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singapore. big banks have not quit. citigroup and bank of america earning hefty fees from oil, gas, and coal industries. we analyze the data. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: it is daybreak europe. i am manus cranny in zurich. we are approaching -- firmly to getting to net zero. the big banks say they are committed to financing those goals but they don't seem to be able to quit fossil fuels since the paris agreement in 2015. global banks have put $4 trillion into oil, gas, and coal, as opposed to $800 million that went into green projects over the same -- $800 billion that went into green projects over the same period. our guest joins us from copenhagen. why is it so hard to quit fossil fuels? >> it is a lucrative business, and obviously, it is a gradual process but i do think the industry has been caught slightly off guard in terms of the shift of sentiment is the world starts to panic about the fact that global warming is here, palpable, a huge emergency. the bank industry will tell you it is not something you can switch off from one day to the next. t

america within 60 days. joining me now is suranjana tewari from our asia business hub of singapore.ch business do they do in the us? it is, china's largest telecoms company and around the world it has 335 million subscribers in more than 100 countries. but it is not that big in the us. it has been there for nearly two decades, but among its customers are american, chinese americans, as well as tourists who go there. 2 million chinese tourists a year and students and businesses providing services to the chinese government facilities in the us as well. that is what the us is worried about. the us regulator says the company could be subject to exploitation influence and control by the chinese government. it is worried about how it accesses stores and disrupts data. also about us communications and how it could disrupt that. the us says that could be used to engage in things like espionage and other harmful activities against the us. the us officials say it was highly likely to be forced to comply with chinese government requests without any independent judicial requests without any ind

singapore and the president of vietnam. >> and a long-term solution frankly is to build more in america.to buy a thing from china or southeast asia if we could make it at home. >> exactly. that was the point of my trip. >> jesse: that was the point, she just didn't mention it at all. because as far as we knew, the only news we saw out of that trip was her masked up in front of a statue of ho chi minh. it got weirder when the staff tried to interrupt. >> let me ask about build back better. i've done a number of stories on that. >> let's invest in our infrastructure making sure every family has access, affordable access to high-speed internet. that's the way kids do their homework. how people in remote areas to see their doctor, the telemedicine. these are examples of what the build back better agenda does with the focus on the american family. >> going to have to have cutbacks -- >> they're cutting off joe and kamala. there's tomi lahren and steve host of the next generation. tomi, you go first. >> she was talking about internet access in rural areas. she said those of us in rural areas w

singapore. let's get to the earning sector in banking sector, bank of america kicks off a busy day.yes will be on the loners growth after mixed numbers yesterday. the m&a unit posted its best quarter yet but shares fell. what were the high points from j.p. morgan's results yesterday? it seems to be the same high point it was delivering earlier in the year. >> jp morgan will report on the third quarter. they posted their best quarter, a record for m&a overall. advisory almost tripled. equity underwriting jumped 41%. they are looking ahead [indiscernible] this bodes very well for their global fears. mark: as the story of loan growth, something real focus for investors, are we seeing it as a continued good story? candice: this is an area that is important particularly looking ahead. we have seen executives point to early indications that small businesses and consumers -- [indiscernible] jp morgan showed there are some ways to go. loan growth was 6% higher than a year ago, but thanks to the wealth management arms. consumer and commercial loan growth -- that is where a lot of investors a

best asset in america is that you're always confer cooperation and consultation and cooperation and consultation i think that is an opportunity to not just be on india but traveling to singapore and what about tyler and the philippines are 100 million people we need to be more and more active in this respect that will give us one of the two richest countries that will be india we are more than power india to take more and more responsibility both in the pacific for example in the island like fiji when you have so many ex-indian guys living in the island all of this needs to be done and orchestrated way you cannot expect japan or australia to extend support for an aid to a country, has to be coordinated and orchestrated this is exactly to keep all these resources to different entities and create a new stability in a different way of the americans to the region you don't have to be boots on the ground you can use it in more sophisticated ways with all the allies in the region. but they need to know. >> given the israeli experience if you are going to vice president biden, let's imagine president biden calls you and says what do you advise using the door india and indonesia, aft