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trade. the other thing that was a kind of work in the economic field was to take care to remove trade barriers between two countries whose economies are complementary to each other based on the preferential trade agreement. iran and indonesia include a total of 500 items of goods in this agreement . indonesia has a market of 270 million people. with indonesian, our preferred trade is in the process. it is the reason and , god willing , it is also going forward. south asian countries have also seen an increase, the growth rate of trade with pakistan was higher than others . the increase in iran's exports to pakistan during this period was about 530 million dollars and its value growth reached 46. officials are trying to increase trade exchanges with the neighbor of 240 million people by signing the free trade agreement. we have come to the conclusion that we should apply a special importance to the issue of free trade. my negotiations are going on, four or five rounds of negotiations have been held and we are agreeing on the lists. we are very optimistic that if the party if pakistan also coope

to trade? est: i would be shocked if the president wants to talk about trade given the fact thathy. it's unfortunate we have a flagrant violation of u.s. mca bite mexico shutting -- seeking to shut out our biotech corn in direct violation. president biden has not said it. that's disappointing. there are other trade opportunities that exist around the world that would be good for our economy, good for relatishipwiell. so far, the president has chosen to skip over all of that. that's unfortunate so i would be shocked if the president wants to talk about trade tonight. host: it looks like former president trump will be the presumptive nominee. he is talking about trade matters saying if office, new tariffs would take place against china and maybe other countries. what do you think about that approach? guest: whenresident trump was in office, he utilized some tariffs but trade was not a high priority and that allowed congress to ultimately take action to give u.s. mca. i think it was helped along th

severodonetsk residents went to trade in lesechansk , and lesechansk residents came to trade with usrything there was destroyed, at the very least we had to move here anyway, so there was something there, for example. .. i brought it here from there, and somehow i got a small start-up capital to start this whole business. products, i’ll tell you honestly, i didn’t eat so much meat in ukraine, i mean fresh meat, because now, for example, there’s a very large assortment, the prices are reasonable available, no, there are no problems with supplies, no, yes. i get products from lugansk, from rostov, we bring them from there, there are, they bring them from moscow , there are more goods and the quality of the goods has become better, much better, butter, for example, sausage, for example, an assortment, a very large assortment, when we moved already. here is a protectorate of russia, let 's say this, the lpr became part of russia, then there are no more problems at all, now you go, for example, to customs, they just checked your passport and documents. primary the documents are all there,

, severodonetsk residents, we went to trade in leshchechansk, and leschechansk residents came to tradery least, i still had to move here, so there was something there, for example... i brought it here from there, and somehow i got a small start-up capital to start this whole business. products, i’ll tell you honestly, i didn’t eat so much meat in ukraine, that’s what i mean fresh meat, because now, for example, there is a very large assortment, you approach it, the prices are affordable, no, there are no problems with supplies, no, yes. we started working with flowers in december of twenty-two, it was always a dream to work with flowers, i love poking around in the soil, i love poking around in flowers, well, my, there were still few shops in the city, like grocery stores in general, and people are already so dull. this shooting, this atmosphere, and i wanted to give people joy, i reasoned my opinion, that is , this is what i would like, that is , as if we had food... during all this liberation bombing, we experienced that they were not there, so as if at that moment we were no longer,

is there relaxation when it comes to a trade relationship and how that impacts the economy? even when relations are not very good we still were sending a lot to china. high budget position is strong. government has signaled we have another second consecutive [indiscernible] but it hurts our economy and country a lot more if there are more chinese tourists and students because they spend more in the economy so and we have seen that number is still not fully back to pre-covid levels so if relationships improve and we start seeing more international students and tourists in our country it would definitely help the economy. annabelle: looking at how markets are so far on the session, the focus is on japan and the can down to the boj rate decision and what could be the first hike since 2007 but this is the outlook for japanese equities in the session today, looking fairly mixed but tilted to the downside. stocks of rallied in -- on part of that has been predicated on dovish boj policies of questions of if we will see the rally extending if we see a hike today. in the lead is the

we got nothing to worry about. with e*tradenley, we're ready for whatever gets served up. dude, you gotta work on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get schooled. that's a pretty good burn, right? got him. good game. thanks for coming to our clinic, first one's free. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. traders positioning ahead of the shortened trading week. the final few days of the quarter. let's take a check of these markets. the s&p 500 trying to stay positive. if this holds that would break three straight days of losses. the s&p 500 2/10 of a percent higher. you take a look at big tech. it is underperforming the nasdaq 100 currently off to the tune of 2/10 of a percent. not huge moves either way. we are toward the end of the quarter. we will see if things

