shery: the u.s.itself, we saw weakness giving yields were down, of course the euro plays a big part. david: if you look at the bloomberg dollar index, 32 percent of the index. vladimir putin said he was not to end the war in you learn -- ukraine. at the moment, if they sound a bit patient when it comes to monetary policy, that will affect dollar strength. haidi: the latest on the currency moves. shery: watching the monetary policy of singapore to counter rising food and fuel costs. this as inflation reaches a nine-year high. our chief national correspondent joins us now. what are we expecting? haslinda: we are expecting a further tightening yet again. 2.5% to 3.5% and they say they are ready. analysts expect three things. it can widen the band. if it does, it's a rare move. if it does raise and expand the band, there are huge concerns about volatility. all of these moves to counter higher commodity prices. remember, singapore imports everything it needs from fuel and food to added cost to the people.

shery. shery: still ahead, we will discuss opportunities in energy tourism and trade as economies emerge from the pandemic. western australia's deputy premier joins us later this hour. first, a recession may be looming. not all downturns are equal and there could be opportunities ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we do not have a policy rule for everything. we don't have one for every industry. it's a very brute force hammer that we use on the economy. when you have to use a brute force tool, sometimes there is some collateral damage that happens. we are trying to do this in a way that there is not much of it. you cannot taylor policy. shery: christopher -- tailor policy. shery: christopher waller. we continue to see the bond space really reacting with that rout continuing. the australian 10 year yield topping 3% for the first time since 2015. we are seeing the kiwi 10 year yield continuing to rise to that teen high end of hours, the 10 year yield here in the u.s., treasuries above to 75 for th

shery: what about growth plays?ngs -- we know mega cap tech companies challenges, you have the korean or taiwan market. guest: the growth plays have sold down, the market has been more of a value driven market recently, that plays into what we do in large part. companies the book cheap relative to what we are worth. the large-cap, mega cap tech names. we think long-term those businesses will be winners. in taiwan in particular you're getting pretty good dividend yields. in an inflationary environment, collecting that dividend is very attractive. shery: always good to have your thoughts. we have an alert on the bloomberg twitter, rating could be cut on the acquisition by elon musk. we are hearing s&p saying twitter ratings are placed on creditwatch negative. this of course as the s&p ratings agency expects to resolve the placement which would result in multiple downgrades of the company and they can assess the capital structure, open strategy and governance as a private entity. this follows a $44 billion deal on one

shery: the top stories this hour -- the u.s. and eu may impose more sanctions on moscow on reports russian troops masker civilians in ukraine, allegations denied by the kremlin. -- massacred civilians in ukraine. haidi: elon musk buys a share in twitter. shery: and with the rba under pressure and height and policy. this is the picture on wall street. teachers under pressure asked her the s&p 500 with gains led higher by tech stocks. the nasdaq gaining higher than 2%. a deepening of the curve with the 10 year yield reaching 2.4% after we saw inversions in different parts of the curve in last week. also having oil gaining above $100 a barrel. we continue to see those prices rising. we had saudi arabia hiking prices for all of its buyers, not to mention they are concerned with more russian sanctions to come. we are watching some of those names in the stock market moving big time. we are talking about twitter that at one point gained more than 30% after tesla's elon musk came out and reported he has a 9% stake in the company. we saw

shery mentioned u.s. stocks falling said the s&p 500 are racing games from earlier -- erasing gains from earlier in the session. let's go to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: the wto -- at the latest assessment, the war in ukraine could lead to a war of global commerce. they see a number of headwinds to trade growth and food insecurity. the u.s. sees human rights deteriorating globally as russia continues its war in ukraine. an annual report from the state department for 2021 before moscow's invasion highlights russian actions around the donbass agent of ukraine. the secretary of state antony blinken says more atrocities may come as russia pushes to take more of the country. sri lanka has held payments on foreign debt to reserve its dwindling dollars stockpiles. authorities say they will negotiate with creditors and our warning of a possible default. the announcement follows mounting calls for the president and his brother, the prime minister, to resign. global news 24 hours a day on air

