joining us now is viraj patel, global macro strategist, vanda research.tart with your take on risk appetite. on one hand you have inflation building in the u.s. not running away with itself and scaring people unnecessarily, but you have negatives coming through from the pause in the j&j rollout. none of that stopped u.s. stocks. what is powering ahead global risk appetite? viraj: we think we will hit the pause button, and april will be about consolidation. we are starting to see treasury yields, value investors coming back into the market and buying at these levels. we also think in the short term we will get peak inflation uncertainty. as we saw yesterday, we will get more readings in the u.s. and europe on inflation and a next couple of months. that will give a reality check on how inflation pressures are, how central banks are from tightening in the near term. that points to good consolidation in yields. a good environment for growth stocks in the short term. anna: you do not think we will see inflation prints that will scare risk appetite or cause a s

cosmonauts ehrlich novitsky and a pause here do pause and of of course less than an american market vanda hey of nasa on board this flight a particularly special moment for the broth as this will be his 1st ever space flight so one can only imagine how he must be feeling right now. just take a few seconds to watch this live. from he's expected to enter. because to launch the flight would take hours meaning it will dock with the i s s a little after 2 pm moscow time. mission is expected to last a little more than 190. 6 she will return to earth in october and the 2 other crew members will stay on. that particular launch has been a little different due to the pandemic so want families can be present to say thank god that was very emotional for these crew members the crew have been inoculated against cove it and the russians getting. russian job and found to hate most americans. of course this launch is an especially poignant everybody and involved because it comes just days before the 60th anniversary of the. space be the rocket launched from the same sky god made. them myself i watched a l

do russians like novitsky feel that the brawl of balls in american vanda have nasa and i will board the orbiter there remain there until at least october as part of expedition 65 joining the 7 other members working up there the latest launch came ahead of the 60th anniversary of cosmonaut yuri gagarin's as sturrock flight on april the 12th 961 to become the 1st human in space. for 2 decades now humans have had a constant presence in orbit traveling at 27000 kilometers per hour on the international space station braving radiation and high velocity space junk saskia taylor's been causing astronauts and cosmonauts including russia's only woman space pilot on the joys and challenges of life in 0 gravity. i went to baikonur in 2019 i was standing there 2 kilometers from the launch pad but even there was so nervous and sweat and so much i can't even imagine what you feel when you're right there waiting for the launch. actually we feel pretty calm because i've been preparing for ages and finally it's the moment i've been waiting for for so long it is like waiting for a birthday cake and here y

of cosmos and american mark vanda hey of nasa are now on board the orbital station during their time there they will be overseeing the arrival of a new lab module named science the soyuz and s 18 spacecraft that sent in the trio to space was named after the 1st human in space you're a good artes constantine was at the launch site as the crew took off. you can't throw out your foot on the water if that means a tad sobber changes or a firing and the rocket is going to do things you're. going to do. wow i mean we had amazing sight to see and everyone here at this viewing area are thrilled to see the rugged heading into space but i'm going to tell you something there are no 3 people on earth there are more focused than the crew on board that saw use rocket because the 1st 10 minutes after takeoff are considered to be the most dangerous of their entire 6 or even 10 month stay in space now let me tell you few words about the crew so this time we have 2 russian cosmonauts 11 of the skin peter do broth and then one american astronaut mark bundy hey despite investing heavily in space x.'s dra

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in the bay area vanda nicali prays her family survives.of them have covid in india. >> everybody is afraid to walk out of their house. the minute you step out you have to have your guard up. it's almost like you're breathing virus because every other person around you has it. >> reporter: with only 9% of this country vaccinated and nearly 1 million cases in three days ucsf's infectious disease specialist dr. monica gandhi says there needs to be an urgent global effort to help india. >> all eyes need to be to india right now. any place that isn't doing well impacts us here in the u.s. it's not over until it's over for. >> reporter: for a very long time india was doing well. so what happened? >> the country opened up. there was a very large festival. there was a very large festival, lots of mingling and the virus took hold. >> reporter: president biden confirming the u.s. will assist india providing resources and supplies. u.s. representative ro khanna, vice president of the indian caucus, has been advocating for this intervention. >> the ad

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vanda insights ceo fund are already there. the deal could put a saudi tech company on the map.e have details next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: welcome back. grab is said to be poised to go public. sources say it will list through a blank check company, evaluation of $34 billion. a senior reporter for asian technology, what do we know so far? >> we are expecting grab to become a public company this year throughout reverse merger with a blank check company in the u.s. according to sources grab will have a valuation of $34 billion, which would make it the biggest spac merger ever and this is a significant increase in valuations. grab is a nine-year-old company founded in malaysia and expanding across a countries in south is to -- south. it was valued at $60 million and it is likely to become the first company here list through a blank check company. groep is not the only company looking to lift this year. we have traveloka, an online travel company and they are looking to list through a spac merger and our sources have told us the company is in advanced talks to list with which