shery: breaking out of south korea.e are getting the current-account surplus in south korea for the month of september, widening to $10.21 billion. we had seen a previous surplus at around $6.5 billion. this has widened to over $10 billion. the goods surplus coming in at above $12 billion. we have seen continued surplus for the current account in south korea. consecutivee a five months surplus, not to mention exports in october contracted a little, but in september they rose for the first time in seven months. south koreag pmi in so weoday two-year high, are getting a widening of the surplus. haidi: pcb numbers crossing the bloomberg, better-than-expected, eating the analyst estimates on the bloomberg, third quarter $1ome coming it at just billion, better expectations than $850 million. a key watch, given we did expect deterioration in asset quality on account of the lockdown in the impact of the pandemic. the infield ratio at 1.6%. quarter, 350 million sing dollars. the largest singapore lender also explodes better tha

shery: our top stories this hour. wall street pulls back from record highs over worry about surging virus numbers and potential like don't -- new lockdowns. the u.s. ramps up pressure on china. considering danley mainland companies from american exchanges. regulators criticize the lack of access. goldman sachs is set to be preparing a second round of job cuts in three months as a moratorium on firing amid covid-19 comes to an end. howi: let's take a look at we are setting up in the first couple minutes of sydni trading. we have had a pretty cautious trading session this week ever since we had a technical glitch that essentially put the asx out of action for monday. we are seeing a little bit of a flight back to the opening session as we get more clarity in terms of the ongoing trade tensions between camera and beijing. still on the back foot trading at the moment. we are seeing outside of half a percent trading in new zealand stocks. shery: we continue to see pressure in the futures markets. u.s. futures down .1% afte

shery.next guest bullish on asia. recovery but her main driver, the region, is the future. joining us now is the chair. great to have you with us. you are not the only one in asia. this chart showing how much money foreign investors have poured into korean stocks, $5 billion this month alone. we have the japan stock market at the highest in 1991. what are you liking? >> we like a lot of things in asia. we like the fact that in asia, despite the recent increases, is still much more reasonably priced than the u.s., and the huge dispersion we have seen in performance among different types of stocks is evident not just in the u.s. markets with a european markets but also in the asian markets. specifically, if you take a look for energy isps compared to take for year to date from the beginning of this year until now, the tech index in the u.s. has gone up 35% while the energy index has gone down 35%. this gives us, the stock pickers, really fertile ground to sign investments particularly in asia.

shery.rrie plans to further align hong kong with the mainland to lift its ailing economy. we will get the reaction from the american chamber of commerce in hong kong later this hour. up next, xi jinping finally congratulates joe biden, calling for cooperation towards a healthy and stable relationship. what now for u.s.-china relations? this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: xi jinping has broken his silence on joe biden's victory, saying he hopes the two can manage differences and focus on cooperation. bloomberg foreign policy reporter is in washington. no doubt we have seen careful watch and wait and see approach from beijing, given that very early on, we had congratulations from a lot of the other world leaders including america's allies. president xi waited until now. what did he have to say? >> he said essentially they want a situation of non-confrontation which has really been the watchword for china and something they want to avoid, essentially a repeat of what happened in the trump administratio

shery.ead, senior commodities strategist daniel hynes joins us to discuss the oil market as opec-plus remains debt knocked on supply. moderna shares jump as it becomes the second vaccine candidate to apply for emergency approval in the u.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: moderna shares jump yet again as the company's hoping to get fda approval before christmas. a new analysis confirms preliminary findings that the vaccine is 94% effective. that's get more from michelle cortez. how much confidence do we have in this recent data? astrazeneca are conducted more trials but it looks like moderna could be pushing ahead for pre-christmas approval. data is: the moderna looking better every time i get a new cut of the data. we saw that none of the near cases and coronavirus occurred in people who got the vaccine and the number of people who got the vaccine who got any type of infection was very low. fewer than a dozen people. so the idea that the virus is incredibly effective at preventing serious infec