shery: and in new york i am shery ahn. europe warns moscow may face further sanctions of the reports of potential were crimes by russian troops. the kremlin dismisses the allegations. haidi: eu leaders push beijing to help end the war in ukraine and not interfere with. shery: around china -- plus, omicron reports a new omicron subtype. we saw the s&p 500 with a third week of gains. in late surge on the friday session as treasury yields surged. a bit of positive sentiment in chinese companies on news that we could see chinese authorities giving full access to u.s. regulators when it came to auditing reports for more than 200 companies listed in new york. we also had crude prices following the most weekly in about 10 years. we continue to see pressures when it comes to wti crude at the open, which is now below $100 a barrel, this on news from the biden administration that they will be releasing an unprecedented amount of u.s. oil reserves. we have new levels of inversion in the treasury yield curve, the twos and 30's inverti

shery: i am shery ahn in new york, welcome to "daybreak: asia ."nternet stocks deliver earnings disappointments, alphabet reporting images for the first time since 2018. the results will pressure asian markets on concerns that growth will slow. haven market jump. russia is set to counsel gas supplies to russia and bulgaria -- cancel gas supplies to poland and bulgaria. haidi: equity futures are firmly in the red after that very week lead from wall street overnight. australia, expecting the cpi rate to come in above 4%. does that accelerate calls for a super site hike from the rba. sydney futures are down 1%. we will get to the start of cash trading in about one hour. . that is bringing the total losses for futures so far this week more than 5% over the past four days. 10-year yield holding steady at this point. new zealand see a downside, pretty bearish forecast when it comes to the property market there. we are watching some of the developers that might be exposed. and we are watching dollar china, as we continue to see the dollar strength within

shery: welcome to daybreak asia. emmanuel macron to face national is marine le pen for the french presidency. we are live in paris. russia says it has a new military commander in ukraine after what the u.s. calls putin's strategic failure. china defends its virus control after a swipe from washington as shanghai's covid cases keep setting records. u.s. futures still muted at the open in the early trading session in asia after u.s. stocks fell over 1% last week. we continue to see the fed's hawkish nose felt across the treasury space. treasuries continuing to selloff last week. the yield curve did steepen a little bit. the dollar continuing its strength around the july 2020 high. that has sent the euro down the past seven sessions. we are watching crude prices as they extend the declines after two weeks of losses. given the strategic release of oil not to mention china's covid albert. -- covid's outbreak haidi:. let's take a look at haidi: sydney and broder asia. futures just shy of half of percent. we have the may 21

shery: i am shery and in new york. welcome to daybreak: asia.ur top stories, sanctions on russian revenues for the first time as the eu warns that the war in ukraine could last years. fed officials held fast and high. raising rates as much as 300 basis points this year. and that aggressive tightening plan is set to weigh on trading sentiment in asia. investors eyeing china's covid lockdowns. haidi: we do have trade numbers out of korea. crossing the bloomberg terminal. trade rising four points, billions being added. the current account widens to $6.4 billion. we are of course continuing to watch the impact of the war in ukraine as well as some of these ongoing supply chain disruptions when it comes to trade flow in asia. we are seeing when it comes to the expectations side, the balance of payments, the current account balance widening. a good balance there also accelerating from the previous month. shery: and we have breaking news out of peru right now. we are seeing their central bank rate decision raising the key rate to four and a half percen

shery: you mentioned a cheaper yen.ow much is that helping now when it comes to the equity space in japan? and how big is the correlation. these moves are so fast in terms of the weakness. will this add to the uncertainty? belita: there is so much uncertainty with every corner right now. this new spate of lockdowns and china has a huge impact on global supply chains. i do not know where it stops at this point. it seems to me 1.30 is cheap. we don't try to invest based on making macro calls, but at these prices, many of the exporters -- even though there is in demand products, there is a timely fashion and there is problematic logistics. these companies will do better only when we can see some sort of rotation of the supply chain and global trade again. shery: you would think with a selloff in china that perhaps the stocks there were a good opportunity. but you are actually underweight. why? belita: we have been underway china for a long time because of our investment philosophy. these companies are run by entrepreneurs,

shery: i am shery ahn in new york. welcome to "daybreak asia."- tighter monetary policy and china's covid lockdowns ripple across markets. china approves its new videogame licenses since july and ten

