the new details and the important trip for holiday travel plans. >>> panic in tokyo.and lighting the rain train on fire. >>> alec baldwin speaks out about the deadly moving set shooting, as we learn about more gun-related incidents on the set. >>> one

paul: isabel reynolds there in tokyo.ll to come, the commonwealth ceo about the big divide between orchids and central banks when it comes to inflation. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: this is "daybreak: asia." we are tracking the fallout of the global supply chain crunch. these are the headlines of the day. this week rates to move goods and planes to either hong kong or north america rose to fresh records. the you -- you in his estimated that rising ocean shipping costs could translate into 1.5 percentage point in global consumer prices by 2023 with smaller countries potentially suffering the most. shipping rates have increased more than fourfold over the past decade. the coming holiday season could only worsen the situation. fedex forecasting a 10% increase in shipping over the peak season 2020. that means 100 million more packages compared to pre-pandemic levels of 2019, which comes as more consumers turn to internet shopping. shery: chipmakers fell in after-hours trading, the u.s. the biggest maker of machinery used to man

. >>> panic in tokyo. a man terrorizing a train, stabbing people and lighting the rain train on fire. >>> alec baldwin speaks out about the deadly moving set shooting, as we learn about more gun-related incidents on the set. >>> one of the biggest gaming platforms in the world suffers a major outage. was a burrito promotion to blame? >>> can you guess who is behind this baby yoda costume? >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with the climate crisis and the historic summit kicking off in glasgow, scotland. president biden arriving today. >> some calling this the last best hope for the crisis. leaders are taking a more aggressive approach. human-induced climate change may affect 80% of the world's population. >>> some proposed solutions are being announced. the u.k. and india have announced a solar grid project. >> the big headline will be the u.s. revealing its strategy for zero emissions by 2050. reena roy joins us now. >> reporter: that's right. president biden is scheduled to land in scotland soon. he is

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blake essig joining us live from tokyo.well, several people are injured after two trains collided sunday night in england. officers have been responding to the crash at the fisherton tunnel near salsbury station. police and rail investigators have declared it a major incident, but there are no critical injuries we know of and no one was killed. britain's transport secretary tweeted his thoughts to those affected and says an investigation is underway. >>> well, coming up. the gates are closed at one of china's most popular amusement parks, at least for now. we will tell you what triggered this sudden closure after the break. hey hun hey, get your own vapors relax with vicks vapobath or with vicks vaposhower. take a sooing vicks vapo moment wherever you chose. you don't get much time for yourself. so when you do, make it count with crest pro-health. it protects the 8 areas dentists check for a healthier mouth. the #1 toothpaste brand in america. crest. get pumped fans, because basketball's back! and our league pass lineup is

well, we are following reports of a knife attack on a train in tokyo.go now to blake who's live outside the train station where this happened. what more are are you learning about this horrifying attack? >> reporter: rosemary, look, it happened around 8:00 p.m. local time on sunday night. large amounts of people were streaming into the city center to celebrate halloween, but that train never made it. stast s stopping here at the station behind me after a chaotic and horrific scene broke out onboard involving a deadly weapon. this was no halloween prank. as commuters in japan headed for tokyo city center on sunday, some ended up running for their lives. this video shows streams of panicked people trying to escape a train car where witnesses say a man who might have been dressed up as the comic book character "the joker" or possibly a different character was attacking passengers. observers say the suspect was waving a long knife. and according to japan's public broadcaster, nhk, set fire to the train after spraying lighter fluid across the seat. at least

shery: we are counting down to the start of trade in tokyo. in south korea, chipmakers will provide data on semiconductor inventory and sales to the u.s. following a request from the commerce department. north korea also condemned the and artillery fire drill saturday after the u.s. and south korea held a five day joint air defense exercise. the south korean finance minister appeared in front of the -- appears in front of the parliament budget committee in the coming hours. in japan, a broad easement of covid border control measures allowing in students and business travelers. we are watching should say bank after -- shinsei. softbank groups announced its second-quarter results after the bell in tokyo. haidi: we are joined by our asia tech reporter in tokyo. what are we watching for? >> these days, softbank earnings are all about the vision fund, there humongous investment arm. the last quarter has not been great for softbank. record quarter after record quarter, three back-to-back. we have seen a slump in the past quarter. this one, we are ex

