to start things off with telstra. time..m. sydney you will hear from telstra's ceo .an hour afterwards, ceo graham kerr will be joining us for the first on bloomberg live from perth. you also hear from evolution p.m.g chairman at 2:40 sydney time. fed's policyof the achieve? we ask that question. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is daybreak asia. they: a quick check of latest business headlines at this hour. jet airways is trying to do or more indian passengers. five indian cities were given more access. the german carrier has also deepened it partnership as it competes with middle eastern rivals. they hold a holistic in jet airways and air italian. they say they're open to cooperating with them. >> management and workers on strike at the world's biggest copper mine have agreed to talk. not on when to hold them. have agreed to a meeting with labor officials. they could be friday when the talks happen. the sec's interim chief could make it harder to investigate corporate wrongdoing. he isting chairman says reviewing autonomy given to senior attorneys which allows them to i

andrew penn, chief executive of telstra.h the earnings in 15 minutes. by chiefe joined executive at south32, evil lucian mining chairman -- evolution mining chairman as well. despite claims to the contrary, china's economy may well be insulated against a potential blow from american protectionism. chief asianre, our economics correspondent. what af this is based on frequent guest has been writing about. to be tradehere was tensions with china, china's economy has reached a point of sophistic -- a sufficient domestic demand. they think that is changing and the reason to support their own factors outlined in america, so an interesting angle on the trading base. rishaad: it is about value added essentially, isn't it? whylso goes to perhaps companies from outside of china find it difficult to make money there. >> there is a debate about how to make money by foreign companies because of restrictions on operations, the limitations on what they can do, and of course the general moreng that china could do combat foreign companies ar

telstra also coming through with a profit.s pizza is a standard after his forecast data we are going to be live from london at the top of the hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg technology. let's start with a check of your first word news. this is bloomberg technology. our top story, cisco shares still up in after-hours trading. the company reporting second-quarter revenue was over $11.5 billion, just eating estimates. it may fall short of analyst projections. working to jumpstart sales growth, since the network industry shifts to software-based services. u.s. officials are investigating the extent of contact between donald's advisors and russian intelligence before the election. michael flynn step down this week. developers are the latest example of national concern about russia's capabilities and the insulins on the national security of the u.s. someone with expert knowledge, keith alexander. at the helm, in town for the rsa conference. welcome to bloomberg technology. you have plenty of clients looking

telstra yen currency -- no change in interest rates from the rba.anus: keeping an eye on the bond of markets. fed is hawkish. march is on the table. government bond yields hitting the lowest level in two weeks. for a variety of reasons. the european situation as well. slightly more risk off in the market. snp unchanged at the moment. anna: let us get the bloomberg business news. the trump administration will return to court today to argue it has brought authorities over -- it has broad authority over national security. justice department lawyers are to appear before a panel in san francisco to seek the reversal of a lower court ruling that puts it the executive order on hold. the move stranded refugees, triggered protests and handed the new government its first crucial test. drop will not be allowed to adjust the u.k. parliament during a state visit to britain -- that is the view of john virgo following calls by lawmakers to not give to the u.s. president the honor of addressing both houses of parliament after the introduction of a ban on people fro