sheri: good evening from new york, i am shery ahn. the top stories.ech stocks tumble on lackluster results. alphabet posting a rare earnings miss while announcing a share buyback. haidi: u.s. doxxing across-the-board. shery: and russia escalates its standoff with europe, cutting off gas supplies to countries that refuse vladimir putin's mandate to pay in rubles. this is the picture across wall street, we are seeing pressure on u.s. futures, down almost 0.5%, this after the s&p 500 lost almost 3%. the nasdaq composite seeing its worst day since december 2020. the nasdaq 100 on its lowest level in a year. the thing is we have about 80% of companies reporting earnings, beating expectations, but disappointing forecasts, with inflation being felt in cost pressures. that is affecting markets. you have the flight to safety with the treasury rally and the dollar gaining ground. wti seeing a bounceback, continuing to extend gains. of course, support is coming from policymakers pledging to support their economy. stocks we are focusing on after hours are those t

shery: and the u.s. trade chief exclusively tells bloomberg the white house is looking to realign ties with china rather than seeking a new board. this is the picture across wall street. we are seeing u.s. futures up .1% after the s&p 500 fell. today was lower from tech stocks. treasury yields searching -- s urging after the more hawkish tone we saw today. that sent dollar to the highest in about a week. with a strong dollar we also saw pressure on wti prices, which continued in the asian session falling about .6%. and really offsetting that bullish push that came from potentially more sanctions against russia. it was really all to do with the treasury's route to because look at the 10 year yield, which rose to its highest level in three years. when it came to the two year yield, the highest level since 2019. five year yield also at the highest since 2018. this, all on citations of how hawkish the fed could be. and of course we are headed towards the fed's march meeting minutes we are expecting on wednes

shery: welcome to daybreak asia. our top stories, the fed says inflation and geopolitics are clouding the outlook as traders price in half-point hikes at the next two meetings. asian stocks set for a steady start with treasury yields tumbling from this year's high. tiny equities set for more pressure. tesla posts a record quarterly profit but says supply chain will persist through the rest of 2022. i'm sorry, i jump to the gun. [laughter] haidi: i just wanted to remind you the big inflation print we got from new zealand. what does this mean for the rbnz going forward? you would not think he has been more hawkish than the past three weeks after that biggest rate hike in 22 years, but there we have it. we have inflation numbers coming through. 6.9% was the fastest and 32 years. take a look at the trading when it comes to the kiwi dollar as well as the trading pay out when it comes to aussie kiwi. the mist when it comes to first quarter cpi. markets were expecting and even faster rate of inflation than what we got of al

shery: welcome to "daybreak: asia." i'm shery ahn. haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts.re focusing on flat or inverted yield curves. ukraine says russia is regrouping. the prospect of more russian penalties hitting oil prices offsetting the impact of major relief. . from u.s. reserves. shery: the japanese yen holds steady at the one 122 level. we have seen it pretty range bound. this as we continue to see jgb yields broadly on the decline, but still the yield curve steepening slightly, given the superlong sectors are outside the boj's yield curve control. we have been watching some eco-data out of japan. labor cash earnings beating expectations. household spending missing big time. we get bmi -- pmi numbers in about half an hour. the cpi numbers out of south korea, coming in the highest 2011, a gain of 4.1% for the month of march, the first time in over a decade that it has topped the 4% level. kospi gaining about 0.4%. the korean won has been weakening for the past three sessions. haidi: take a look at where we are sitting when it comes to australian equities. the aussi

shery: it was good having you with us.hina has put a floor under the currency after the yuan had a loss driven by the concern that the covid lockdowns may have caused chaos for the economy. we thought the weaker tuan would be beneficial but now the code they are acting. >> when they see a rapid move in their currency, something like 1% two days in a row is a big move. central banks could be stabilizing, a move like this starts to become dangerous. that is why they have gotten on the move to get this forward. shery: we cannot hear you at this point, we have an issue with the mike, we will be back with you. you can get a roundup of all of the stories you need to get the day going, terminal subscribers, go to dayb . get the assets that you care about. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> credit suisse is considering the second management overhaul, struggling to turn around the bank after fears of scandals and profit warnings. credit suisse may replace of long-standing executives on the management board including the top lawyer, cfo, a

shery: welcome to daybreak asia. national is marine le pen for the french presidency. we are live in paris. russia says it has a new military commander in ukraine after what the u.s. calls putin'

