. it is gaini

ramy: all right, shery ahn, thanks so much.re in the u.s., fed chair janet yellen created a stir by saying she is continuing -- considering letting the u.s. economy run hot to boost demand. what would that mean for inflation? our central bank watchers answers that question. kathleen, what the janet yellen have to say first? reporter: her theme was macro economic research after the great recession, so this kind of big picture view, and she started by saying extreme economic events have often challenged use of how the economy works. she raised the issue of thatresis, the possibility the great recession alter the relationship between growth and inflation, so that may be appropriate or necessary to allow the economy to run hotter than usual before raising rates. >> if we assume that hysteresis is in fact present to some recessions, deep the natural next question is to ask whether it might be possible to reverse these adverts -- adverse supply side effects by temporarily running a high-pressure economy. kathleen: a high-pressure eco

shery: let's look at oil.e decline, opec split over production curves. at global benchmark brent is 49.42, non-countries just held discussions and could not reach an agreement on what to do with supply curbs. take a look at copper. it just cap its best weekly gain in three months, and is now down .25%. barclays saying although we could see a pop in copper, this will not last. although demand is improving in countries like china, we are not seeing that happen in other countries such as brazil, india, or russia. i want to take a look at coffee. to find this interesting chart on the bloomberg that will show you how coffee demand is now at a record. 2016,e seeing that in coffee demand has surge compared to a decade earlier. consumption has been climbing imps as drought cr supplies. we are also seeing supplies for for coffee that starbucks uses surging. golda look at the price of , which is gaining ground. it rallied to a three-week high, now holding steady at 1276 after fbi that theythe are resuming that probe int

sheri meyers outlines the benefits of having a therapist on hand for this first visitation. >> the role that a therapist has in a supervised visit is usually that comes up, she can help -- or he can help process it right there in the moment. >> we want the best for our family. we want to live a dignified life. i'm stating the obvious, but a reminder doesn't hurt. >> throughout their ten years together, brad had been a devoted and present father to their six children. >> he's such a wonderful man and a wonderful father, and i'm very, very lucky. >> the couple never shot movies at the same time to family unit intact. so the fact that he hadn't seen the kids for nearly a month could have been a huge jolt to the kids. >> to not see a parent they love for close to a month, it's devastating for children, especially if they don't understand why or especially if they don't hold the same anger. >> helping to fill the void until the exes can come to a permanent custody agreement, haven, who had been spending time with them at angelina's rental. >> it is important when parents are sorting out cust

yvonne: a look at how the asian markets are shaping up, let us go to shery ahn.e someee if movement in asia today. yesterday, the asian benchmark index finishing unchanged as we saw those headwinds coming from wall street. the local market being boosted by a weaker yen. shery: right now, we are seeing some weakness in the markets that are open, also coming from states. we are seeing that wall street finished in the negative across the board. being aoctober astorically known for being turbulent month for markets with the s&p 500 seeing some of the biggest swings historically, but we'll see if there is upside to, in october, a favorable month for stocks. new zealand falling for a second consecutive day. asx falling0 -- the . the rba leaving the cash rate unchanged. take a look at futures right now. some weakness in asian currencies boosted the nikkei yesterday, with the yen losing six consecutive sessions. the kospi has been boosted by a won.er ramy: we talked about commodities making major moves, especially with gold. goals.let us talk about first, let me take you

today officers arrested sheri lahairis smothers. he was identified in 2008 and a grand jury indicted him in august. he is accused of killing 25- year-old marcia carter. she went missing from her home in richmond in 1983 and her body was later found in the trunk of her own car in sacramento. >>> next, a berkeley church in need gets a helping hand after a devastating fire. the act of kindness from one congregation to another on this sunday afternoon. >>> and thousands of workers are getting a raise. how much the minimum wage is going up this january in one south bay city. ,, they went to a free brunch at a neighboring chruch >>> today parishoners at a church hit by a fire in berkeley got help from a neighbor. >> they went to a free brunch at a neighboring church. the fire friday afternoon tore through the first congregational church's hall. today members were invited to gather at a neighboring church, first presbyterian church, to eat and hold their own afternoon service. >> when we found out we couldn't have services in the morning a