john vail's joining us out of tokyo. what are the drivers for this revival we have been expecting when it comes to japanese markets? don: a lot of it is due to the auto sector which finally seems to have enough chips to britto's enough. -- produce enough. so, there will be more cars on the lot. and also, consumers are actually getting dizzy -- busy in every respect here. people are getting back to a more normal life. it happened a little slower than i thought. japanese people tend to be rather cautious, but, it seems like things are picking up now in the third quarter. in the stock market, i think we could see some international funds flow to japan. it is about 15 times this year's earnings compared to the states. earnings are growing here quite rapidly, just like everywhere else. companies have pricing power. they can make a lot of money just like u.s. companies are in the states, selling cars at rather high prices. even though there are fewer of them. but even in the domestic market, you see prices rise here. companies

let's get more from tokyo.avy debt burden by japan, among the highest in the developed world has been long talked about, it will not get any better. reporter: yes. a substantial chunk of extra debt that is going to be added. that is for an extra budget that is set to be announced on friday, we do not have the official details yet. according to this report, 36 trillion yen. in addition, another 6 trillion in unexpected tax revenue. this is a substantial addition to the debt. there has been a lot of reference to next year's election. he won a substantial victory, and with two houses of parliament, if they lose control of the upper hand, it becomes very difficult. it is important to maintain control. if you look again at public opinion polls, asking about whether we want cash handouts, a lot of people are saying it is not a good idea. it's far from clear whether this policy will actually support his approval rating. shery: isabel reynolds joining us from tokyo as we get the latest year on year growth of 1% out of

let's bring in our managing editor in tokyo.news for japan, we are finally seeing some inflation. >> yes, but the cause of inflation is similar to what we are seeing elsewhere. it is largely led by fuel prices and possibly the impact of the weaker yen. these are not the healthy type of inflation that the bank of japan wants to see in order for them to change their fundamental view toward the economy. it is interesting how they mentioned that these factors were possibly going to impact japanese economy. whether that would be enough to change any sort of policy outlook is still quite unclear. paul: we are also seeing the yen week at the moment by the standards we have become accustomed to. he would be good news. she is lukewarm on that as well, isn't she? >> there are two things that play. one, she doesn't want to say anything that would sway or influence the market. a weaker yen is positive for the exporters. with energy prices already hi, a weakening yen would only exasperate that pressure. i think she is mindful that the weaker

early part of the 19th century who runs off to the big city as edo, the predecessors city to today's tokyo this is a tale of migration, and doers of the city, aspirations, and the constraint on women's lives and the indefinable force of personality and this year and a half of tragedy and spaces, the emergence of this book offers, in a different world is really atomic and this one the 2021 then price for biography and the t2021 national book award for biography and also of pulitzer finalist and most prestigious nonfiction prize. and amy and i will talk for alabout 20 or 25 minutes or so d then we will open up for questions. can we start by talking about what your first encounter was. >> while i would like to say that i met her in some moment takes base in the snow country and some archives or somatic but the truth is that a matter of the internet and i was in my office at northwestern where i was at the time an assistant professor now is finding mike first class on the history of between 1600 - 1868 and that is my favorite subject and want to specialize in it and i was very excited i was lo

it's an easy island getaway from tokyo. of good seafood here, i've never actually had british fish and chips. you must be sam — hi. hello, nice to meet you. so tell me about bonnie blue and your business here, sam. we try and do kind of uk—style fish and chips with beer batter, but we use okinawan beer and we use local fish and nori seaweed on the chips as well. and what do the locals think of the local fish and chips with the beer batter? in ishigaki, people love fish and they love deep—fried food as well. so i think it fits in nicely with the kind of food the people like, but it's also something new for everyone to try. but there was no time for yapping. i needed to learn how to make this british classic before the lunchtime rush arrived. so, sam, what's your secret? well, i won't tell you my secrets, but you can give me a hand. 0k. here's some gloves. this fish is local okinawan fish, it's hiromachi. so it's a cold—water white—fleshed fish. great. and it's delicious. before every single order, we get fresh beer... whoa!