shery: u.s.asury secretary janet yellen to bloomberg money markets pricing in 200 basis points of fed tightening by september. our next guest says asian high-yield debt historically outperforms aggressing -- investment grade. let's discuss more with jenny zeng from alliancebernstein. good to have the with us. if you want to get into asian junk at this point, how are we looking in terms of valuations though? jenny: good morning. yes, asian high-yield, if you look at valuation, there is another developed market, it's q uite attractive. it's been a collateral damage of the chinese property selloff. outside of china, particularly indonesia, india, are very strong. rate remains low. therefore, we think asia high-yield market right now will lead to longer term investors. this is a good entry point. shery: how can you factor in rising inflation though? asia has not had that, as many other countries -- has not had that problem, as many other countries have. and more regions becoming more hawkish. jenny:

shery: welcome to daybreak asia. our top stories this hour, asian stocks set to fall as the fed plans to raise balance sheet by $1 trillion a year and hike rates. the u.s. addition -- latest edition of cinches on russia at prudence daughters. u.s. futures needed and the early asian session after the s&p 500 fell in new york. we had that consumer discretionary section leading declines. the nasdaq 100 falling more than 2%. we have treasury yields larry liang -- treasury yields rallying again. suffice it to say we did see the yield curve steepening a little bit given that the fed minutes from the latest meeting was a tad less hawkish than feared. we are seeing wti rebounding but still below that $100 level qamar given that we have heard from the iea that they will be contributing an additional 60 million barrels to that huge stockpile the biden administration is releasing from its reserves. haidi: the market seems to continuously question this idea of whether these unusual types of reserve releases are going to change t

shery: paul allen joining us from sydney.watching the currency space, kiwi dollar unchanged. iron prices rebounding. we have seen the multi-week rally in the aussie kiwi, what will happen with the rbn, we are watching those moves. seeing a strength for the korean won after five's ♪ sessions of losses. we are talking nine sessions of losses already. close to the 20 year low. we have plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: quick check of the headlines. airbus is defending its decision to keep importing titanium from russia. the playmaker says it would hurt aerospace manufacturers. russia supplies about half of their titanium. credit suisse investors are being advised to hold the board of directors accountable in mistakes made. according to reports obtained by bloomberg, shareholders are recommending investors vote against it. the boat will be held on april 29. sunac has missed the first payment on a dollar bond as worries emerged. sources tell us bondholders have not received payments. according to the offering, there

shery: welcome to daybreak asia. our top stories, asian stocks and bonds sent to come under pressure as investors digest the odds of a swift cut in the fed's debt holdings. the u.s. and allies plan further russian sanctions, including a ban on oil fti to punish the kremlin for alleged war crimes. and washington says it is not seeking a divorce from china. our exclusive conversation with trade representative katherine tai is just ahead. take a look at u.s. futures, holding on barely to some gains early in the asian session. this after we had the s&p 500 losing ground, being led lower by tech. we had the more hawkish commentary coming from the fed government. that sent treasury yields higher with the 10 year yield rising for a third session to about a three year high. that sent the dollar higher to the one-week high. pressure on commodities including wti which is losing ground in the asian session. we are seeing it now at around $100 a barrel despite the fact we could see potentially more sanctions against russia. haid

shery: take a look at futures.ng muted in early asia trading after we saw the s&p 500 fall today, technology stocks declined. this is bloomberg. ♪ at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity. >> good morning. we are counting down to asia's market open. shery: welcome to daybreak asia. our top stories this hour, asian stocks set to fall as the fed plans to raise balance sheet by $1 trillion a year and hike rates. the u.s. addition -- latest edition of cinches on russia

shery: welcome to daybreak asia.asian stocks set for a steady start following a late surge in u.s. tech stocks. treasury yields jump on inflation concerns. samsung earnings are due this hour with a focus on demand for memory chips and it's a galaxy smartphones. plus, facebook adds more

shery: still weakening. that is really a phenomenal string of losses we are seeing for the japanese yen. but i digress. let's turn to the fed's latest survey showing inflation and geopolitics ramping up uncertainty over future growth, emphasizing the debate among officials over how fast to raise rates back to a neutral level. let's bring in our global economics and policy editor kathleen hays and editor andrea popovic. give us some kid taken -- give us some key takeaways. kathleen: the beige book is put out before enteral -- every federal reserve meeting pit may 5 is the next one. signaling on future hikes. this covers the six weeks through april 11. it is an auto evidence from the 12 district banks. it did say that high inflation and geopolitics are clouding out but importantly they said it shows the economy expanding at a moderate pace since mid february and bloomberg economics points out when you look at the details that shows more than just moderate optimism about the economy. labor demand is strong. hir