so bounce forward, with comcast business. ♪ shery: welcome to daybreak: asia. i'm shery ahn.d-watts in sydney. markets in seoul have opened for trade. asian markets look for a cautious start to the week. global equities remain close to their records set earlier this month. u.s.ne hopes rise as the is aiming for mass shots within weeks. first travel bubble burst as infections arise in hong kong. shery: we have breaking news out of singapore. we are getting the third quarter growth ors, contraction rather by 5.8% year on year. the numbers have improved from the advanced estimate. they have missed expectations slightly. we are talking about a year on year contraction of 5.8% for the third quarter. it was an exponential growth of 9.2%, which is better than the advanced estimate but still missing expectations of the economists. signals in the final months of the quarter. a little weaker on those retail sales and bank loans i think -- loans in september. we had seen a huge jump in the construction sector. in effect during growth of more than 12%. singapore expecting 2020 gdp to con

shery.estors turning worsening coronavirus numbers across the globe that are forcing stricter measures from governments. let's cross to mark cranfield. optimism,ccine cyclicals rallying, especially in asia. what is going to happen now as we continue to see this resurgence in coronavirus infections? mark: the closure of new york schools will come as a bit of adult to risk sentiment in asia, particularly given it has been a pretty good month for asian equities and currencies so it would give traders a good excuse to take some of their chips off the table and move aside. i think the fact that the situation in the united states is not improving and it is prompting a big city like new york to take such drastic action will certainly come as a wake-up call. we also saw yesterday in tokyo, they had a record number of virus cases and they are tightening restrictions so it's coming back to haunt everybody, the fact that this pandemic is not going away and there is still issues to be dealt with even if

shery: we know that u.s.nts during this roughly 2.5 months of the lame-duck period go through a number of presidential pardons. there's been some talk, some serious and some more speculative, about what president trump do in terms of pardoning himself, his associates, members of his family. how constitutionally acceptable with these moves be? josh: without question, president trump can pardon his family members and those around him. that is not new. presidents have done pardons before of close associates. the more difficult question is whether he can pardon himself. our constitution does not really put a limit on who can receive a pardon. in theory, president trump could pardon himself. i think the bigger question is whether the biden administration will try to prosecute criminally the president and his associates. i think it will be a huge cause of divisiveness in those prosecutions for years to come. it is unlikely to get a conviction. people might feel good when the president is charged but it could take a

shery. take a look at what the pound is doing. it's not reacting that much at the moment. but we are just getting breaking news from sky that boris johnson senior advisor, dominic cummings , is going to leave the role by year-end. part of the brexit strategy and is departing following the resignation of the u.k. government director of communications as well. we have seen a call earlier by citigroup that perhaps we could see a rally in the pound. we are not seeing it yet. that's get more insight on the currency moves from our mliv managing editor, mark cudmore. what are we expecting on the pound front as we continue to see these brexit negotiations and the fact that we now have some key members of the government resigning? mark: i think that this departure of cummings's big news and we might not see the reaction in the european time zone but i expect this to be a positive for the pound. cummings was seen as being a large part of the friction between the e.u. and the u.k. and why many on the e

. -- it will be, shery.back to our equality segment and the role of women in the u.s. election. a record number of female candidates ran for office in 2020 and we know now that at least 131 of them will serve in the next congress. let's get back to betsy fischer martin, director of the american university of women in politics since two. thank you so much for hanging around -- politics institute. thank you so much for hanging around. made progress this time around. where are the challenges ahead for female representation in politics? did,: republicans really republican women, make a lot of headway. 14 plus new women that will be coming to congress. the presidential race is not the only undecided race here in the states. we have congressional races that are undecided so it could be an even bigger number, but there are still some challenges. even with this record number of women going to be in congress, this will still be under 30% of women represented in congress and that is nowhere near the equity component t

