saudi arabia seeks the death penalty for five suspects charged with the murder of three as the us treasury announces sanctions against seventeen saudis for their alleged roles in the journalist's killing. and our intake of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up. i believe with every fiber of my being that the course i have says algis the right one for our country and. u.k. prime minister to resign may stands firm on her draft breaks it deal despite affaires backlash within her own administration. and a dash suspends plans to repatriate range refugees after failing to find any volunteers some say they'd rather die than return to me and mark. i know saudi arabia is seeking the death penalty for five suspects charged with the murder of journalist. as the kingdom tries to contain its biggest political crisis in a generation but they are now spent was almost immediately dismissed as inadequate by turkish officials and a short time later the united states moved ahead with sanctions on some of the saudis involved in the case begin our coverage with andrew symonds in istanbul. saudi ar

barbelling the portfolio using treasuries and tort dated u.s.ld outperform the market going forward. yousef: hold that thought. we still have a lot to talk about. let's see a snapshot of what is coming up. the latest impacts of the jamal khashoggi case on stocks as trump denies any conclusion about the crown prince's role. what does it mean for the pound and for global markets with the current situation in the u.k.? this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: let's get to our other top story, the u.k.. challengersvative to theresa may's premiership, according to the sunday times. the prime minister has sent there is no alternative on the table to her brexit deal. lowerund ended the week as uncertainty groups markets. the ceo of the imperative always in. -- bnp paribas weighs in. >> i think we don't know. nobody knows. the british don't know. the only solution is to work on options. be ready to serve the kleins whatever happens and to be strong and resilient. -- the clients whatever happens and to be strong and resilient. yousef: a lot of investors are looking

who denies links to organized crime has been elected president of amateur boxing federation the us treasury says got for iraq come off as one of his country's leading criminals with links to the global heroin trade his appointment has put a bit in direct conflict with the international olympic committee who criticized his they've previously threatened the future of boxing as an olympic sport if romney were to be put in charge the houston rockets are starting to get their season back on track after what's been a disastrous start to the season they recorded their second win in a row beating the chicago bulls ninety six to eighty eight james harden scoring twenty five. and it's only their third win overall they've already lost five games and have the third worst record in the western conference. set and tonio recorded their fourth straight win on saturday the spurs beating the new orleans pelicans one zero nine to ninety five new recruit de mar de rose and top scorer for them with twenty six points. there's no stopping moto g.p. with world champion mark marquez not even with a grid penalty the

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the us treasury department has sanctioned 17 individuals over the alleged roles in the killing ofjournalisthe targets of the sanctions include saudi crown prince ben salman‘s close adviser and blacklisted for gross human rights abuses. yesterday saudi arabia's public prosecutor concluded that an intelligence officer ordered his murder, not the crown prince. let's have a quick look now at the markets before we go. as you can see, the nikkei 225 is down 26 points in early trade. it was up almost 50 points, a reversal of fortune there. the all 0rdinaries index gaining ten and the hang seng opening the new trading day lullaby 67 points despite gains on wall street overnight. a lot of uncertainty, though, for brexit. thank you so much for investing your time with us. i'm rico hizon. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: despite stinging criticism, and a string of ministerial resignations, the british prime minister has promised to see her brexit deal through. let's stay with that story: we've been asking people who voted in the referendum what they think of the way brexit

promising grave consequences to anyone shipping oil to syria and trying to prop up assad sophs the us treasury department on cheers day slap sanctions on three companies and several people involved in selling iranian oil to syria noted states today sanctioned international network that the iranian regime and russia are using to provide millions of barrels of oil to the assad regime this is in exchange for the movement of hundreds of millions of dollars to the g.c. could force that money is then passed on to terrorist organizations like hezbollah and hamas a new round of sanctions targets one area company into russia based or companies the six individuals targeted from various countries including iran and russia moscow has condemned washington's latest move claiming it lends support to terrorists in syria. the effort to charge others with providing oil to syria which is battle terrorist aggression for seven years looks like a statement of support for terrorists and similar train usually an effort to hamper the reconstruction of the war torn country much of its population is deprived of electric