quite the market opens in tokyo. we will be back.loomberg. ♪ shery: welcome to daybreak: asia. i'm shery ahn. haidi: and i'm haidi stroud-watts. asia's major markets have just open for trade. the landmark plan to tap reserves from u.s. to china underwhelmed oil markets. traders are watching for reaction from opec-plus. investors waiting that rate hike expected at a new zealand. the central bank may signal more and aggressive tightening cycle to control inflation. samsung announces more plans for its $17 billion chip plant in texas and a win for the u.s. supply chain. shery: breaking news out of singapore, we are getting the reading for third-quarter gdp. coming up on the upside, growth of 7.1% year on year. the estimate was for growth in the third quarter. quarter on quarter is a surprise to the upside, 1.3%, a much faster acceleration than previously thought. we saw manufacturing still contracting by 0.1% quarter on quarter, though construction remains strong. services also gaining more than 1%. singapore sees 2022 gdp growth at 3.2

the tokyo fire department says at least 17 passengers were injured, including three seriously, but not of them were stabbed a 24-year-old suspect has been arrested and being investigated on suspicion of attempted murder >>> union workers are on the verge of a zdeal with john deere to end their strike. negotiators agreed to a new six-year contract with the farm equipment giant that would enhance retirement benefits and retirement bonuses the agreement is sure to be a relief to farmers in the middle of harvest season. >>> all right. still to come, best costume from yodo to saleena. hollywood gets into the halloween spirit d? that means, you could be right back where you started. break the cycle with microban 24. just spray once and your surfaces are protected against bacteria all day. microban keeps killing 99.9% of bacteria touch after touch for up to 24 hours. these leading disinfectants do not. use the sanitizer 4 out of 5 doctors would use in their own homes. microban 24. air wick air wick scented oils are infused with natural essential oils to create authentic seasonal scents that f

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after veterans day, that trading day continuing in tokyo. relief taking place at jd.com, 5.6% to the upside after what happened to those adr's, perhaps a sense that regulation in china is reaching a final conclusion for the time being, at least. haslinda: also, to view a single day, alibaba did pretty well. inflation in the markets front and center. when analyst calls it raging inflation -- one analyst calls it raging inflation and says just because you are seeing a rise in pricing does not mean you are seeing a rise in wealth. some people may think they are getting richer because they are seeing assets go up in price while their buying power is being eroded. he recommends -- he says those keeping their money in cash are the ones likely to be affected most. rishaad: with the wages where they are, which is still in a real sense, negative wage growth, this still means we have a transitory environment for inflation, but let's see how that has been reflected amongst treasuries. let's take a look at the moment. how can treasuries behave themselve

tokyo trade is kicking off. what you seeing? the stubble for japanese stocks, declines looking to continue. the nikkei up. ditto for the topics. we have seen some downside recently for japanese stocks. compared to the regional peers, they are doing fairly well. i credit suisse, they've upgraded japan to overweight going into next year. we do have the yen just a little bit on the back foot. looking to consolidate around the lower 114 levels. jgb's pushing higher ahead of a 20 year auction this thursday. we will cape an eye on crypto plays as we see bitcoin prices back above 60,000. switching out the board, asia biotech names. a potential setback for a drug in europe. shares under pressure at the start of cash trade. we are keeping an eye on chip stocks this afternoon. that's not helping lift chip equipment plays in tokyo. we are now seeing some downside pressure after they closed at fresh record highs. haidi: let's get more on the markets now with our emerging markets strategist simon flynn. as inflation was continue to twist the

and one of them is in the tokyo store. i'm a growl was a great player, inspired by assumes films on it in the early film chrisala as well, domestic but particularly awesome. ready yeah, i mean, the great thing about those films, not least tokyo storage, is that it deals implicitly when they, if you like, the politics of how we live. but it's no way. is it a pamphlet or a piece of propaganda? likely, i'll stop you there. more from the oscar nominated palm dor winning my glee after this for you and bill rose red odds over new legal immigration. guess what means catch the higher cards. also, washington is again increasing tensions within ukraine. is the mike administration looking to score a foreign policy victory to reflect some crises? join me every 1st bit on the alex, simon. and i'll be speaking to guess of the world politics sport business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. ah, welcome back. i'm still here with the oscar nominated palm to a winning director mike lee. i wanted to ask you about the delux then becau