shery: i am shery ahn in new york. asian markets aim to rebound from last week. weekrs brace for a dominated by the u.s. election. china continues to lead the way out of recession. consumer spending lists services. westpac's full year profits plunge after fines for money laundering. cash earnings falls. one of those stocks where watching going into the sydney open. let's look at the market open. sophie? expecting some moves this monday. the biggest weekly drop since september 25 as investors adjust the some of the risk ahead. we did have the worst week for aussie stocks since april. adding 0.1%. we have amp shares gaining trillionter the this wealth manager said that a preliminary takeover approach of every management values the company at $4.5 billion. westpac has results out this morning. later this week we get results upm alibaba which ticked single day sales early on sunday. the ipo is a big event we are watching this week. we are expecting a big pop here on thursday given the massive appetite we have seen for the offering. friday had the biggest drop since j

shery: former u.s.ry of state henry kissinger speaking with our editor-in-chief at the bloomberg new economy forum. we have another on the bloomberg. south korea will be raising their social distancing measures to 1.5 level. this according to their news. they are raising the social distancing guidelines from level 1 to 1.5. this will include fining people who don't wear masks, limiting seating at sports events, recommending working from home, and resuming online school classes instead of offering partial off-line classes. we just had the biggest gain in infections in about 11 weeks with more than 200 daily cases. the market opens in south korea in 20 minutes. we will be watching that. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: seeing modest gains across asia. let's turn to sophie for a check of the markets. sophie: aussie shares back online. higher than half a percent, this after the worst outage for the exchange in four years. which the regulator says they put the asx in breach of its market license. ahead of the rba

shery: welcome to daybreak asia. the asia-pacific markets look set to start the week with gains oil is back in the spotlight with attention rising among opec and its independent allies. estrella seeks global support -- wanting the wto to step in and to end discrimination against its exporters. breaking news. a little bit of a mixed picture when it comes to those month on month and year on year numbers. contraction of 2.2%. this is a huge miss because the expectation was for marginal gains. perhaps this negative and disappointing data was helped by the holidays in october. we saw the holiday export contraction. on year numbers are huge disappointment. we have the final third quarter gdp numbers coming out tomorrow. likely a surge of 1.9%. haidi: to can look at the trading that was just getting underway when it comes to the australian markets. we could possibly erase those losses for the year. it will be the best november. we are seeing moderate gains at the open ahead of the rba decision. dollar, 73-93. the u.s. dolla

shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak asia."nvestors weigh virus news and future restrictions. only modest gains in tokyo and hong kong. covid-19 poses a growing threat to the economy. nations imf, and g20 worn surging numbers may undermine a global recovery. plus, we discussed prospects for the u.s. and the wider picture with the atlanta fed president, who joins us this hour. haidi: let's look at the sydney staggered open, the friday session muted compared to the street we have had in asian stocks, asia-pacific stocks seeing 13 consecutive days of gains broken by the thursday session, the longest winning streak since 1988 coming to an end. a flat stock -- a flat start in sydney, kiwi stocks up, muted start in japan spite heavy inflows of foreign buying. we are seeing a further downside when it comes to trading in the futures session. getting secretary mnuchin speaking at the moment. he is speaking in an interview with bloomberg news, saying financial conditions are quite strong, that companies that are need grants,covid not tha

shery: you took me to my next point.l opposition by the u.s., and some countries are saying that perhaps we should wait until after the election. however, given the circumstances right now and how much power the united states has over this organization, it essentially blocks this judicial system from operating properly. what are your expectations for how this will unfold? wendy: right now, the wto is in a deadlock. there will be efforts between now and november 9 to try and reach an accommodation, but frankly, i think all eyes are on our election and i think of vice ns, there biden wi is hope that the united states will throw its support behind the nigerian candidate that also recognizing that the korean candidate is very strong and well-qualified as well. it's just that she has not gained the consensus that the nigerian candidate has obtained. ,aidi: that was wendy cutler vice president at the asia society speaking to us. navigating washington's relationship with beijing will be a crucial task for whoever wins the race.

