shery: you said the u.s.conomy is a little hotter than expected and we are getting conflicting data. cpi numbers and ppi numbers surprising to the downside. a bumpy road ahead. how do you invest? >> find the undervalued stocks, the companies that still have a role and are growing and have a positive return on equity to do a lot of micro-investing and look at companies that have specific reasons on the macro side, for example, defense, aerospace, i not including boeing. but certainly the general dynamics, lucky marketing. -- lockheed martin. these stocks were down or up one or 2% in the last 12 months when you can look at others stocks from royal caribbean up 130% and nvidia so it will be about the rotation, areas that have been unloved and also even some pharmaceutical companies like bristol-myers, just go back 20 years, nothing seems to go right, the stop does not seem to go anywhere. that is the only way because the data is so misleading and controversial in a way because how can the fed be talking about a

shery:. shery: with you for the market opens in taiwan.loomberg markets coanchor yvonne man, joining us live from taipei. other geopolitical headlines we are tracking -- with the rebels say the u.s. and uk's fighter jets have hit targets in the red sea province in fresh stripes on sunday evening. if tv channel operated by it the evening impact group reported the attacks. u.s. allies have been bracing for a response after dozens of airstrikes on houthi targets in yemen since friday. ukrainian president president zelenskyy is said to be planning to meet with the jp morgan ceo jamie dimon at the world economic forum in davos. he is seeking to replenish the coffers after the war in russia, with calls for a piece eclipsed weather is not how much conflict. j.p. morgan has been advising president zelenskyy on attracting capital for rebuilding projects. coming up, are muizzu interview with the misonix energy -- our exclusive interview with the panasonic energy chief technology officer. but first, a deep dive into china's economy with oxford econom

shery: really interesting.he market continues, but those risks are overshadowing some of that market supply, let's bring in on the fast who says, the market is geopolitics. not interest rates or a recession. joining us is victor rishaad -- vikas pershad, analyst at m&g investments. we are focused on where the feds and the boj goes from here. is your rationale here that the direction seems to be clear whether it is monetary policy or economic activity? vikas: good morning. wonderful to be on an happy new year new year to all of you. i think if we look back over the last three or four years, there has been talk about interest rates, recessions, what will happen. and we have been aware of all those things. our focus has been on repairing for the future where we can't quantify things. geopolitics, if you look at the last three or four years, covid and the conflict around the world, that has more of an impact on inflationary -- more impact of inflation -- on inflation and on supply chains than the moves in interest

shery: still ahead, the u.s.in concentrated pockets of the labor market. our preview of the numbers next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there is a possibility for the stock price to fall to around ¥31,000 in january but i believe it will hit the 41,000 level toward september this year, considering u.s. rate hikes around that time. >> i believe the nikkei will surpass the mark recorded on february 1989 before the bubble burst. >> i think we may see the stockmarkets touching ¥40,000, possibly hitting the record high since the end of the bubble era. we expect overall markets to move steadily, ending the year around ¥38,000. shery: we are still some ways to go in order to get to those levels. 33,000 when it comes to the nikkei. we had a bad start when it comes to the equity markets in japan to 2024. right now we are seeing more upside. 0.1% for for the nikkei, 0.3% f or the topix. materials and tech in the red at the moment. the reason we are watching this closely, the levels of the japanese yen so important, 144.69, a bit

shery: we turn to japan. are searching for answers after the country's second tragedy into days. a runway collision between two planes in tokyo killed five people who were set out on a relief mission to the country's earthquake zone. let me start with you because you are at the airport where the crash happened. what went wrong? kurumi: in japan, a tragedy over another tragedy. what happened yesterday here was around 6:00 p.m. local time. a japan airlines flight, jl 516, was cleared to land according to officials. the same time, a coast guard plane that was set to go to evacuation efforts and help with the disaster struck. -- the disaster struck area collided with the japan airlines flight. it may be tough to see behind me, but there is a bit of a black. that is what remains of the japan airlines flight. we are right now on the fifth floor of this sky deck. it's just stunning to see in person, absolutely devastating. we still see a fire truck hanging around. there is really little to see in terms of what is le

shery: great to have you with us.llish outlook for the japanese market. with the neck a at that 1990 hi today. haidi: so much of this comes down to what central banks do. we are watching ahead of the boj next week. no change expected but the communication will be scrutinized. the governor of india central banks as rate cuts are not yet on the horizon for that economy. no further evidence of inflation has settled. also added to the course of policy makers warning that investors are getting ahead of themselves with bets on monetary easing. >> financial markets all over the world have started talking about rate cuts. the central banks are nowhere near it, as to their stated statements which are coming out from various central banks. so far as india is concerned. inflation has moderated from the peak of 7.8%, which we saw immediately after the onset of the war. inflation has steadily moderated. it has come within our target range of 2.6%. but our target being 4%, we are still moving towards 4%. so we have to reach 4%. unt

