vonnie: thank you for joining. let's get to first word headlines. >> we're going to start with president biden who says he succeeded in stopping a supply chain crisis. his administration has launched several measures to improve the flow of goods through u.s. ports which will also receive billions of funding through the infrastructure law signed last month. >> we brought together business and labor leaders to solve problems. the much predicted crisis did not occur. packages are moving. gifts are being delivered. shells are not empty. >> moving on to the bank of thailand, it held its benchmark rate unchanged. it is at a record low 0.5%. it also lowered its gdp forecast for next year after assessing that the omicron outbreak would affect the economy early 2022. it canceled reentry for tourists earlier this week. xi jinping has told a hong kong leader that the city is developing in a good direction. it was the first face-to-face meeting in two years coming days after an election installed a legislature of communist par

vonnie: we may yet get the rally.e said that the last trading state -- trading sessions, but it was risk on in spite of omicron. it is highly transmissible and wreaking havoc across the united states and the globe as governments try to do border closures and all sorts of things. as one of the countries with one of the strictest border measures, japan -- we just got the minutes from the boj meeting. the nikkei up, the topics up a minute or two into trading. the lines we have from the boj meeting from october -- these are minutes that have just been released. one member should watch how corporate bond buying affect markets. i don't know if it is the same number but it doesn't sound like other members were too worried about keeping the covid program in some way. this was before omicron became a global phenomenon. arise in commodity prices becoming a factor as we see some of the oil and natural gas markets rise. moving on to korea, we see a gain -- that is following from the u.s. session where we saw a great day for semic

vonnie: i am vonnie quinn with the first word headlines.s denying reports on a ban on one method of overseas stock listings. the csrc says reports are misleading that regulators are promoting firms that have mainland listings. evergrande's move on to debt restructuring may be at hand, as it says it plans to actively engage with offshore creditors. this is being seen as an acknowledgment that 300 billion dollars in liability had become unsustainable. the company's met test is on monday when a 30 day grace period ends on a bond payment. the uk's biggest business lobby cut forecasts for growth this year and next, warning that raising costs and shortages are hampering the nation's recovery. they expect an expansion of 6.9% in 2021. that is down from 8.2% in previously. it highlights that headwinds caused by inflation and supply-chain issues. saudi arabia has raised oil prices for buyers in asia and the u.s., signaling indices demand staying strong, despite the threat of the omicron variant. the move comes days after opec and its allies surprise

let's get to vonnie quinn. vonnie: the white house wants to rally allied countries to crack down on technologies. during a summit next week, the by administration will announce an initiative to prevent the spread of tech used to track and control citizens. officials declined to name which countries will join initiative. kaiser group has yet to pay interest due wednesday on a bond. separately, a deadline for creditors to swap a separate note during december 7 has expired. the developer fails to meet deadlines for two other notes last month. antitrust officials have sued a proposed takeover saying the deal would harm competition in the semiconductor market. the sec says it acted to prevent a chip conglomerate. it is owned by softbank group and licenses technology hundreds of companies. singapore is facing dramatic volatility and wholesale power prices as the nation grapples with the global energy crisis. wholesale electricity prices soared for falling again. traders say a drop in indonesian gas supply has caused

i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg.hery: still ahead, we ask steven davies whether policy reactions have changed approaches for long-term investing. -- head of green and sustainable finance on strategies for green investing and achieving net zero carbon emissions. that exclusive interview. this is bloomberg. >> hong kong exchange starts its green summit today which focuses on asia's net zero journey and brings together ceos and sustainability experts to share insights on supporting the transition to low carbon economy. let's crossover to hong kong with stephen engle. >> thank you sherry. our guest is the one who is hosting this forum, grace hui, head of green and sustainable finance. thanks for having here on your inaugural. what would you say is your biggest challenge that hong kong has in making hong kong a green finance hub? >> thank you for having us. i think we have, actually, lots of challenges, but also opportunities. let's start with opportunities. being the super connector to china, we are able to get all of th