reports in the wall streetjournal said the us treasury secretary has resumed talks with the chinese vice the trade work may be coming to some sort of conclusion. and let's see what europe is doing, this is the current state of play. michelle fleury has an update what's happening on wall street. us and canadian firms report earnings for the third quarter, this is seen as the third quarter, this is seen as the biggest financial test of the companies since canada legalised the recreational use of cannabis in 0ctober. bobo quarter doesn't cover the period when pot use was legalised investors will be looking for any clues on how sales are doing. and fresh on the heels of lows announcing it was closing 20 stories rival home depot reports its third—quarter earnings, watch out for what it tells us about the current state of the us housing market, consumers remaining confident the affordability of housing is still an issue that could dent future sales. joining us is maike currie, who's the investment director at fidelity international. lovely to see you. michelle talking about some of the issues,

denies links to organized crime has been elected president of amateur boxing federation aida the us treasury says reckon mav is one of his country's leading criminals with links to the global heroin trade his appointment has put in conflict with the international olympic committee who previously threatened the future of boxing as an olympic sport if it rocked him off was put in charge. the houston rockets are starting to get their season back on track after what's been a disastrous start they recorded their second win in a row beating the chicago bulls ninety six to eighty eight james harden scoring twenty five points it's only their third win overall they've already lost five games and have the third worst record in the western conference it's. not good to see some of the world's best cyclists are in japan for a race that pits riders from the tour de france against japan cycling elite the site to mark crude tarion is a fifty eight kilometer ride a one hundred they won this year's edition. beating go right thomas who finished second but the whole trip to japan did not start well for thomas.

their us treasury action targeting the russia iran will scheme to prove assad and finance his bar and hamas sends a clear message there are grave consequences for anyone shipping oil to see it among us well he puts them together i guess what helium method you carry is a state that's seven years it doesn't mean taking haley will never leave what you have. just in order to justify the fact that the us is now sanctioning trade oil trade there's no reason for the us to sanction. it while there is a reason of course it's occupying syria's oil fields and it doesn't want the syrian government getting oil told us they allow them to rebuild their country so they're not allowed to import you are no longer allowed to collect to conduct. free trade global trade if it doesn't meet u.s. approval because if you conduct trade that doesn't meet u.s. approval you will now be sanctioned that's what i'm paying these entities and these companies are going to continue to do it irrespective of the saying this is why i always say if you want to go down the sanction rabbit hole your likelihood of success is q

denies links to organized crime has been elected president of amateur boxing federation aida the us treasury says reckon mav is one of his country's leading criminals with links to the global heroin trade his appointment has put a uba in conflict with enter national limpet committee who previously threatened the future of boxing as an olympic sport if it rocked him off was put in charge. some of the world's best cyclists are in japan for a race that pits riders from the tour de france against japan cycling elite the site to mark protests as a fifty eight kilometer ride a one hundred of the they won this year's edition beating the right thomas who finished second but the whole trip to japan did not start well for thomas. at a promotional event the defending tour de france champion dressed up as a baseball player and accidently hit a fan in the face with a ball all was forgiven though when he invited the fans up to the stage to apologize and pose for photos and that's all you're sport for now more later thank you very much lots of for me don jordan for the news about done that way because i'll

denies links to organized crime has been elected president of amateur boxing federation aida the us treasury says reckon mav is one of his country's leading criminals with links to the global heroin trade his appointment has put a uba in conflict with enter national limpid committee who previously threatened the future of boxing as an olympic sport if it rocked him off was put in charge. some of the world's best cyclists are in japan for a race that pits riders from the tour de france against japan cycling elite the site to much for terry as a fifty eight kilometer ride a one hundred of out there they won this year's edition beating the right thomas who finished second but the whole trip to japan did not start well for thomas. at a promotional event the defending tour de france champion dressed up as a baseball player and accidently hit a fan in the face with a ball all was forgiven though when he invited the fans up to the stage to apologize and pose for photos and that's all you're sport for now more later well that's it for me down in jordan or calls up next with more news stay with us. e