shery: u.s.y secretary janet yellen says the white house could be open to scaling back tariffs on imports from china. yellen told bloomberg it is worth re-examining the trump era duties to help revive american's relief from the fastest inflation in four decades. >> judging by the u.s. unemployment rate now, but they air our measures of the performance of the labor market. it has been decades since we have seen such a strong job market with sucks -- such excellent employment opportunities for people. you can see that in the high quit rate and the enormous level of job openings. so the fed is concerned about inflation. they have made clear that they will be removing accommodation to try and get it under control. i know they will achieve -- try to achieve a soft landing. with some skill and some luck we will have a very good year for the u.s. economy in terms of the job market this coming year. >> let's talk about china, because you referred to that last week saying you really want to china to help

shery: to china's market open. shery: and i am shery and in new york. graphic images triggered a push for fresh sanctions on russia. china finds a new subtype of the omicron variant will shanghai prepares to start a fresh round of mass covid testing. plus, asian stocks may get a boost after beijing's move to ease an audit dispute with the u.s.. look at u.s. futures right now, under pressure after the s&p 500 managed to gain in the last few minutes of trading in the friday session, in fact, for the week, we saw u.s. stocks gaining ground for a third consecutive week. we are now seeing some downside pressure as we continue to have that uncertainty over where the federal reserve goes from here. we have u.s. job numbers really strong, showing a resilient labor market. also watching the treasury space, we are seeing the treasury route continuing in a new levels of the yield curve in version, the twos and 30's inverting for the first time since 2007. oil markets are also extending their around. wti is now below $100 a barrel. brent also approaching those leve

sheri: welcome to daybreak asia.aidi: top stories this hour, apple sees supply chain constraints costing up to $8 billion this quarter after posting record results. >> amazon predicts sluggish sales growth as consumers cut online spending. earnings reports sets to weigh on sentiments in asia. the yen in focus with a fall past 130 per dollar. breaking news out of south korea, we are getting industrial production numbers for the month of march. rising 1.3% month on month. beating expectations. analysts expected contraction. the year-to-year number a little softer, but still growth of 3.7%. this as we continue to see the strength in exports for south korea. it makes -- we had -- beating profit and net income. right now, we are seeing the year on year number a little softer than expected. month on month, industrial production rising 1.3%. haidi: we had pretty good numbers out of dbs. now we are seeing ocd reporting first quarter net income better than expected. 1.2 billion was the expectation. the actual number at 1.3 6

shery: welcome to daybreak asia. our top stories, asian stocks set for a steady start following a late surge in u.s. tech stocks. treasury yields jump on inflation concerns. samsung earnings are due this hour with a focus on demand for memory chips and it's a galaxy smartphones. plus, facebook adds more users than expected in the first quarter, bucking concerns the network has peaked. haidi: let's look at how we are setting up to the start of trading. looking like a slightly better day. futures broadly higher. sydney futures seeing indicated upside about .7% when we get to the start of cash trading. lots of action when it comes to the reversal on the short end of the bond market particularly as we get really these rate expectations being piled on in the wake of superhot inflation reading we had yesterday. looking like a rate hike fully priced in before the election on may 21 at this point. kiwi stocks up by about .4%. we had that extension of the trade deficit with the import export numbers out a little earlier in th

this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: welcome to bloomberg asia. i'm shery ahn.m haidi stroud-watts in sydney. asia major markets have just open for trade. jim bullard refusing to rule out a 75 basis point hike for the fed. the world bank take a look at japanese equities coming online right now. gains of about 1%. we have a very weak japanese yen, 13 consecutive sessions of losses against the u.s. dollar, a 2000 too low and the longest moving streak on record. we are waiting to hear in about half an hour from the finance minister to hear what he has to say. to pay attention to that press conference. we have the 10 year yield very close to that upward level of tolerance. take a look at korean stocks because we have two sessions of losses for korean equities already. the korean won after two sessions of losses holding at that 1234 level against the u.s. dollar. we are watching the korean bond space closely as we have rising treasury yields, rising u.s. dollar having an impact on the korean assets. but as we did have the social distancing measures being relaxed, we