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. kathleen: still ahead, the bank of japan's fourth-quarter survey is likely to be a bag. we will have the numbers what they board of -- monetary diversion is said to be a fee -- a key theme of 2022. we will talk about what that means for fixed income investment. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are continuing to see inflation broaden out, particular he among the service sectors. >> high inflation is a problem for the economy, huge problem for the most vulnerable segment of the population. >> we are at peak inflation from the supply chain right now. you can already see some signs of production and some of the supply chains clearing up >>. people proclaiming the supply disruptions are going to be over, they are not. >> i think it keeps pressure on the federal reserve. >> the fed vacillates with the word transitory, but they believe and i think wall street still believes this inflation problem we have is going to resolve itself. >> the inflation data is pushing the fed to accelerate tapering n

vonnie quinn is in new york and she has the first word news. vonnie: thank you.aken extraordinary measures to bolster the lira, including a program to protect savings. president erdogan said the president will make up for losses in lira deposit should the currency decline exceed bank rates. they will help exporters mitigate risks. the lira bounced back from record lows on new measures. chile's leftist president elect boric, says his that-- his government will continue -- maintain fiscal discipline when it takes office in march. boric is seeking to read sure investors -- to reassure investors after the peso was closing at a record low and the main stock gauge falling 6% monday. g-7 nations this press over hong kong's legislative elections. the g-7 foreign ministers criticized electoral changes imposed by china's central government last year. saying they eroded the cities democratic elements and undermined its autonomy. hong kong reported its lowest ever turn out in global election sunday with 30% of registered voters posting ballots. china has slept an unprecedent

here is vonnie quinn.e: the white house is seeking to bolster ties around southeast asia as a counterweight to china. the secretary of state is on a three-day tour of the region and due to give an address in jakarta tuesday. the by dentist -- the biden administration is expected to focus on areas of cooperation like fighting covid-19 and climate change. time magazine named elon musk the person of the year. publisher said few people have had more influence on life on earth and potentially life off earth. the award has an previously presented to barack obama and mark zuckerberg. this capsule run in which musk solidified his standing as the world's richest person and turned tesla into a $1 trillion business. a financial regulator issued rules on kabul to mainland china. -- travel to mainland china. those eligible our staff and directors with regional roles and a main preface to travel to the province. each company has one pre-registration with a limit of two executives per calendar month. u.s. lawmakers are r

this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. for the second time in two days officials should consider speeding up withdrawal of policy support. the house financial services committee that inflation has become more persistent and policy will continue to adapt. the cleveland fed president told us exclusively she supports that view. >> going into the september meeting, there was a strong case for tapering and faster pace for what we announced. since that time, the data had come in supportive of the case. i'm open to a faster pace of tapering. vonnie: turkey's has abruptly replaced his finance minister as risks deepen over interest rate cuts that have undermined the turkish lira and fueled inflation. -- has been named the new finance minister. erdogan regularly asserts his unorthodox mantra at high borrowing costs calling inflation rather than curbing it. the u.s. deputy secretary of state will meet eu officials in washington on thursday to discuss a joint approach to an increasingly assertive china. the u.s. and eu china dialogue

let's get to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: kathleen, thank you. u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin said washington will stand up to what he calls an assertive and autocratic china and the indo pacific region and beyond. strengthening alliances in the region is one way to counter china's military modernization. growing nuclear capabilities as well. >> the activity that we see in the region and other parts of the globe is discerning. it's racing to develop military capability as fast as it can, but some of the course of activity we see in the region has us and our partners in the region very concerned. vonnie: ray dalio has taken to social media has saying he properly answered a question about china during an interview on cnbc. the founder compared china to a strict parent when asked about the disappearance of -- he said he did not mean to downplay human rights, but was attempting to explain the chinese approach to governing as institution ideas about family. australian health officials have confirmed the omicron variant of the coronavirus is circulatin

let's get to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: good morning. china security watchdog as it respects company's choices on where to list stocks. sources have told bloomberg news that such a ban is in the works to address data security concerns. reports are misleading, that regulators are promoting u.s. listings. ray dalio has taken to social media to say he had "sloppily answered a question about china" during an interview on msnbc. the founder of bridgewater compared china to --, when asked about the disappearance of dissidents. australian health officials confirmed the omicron variant of the coronavirus is circulating in the community. 15 cases detected such far. a new south wales health officer says he expects an uptake of cases in sydney. australia authorized vaccination of children aged five to 11 years old, with the rollout due to start in january. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. kathleen: than