as the us treasury announces sanctions against seventeen saudis for their next roles in the journalist's killing. of his al-jazeera live from london also coming up. i believe with every fiber of my being that the course i have set out is the right one for our country and our people u.k. prime minister to resume a stand firm on her draft breaks it deal despite the fast backlash within her own administration. bangladesh to spend plans to repatriate ranger refugees after failing to find any volunteers some say they'd rather die than live turned to me in math. and in the grounds of a ruined jungle palace out there again exclusive access as masked russians train the next generation of central african republic troops. saudi arabia is seeking the death penalty for five suspects charged with the murder of journalist. as the kingdom tries to contain its biggest political crisis in a generation but they're not meant was almost immediately dismissed as inadequate by turkish officials and a short time later the united states moved ahead with sanctions on some of the saudis involved in the case and b

gafur rakhimov has been described by the us treasury department as one of uzbekistan‘s leading criminalsons of being linked to criminal organisations. here in the uk, the success of ivf has caused a drop in the number of children being adopted, according to the children and family court advisory and support service. in the past a0 years, adoptions in england and wales have fallen by 62% as the ivf success rates for women under 35 have nearly tripled. voting begins shortly in the french pacific islands of new caledonia in a referendum on whether to remain part of france or become independent. the vote was promised as part of a deal two decades ago after violence involving separatists from the indigenous kanak people. the territory is home to a quarter of the world's known supplies of nickel, a vital component in manufacturing electronics. polls suggest voters will reject independence. ireland's prime minister, leo varadkar, has warned that britain's planned departure from the european union has undermined the long—standing peace deal that ended decades of violence in northern ireland. neg

arabia seeks the death penalty for five suspects charged with the murder of jamal khashoggi as the us treasury is set to announce sanctions against seventeen saudis for their alleged roles in the journalist killing. al jazeera live from london also coming up. we've taken the decision to leave just get on with it just to let our u.k. prime minister to resign mayor just parliament tobacco draft breaks it deal i mean a fierce battle ash within her own administration. under their suspends plans to repatriate re-injure refugees after failing to find any volunteers some say they'd rather die than return to me in mali. and in the grounds of a ruined jungle palace out there again exclusive access as mosques russians train the next generation of central african republic troops. saudi arabia seeking the death penalty for five suspects charged with the murder of journalist. as the king of tries to contain its biggest political crisis in a generation overall eleven suspects are accused of killing the royal insider turned critic in istanbul last month but riyadh is insisting the fact. crown prince mohammed

who denies links to organized crime has been elected president of amateur boxing federation the us treasury says gaff or write him off is one of his country's leading criminals with links to the global heroin trade his appointment is put our uber in direct conflict with the international imput committee who criticised his bid they've previously threaten the future of boxing as an impact sport if writing off was put in charge. it's a classroom division i would like to address our friends in the olympic movement we listen to everything we learn and we will work we did everything you asked us for and even more than that these two days have become an acknowledgment of our commitment to follow the olympic movement and the olympic values. the houston rockets is starting to get their season back on track after what's been a disastrous start they've recorded their second win in a row beating the chicago bulls ninety six to eighty eight james harden scored twenty five points only the third we know they've already lost five games and have the third worst record in the western conference. tony recorde

the us treasury department announced 17 saudi's, freezing their assets and having americans from doingith them saying, quote, our action today is an important step in responding to jamal khashoggi esculin, the state department will seek relevant facts and hold accountable those involved in the killing of jamal khashoggi. the move comes four weeks after mike pompeo traveled to saudi arabia to demand answers and the saudi foreign minister reiterated the royal family had nothing to do with it. >> nothing to do with this issue. the national security adviser in the us said this -- operation. >> reporter: the saudi explanation fell short of expectations. >> translator: these steps are positive but insufficient. those authorizing this murder need to be uncovered. >> reporter: the saudis accuse general a theory, deputy intelligence chief of giving the order. apparently he believed jamal khashoggi was a national security threat working with foreign countries. the saudis say the team plans to bring him home but it went wrong after a fight. they continue to claim his dismembered body was given to