shery: u.s. futures opening really muted after resolve s&p 500 pressured, that fed speak pushing against aggressive rate cut bets. earnings with big banks, wrapping those up for the fourth quarter and a little bit of a mixed picture when we had goldman sachs topping estimates but stanley disappointing, and at the same time we had oil opening to the downside, $72 a barrel right now for wti. we already so losses in the new york session that repaired back because it is really cold here in the u.s. and that cold front hampering some of the crude supply. it was really to do with what is happening in the treasury space. the 10-year yield topping 4% on christopher wohlers comments on that methodical and careful rate cut. take a listen to exactly what he said. >> with economic activity and labor markets in good shape and inflation coming down gradually to 2%, i see no reason to move as quickly or cut as rapidly as in the past. haidi: the chinese pimm or said the economy grew around 5.2% in 2023, surpassi

shery: u.s. economic reporter steve matthews. our next guest says investors have largely hung the mission accomplished banner on the fed's chances of achieving a soft economic landing. great to have you with us. we saw bond yields falling towards a 4% level when it comes to the 10-year yield. we are paring back some of those aggressive easing expectations at this point, but where are we headed for the rest of the year? >> one thing we definitely expect to see is continuation of the trend we had in 2023 whereby what is going on with the 10-year treasury yield and interest rates is probably the single biggest determinant of equity prices. you saw for example when the fed announced that her pivot in december. you've saw a rally in everything. we like to say that investors got a great 2024 during the fourth quarter of 2023. with respect to what we can expect this year, there's certainly some promising factors. inflation continues to drop. it is not dropping in a straight line, but when you look at the latest inflation figures, over t

shery: it includes production cuts? >> not cuts.e our production schedule relative to the motors. shery: some geopolitical challenges we have seen as well, china restricting some critical minerals that need to be put into ev batteries. what are your expectations for how that will affect your business? >> it is obviously a challenge. but we always manage different policies and regulations around the world. so it is nothing new. we just need to find the better ways to qualify products to each respective regulations. when it comes to ira, we have obviously started our plans before covid and we ramped it up right before covid. now we are running at full capacity. and then ira is definitely helpful for our business. obviously a new regulation is a challenge but we will definitely manage it through as well. vonnie: other stories on elected vehicles today, volkswagen's finance chief says europe's biggest automaker remains flexible on how it spends money between electric and combustion engine cars. the cfo says the company is seeing some re

kriti: shery ahn, on the floor of the consumer electronics show in las vegas. always gets the best assignments. very cool technology coming out of their, of course. in every single sector, the idea that artificial intelligence is making a massive debut in some consumer products is where i want to go next. openai, the brainchild for lack of a better term, in talks with some major news organizations, cnn, fox and time magazine all to license their content. part of an effort to secure access to news stories and make the ai chatbot more accurate and relevant. the development comes as openai faces several lawsuits alleging copyright infringement. it also follows a lawsuit the new york times placed against microsoft and openai -- microsoft is the majority stakeholder in openai at the moment -- that said this was copyright infringement. openai really tackling this head-on with some other media organizations they are using. luxury goods maker lvmh is in discussions with social media after tiktok on a plan to limit the sale of counterfeit products on the platform. tikto

shahcheragh, peace be upon him, special programs in this sacred shrine it will be held by mohammad sherishiraz radio and television news agency. thank you for your attention until the next part. in the name of god, i greet you and have a good evening. in the last 24 hours, the coldest place in our country was varzghan in east azarbaijan, with a minimum temperature of 19 degrees below zero, and among the centers of the provinces , ardabil was the coldest center of the province with a minimum temperature of 8 degrees below zero. we predict that for the next few hours , we will witness rains in parts of the northwest, northeast, as well as the dry shores of the caspian mountains and the heights of alborz . for tuesdays and wednesdays we still expect to see rain in the northwest, west of the range and the heights of the alborz range and the heights of the zagros due to the arrival of the precipitation system that we have in these areas from tomorrow. we will have rain in the northeastern parts of the country . for tuesday and wednesday, the intensity of the rains will be on the western shore

captions paid for by cbs television distribution sheri garcia is suing her daughter, 22-year-old elissa: order! all rise! ♪♪ this is case number 473 on the calendar in the matter of garcia vs. gaston. parties have been sworn in. you may be seated. sir, have a seat. >> judge judy: ms. garcia, the defendant is your daughter. and let me see if i generally understand what your case is about. you had a car... >> yes. >> judge judy: ...that you were selling. you agreed to sell your daughter that car. what kind of car was it? >> it was a 2003 infiniti. >> judge judy: byrd, can we look that up -- 2003 infiniti?