it helps us a lot to make leaps in our trade relations with india. letion of the north-south corridor is one of the factors that contributed to the increase of iran-india trade. also, iran and india are members of the brics group, which helps to increase trade between the two countries. the positive thing about india is that we are finally in the same group with india regarding brics. it is the same in other societies . and i think that this common capacity created for us in brics can help to overcome some of the obstacles that i just mentioned. it is still standing, god willing, it will be resolved. the capacity that can be exchanged between us and india is definitely more than several times what exists now . we also need it, that is , we have complementary economies. 1402 shows that the value of iran's labor export to india is 2,112 million dollars, which means it has increased by 13. in 10 months, 142 , the export of goods to afghanistan has also registered a 12% growth in value with an increase of 16 million dollars. iran's trade with vietnam and

it is subject to the rule of perfection that if other countries trade with you in the same products ,y should also be zero. it means that this development is my help . yes, it is also included in the negotiations. to do with means any list you define, with uzbekistan you have to set it to zero, right, yes, yes. we had a preference with the country or with syria, why did we have with syria 13 years ago, but it has not been implemented at all since the day of birth, because of the ban on 80 main goods from both sides, practically no trade took place. being in syria, sir, we revived it, i want to say that the first experiences of the country may definitely have some difficulties , but the benefit of it is very high for the country . in the field of foreign trade, we had in the past years, especially for example, the last year that we passed, if you want to list some of these shortcomings , what are you referring to ? there is also one thing that is discussed: the standards of our export goods yes, we have a challenge with our packaging, our style of export interaction, which is a challen

we are involved in all kinds of business, from domestic foreign trade to manufacturing trade. well, recently we had a meeting with the chamber of commerce and the chamber of commerce, three chambers that are effective in the economic debate, so there is a measure. we decided to establish the central secretariat, all this in the direction of the growth of the product in the direction of the jump in the direction of the product. let the government support us. in any case, the supreme leader of the revolution emphasized that you should bring the private sector , you should bring the people in the process of work , they should be in the work process , they should be in the policy making, they should be in the planning, they should be present in all the chaos. having a manufacturer that you deal with a lot now, what discourages them the most is that they don't come and enter, in fact , even if they have, they don't come and enter that field, which is the most important so-called important challenge. the biggest problem that the producers have and all the economic smells they have is

ukraine, they are now fighting for this. for the right to trade with ukraine, well, what is there ,is conflict, they would have made this decision a long time ago, there is already a reason, there is no need to even look for a reason, and you don’t even need to look for it, they had a cart and a small cart, they are not ready for this, i’m sure they don’t strive for this, but trading with ukraine is a sacred thing, for them it’s a sacred thing, that’s what they do... clearly and clearly, the mood depends, well, what about, of course, in this interview, about cocaine, i want to tell you, about cocaine, that ’s all, that’s already a big cross on any attempts by anyone in relation to the negotiation process with this regime, yes, even without mentioning his last name, the attitude is such that it is clear that simply that is all, well, i can’t even imagine a situation in which zelensky will be at the table. i’ll reduce it to 95, so you get some backlash, but are you sure it’s possible to rewrite the agreement like that? yes, but can you imagine what zelensky is like? trump will beat yo

trading off data until we get the move coming. katie: pretty choppy it sounds like when it comes to the trading landscape. neutral rate because no one really knows where it is. the long run median dot got bumped up to two point 86%. how does that filter through? >> i think that's important. there has been a lot of fanfare ahead of this for months and maybe a year to say the long-term rate may be higher or the average was moving. we did see the median take a little higher in the dot plot. next year's rates, what they signaled for 2025 and they took one cut out of that. the bond market investors are feeling like the fed is saying the trajectory of the entire easing cycle is shallower than with the -- than we thought. if they move higher incoming updates, the endpoint in the long run is a little bit higher. i won't get into all the reasons but you've heard them what people think -- chairman powell said we are not sure yet but structural forces may be leaning to a little bit higher neutral rate. investors are feeling that with long it less attractive but the short end is the one where rates are higher today bu