and a former deputy assistant secretary for international trade and investmement policy — in the us treasurytext for us you put those remarks in context for us and what do you think the president was trying to achieve by them? the deal as i understand it requires the continuation of the present eu uk relationships through until december 2020. after that there is a backstop for the uk to remain in the customs union with all regulatory provisions and tariffs and so forth of the eu, unless something else is negotiated through this radical declaration. what that means is until december 2020 the end of president trump and his time in office unless he wins a second term, the uk cannot negotiate a tariff free deal with united states, nor compromise on regulation with united states because those are the eu rules. what might happen afterwards depending on how the political declaration works out, is that the uk could be free to negotiate services trade agreement with the united states. and the uk is very much a service economy as is the us in terms of percentage of our put and so forth. it is loaded t

next, this is the us treasury secretary.es and abandoned their nuclear missions if they seek a path to sanction relief. we are watching the iranian regime with laser focus, if they try to evade our sanctions we'll take action to disrupt activity time and time again. the maximum pressure exerted by the united states is only going to mount from here. there are 700 individuals, banks, oil exporters, shipping companies, and others on the sanctions target list. there are some exemptions. eight countries including china, south korea and japan and italy have been given temporary waivers, as they are major importers of iranian oil. also, the uk, germany and france, which are still committed to the nuclear deal, have all promised to help european firms to do business in iran. bbc persian's rana rahimpour. it'll have a huge impact because many of that european banks are dealing with the united states and they are too worried about being fined because many are forced to pay millions sometimes billions in finder. especially after doing

former treasury secretary larry summers joins us next. more "squawkal alley" after a quick break.still here? we're voya! we stay with you to and through retirement. i get that voya is with me through retirement, i'm just surprised it means in my kitchen. so, that means no breakfast? voya. helping you to and through retirement. >>> here's what's coming up at the halftime report at the top of the hour. we'll have breaking news at fed chair jay powell speaks at the new york economic club you'll see the speech live, the instant market reaction. will mr. powell ease market jitters over the path of interest rates it is the question of the hour with stocks trying to fight back from the correction. we'll see you at noon. morgan, we'll see you top of the hour. >> it's going to be a big hour, scott, looking forward to it >>> looking at some of the day's laggards on the nbc 100. western digital, seagate, alexion pharma and netease so lionel, what does being able to trade 24/5 mean to you? well, it means i can trade after the market closes. it's true. so all... evening long. ooh, so close. ye

ongoing concerns over the appointment of a speck stands guard for a run him of as president the us treasury department has listed him as an associate of organized crime networks claims got food denies the i.o.c. will immediately freeze all contact with either ticket sales have been halted as has the approval and implementation of a qualification system despite all that the i.o.c. says it will make all efforts to ensure a box in torment does take place at tokyo twenty twenty. well you can has provided a lot of information throughout this. this year at different times but that information still has some number of elements which cause us conservator including as i say the ability of all you've got to operate as a going concern which means basically to operate normal financial circumstances with revenues to match the expenditure equally there are elements of the new order to the financial reports which still have a limited not be clued in the information that has been provided to us and not available on the are you this website but the l.a. lakers have rebounded from losses in the n.b.a. it's l

concerns over the appointments of the breakfast as becky stands guard for a time of as president the us treasury department has listed him as an associate of an organized crime network claims god for the noise the i.o.c. will immediately freeze all contact with i buy a ticket sales have been halted as has the approval and implementation of qualification system despite all that the i.o.c. says will make all efforts to ensure boxing tournament takes place in. the l.a. lakers have rebounded from back to back losses in the n.b.a. and it's largely thanks to lebron james he had thirty eight points nine rebounds and seven assists twelve of those points came in the last five minutes of the game to lift the lakers to eight hundred fourteen ninety six victory over the indiana pacers the lakers host dallas later on friday. steph curry is expected to return to the golden state warriors on saturday and they've certainly missed him the warriors were up against the transfer raptors on thursday quiet leonard scoring a season high thirty seven points kevin durant did his best for the warriors scoring fifty one b