case >> areva, but sheri is comprised of men, women, parents and particular.e got to imagine that her taking the stand when she ultimately does is going to be very significant and trying to build up that carries. what is going to strike you -- in this case? >> i'm going to be looking how the jury responds to the issue of a gift of a gun. i think that's going to strike, laura, at the heart of so many jurors. i think a lot of parents are going to be sitting very kelvin, gosh, i taught want to be held accountable for everything my children do. but when they hear of this month or had information about her son's emotional state, and despite there being some contradictions about what that evidence is, it's very clear she knew her son was going through something very significant. and then to take a 15-year-old kid, going through something like that, into a gun store, applying havoc, on and go into a shooting range we're you shoot the gun with him, post on social media, bragging about taking him to that shooting range, i think it's going to be very compelling evidence

. >>> sheri redstone is launching a bid with bdt capital is sharing nondisclosure with private firmsr financials which has a 10% stake in para paramount. the post adding redstones p prefers to sell all of national amusements. that following the report that sky dance media is discussing a bid for national amusement. >>> meaningful rebound in the housing market could be underway. kb home posting lower sales for the fourth quarter, but the decline in mortgage rates makes buying a home more attractive noting it is seeing an increase in orders over the first several weeks of the first quarter. the home builder believes it is well positioned to meet demand signaling home prices could fall from where they stood in the fourth quarter. >> silvana, thank you. >>> turning back to the top story and the watershed moment for the crypto industry. the s.e.c. approved the first spot bitcoin etf. watching crypto on the news and bitcoin is up .30%. by far, the laggard with the crypto complex. ethereum is the best one up 5.5%. the 11 pufunds operated by ark invest and grayscale and others are trading as

i'm sheri kang, cnbc, hong kong. >>> apple vision pro headsets will be available in the u.s. 2nd. shares are down 6% this year after two rating downgrades. the stock reported the first gain of the year on monday. >>> speaking in the chip space, nvidia has three new graphics chips as it looks to boost standing in the a.i. pc chip market. the chipmaker says the new chips would be compliant with export controls providing an alternative to the more powerful server gpu. a lot to unpack here. nvidia was among the first in the consumer electronic show where a.i. is set to take center stage. we have our analyst joining us now. let's talk about this upcoming ces. i'll say ces. it is easier. a.i., obviously, is a major theme. no surprise there. i guess the focus is going to be on how companies are showcasing how a.i. is going to be translated into the use case. what can we expect to see from the conference? >> i think we can expect to see from the consumer side is a.i. in every product you can think of. smartphones and tvs and appliances. we will see more and more a.i. har hardware. 20

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the court and in the eyes of law enforcemene coue he touched that sheriff's department employeat sherie. the lawyer has to go to the court and to the sheriffs . the sheriff has to go to that employee and said, are you okay with thiemployre you os plea ban agreement? >> and if he does one thing out of line, i guarantee you he'll face, it seems a little soft. es me. chris, a lot of you see a lot of these cases being pled down. they get probation. i mean, this guy waset he was tk about to take down a 15 year girl. >> and that's horrible. and that's why we do. investigations, jesse. but in this case, when you consider. the reality of whs he is, what he has and hasn'te done in his past, and the fact p that, you knowas, the prosecutos in this county and many others are overwhelmed, it should be a true justice situation, i think. >> and we'd like to tell everybody at 7-eleven, ie toellf you see anybody buying wine coolers and oreos and cars, 911. yeah, that's like the wine coolers. ne coolethey you know, it was pt of his fantasy, the oreos, because she had braces. >> oh, god, i wish she hadn't

sheri, for spending your time in investing in the well-being of our state's ch adults.re a champion of missouri. she is 0 missourians have dedicated their time, energy, and efforts to improving the lives and for that, they should commended and honored. it is critical that we continue to honor ordinary missourians who do extraordinary things. these 13 individuals represent the best of the show-me state and truly exemplify what it means to be a champion of missouri. i yield back, madam president. ms. ernst: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. ms. ernst: thank you, madam president. th a the faces of the six americans who have been at the mercy of iran-backed hamasover . they are brothers, sons, husbands, fathers, and grand fas. they range in age from 18 to their families have been sick with worry. they have been sick with fear day after day, not knowing whether their loved ones are even alive. as they cry out for answers and once again returned to congress looking for hope and looking for leadership. these requests should go, not go unanswered. d

we had this■8want to thank shery carter and betsy martin and others on civic learning just yesterday.t to bring that sto the other for democracy calls. so the kind of programs you hear, the kind of programs you have in the audience, you know, we're put on because if we don't have a healthy democracy where we're not going to be america possible anymore, yeah, that's great. it's amazing. collaborative partners that you've put together. i civics is really to be a part of it. while we're on the topic collaboration i want to pose two to the group and maybe i'll start with you because you mentioned partnerships. how can organizations in the cic together to better support educators and students? and i hope everyone the room we're all together here out of the presidential site summit. yeah so i mean i think that you knome of the most important work of course we we do is with teachers and what i there are few things that i think we to think one is that all teachers need assistance who are who are doing this work i think some of the teachers who need the most assets assistance are elementary te

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