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a bit of upside when it comes to trading. we do have a modest gain to close in the session, largely being supported by banks and consumer discretionary stocks. we are watching wind stocks again with framing of expectations of those punitive 220% tariffs after three years of being in place. those are the biggest aspects to this market, gaining yesterday. look at the aussie dollar, holding firm at the 66.23 level. this is as we consider -- continue to look at how the dollar plays out. it did ease with those haven plays in the detent space but the broader dynamics really are much more interesting when you take a look at how young the polls are going to contend with potentially the next ppi, retail sales, the last couple of pieces of data before we get to the fed. take a look at how japan is setting up today. the drumbeat rolls on head of the bank of japan with the positioning of these expectations and arguably when it comes to the end we are hearing from the likes of columbia saying that the direction of the yen is really depend

on a holiday, an application for permission to trade is submitted about 2 weeks before it, a person mustinistration of his district, provide a document stating that he will sell flowers grown in belarus and give a copy of the single tax payment, the legal entity must confirm that grow their own products, and legal entities and individuals are allowed to trade on one platform only on one application only on the condition that it is clean. list of these sites for buyers. and sellers are always advertised online in advance. in fact, such a flower coven is a very profitable and simple option for a holiday side hustle. market experts say that this is not worth striving for. a month on planes and trucks is, of course, a quest, but flowers from an industrial greenhouse can definitely sit in the refrigerator for a couple of weeks. and they don't need water to survive. after this dry cold coma they are simply soldered in vases. most often with the addition of similar substances. feeding in the ground so that they come to their senses and get a boost of energy for at least a week after they are pu

to local markets here. notably, the fx market, which only trades for 6.5 hours. sure investors -- offshore investors have been banned from participating in the local fx intraday market, as well, which means these investors have had to rely on nondeliverable forwards to manage their exposure to the yuan outside seoul trading hours, which is strange for a country that has some of the biggest -- the fourth largest economy in asia, so the government has been trying to change that. so far, they have let some investors trade unsure, and in the intraday market, and most importantly, they will be extending trading hours by about 10 hours starting this july, so, today, which is after markets close, the government will be conducting its third test, during which they will let some of the participants trade freely real-time, and it will be the first time they do so, and they will see to have an idea of what kind of consequences they could see when hours are extended in july. annabelle: what are the implications of that then? hooyeon: obviously, the move is to improve access,

higher end of that range, and again, some of that is going to matter on the macro data we get and trading, tomorrow is the end of the quarter s&p 500, record high today, snapping that three-day losing streak we saw, and the dow close to 40,000 now. kind of amazing. that does it for us here at "overtime. >> “fast money” starts now. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in the heart of new york city's times square, on a day when the s&p 500 notched another record close, this is "fast money. here's what's on tap tonight shares of names like mcdonald's and wendy's are far underperforming the broader market, and a new report finds the consumer might be cutting back at the fast food chains what it says about the state of spending and the economy. >>> plus, gold glistens. trading at all-time highs, and finally, the miners are starting to catch up. how you should play the space. >>> and shares of donald trump's media company continue to soar what is driving these gains? bitcoin bounces around all-time highs. the next move for the crypto and the surprising stock that's leading the industrial space

created, experts predict that this year, 1403, will be a busy year for good foreign trade of our country. anyway, in order to review the performance of the government in the field of foreign trade last year and the plans it will have for its development this year, on the first page program tonight , we invited mr. aizeh ghami, the honorable deputy minister and the honorable head of the trade development organization, to attend. hello, i would like to say hello. you are very welcome . may your new year be accepted in the name of allah, the most merciful and most merciful. i would also like to say hello to you. i congratulate you on the new year and may god accept your prayers and prayers. thank you very much in advance. if you agree about the most important activities of the 13th government in the field of foreign trade let's see a report in 1402 and come back and start our conversation with dehgami. last year, the 13th government achieved achievements in relation to foreign trade, such as joining some regional and global organizations and signing free and preferential trade agreements with some important cou