that was the worst day for tokyo in months. travel stocks, airlines, hotel stocks all dropping sharply. 3%, 4% loss in paris is a big move. it looks like it will be a tough go for investors in the u.s. we have a shortened trading day because it is the day after thanksgiving. are markets overreacting? maybe. we have had a really good run for this year. people may be saying i want to go to safe havens. another thing to point out, oil prices are down 6%. oil futures down 6%. that is a big, big move for oil prices. and that is on the fear that this variant will slow economic growth and slow demand for oil and gas so you could see gas prices continue to cool off in the days ahead because of this. >> this is really what markets fear, it seems, right? the restarting of another vaccine process? >> absolutely. this is why vaccine uptick has been important for the financial picture here, right. every person who is unvaccinated is a potential breeding ground for mutations in these variants. when you have slow uptick of convenience, that i

joining us live is seleina wang in tokyo just outside the station where the attack happened.fic attack on halloween at 8:00 p.m., witnesses say a man suddenly started attacking people with a large knife near the train station in western tokyo. the police arrested a 24-year-old man on the scene that witnesses say was dressed like the joker from batman, wearing a purple suit, a purple tie and bright green shirt. the man later told authorities he wanted to kill at least two people and wanted to get the death penalty. later witnesses uploaded video footage, you could see the chaotic scene playing out, people screaming, running for their lives, flames and smoke in the train car. authorities said the suspect used cigarette lighter fluid to set the train on fire. we spoke to a witness who said that he at first thought this was all some sort of halloween prank until he saw people rushing away from the attacker for their lives. the train made an emergency stop, people running out as fast as they could. this train was headed toward sh s shinjuku, a night life hot spot for party goers.

markets in asia falling, tokyo, that was the worst day for tokyo stocks in months. mashlgts have opened lower, sharply lower. more on this throughout the day. as david mentioned, countries in europe moving quickly to impose new travel bans on south africa over this new variant. global health officials were already warning about infection spikes across europe which they caution could be a window into the future for the americas. barbie nadeau joins us live from rome. these developments overnight, obviously this news developing rapidly here. you can see health officials working quickly to figure out how to contain this. >> reporter: that's right. we're seeing country after country now banning anyone who has been to south africa or traveling from some of the south african regions and it's because the caseload here in europe is just climbing every single day. we are seeing newer cases. we have lots of different reactions from around the european union, you know. the european medicines agency just approved the pfizer vaccine for ages 5 to 11. but the booster program isn'

the early part of the 19th century that runs off to the big city, the predecessors city to today's tokyo. this is the tale of migration, the lure of the city, aspirations of the constraints on women's lives and the force of personalities. and in this year and a half of tragedy, the emergence that the book authors and a different world is really iconic. it won the 2021 penned prize for biography and the 2021 national book critics circle award for biography. it was also a finalist for the pulitzer and for the most prestigious nonfiction prize. amy and i will talk for about 20, 25 minutes and then we will open up for questions. so, can we start by talking about what your first encounter was? >> i would like to say we met in a romantic place in the snow country and archive and the truth is i met her on the internet. i was in my office at northwestern where i was at the time and assistant professor planning my first class on the history of early japan between 161868 and that is my favorite subject. it's what i specialize in and i was very excited. i was looking around for documents about ever

he remains locked up in tokyo and he is facing more jail time.w what day it is, what time it is, starvation. we're going to get all of that from carlos ghosn when he joins us momentarily. we'll slip in a break and come right back with that. living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant, regardless of menopause. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2-metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. verzenio may cause low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infection that can lead to death. life-threatening lung inflammation can occur. tell your doctor about any new or worsening trouble bre

and in fact, seeing in the aftermath of that, a spike in cobit numbers around tokyo said ahead on al jazeera south africa, whole local elections. and what could be the biggest test yet for the ruling a policy, a colorful offering for the dead. re me pharma and mexico working hard to keep tradition alive. ah, ah, look forward to burritos, guys. with sponsored by cut on airways or about see the wind pick up in many places in europe is up until this point. although the weather is being covered in the atlantic, rain's been the sing, attempts haven't been dropping too much, but we have got the colors of autumn stretching all the way across europe. but the leaves are still on the trees, and i may well change. this is a bigger if low pressure in the sea, these white line see that indicates at least windy weather in the northern part of europe, where arranged in the problem further south that there is still rain further south is not quite the same. static stormi had, for example, in sicily. the next 24 hours will see the rain at its worst in northern italy, and running up to snow on the sout