be posted by provisional people with provisional labor visas that become a contribution to the us treasury of people end up staying. that is the kind of innovation that could be useful and address some of the concerns about the heterogeneity, that is a useful conversation to have. we get nowhere and certainly don't get useful innovation from starting with talking points based on this information. >> that is very complete, thank you. if you can share your thoughts in terms of policy. you write about it a lot and you have thought about it. the united states is in a position that has benefited from global talent and there are always ways to keep it that way. you have done a lot of work on visas, can you give some insight on the way this policy can be improved in the united states, to keep benefiting from these. >> thank you for the very complex places in channels and i certainly agree the economic, cultural security can lead to political choices, they are not aligned often with some of the data we have and that is part of the overall responsibility, the competitiveness project there was a phr

we felt the selloff in use treasuries would happen over time, given the global economy is likely to takee european economy has not been firing on all cylinders. there is a sign that this trade war could lead to the u.s. economy slowing down. as trump escalates the situation in january, the u.s. economy will also slow to, and not just the chinese economy. if that is the case, the federal reserve will be hard-pressed to raise rates three more times next year. therefore, it is enough to keep u.s. treasuries where they are right now. david: i imagine that is good news for everyone else. get to paul allen in sydney for an update of our first word news. exports rebounded last month after the first climb -- decline in two years. 8.2%, slightly below forecasts. 20%,ts climbed almost leaving a deficit of $4 billion million.mates of $620 president trump visited california to see firsthand the devastation from the wildfires that has killed 76 people and left more than a thousand and caused billions of dollars in damage. a change of tone to his previous criticism of the democratic leaders. >> you se

treasury. from taxes that china is paying for us. if you speak to mr. elsberry, who -- mr. pills very, who is probably the leading expert on china. he says we have never seen

so talked us through all this information today, what the bank of england and the treasury will tell st of all is launching its stress test, and it is also the timing of that stress test in order to be able to ta ke that stress test in order to be able to take account of the various things that are happening with brexit and the meaningful vote. so the stress test is basically a health check, can the british banking system would stand a big shock to gdp, to house prices, et cetera. the reason why it is going to have particular scrutiny today is very simply because everybody is going over absolutely every single detail to see what the impact of no deal and our deal might be. now, when it comes to dealing with these unexpected shocks, we have had to do this already, haven't we? mark carney, the head of the bank of england, has had to grapple with a lot of weak, surprise results like the referendum result in 2016. they have had to put measures in place. they have been here before, to a degree. to a degree, and mark carney is under a lot of pressure because he was part of project fear in t

use. treasury on the gt the library. the other thing we want to point out is oil.weeks of decline, but this price collapse is the rate cut -- in terms of $88 per barrel in the price of global crude, six weeks of declines. back to you all the way the start of 2014. let's have a look at majors. some movers we are following -- do we have it? we should have it. there we go, thank you. there's a headline that's out, it is unclear whether it is related to the 20% drop in share price. the headline is saying that china will crack down on manycial innovation, didn't get a contract in australia, a property developer in the philippines. we heard from a company executive saying rates are higher but it is not affecting sales. we are just coming out of the lunch break right now, seeing more games. >> all right. let's get to the latest out of the u.k. prime minister theresa may facing a tough week once again with both her brexit deal and leadership under fire. >> she is sent to appeal support for a withdrawal agreement that faces widespread opposition in parliament. jodi schneide

high grade or treasuries seem vulnerable to us, between supply, refinancing, correlations, the fact that between japan and china, the two largest buyers of treasuries are starting to get along better. that is business school 101. that is something to pay very close attention to. jonathan: mary? mary: all year, we have not seen that bid from overseas that has really fueled inflows over this credit cycle. a lot of it is the dollar cost of hedging. if you look at euro high-yield hedge back into dollars, it is almost doing better at this point, considering that we do not have some of the same bottom-up issues maybe from a sector perspective. so that is a risk, and i think that is a risk, like you said, for investment grade and high-yield. jonathan: i want to put that question to someone in london. will we get that sucking sound, those outflows through 2019? alberto, from where you're sitting, what does it look like? alberto: in the emerging markets and the u.s., there have been some outflows, but the area which really has suffered this year has been europe, which is gone from euphoria last y