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forget, because afanasy nikitin ended up in india with an open heart, discovered india, came here to tradeis year marks 150 years since the birth of nicholas roerich, a famous artist, philosopher, thinker, and 120 years since the birth of his son svyatoslav, for whom india became, in fact, his homeland, various organizations in russia and embassy societies in... india are planning a large program on the occasion of these anniversaries, but in addition to afanasy nikitin, in addition to the roerichs, our cultural cooperation and humanitarian direction have become, i would say, very accentuated in recent years. sound, this interaction is growing, it includes performances by artistic groups, these are not only festivals of russian culture in india or festivals of indian culture in russia, this is not only... folk crafts that we present to each other, this is also educational cooperation, and i would like to note that the activity of russian higher educational institutions and secondary educational institutions in india has recently increased, and i am very happy, here... this fact, thank you

we must try to raise the level of our economic and trade relations to the level of our political relationss been done over the past year. several banking agreements have been signed, as well as in the field of transport logistics to simplify the transport of goods, which can contribute to the development of the north-south corridor. i would also like to note that iranian companies plan to take part in the belgro agricultural exhibition, and belarusian enterprises will take part in the iranian exhibition iranexpo 2024. develop a cooperation plan for the future, as well as find common points of contact. to this end, more than a hundred representatives of the belarusian business have arrived. to the chamber of commerce and industry for a meeting with the ambassador of the islamic republic, we are ready to offer modern innovative products, as well as work together on import substitution, with special attention to industry, agriculture, transport and trade. the large business dialogue was also devoted to reducing existing barriers to trade, building logistics, organizing joint events in the nea

now, these two important events , we had a lot of planning in order to be able to fix this decrease in trade that happened during this period. an overview that we had now among traders and exporters to the country of syria revealed that khoufi they are talking about the issue of security in syria and according to the inquiries that were made from the honorable ministry of foreign affairs and our embassy in syria, we can say that we received a positive response that iranian companies, exporters and manufacturers can once again conduct their business as before. even better than 4001 anyway to be able to develop this business in any case, for this purpose, the first issue that we put on our agenda was to be able to set up an exhibition and capabilities of the islamic republic of iran in syria, and god willing, through capabilities and to develop the capabilities of the islamic republic of iran in the international trade fairs of syria and to invite our own merchants and manufacturers to these fairs, for this purpose we are supporting today anyway, it can be said to develop trade with the countr

a pursuit of preferential trade and free trade with pakistan and oman is part of the government's plans toilitate trade it is neighboring with these two countries. regarding trade , we have shared the preferred definitions, which have been implemented for several years, and one of the most important issues that we negotiate with each other in the discussion of free trade, both in the national summits and in the joint border committees that we have, is one of our most important issues are to be able to discuss free trade between the two countries , and the relationship between the two countries is becoming more and more modern, and in the future, we will be members of the 5 billion dollars targeted, god willing. we are eco countries and it should be said that we have the plan and preference agreement and if this business let it be done freely. we will check this 5 billion dollars very soon, considering that oman is a member of the gcc, of ​​course we can have a preferential tariff agreement with each other. a list of goods is included in this, in fact, an agreement on reference rates. merch

trading voyage. i don't doubt that the portuguese intended to coerce him into a slave trading voyage. and that was unheard of, where people would take other people to the coast of the congo river and essentially force them into slave trading voyage. so that could have happened. but i don't think he intended to in 1852. as for an 1861, i don't. and the the evidence so a slave trading or sorry a whaling voyage in the 1850s generally would have been a three year voyage. so if were a young man who went off to the whaling voyage and you had young kids, by the time you came back, they would be years older. and if you had one or two year old in your family at that point, you knew you really had a problem. and so this the whaling voyages of that era were very long. and you would have to put a lot of things on to the ship for a whaling voyage like that. apollo ten and his business partner claimed that they didn't want to do a traditional voyage and that they were going to go out for a few months and they were going to hunt a few whales. they weren't going to load up a whole ship of whale oil. a

with the conflict, the issue of the labor laws and the labor rights of ordinary workers, the right to trade by business has to be respected and hence you can find that the the... the issues that the world bank has already raised when this conflict erupted also, there was a good report that the world bank came with actually uh in october after three weeks after the war and it also pointed out the issue of the tourism that will be affected by the neighboring countries, the issue of the lower surplas and the people losing their jobs, so how are you going to deal with people just came out of covid-19 years ago, how will people survive? all right, that's ' obviously one of the things that uh concerns israel, it's his future. let's find out what martin safe thinks. martin safe rejoins us, he's a former managing editor at the united press. martin steve, welcome back to economic divide. taking look at israel's future uh, currently we're looking at one of the major areas that there's a disruption in, and that's uh labor shortages. in terms of unemployment benefits, you had about 260,00 who have appl