and in fact, as seeing in the aftermath of that, a spike in cove it numbers around tokyo. so he has all that to counter it has a lot of work to do, but also there are implications for japan's neighbors because the l. d, p is very much committed to as strengthening japan's military, given the rising strength of its neighbor, china and china, increasing assertiveness, and also of course we can see a very tough approach move going forward at north korea at the japan is extremely concerned, especially given the recent rise in missile testing from north korea into the seas, separate in the korean peninsula or from japan. so there are ramifications as well as here in the region that has rob mcbride to sir, with the latest on the japanese election. thank you. rob, yeoman's information minister says heard the rebels of kill the number of civilians and the city of maria. he says 29 people were injured or died in an air strike. as, as after saudi's state media reported the saudi led coalition had killed at least 218 hotel in murray. in the past 3 days. these began their push or to t

and in fact, seeing in the aftermath of that a spike in cobit numbers around at tokyo. still ahead on our, on fish. i gotta tell you the, the, the position is, is unchanged. the fishing in between the u. k. in france, remain stagnant, the 5 meeting between the countries, the colorful offering for the dead. we need a farm in mexico working hard traditional ah, it is no surprise is a lot of rain in the rainy season in indonesia and lazier the concentration last few days. and the next few days will produce some more flooding, particularly in western born in sour daddy java, particularly west and java sumatra peninsula malays, including singapore and also the south of thailand, fat. that line stretches up of the coastal meanwhile, whereas duncan, pectoral cambodia and vietnam, most laos is a dry picture. same is true for the north of the philippines for these on in particular. the significant rain in the form discrete violence under storms recently throughout australia at 3 dis, 50 new south wales victoria. more recently around brisbin. more to come here. this is an active

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and in fact, seeing in the aftermath of that a spike in cobit numbers around at tokyo. still ahead on al jazeera on fish, i got to tell you that the position is, is unchanged. the fishing disputes between the u. k and france remained stagnant, despise a meeting between the countries lead. it's a colorful offering for the debt. we made a farm and mexico working hard to keep traditional life. ah hello there. well autumn is certainly being felt in europe. we've got wet and windy conditions across many areas and that unsettled weather is set to continue for the next few days. the wind and the rain pulling in from the west, pushing across to the east. now ahead of this eastern europe, missing a lot of fine and dry weather, stretching old way from poland down to the balcony. that is going to change. by the time we get into choose day, and that's thanks, the low pressure that's pulling in, bring some heavy rain storms and snow to pots of france to switzerland. so snow for the outs and some heavy rain from northern parts of italy. we have got some red warnings out fully gloria

the early part of the 19th century who runs off to the big city, the predecessor city which is today tokyo and the tele- migration, the doors of the city, aspirations, constraints on women's lives and the indefinable force of personality and this year and a half of tragedy and spaces, the emerging's of this book offers in a different world is really atomic. "stranger in the shogun's city," on the 2021, and price for biography and the 2021 national book award for biography and it's also a final for a pulitzer and britain's most prestigious price braided we will talk for about 20 or 25 minutes or so then will open up for questions. so can we start by talking about what your first encounter was. >> i would like to say that it's a romantic of place in the country with archives and but, the truth is that better and the internet and i was in my office in northwestern it where i was an assistant professor at the time and i was doing my first class in the early history between 158068 that is my favorite subject, it is what is special is that it was very excited and i was looking around for a docum

he joins us from tokyo body despite those very strict travel restrictions. we saw. japan now has this case of one micron. how is the government and the public they're responding well, the government has been very swift in enforcing across the board band in city of all for visitors to japan since 0 o'clock today. the band all foreigners from coming in the country except for the foreigners who have been there and even those people who have exempted before from staying and current in facilities. now they have to stay for 14 days, especially people from 14 countries that have seen the new variant of omicron. so the government has moved very swiftly and, but i missed that from you should have explained that he understands that many people could accuse him that he has been too cautious about the issue, especially from the business sector. but he doesn't want to take any risk. this is, this is one of the best for his, for his leadership, since it's since he took office in october 4th. so it's less than 2 months. and he want to show that he has the leadership and he