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shery: definitely chinese yunaa, one to watch. we are watching the immediate reaction in the dollar. we are seeing strength in the chinese yuan. with the u.s.-china tension, this is where a lot of the action will be. the japanese yen, we have seen some weakening there but this of course after the biggest jump in a week. as japanese markets over coming back from the holiday. gold unchanged at the moment but remember, its violent reaction to the 2016 u.s. election. do watch out closely. what happens with gold, crude at the moment gaining a little bit around and extending those gains we saw after that huge jump on monday. now it is at the highest level in about a week. we have continued to see signs of opec-plus delaying upland easing of output. haidi: we do have some breaking news which could be huge implications when it comes to retail investors. is expected to ipo be delayed by half year. this is a news web portal owned by tencent. tencent, wechat as well, all of these relationships within the financial ecosystem coming back to an

shery: max neeson.e will have more on the astrazeneca vaccine candidate ahead when we hear from the company executive vice president , the head of the biopharmaceuticals unit. on tuesday, bloomberg is launching the global covid resilience rankings. this project measures of the biggest economies have handled the coronavirus pandemic based on 10 key data indicators. coverage across bloomberg news and media room 8:00 p.m. sydney time, 4:00 a.m. to new york. we have breaking news at the moment. we are getting headlines from cnn that the gsa has informed biden, president-elect joe biden that the administration is ready to begin the transition process. and was a procedural step the head of the general services administration had to give the formal transition process the go ahead and now we are hearing from cnn that the gsa has informed president-elect biden that the administration is ready to begin the transition. this coming at a time where more states are certifying the election results, showing president-e

shery: still ahead, tencent earnings preview.could be better shielded than its peers from beijing's crackdown. more on that later. opposition lawmakers in hong kong vowed to create a mass protest. china giving local authorities power to one see politicians. we discuss with a pro-democracy voice. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ turmoil in hong kong, pro-democracy lawmakers set to resign en masse after beijing passed a resolution to disqualify politicians who were not patriotic. cameo -- carrie lam her critics. for membersot say remaining in the legislative council, we will have a rubberstamp legislation. i welcome diverse opinions in a legislative council. i respect the checks and balances responsibility of the legislative council. that is written in the basic law of the constitution. all this responsibility has to be exercised in a responsible manner. shery: beijing's latest move sending a message to joe biden and the rest of the world that no amount of pressure will prompt the communist party to tolerate dissent. jodi schneider is in hon

shery: welcome to daybreak asia.fic markets look set to start the week with gains oil is back in the spotlight with attention

shery: in the u.s. 177,000 new infections on saturday alone.an you go about contact tracing this? >> there is more data that we can use. are tooplaces there many cases for contact tracing to be effective. that cases with the highest -- have the highest transmission risk. we should focus first on the most by remic. the most likely to contribute to super spreading events. threshold, we know how many cycles it took to get a positive result and the higher that is the lower the vibrating. people liketrate on if we reallyld concentrate first on contact tracing those who have cycled thresholds which are less than 30. preventing them from super spreading. then it could be more feasible. is spread by super spreading events. those are the people most likely to contribute to spread. shery: we will have to leave it here but thank you to the professor of bio statics. a major new green energy drive from the fourth highest iron ore producer will speak to the chairman and founder about his company's shift to renewable resources. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: tim

shery: what is happening in brazil?e have the halls of the vaccine trials and we have already seen the feud with the president. how much of this is political at how much is to do with real safety concerns? >> that is something we simply do not know yet. it could be this is an isolated or non-vaccine related event and the trial will be able to resume relatively quickly within a matter of weeks. there is precedent for that in the united states with johnson and johnson and astrazeneca's vaccines. we do not have enough information to be able to judge that yet. haidi: in the meantime, we are getting some more studies and modeling as to where we see the most vulnerability in public gatherings. there is some good news and bad news. the good news would be that may be a full lockdown is not necessary? is somethingy that that has sort of been -- there has been stronger evidence of that over time. the coronavirus tends to spread through super spreading events. places where a lot of people gather and doors in -- gather in doors in