that's true the bank of england's and the treasury a both telling us that there's a huge amount of uncertainty and i would certainly agree with that but they're trying to provide a calming message to markets as we try and negotiate the final stages of the withdrawal agreements and of course both the bank of england and the u.k. treasury which is she the budget this week has suggested that they could do more to support u.k. economy if things don't go well but likewise if things turn out to be relatively smooth and we get a nice transition the bank of england also stands ready to raise interest rates so that flexibility is clearly being signaled by both the treasury and also the bank of england by the bank of england send the signal that it can't say that they would be prepared to cut interest rates going forward i mean that message isn't entirely comforting going forward is that. i think you know he's got to giants trying to calm the situation and not sort of pre-commit to anything central bank is our little bit nervous about preakness and we saw that in the referendum back in two years ago in

am sharanjit leyl. in the wake of the us mid—term elections. elections. further us tax cuts hit the dollar and sent treasurylower. and sent treasury yields lower. donald trump fired attorney general jeff sessions. jeff sessions. investigation that has been dogging the white house. —— recused. wall street, all of the indices up over 2%. wall street, all of the indices up over2%. over2%. why investors were so pleased with the outcome. the outcome. are not seeing them today —— here is a statistic for you. a statistic for you. always say hate uncertainty and this is the outcome they were predicting. is the outcome they were predicting. investors will have time to adjust to whatever they want to do. to whatever they want to do. which changed healthcare here in the united states, will be repealed. united states, will be repealed. stocks some of the biggest gainers today. today. this contributed to this really good us market performance. us market performance. something, and that something is infrastructure. infrastructure. support so that could also be something that pleases investors. something that pleases inve

what level of treasury yields will reignite foreign demand? joined the debate by reaching out to us the mliv team, iv plus tv on your bloomberg. what level of treasury yield is going to re-ignite foreign demand? >> at the long end of the curve i do not think you are far away. you have to factor in the nominal yield and the cost of buying dollars and the hedging costs here. the has been a difficult environment for foreign investors to get into. i think it's not a position. you have to look at eurozone government debt positions. japanese government debt. look at that spread. we talk about the spread all the time. it keeps setting new records. that does act as a nominal anchor on yields. we are not yet seeing options even though a lot is coming through, a big ratio down to .evels that were worrying the long end of the curve needs to move much higher from here. nejra: the context of this question is the comments from jeff gundlach saying overseas holdings have been tricking because the cost of hedging is making the trade of attractive. >> i would agree entirely. it is in the contex

high greater treasuries come are very vulnerable to us. between supply, refinancing, correlations. the fact that japan in china, the two largest buyers of treasuries are starting to get along better. bargaining power and buyers. that is something to pay close attention to. mary: for credit, all year we have seen -- not seen the bid from overseas that is fueled inflows over this credit cycle. a lot of it is the dollar cost of hedging. if you look at euro hedge yield into dollars, it is almost doing better at this point, given we do not have some of the same bottom-up issues from a sector perspective. that is a risk like you said for both investment-grade and high-yield. jonathan: i want to put that question to someone in london, someone outside the u.s.. will he get those outflows through 2019? from where you are sitting, what does it look like? alberto: in the emerging markets in the u.s. there have been some outflows, that the area which really has suffered this year has been europe, which is gone from last year with the french elections then-president macron, dream of united europ

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scarlet: you told us how a chunk of swan's holdings are in treasuries.nvestors in these markets run directly towards what they want? so if they wanted treasury exposure for example, they could go into tlt. what kind of investor would want to own swan instead of buying treasury funds and handling those long-dated options on their own? christian: yeah, this is a great question, because swan gives you the defensiveness of treasuries, 90% of the portfolio there, but really, the equity upside of the spy leap options. so you are able to capture a significant upside, about 70 delta, so that means those options should go up 7% for the s&p move upward of 10%. if you want some safety or a buffer against significant downside, but you don't want to give that equity upside appreciation up, swan is for you. the treasuries are just going to lock in the cash. sure, you will get a 2%, maybe 2.5% yield after expenses, but you will miss out when the market eventually rebounds. i mean, what if you are wrong going to cash right now? you would have been the last eight years.