and in fact, seeing in the aftermath of that a spike in cobit numbers around at tokyo. in yemen, the information minister says who the rebels have killed a number of civilians in the city of margate. he says 29 people were injured or died in an ass strike. this is afterthought except media reported the saudi led coalition and killed at least 219 who days in murray been the past 3 days began their push to take control of the oil rich province in september. murray is the last stronghold of the international recognized governance. the u. n. chief is calling on sedans generals to reverse the takeover of power. a day off to hundreds of thousands of people rallied to denounce the military rule. also, the sudanese teaches committee as called for a strike in all states. him morgan has more now from the capital hutch him where on one of the main roads into that capital, from central business district. and normally on a normal day around this time, which is mid afternoon in hot, assume the roads are jammed with cars and the shops are open. and that's because this road connects to

not just the pen top line because we saw evidence of what can happen in tokyo as well. the horse who, blood from his lungs, blood was coming out of his nose, the competition was not stopped so that he could be checked. i don't think there's any horse who would volunteer to exert themselves to the point where their lungs are bleeding or where they injure themselves, to the extent that they have to be euthanized. of course, the right unknown horses, every competition is meant to be a level playing field, all of the tools supposed to be jumped before they enter the competition so that we know that they can do it and they are happy to, to participate in the show. jumping, and i think even the language around the use of these down within the penthouse. once they're commodities, they're bought, they're sold, maybe they do willingly. maybe they do it because from the moment they were taken in hand by human beings, they have learned that the humans are dominant no matter how we dress us up. and no matter how we look at it, there is not a horse that volunteers to be in the olymp

what can we expect from stocks in tokyo? selloff on friday, when i woke up and saw what happened in the u.s., i could tell japan had a big part in getting it started. >> some of our commenters are saying it might start mellowing out. we had a huge strengthening in the yen against the dollar, 1.7% on friday. it's already starting to weaken a bit. that is one positive sign. haidi: tokyo has emerged from the state of emergency. is there a greater risk for the country? >> it does not seem like there will be any particular reason for japan to fear about it, it is just that japan's markets are overreacting because we have a large number of these cyclical stocks. so any a threat to the economy, the yen being a big factor. with exporters have been looking pretty good with the yen down about 9% with the dollar this year. anything that can change the direction in that is cause for concern. haidi: our asian equities editor. we are turning to korea. what about the outlook when it comes to the start of trading today? what are we watching

and start of trading in tokyo. benchmarks.extend losses for fourth day potentially and cash trades. the yen and this as bloomberg. you have the yen and pushes through 112. when it comes to this and confirms a $7 billion plant in japan and advances losing ground and losing about .4 of a percent. and radar as well. and and turning to south korea. and ahead of that. losing ground. and just a little bit of against the green back this morning and this as we digest the latest. and people return to the job market. and bounce back and and while we are seeing bonds just ahead of jobs at the bottom of the hour. the australian dollar that is goldman top trades. and the bank has lowered 2022 for china to 4.8% and i see to deliver it and the rest of asia and china's inflation data. >> europe and japan and u.b.s. wealth management. that's not the case with japan and the inflation so long, how viable are these calls when you have prices continuing to rise? >> we think -- if you take covid out for a moment in previous cycles and fairly famili

my wife is also very worried wondering what tokyo residence. so thinking about the new variant of the you know, so i feel relieved now that prime minister kasheila announced very strict border measures have to fill with that will do it. i think it was good that guess she that took the border measures there swiftly and on top of that, i wanted to prepare well for things like hospital beds and similar issues. i'm scared because ordinary people like us are a bit too relaxed. now lou criminals is for sure, it's better not to allow people who might be infected to enter japan because the situation in japan is pretty stable. now. it's initial feelings. a life south africa. now we can talk to pathogen research, a professor martinez from the wit waters round university in johannesburg. welcome to our say. it was said from the outset, wasn't it the just because south africa had categorized this particular varian doesn't mean that that's where it originated. now we've got these details from the netherlands. does it give us any better insight into the spre

not just the pen top line because we saw evidence of what can happen in tokyo as well. the horse who blood from his lungs, blood was coming out of his nose, the competition was not stopped so that he could be check. another horse ruptured, a ligament had to be destroyed. i don't think there's any horse who would volunteer to exert themselves to the point where their lungs are bleeding or where they injure themselves to the extent that they have to be euthanized. i just want to follow kathy and i mean horses used to be used for labor. i'm going back. if you take them out from sport as well, from being written, what purpose would they have? would people still have horses as pat tell me, how would they fit in? would they still have human interaction? i think courses are domesticated animals and many would still have human interaction. but i think we could certainly start with the fact that there are people writing courses for pleasure and people who have courses on their own property is not an excuse for the pants half long and for the olympics to continue to use sources i