i want to bring in shery ahn, daybreak asia anchor.the u.s., we know there is a whole range of issues, whether it is political interference, antitrust, and so forth. already regulatory concerns about some of these giants? shery: these giants take up so much of the industry. they really have spread their wings amid all of this chinese consumption. we have seen this trickle of regulations, rules, whispers of what might happen. the ipo pullback, as you mentioned, $35 billion. just a few hours before it was supposed to start trading, it was suspended. investigatingies the music arm agreement with publishers. looking into all of these potential anticompetitive behaviors. this is nothing really new because we had seen some hints back in january. theseion of governing internet giants and restrictions involving targeting specific customers through online behavior. more updating of their laws for the internet era. usedxample, if china market and revenue share to determine who is holding a monopoly, now they will consider other facets as well su

shery: i am shery ahn in new york. asian markets aim to rebound from last week.or a dominated by the u.s. election. china continues to lead the way out of recession.

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. -- shery: we are continuing to see this pressure on the yuan dollar. near a three year low.urn into something of a consensus bet? says -- >> the team says this is turning into a consensus bet. over at stan chart, eric wahpeton -- robertson says markets are on the verge of a major reallocation to e.m. there are seen declines in u.s. rate volatility. they are expecting a broad-based dollar weakness. haidi: we are watching turkey after what was a chaotic weekend. what is the outlook for the lira? >> ahead of some of the shakeups, including the exit of the economy minister, they saw the global shakeup at turkey central bank. this may be evidenced by november 19 when the policy committee is due to meet. coleman is still expecting turkey to rise further with a 17% increase forecasted by years and with risks to the outside. was sophie with the latest. the world has hit another coronavirusestone, cases top 150 million. the u.s. remains the epicenter and europe is struggling to contain the outbreak. we continue to see a surge in cases and deaths as we enter the winter now, here in th

. ♪ ♪ shery: welcome to daybreak asia. i'm shery ahn in new york. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts.es this hour, wall aseet back from records investors assess the november rally. the dow jones seeing its best month since 1987. the russell 2000, the best in its history. opec and its allies

i'm shery on in new york. haidi: i'm haiti stroud-watts in sydney. tracking asia opens. u.s.o major regulatory changes as the fed calls for more fiscal and monetary stimulus and the dollar weakens. alibaba spooks investors with

. ♪ ♪ shery: more coverage of u.s. election results continues.," "daybreak asia," to i'm sherri -- welcome to "daybreak asia," i'm shery ahn. haidi: our top stories, joe wisconsin and michigan. the trump campaign sues over access to vote counts. uncertainty gives wall street its biggest rally in months.

shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak asia."us news and future restrictions. only modest gains in tokyo and hong kong. covid-19 poses a growing threat to the economy. the

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shery: welcome to daybreak asia. our top stories this hour.t for gains with astrazeneca, the latest pharma company to deliver positive vaccine results. some analysts question the data, saying they fall short of the high bar set by competitors. joe biden set to name janet yellen as treasury

shery: our top stories this hour.ack from record highs over worry about surging virus numbers and potential like don't -- new lockdowns. the u.s. ramps up pressure on china. considering danley mainland companies

shery: welcome to daybreak asia. i'm top stories this hour.et to extend the rally after u.s. stocks see new highs on moderna's vaccine claims. shares linked to a reopening economies rally strongly. janet yellen adds her voice to calls for fiscal s

shery: welcome to daybreak asia.es, asia faces a cautious start after wall street slipped on disappointing data. stocks consolidate as the dollar falls. the dollar index is below 92 for the forced -- fourth time in two years. xi jinping finally congratulates joe biden on hi

shery: welcome to daybreak asia -- our top stories this hour -- asia look set to follow wall coronaviruslockdowns and there's the worry of a timing of a relief package in haidi: washington. president trump tak

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