what the analysis produced by the treasury today shows us is this — if a no deal scenario with no netass, something the government has recklessly if incredibly been threatening, we could see a gdp almost 11% lower than compared to today's arrangements. it is not possible to leave a free—trade area with loads of important, wealthy customers and introduce tariff barriers, custom delays, regulatory divergences and delays at borders without making this country poorer than it otherwise would be. and it's difficult to see how anybody who follows economic policy can argue the contrary whilst keeping a straight face. trade deals that we might strike will only increase gdp by a potential 0.2%. shameful. public—sector net borrowing will be higher. in what alternate reality is this a good deal? the treasury, the 0br and the bank of england between them produce numerous forecasts every year. what was the last time any of them got one right? i suspect, mr speaker, in the history of highly detailed, complicated economic forecasts, with a myriad of variables, there's probably not one in the entire h

looking better as you mentioned, sources telling us our the treasury secretary meeting.nly did see some sentiment boosted a little bit, sentiment looking more positive and we saw dollar reversing the game -- the gain. 697ere getting close to the for the renminbi. a 230 pit move. that was helping to put a floor and equities in the region so you do see japan lower by 2% but we are going as low as 3%, the tokyo session and the kospi down market back and bear territory. 1.8% in sydney. china bucking the trend, we see the large cap up 1%. the semtex in india looking good. taking a look at the movers, you mentioned apple suppliers, apple concerned about reduced demand with the apple iphone. and 2.3% ahead of earnings japan downdown and 9.5%. 50% of revenue comes from apple itself, it is one to watch. also looking at the automakers as well in the region. after sources telling bloomberg the white house is circulating a draft report on whether to impose tariffs on auto imports due to national security concerns. we did see the carmakers fall off at 2.5%. this is mike hence, the u.

josh mundell of the ohio state treasury joins us now. what is so good about this?lity to pay taxes with bitcoin? >> we are proud to do our part to allow small step taxpayers to pay with cryptocurrency. we're doing this to give more options to taxpayers in how they pay taxes and to plant the flag and a and say ohio is the place embracing cryptocurrency and embracing blockchain technology and send the message to the rust -- rest of the country. if you want to grow blockchain technology company and you want to grow software development, do it in ohio. romaine: for those of us who are really familiar with how it works, ohio is not taking any risk in holding bitcoin in transactions, are they? josh: correct. the taxpayer will take their cryptocurrency while it and iphone and skin the qr code and they will transfer their currency -- scan the qr code and they will transfer their currency down to bit pay in atlanta. bit pay will verify the transaction on the blockchain and they will converted into u.s. dollars. at that point, u.s. dollars will be transferred to the state of

citizens are only protected by a very small set of national privileges like accessing sub-treasury and unfettered use of navigable waterways these terrible and often called indefensible decisions by the supreme court opened the door to the horrendous black codes we now know as jim crow all to stop certain human beings specifically newly freed slaves from having economic liberty or in one example from owning guns which brings us to the recent announcement by president trump that he is considering and i'm tempted to farai the first line of the fourteenth amendment which states all persons born or naturalized in the united states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the united states and of the state wherein they reside no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the united states nor shall any state deprive any person of life liberty or property without due process of law nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws trump was allegedly told by advisers that he could take away th

that's true the bank of england's and the treasury a both telling us that there's a huge amount of uncertainty and i would certainly agree with that but they're trying to provide a calming message to markets as we try and negotiate the final stages of the withdrawal agreements and of course both the bank of england and the u.k. treasury which issued the budget this week has suggested that they could do more to support the u.k. economy if things don't go well but likewise if things turn out to be relatively smooth and we get a nice transition the bank of england also stands ready to raise interest rates so that flexibility is clearly being signaled by both the treasury and also the bank of england but the bank of england sent the signal that it can't say that they would be prepared to cut interest rates going forward i mean that message isn't entirely comforting going forward is that. i think you know he's got to giants trying to calm the situation and not sort of pre-commit to anything central bank is our little bit nervous about preakness and we saw that in the referendum back in two years ag