we will be watching honda shares when tokyo opens. company cut its operating profit and sales forecast for the financial year through march saying it now expects profits of $5.8 billion. an australian newspaper says blackstone has walked away with no plans for a new offer for at least 18 months. the casino operator rejected the bid in may. blackstone's view is that crown is not currently and investable state and any deal is at least two years away. >> let's take a look at some of the other stories ahead of the australian trading day. we will be watching -- [indiscernible] scotland -- his group has been undergoing a strategic review so we will be watching for that. also watching energy companies. they are in focus today as crude futures move higher. a lot more to come on daybreak australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> every five years, a big meeting around the chinese communist party six neri session. this week should set the tone for long-term prosperity fosters -- prospects. xi jinping is going for an unprecedented third term. preserving

and in fact, seeing in the aftermath of that a spike in cobit numbers around at tokyo. for the 1st time in a few months fully vaccinated, australians have been allowed to return home without having to quarantine scenes of joy sydney, airport, of loved ones embraced each other again. strict porter restrictions which have been in place since the start of the pandemic have lived many a straight and stranded overseas. so far, only these trailing capital territory, new south wales, and victoria, lifting their restrictions more from sir o'clock in brisbin. i would say an emotional thing that see the import this morning with families have been able to reunite now. the borders were closed in march last year and that more than 18 months. and so many australians i play around who he felt the strain and having stranded overseas and that was of the international voters being closed and kept put on flight. the number of passengers retained to run, you know, that made it difficult to get a seat. number one, and then you had the compounding issue of the expensive hotel contain cost, s

tokyo and washington will be coordinating on the release of reserves. francine: this is what else i'm looking at. let's look at the stocks that are moving the most. on my left, financials are one of the only industries gaining, deutsche bank is supported by the changing of the chairman, there is also a new chairman at ubs. the focus not only on telecom companies, also a bit of m&a with ericsson, basic resources and we are seeing the focus on oil. and energy and utilities for consumers with a bit of pressure. let's get to the business flash with laura wright in london. laura: erickson has agreed to buy vonage holdings corp. enterprise value of $6.2 billion as the swedish telecom giant strives to build its cloud communications business. the moves comes as eric sson's business has grown. ubs has announced a new chairman, kelleher will stand for election at that firm's annual meeting in april. they had previously suggested the bank had considered appointing a successor to improve gender digest -- diversity on the board. telecom italia will be bought for 10.

let's bring in our guest and tokyo -- in tokyo. why is the stock market so pleased with kishida's victory? >> as you mentioned, there was scenarios positive beforehand, but we are looking a little bit negative for kishida. kishida is not a super popular choice for prime minister and were a little afraid of what kind of performance he would bring when people went to the polls. he not only avoided the worst case scenario but keep didn't quite impressively, he lost 15 seats. a lot of predictions were expecting they would lose a lot more and the main opposition party had a bad day at the polls as well, so markets are happy to see the continuity. at the moment it is going to remain. the next thing we will look at will be the stimulus package. we should have more clarity on that by the end of the year. manus: ok, let's see when he delivers. kishidanomics, let's see what the difference was. it is day one at the u.n. climate summit in glasgow. the meeting follows on from the g20 in rome where the claimant deal fell short of what some natio

haidi: min jeong lee, in tokyo. take a look at what to expect when the trading day gets underway. what are you looking out for as we see the semblance of calm get restored? >> so the -- topics fell on monday but it will be reopened after u.s. stocks rallied overnight. it was a relief to investors yesterday. that the south korean government said it would not impose lockdown or strengthen social distancing measures in response to the new variant. it is also going to provide a relief to the korean investors. president biden rolled out lockdown or shutdown as well because the south korean economy is so much dependent on global trade that any development that could disrupt a slight changes or manufacturing -- that could disrupt supply chains or manufacturing could disrupt the korean market. we are seeing a strong rally in south korean markets this morning because the trading volume has been so thin these days. and the market has not seen any catalyst that could move the stock market to either direction. haidi: let's take

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