sheri bought a ticket online to see her favorite band for hundreds of dollars. then she realized she over paid. >> i saw that the cost was in 50 something dollars. i was mortified. i was so >> kim: software called bots allows workers to scoop up tickets at lightning speed and resell them online at a huge mark-up. how do you avoid getting gouged? >> one thing you can do is go through the official ticket seller like ticket master and create an account. that way you won't have to log on and enter payment details during which time a bot can go in and grab your seats. >> kim: take advantage of pre-sales through sites like sell password info.com. look out for credit card promotions which offer first dibs and discounts. >> we also found if you visit the resell sites closer to the event itself ticket prices can plummet. so patience does pay off. >> kim: consumer reports tracked prices for a los angeles dodgers baseball game through score big, fan exchange and seat geek, and found more than a $50 difference compared to the box office price. on the actual day of the event

shery: thanks. hong kong bracing for the arrival of a typhoon.nded and airlines are warning of flight disruptions to their is no trading in the morning session. will remain in force for much of friday. it killed at least eight people in the philippines on thursday. the pboc has weakened the yuan reference right by the most since august. 6.70 558 is .37 of a percent weaker than yesterday. the u.s. currency surged after its key interest rate at zero. the philippine president has widened his lead with the u.s., telling business leaders in beijing that he is dumping his company's traditional ally and embracing china. his comments are the strongest yet. the philippine president has touted ties with china an russia since taking office in june. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. rishaad: in the sum september and october data. haidi: china housing prices keenly watched. over to tom mackenzie for the latest in beijing. it looks like growth is continue to happen despi

shery: despite all the things that have happened since the 40 buysthere are still on samsung.ave a chart that shows you analyst scores for samsung. perfect scoreclu in 2011 and have consistently scored above apple except for a the firstfter smartphone was released in 2009. onlyarket value gains is half of apple. number ofdid see a key investors adding to their position in samsung yesterday after the worst rout since 2012. there is a lot of conviction in the company despite the ongoing crisis. thank you so much for that. ofhaad: we have this month official mourning beginning in thailand after the death of the king. the world's longest-serving , where died in bangkok he had been treated for various ailments over two years. haidi: large crowds have gathered outside. we are at the hospital. what effect are you seeing on business? >> we know that it will open at 10:00 local time. banks are also operational. any have yet to receive instructions from the government to shut operations. take a look at the baht. , recoveringy rising the losses in the last eight sessions. it has been gai

shery ahn is taking a look at some of the big players. what are we seeing here?r the economy as a whole. when it comes to the markets, we're seeing such shocks, volatility of for the past year, and finally these china focused hedge funds could be seeing a solid rebound. they were the worst performer since 2011. they were trailing, their global accounts for the first time. now there is bounceback getting in june, a could continue. take a look at this data from eureka hedge, you can see this uptake -- uptake of more than 5%. less couldof more or be just because market volatility last month fell to the lowest in two years. right now we're seeing gains in ine sectors such as tech china and u.s. listed companies, consumer stock. this fund is one of the biggest in china focused hedge funds come up than $1.5 billion. you can type in golden china fund, which is run by greenwood. they have met some big bets on internet, tech and consumer stocks, and you can see that rise as the middle of this year, four consecutive month of gains, rising 3.3%, giving the return of 3.3% in

shery: right now, that seems pretty tough. see that in the first quarter of this year, 70 7% of revenue came from commerce at home, as opposed to 8% from international. other services worldwide such as thed computing, 15% of revenue, but still falling short of their target. americany have the apparel and footwear association saying they want alley bomb a -- to preventa large-scale copyright infringement. up next, stepping up scrutiny after questionable transactions linked to pboj --1mdb. haidi: this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: this is "bloomberg markets: asia". i am rishaad salamat. haidi: i am haidi lun. out, youoaden this have a one-year chart, but when you look at offshore yuan, set for the longest losing streak in comes afternd that entry into the sdr basket. rishaad: compare that with sterling. haidi: i suppose this is added sensitivity, but it is worth mentioning that if you look at the basket, don't just look at dollar-yuan. it has quite a bit of relative strength day. let's get over to david monitoring that shanghai, hong