i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. rishaad: we will hear from a company weighing in on compliance and working from home. yvonne: and the top risk impacting global markets as we head into 2022. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> there's going to be a bit of a roller coaster ride. >> the continuation of volatility. >> the cycle is really about a change in regime. >> they left a lot of options open. >> the timing of things has been a bit complicated. >> the market is still uncertain about how to process this news. >> the possibility of tighter policy next year. >> there's going to be high volume. >> the news is extremely fluid. rishaad: just some of our guests on the program talking about the volatile ride through the end of the year. yvonne: talking about the long dollar china call, i think everyone has been kind of waiting for this to happen, and yet it still hasn't. what do you think could spark a reversal? >> i think so far all the pboc has done is introduce a two way risk into the r&b. as you said by introducing higher rates an

vonnie: top stories this hour. dr. anthony fauci says americans should stay vigilant against the omicron variant despite evidence its symptoms may be less severe because cases can still overwhelm hospitals. infections around the country and globally continue to surge over the holiday weekend. china reported 158 new transmitted coronavirus cases sunday. amid an outbreak. china's central bank is that has pledged greater support for the economy following a meeting friday. the pboc said they will be more proactive and targeted use of policy tools. policymakers have taken a restrained approach to stimulus but there are growing expectations they will take more steps in the new year to encourage growth. average to ensure delivery of 39 thousand -- in a meeting sunday, the company's chairman said the embattled developer would -- to meet targets. he says evergrande would resume sale operations and pay off debt. more than 80% of material suppliers have resumed cooperation with the company. spider-man: no way home has crossed the

vonnie: the u.s.wo cobra treatments that reduce hospitalizations in infected people. the fda is poised to sign off on the pills from pfizer and merck, the first at home treatments for the virus. trials saw a 89% reduction in hospitalization advisors pill, merck not as good. the countries covered panel will reassess whether to allow entry to vaccinated tourists in thailand. those approved to enter without quarantine will still be allowed. they reported more than 60 imported omicron cases monday. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. rishaad: coming up, entertainment and sony pictures confirming a merger. you got the chief executive who has been named to lead the entity. shares on the way down 1.7% in mumbai, premarket. that is after a significant wrap up in the middle of the year when the deal was being mold. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: welcome back. india -- h

let's get the first word news with vonnie quinn. there is growing diversions among the world's top central bankers. 20 rate decisions are due this week, including from the fed, ecb, doj -- boj as well as acting other countries. some officials are aiming to tackle inflation while others want to fill demand. the omicron variant is the latest wildcard. economists predict china will start adding fiscal stimulus in 2022 after authorities laid out key goals in their annual economic policy meeting. top policies include stabilizing the economy. hawkish language on real estate expects the curbs will remain. a target will be revealed in march. the british prime minister, boris johnson, once the u.k. -- warns the u.k. is facing a tidal wave of omicron infections. new modeling suggests the country could face almost 75,000 deaths if additional control measures are not imposed. johnson has set an end of year and line for the booster vaccination program. that means every adult should be offered an additional dose by the end of december. new data f

i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg.till ahead, we will get the outlook for india's oil sector after it agreed to a joint release from national stockpiles. we will be joined by the indian strategic petroleum reserves ceo, hps ahuja. last china green lights the return of the 737 max to commercial operations by early next year. more on that i had. plus we continue to watch the hang seng tech index heading towards a record low. here are some of the big falls. jd.com. significant pressure as we continue to see the fallout of didi announcing that it will delist from the u.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ rayshard: you are with bloomberg markets. the federal reserve vice chair has joined the cars of top officials opening the door to a faster purchase taper and accelerated rate hikes. the global economics and policy editor kathleen hays has more. what did he have to say, and why ? kathleen: he is stepping down as base chair of bank supervision at the end of the month. he was not reappointed by joe biden. so he is going to be gone. but h

i am vonnie quinn.we will hear from the asia-pacific japan president about the outlook amid the global supply chain crunch. and news that the pfizer booster provides some level of protection. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: the pfizer covid shot could be less effective against omicron than other variants. a study in south africa does indicate that boosters might help. , -- emma ryan joins us. what do we know? >> the pfizer vaccine provides less immunity, a 40 fold reduction then the shot provides the original strain, but it is not as bad as we thought. i caution this is just preliminary data and we are talking to a lot of scientists to help us interpret it. haidi: based on the limited data we have about the new variants, what does that potentially mean for the efficacy of boosters or the necessity of new versions of the vaccine that address this variant specifically? >> the head of the laboratory in south africa that produced this research says that the vaccines do work against omicron, but just not produci