there are also global goals, among them - protection of the domestic market, elimination. barriers to trade, promoting the promotion of our products in the markets of foreign countries, including the far arc, as well as their recognition at the international level. expand geography and give opportunities to belarusian enterprises enter the north african market. buce and the russian trade mission in morocco have outlined a promising area of ​​cooperation. the exchange proposes to consider the possibility of russian companies using the transit potential of their platform, after all. they were the most active in transit transactions last year and this year. the amount of such contracts in 2023 amounted to more than $12 million, and by the end of january-february they were already approaching a million. the range of transit trade goods is quite wide, industrial equipment, furniture, building materials, textiles and much more. a collective exposition of belarusian products made in belarus will be presented at an international exhibition in korea, which will take place in the next few years. in s

what you said today, the parliament continued to amend the country's trade union system law there was a context and also the representatives had an addendum to the budget bill for next year of the whole country which was approved. i am currently talking with mr. pour ebrahimi, the head of the parliament's economic commission, and as the first question i wanted the latest approvals that were passed in the form of the law amendment plan. you had a trade union system in the country. please, yes, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. well, one of the topics discussed today was the need to audit the union and the snafu chamber in the country . the set of unions whose turnover and resources are less than 30 billion tomans and 30 billion rials will be covered by the current law. according to the new audit procedure, the topic of discussion of assimilation and homogenization of ranks in the field of trade unions is one of the important issues. it was important for us that it was decided that this work should be done based on a procedure that can be decided in the area of

it will be interesting to see how it trades today. these animal spirits, with not just the ipo market, but bond market, too. companies rushing to issue debt. investors are eating it up. there is a lot of money to put to work. we are seeing that in the ipo market and bond market. >> jeff, back to you. let's talk about lululemon. earnings coming up later today. what is your view on lululemon and retail? >> lululemon had a tremendous year. you have to talk about nike as well. lululemon is the stock to own. relatively speaking, it is trading 32 times forward pe. on the five-year average, that is inexpensive. lululemon is continuing to bring a quality product to the market. i think leululemon will continu to move higher. >> you mentioned nike as well. some questions about competition from upstarts and what others call a lack of innovation. >> if you look at the one-year, lululemon is up 1% and nike down. i have a couple of teenage kids and everyone wants to wear nike. you will see the laggard come back. it has been rough sledding for nike.

to fillemand. during the 2018 trade war, u.s. exports came to a halt and and retall tower tariffs and the value of u.s. exports to china decreased 76% from 2017 to estimated the trade war cost u.s. agriculture over $27 billion. soybeans accounted of these. this has had major consequences for u.s. soybean growers. as a result of the trade war ramped up production to meet demand. and in the 2017 and 2018 marketing year, brazil over took the largest pducer of soybeans. our farmers are facing competition with brazil. the trade war damaged our reputation as a reliable provider of soybeans. section 301 tariffs and retall tower have damaged in-country relationships. our customers looked elsewhere to avoid trade risks. united states considers actions to protect our national security interests, we must maintain and protect our economic and trade interests as well. soybean growers need predictability and certainty that we will retain market access in china. my written testimony provides three policy. reject legislative attempts to repeal ch

balance and uncertainty to how australian assets are trading after exposure to china. the trade surplus after $11 billion aussie slightly short of expectations and exports rising 1.6% month on month and imports rising 1.3% month on month. also other numbers when it comes to investor loan volumes, home on seeing declines, reflecting the slowdown across the property sector and construction. trade numbers, a bit of a decline when it comes to imports pulling back from the almost 5% in december and exports at 1.6%. largely the export future has been well supported for australia when it comes to iron ore and other measures -- metals. annabelle: china trade is due later and the strength signaled by chinese officials they had a rebound in the first months of the year but this is the outlook we see for the japanese yen, we are tracking closely so far. it is heading beyond the 149 mark for the first time since february 12 and the general return of boj trade playing into the yen, looking at dollar-yen one-month risk reversal rates in that signals it is bullish bets over the next