shery: we appreciate your input.ou can get around up of the stories you need to know to get your day going in today's addition of daybreak. subscribers can get that at dayb . the assets that matter to you. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: quick check of the business flash headlines. slower demand for software and i.t. services. shery: the exit from work from home arrangements, forecast revenue and in march 2023 to increase up to 15%. profit for the fourth quarter also towed estimates at almost $750 million. google is spending $9.5 million to get more workers back to the office. it will invest in campuses and data centers throughout the u.s. this year and is expecting to add 12,000 new jobs as part of the investment. technology firms are balancing moving employees back to in person work without causing unrest among staff. haidi: taking a look at the day ahead, this is what we are watching when it comes to new zealand. house sales fell more than 53% -- 33% of the year. this is a sign that the property market is moderati

shery: our top stories this hour. bank slashes the global growth forecast on the invasion on ukraine and has a response to massive crises including covid. the fed warns

shery: the top stories this hour. the imf slashes the global outlook citing the ukraine war in china lockdowns with key concerns. haidi: u.s. equities rally as treasury yields climb across the curve on command concerns. shery: netflix users log off and stocks fall 20% as it loses customers for the first time in a decade. impacting 200,000 customers in the quarter. no wonder we are seeing that downside pressure in after-hours trading down more than 25% at the moment. we are keeping an eye on the stock with u.s. futures under a little bit of pressure. the s&p 500 rose with a broad-based rally. every industry group rose except energy because it was under pressure on demand. not to mention the world bank had already done that earlier this week. in the agency -- in the asian session, we see a little bit of the upside. the 10 year yield also hitting a fresh three year high. and that sending the dollar over higher for a fourth consecutive session. what was interesting was on the others, we were talking about the japanese yen

shery: the top stories this hour. applebee's estimates thanks to strong demand for iphones and judo services. china's latest lockdown may weigh on the bottom line. >> amazon disappoints wall street. sluggish sales forecast as buyers cut down on rising inflation. >> elon musk pitched for job and cost cuts at twitter as he negotiated to acquire the company. we are seeing downside pressure on u.s. futures after the s&p 500 had its best day in seven weeks. already we had the nasdaq 100 gaining 3.5% in the new york session given strong earnings coming out of meta, paypal, and qualcomm. the 10 year yield moved toward 2.80. the dollar index at the 20 year high. the wti is under a little bit of pressure after reaching the highest level in two weeks given the looming eu ban on crude imports. right now, it's all about the after hours session which is why we are seeing the downside pressure on u.s. futures. look at apple. results came in that are than expected. we had supply chain concerns being felt across the company. not enou

shery: i am shery and in new york. welcome to daybreak: asia.es, sanctions on russian revenues for the first time as the eu warns that the war in ukraine could last years. fed officials held fast and high.

. >> good evening i'm shery ahn. u.s. stocks slide as treasury yields a surge with traders bracing for the possibility of more aggressive fed tightening. >> president biden boost aid to ukraine and vladimir putin says that russia has liberated mariupol. >> big banks back elon musk's bid for twitter. this is a picture across wall street. we are seeing futures muted. it was a volatile session in new york. we saw gains of more than 1% at one point. tesla reporting record profits. airlines gained ground. international and corporate travel is coming back. then we had treasury yields surging and the nasdaq underperforming. we also had the dollar rebounding gaining ground again. wti rose and we have seen in the asian session approach $104 per barrel. the main story was in treasury yields with two year yield leading the gains. at one point topping the 2.73 level which would be the high-end peak of the cycle. the 10 year yield also above the 2.90 level. we continue to see pressures on the global debt markets fueling the treasury r

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shery: that was the malaysia sovereign wealth fund managing director.we would hear from the apac president about their index. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: india giant tcs has developed a new digital sustainability index for the asia-pacific region. it evaluates how ready companies and governments are with achieving their green goals. the study highlights a vast majority of green digital, sustainability can deliver a competitive edge, but their efforts are not sufficiently recognized in the region. joining us now is girish ramachandran, asia-pacific president at tcs. good to have you with us. what is going on across asia why are these efforts not recognized? girish: good morning. first of all, it is a pleasure to be speaking on world earth day. as we see, there is significant push towards digitization globally. every company in the world is becoming a technology we realized that there so much pushed and digitization, nature also start measuring the impact on sustainability goals. and is there enough of a push towards sustainability goals? this is why we c

sheri: good evening from new york, i am shery ahn. the top stories.umble on lackluster results. alphabet posting a rare earnings miss while announcing a share buyback. haidi: u.s. doxxing