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. rishaad: still to come, we are looking at the bank of thailand. were going to be talking to its governor. -- we are going to be talking to its governor and discussing the economic output -- the economic outlook. david: we will hear from a singapore-based -- the ceo and cofounder joins us later on in the show. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: a quiet day across crypto. rishaad: relatively. david: we are coming off a weekend where you had a big move down in price. we are continuing to see that in the asia-pacific. binance has withdrawn a request to open a cryptocurrency exchange and a singapore to apply for a license. that is not going to happen. let's get details on the story. we are joined by our bloomberg asia finance reporter. what do we know about this? >> binance has told us this morning they are withdrawing from application. they have withdrawn their application to get a license from the monetary authority of singapore to run a crypto exchange here. rishaad: you have two lots. you hav

vonnie: it is 8:00 p.m. in new york, 9:00 a.m. in hong kong and shanghai. i'm vonnie quinn. shares dipped about 3.1 percent in market trading ahead of their hong kong debut in under half an hour. sold 1.5 billion shares, three hong kong dollars 85 each, raising $740 million u.s. the ai leader was sanctioned by the u.s. this month over alleged involvement in human rights abuses, a charge it vigorously denies. alibaba group is said to be in talks with a shanghai media group about a potential deal involving a stake in weibo. sources say china's e-commerce leader is considering options that might include selling all but 30% of the social media service similar to twitter. didi global selling late trading after third-quarter results showed it lost $4.7 billion. . shares have already tumbled 8% in the regular session of reuters reporting it was planning i hong kong listing my introduction without raising capital or issuing new stock. the reports say they aim to trade in hong kong by june after a deal lists in new york. u.s. chipmaker macron says production facility in in china has

this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: it's 5:30 p.m. in new york. sachs is running to make covid vaccination booster shots compulsory as the firm stands by. anyone entering offices must get a booster shot if they are eligible. meanwhile, apple has closed 16 stores across near city because of rising cases. online orders are still allowed. deliberations continue in delayed maxwell sex trafficking trial as jurors

vonnie: troubling over the next few days.in gareth nicholson, cio at new moreh international wealth management. i want to talk to you about treasuries and fixed incomes broadly. given we had the fed pitted, i know you are not coming out until january with you our forecast but may be give us a sneak peek. what happens to the yield curve? >> good question. good morning. i think the yield curve is going to -- we have already seen that. the -- markets over the last session and a little more. large amounts of equity comes from banks. if the economy is going to be able to withstand omicron and strong enough for the patients to have their medicine taken away, we are going to get -- and we are likely to get banks to do better. [indiscernible] like most things, it is going to be somewhere between the worst cases. zombie environments where you have rates rushing, high yield junk, liquidity stocks struggling. the other side is the fairytale central banks squashing volatility. we think it is going to be somewhere in between but probably

i am vonnie quinn. let's take a look at china markets now as they open. as you can see, not only do we have the golden dragon index but we also have the pmi just a few minutes ago. the csi 300 is up a third of a percent. the china is up .8% higher. the reference rate is set at 57 -- 6.37. bonds are not moving too much. 236 for the three year. to 79 for the 10 year. -- 2.46 for the three year and 2.79 for the 10-year. we continue to struggle where the property markets lung. beating the median estimate of 50. the nonmanufacturing gauge rose to 50.7. let's have a look at hong kong. the hang seng index taking its cues from china. the hang seng tech index is up 3.8%. we will continue to track all of this throughout the session. investors are waiting to hear if this troubled chinese developer has bonds due thursday. it failed to make three other payments earlier this month. both payments have 30 day grace periods before this event can be declared. ponte more ahead, this is bloomberg. -- plenty moorehead. this is bloomberg. -- plenty more ahead, this is bloomber