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perhaps we will see a bit of a pop. >> that's right, i think we are all waiting for this to start tradingn interesting day to start trading in the japanese market given what we've had for the back of japan, it's a positive day for japanese stocks. we still don't have a price and it could come at any point, it's typical for japanese ipos to wait some time to find the sentiment in first day of trade, so there's no big surprise so far what we are expecting is a very good performance for this share. the ipo itself went very smoothly, very good demand for the stock, it priced at the top of the market range. we know there's been a lot of excitement and interest not just domestically but by foreign investments -- investors for japanese stocks. we haven't had a lot of ipos of what we would call a midsize beyond the $100 million mark so there's expectation this will trade up once we have a price. haidi: certainly such interesting times for japanese markets with the exuberance in the japan equity rally, could we see more ipos soon? filipe: when you talk to bankers and investors, there is space, the

you want to trade from the long side. at 185, i said it at 190, i'm saying it here at 179. this is one that i think the push to the downside, now you're tempting fate, i think, if you are playing boeing on the short side of things. >> there's a desire of investors to sell regardless of how old that plane is, that has the issues, so, it could be just a maintenance issue on the part of whatever airline is operating that plane and not a boeing, per se, problem, but the reaction is still to sell. that's -- >> it is. did it take off with the panel? or -- >> where is the panel? >> where is the panel? i don't know. >> i kind of agree with you. if it stops going down -- i mean, today it was down a little bit. you know, keeps testing bad news and how much will it go on down on it? i don't know when that will be. >> can we divorce the stock and the company and what's going on here? because there's hundreds, if not thousands of stocks that trade and buy and this and that and whatever, and the news flow here just doesn't get any bette

for example, the sus canal shipping route that leads to the red sea is an important waterway for world trade and is used to transfer goods and energy between europe and asia and other regions of the world. this route saves time and money by avoiding bypassing the african continent. according to the analysis of the freight tracking company fritos, the rate of shipping goods from various chinese ports by ocean route to israel for each 40 foot container has increased from $1,975 at the end of november to more than $2,300 on december 12th. also, the time to reach the destination has increased by at least 18 days. on the other hand, the port of ilot, which is located on the coast of the red sea has been... practically closed due to yemeny attacks on this port and the lack of movement of ships to it. as a result, the trade of the zinus regime is carried out through ports located in the mediterranean sea with the closing of iot port, this regime must use ashkalon and haifa terminals to import its oil, which poses security risks to the zinus regime. that brings us to the end of this quicktake segmen

to decrease. sara fazli, sed and sima news agency. the trade between iran and syria last year was more than 150 million dollars , according to the director general of the west asian trade development organization , based on the target set, the trade between the two countries could reach 500 million dollars this year. according to the customs report, in 11 months of 1402, the export of technical and engineering services of our country to different countries reached more than 1 billion dollars. one of the destinations of our country's technical and engineering services export companies in recent years has been syria. we can interfere in the construction of the refinery and we can interfere in the construction of the power plant. also in the field of industry we can interfere with oil and gas . we are negotiating on the syrian power plant , and our contract is almost finalized, which is the complete overhaul of the syrian steam power plant, but being in the syrian technical and engineering services market is not without problems. the issue of mone

nickel markets and i made the point that predictability in business and trade is in all of our economic interests. we spoke earlier tomer trade and tourism minister steven ciobo. there has without any doubt been a long period now of strained bilateral relationships. this visit signals in many respects a stabilisation of the relationship. note that both sides referred to stabilisation rather than normalisation, which i think in many respects contains the genesis of this. slowly slowly, perhaps, the steps towards normalisation. china proposed it would halt all australian wine tariffs, ending a three—year—long dispute. is this a sign of things to come, especially on the trade front that there is room for progress? a lot of room for progress. we've come a long way from when the former government put in place the trade agreement between australia and china. some backsliding that took place over a number of years. consistent with the fact that the bilateral relationship was under significant pressure. a lot of those pressures still exist today. much of china's more assertive posture in the south china sea continues. since