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y tal vez recuerden a sheri papini una mujer que dijo ser secuestrada en 2016.te que fingiÓ el secuestro y ella misma se provocÓ las acciones. ahora se enfrenta a cargos de fraude postal. en noticias mÁs positivas las remesas que se reciben en mÉxico son una parte destacada en la economÍa de este paÍs, y ahora resultarÁ mÁs sencillo que lleguen a sus destinatarios gracias a una nueva tarjeta. issa osorio nos cuenta mÁs. >>> asÍ es, los inmigrantes que envÍan remesas a mÉxico podrÍan hacerlo sin comisiones. gracias a una nueva tarjeta llamada tarjeta paisano se trata de un acuerdo de la secretarÍa de mÉxico que busca mejorar las condiciones de quienes reciben dinero en mÉxico por parte de sus familiares de estados unidos. >>> vamos a llegar a la mayor parte de la poblaciÓn de mÉxico. >>> parte de las ventajas, las personas podrÁn recibir el dinero en cuestiÓn de minutos en 1500 sucursales se podrÁ utilizar y el monto mÁximo es de 7499 dÓlares. la informaciÓn se conocerÁ por la red consular de mÉxico en estados unidos mediante las 45 ventanillas de asesorÍa financ

shery: -- david: this is my kitchen table and also my filing system. over much of the past three decades i have been an investor. the highest calling of mankind was climate equity. then i started interviewing crude i watched your interview. i have learned from doing interviews how leaders make it to the top. >> he asked how much i wanted, i said 250. i did not negotiate with him, i did note due diligence. david: i ask them how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate being the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? for six consecutive decades, sylvester stallone has started number one box office hits. he has not only been wrong about -- rambo and rocky, but also a producer and a painter. i sat down with him at the library of congress to talk about his extraordinary multi-decade career as a leading person in hollywood. i am in the library of congress with sylvester stallone and sylvester, thank you for giving us this time. sylvester: my pleasure, david. david: the library of congress in 2006 said rocky was a national treasure and put it in

reference to an art baiting and there with the meaning of did show show which a way of life and ritual sheri co 4 to both are together. and that is shown rate of figures to the most beautiful or re to learn your child for your well, in fact, that's how it all started for hendrick kirsten's. he was a stay at home dad who began chronicling the development of his daughter. the snapshots turned into a portrait series. now the voters have one international renown and numerous awards . it was very easy to if you model it home she, she daughter, she's always her surround you. and if you showed a photograph, outdoor, it has consequence identification. can you do that? came to do that with a little child or not. of course i am the subjects of the art works, but i can look at it's very objectively as some outsider, almost the role paula care stance plays, has also evolved over time. now she contributes her own ideas with a degree in art history. she's familiar with the collection of the old masters here at amsterdam strikes museum. it's a treasure, chest of dutch art history, and a source of inspirati

earn a lot of money without getting up from the couch today evgeny rybakov is playing with us only sheriesndrey urgan maxim kiselyov and alexander pushman good morning, especially happy to welcome maxim kiselyov. for the first time in our program man, you are all actually here to cut ski, so to speak, it turns out that in our country there are stars who have not yet come to us. here's an example for beginners. we are always lucky. so uh, all max's hope is for you today. thanks a lot. well, let's probably start right away, yes, then all the talk about the more there is such an amount of money. in general , a small agree. show us at the bank first after the last game, it just happened here and more and even millions. well, that's how much they saved up for past programs this time, that's how much there is. okay, the first round is five for one. let me briefly remind you about maxim, i will tell you the rules. here are our games here. now the viewers will randomly select the computer. he with my help will ask you a question 20,000 rubles. will be on horseback. well, in fact, you will have 4 m

. >> good evening i'm shery ahn. u.s. a surge with traders bracing for the possibility of more aggressive fed tightening. >> president biden boost aid to ukraine and vladimir putin says that russia

shery: the top stories this hour. eu sanctions target russian revenues for the first time.

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shery: good evening from new york. the top stories this hour, u.s.bonds fall as the fed says the central bank may shrink the balance sheet as soon as next month. haidi: the u.s., eu, and g7 countries coordinate a fresh round of sentience on russia as outrage

shery: the top stories this hour, the world bank slices global growth forecast and analysis a $170 billion -- and announces a $170 billion crisis fund. haidi: the central bank needs to mov

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