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we are counting down to asia's trade opens. record highs for stops cuban by big tech. j refrains from signaling hikes. haidi: investors are focused on an updated dot plot and rate cut. paul: philippines president tells us he wants to avoid worsening ties. staggered open. market flat now. ozzie yields went lower after we heard from the reserve bank of australia. the bank saying it is really nothing in or out. they seem to have found support. we've been trading in new zealand as well. the market looking like this. public holiday although we will have futures trading in equities and bonds. not a great deal of movement in futures. yen is weakening. 150.84 at the moment. haidi: look at u.s. futures, flat trading. that session was interesting. we had gains ahead of the fed. we expect the fed to push back as the economy and surprises. fresh record high, broad-based rally. energy is the best performer as we see a rise in oil prices. wti above 83 dollars, propelling prices higher. seeing the impact of drone attacks adding upside pressure ahead of key summer driving season. nasda

to exchange traded funds overseas. direct listing price of $250. back to you. >> thanks. this is steve ust has not gotten the love that some of these other software names have gotten. >> you've kind of got this cloud company claiming to be nai beneficiary. credited ai for what she called astronomical demand. unclear how much cloud service and revenue is related to ai. expecting almost $10 billion in revenue for that segment. expecting total revenues of $13.3 billion. that would be 7%. one thing to pay attention to is nvidia. barrett from hp enterprises saying they can't get their hands on enough chips to meet ai demand and dell said the opposite this season. it's curious where they fall in that equation hopefully some answers there on the call. >> good stuff. as for the insight. a minute left in the trade today monday. we will be watching rates in the morning. small caps. look at all the signs that are most sensitive, i suppose to moves and rates. >> you go down the checklist and rates have been enough in the range tha

the second is actually to give trade to putin and oligarchs in russia _ give trade to putin and oligarchsnd russia must pay. the third is much more — and russia must pay. the third is much more cynical in the meeting that we _ much more cynical in the meeting that we have elections coming all over the — that we have elections coming all over the world, and taxpayers and voters _ over the world, and taxpayers and voters are — over the world, and taxpayers and voters are asking the rightful question, how long we have to pay. why doesn't— question, how long we have to pay. why doesn't russia pay for the damages — why doesn't russia pay for the damages and also the recovery process? — damages and also the recovery process? that's why i see that we have _ process? that's why i see that we have been— process? that's why i see that we have been pushing this close to nearly— have been pushing this close to nearly a — have been pushing this close to nearly a year. that's why there has been _ nearly a year. that's why there has been more — nearly a year. that's why there has been more political int

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we are coming down to asia's major trading opens. tech giants leading a stock rebound on wall street. ai in the spotlight with apple in talks to build googles gemini engine into the iphone and nvidia unveiling its new processes. haidi: the rba is in focus with investors watching tuesday's decision for any sign of a softening in hawkish bias. >> i'm stephen engle outside the bank of japan headquarters in tokyo. it is a momentous day with reports the central bank is poised to end the yield curve control and etf buying as hiking its key rate for the first time in 17 years. haidi: it is a busy day when it comes to the central bank docket. the bank of japan with steve in tokyo. also watching the rba decision. this is the picture as we start out the staggered start to trading. we are seeing the asx 200 a 10th of 1%. we did co strike a stocks. gaining higher financials and banks led the part of the gain. modest gains. a 10th of 1%. a lot of caution as we did see the rebound in financial stocks. expecting the rba to hold rates at the 12 year

to production trade. ntly, we had a meeting with the chamber of commerce and the chamber of commerce, three chambers that are effective in the economic debate , well, we saw a plan to establish a central secretariat , all of this in the direction of the growth of production, in the direction of the jump in production, in the direction of job creation, job creation, in the direction of the growth of resources. meliyeh, well, we hope that the government will support us. anyway, the supreme leader of the revolution emphasized that you should take care of the private sector. you have to bring people into the work flow, to continue the work, to be in the work process , to be in the policy making, to be in the planning . what does not come and enter is actually that capital production. if it does not come and enter that field, the most important so-called challenge, the most important problem that producers and all economic enterprises have is the ambiguous space that is placed in front of them , which means tha

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to fill demand. during the 2018 trade war, u.s. exports came to a halt and and retall tower tariffs and the value of u.s. exports to china decreased 76% from 2017 to 2018. it estimated the trade war cost u.s. agriculture over $27 billion. soybeans accounted 71% of these. this has had major consequences for u.s. soybean growers. as a result of the trade war ramped up production to meet demand. and in the 2017 and 2018 marketing year, brazil over took the largest producer of soybeans. our farmers are facing competition with brazil. the trade war damaged our reputation as a reliable provider of soybeans. section 301 tariffs and retall tower have damaged in-country relationships. our customers looked elsewhere to avoid trade risks. united states considers actions to protect our national security interests, we must maintain and protect our economic and trade interests as well. soybean growers needw predictability and certainty that we will retain market access in china. my written testimony provides three policy. legislative attemo repea

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