vonnie: the u.s. house passing legislation designed to punish china for its alleged mistreatment of muslims. tension between the world's two largest economies. the 428-1 vote demonstrated broad bipartisan sentiment in congress. a similar measure has passed the senate. canada will join the u.s., u.k. and australia in the dip about a boycott of the beijing winter lipids. the prime minister says his government is extremely concerned by the human rights violations. china denies human rights abuses at has threatened the u.s. with retaliation over its diplomatic snub. president biden says the u.s. and at least four major nato allies when a meeting with russia aimed at the escalating tensions with ukraine. discussions will focus on addressing about amerco in's concerns. biden held a two hour video call on tuesday. ukraine joining nato or the western component are redlining. close to signing on to disclosure agreements. a move that would pave the way for discussions around a potential financing deal. an annou

i'm vonnie quin. this is bloomberg.ble] e 2 exclusive -- yvonne: exclusive interviews. esg and his views on sustainable businesses. rishaad: and up next, telecom indonesia's ceo discussing the recent ipo of the company's infrastructure services unit and the outlook for industry. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: the took composite rose marginally higher. the unit of state owned telecom in indonesia raised $1.3 billion in the country's second-largest ipo. they helped the ipo market chart a fresh record for the companies planning to use the funds to buy telecom towers and venture into 5g infrastructure. rishaad: ririek adriansyah joins us from the capital of jakarta. thank you for joining us. give us a sense of how the business is faring. >> we -- our business sector. we believe digital is going to be a central part of it. and we believe retail will provide indonesia -- the opportunity to have at some point be very close to the developed countries. and we will be developing the activity, the mobile footprint. the second is the

vonnie: here are some of the top stories we are following -- let's look at markets first. the hang seng index rally big today, up 14% on most on the year. right now, up 1.8 percent, absolutely thanks to tech. tech itself up 4.2%. the golden dragon index certainly rallied hard today after five days of declines. on china's mainland, the psi was up 14% moments ago as well. you can see the offshore you on trading at 6.3750. china's manufacturing sector continuing to expand, providing some relief for beijing as the world's second-largest economy continues to struggle in a property market slump. economist estimates had a median reading of 50. the nonmanufacturing gauge rose to 52.7. take a look at some other asian markets. australia has close, down .5 cent, ending the session lower. this last session before the new year. we also have singapore and malaysia completing a half day of trading. singapore's state investor plans to merge real estate investment managers in a deal totaling $3.1 billion. firms say the deal offers a chance for swift expansion in asia. the u.s. and russia w

vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn. quick check of the stories we are tracking.has a liquidity injection of 200 billion yuan, using seven-day reverse reverse, that's the most in two months for the liquidity timing before year-end. earlier the chinese central bank repeated that the yuan exchange rate will be more flexible in 2022, although it will stay basically stable. the pboc is 2020 to work promises to focus on property finance. this meets the needs of the virus.

i am vonnie quinn. a quick check. is typing -- tightening up the rules on sectors banned for foreign investment. starting january 1, they will have to seek a waiver from a list. the rule will affect listings using the variable interest. the move could plug louisville long used by chinese tech firms to raise capital overseas. the chinese central bank has repeated that the yuan exchange rate will be more flexible in 2022

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg.e are just getting some breaking news, according to ifr, we don't have a lot more detail yet but an interesting move at $272 for a hong kong listing. rishaad: a lot of people will be looking at this in light of the story we've been running, it could accelerate this china or hong kong homecoming tied with how this particular listing goes for weibo. wti is up by one point when he 5%. the price swings that we've been witnessing for the energy market after the first of two days of meetings to debate a planned increase of output. are there any signs of which way they will go with this? >> the message from the energy minister who happens to be the president of opec, to arts, prudent and proactive. and that the overall tenor, although they didn't really discuss the output, the data that came out was about the planned surplus of oil in the first quarter. they had predicted that we would have 3 million barrels a day in the first quarter. they revised that number down to 1.9 million barrels per

vonnie: it is 9:30 p.m. here in new york, 10: 30 a.m. in hong kong and shanghai. while way is led to step up investment in software, hoping to overcome u.s. sanctions that dragged sales to a fifth straight slump. in a new year's message, the company says it will focus on operating systems while boosting clean energy and helping at sectors go digital. sales for the year were down $.29. hsbc has won regulatory approval to take full control of a center in china after a wait of more than 1.5 years. the lender will buy the remaining stake from the national trust. investors are waiting to hear if chinese developer kaisa paid bonds totaling $150 million due thursday. it failed to make other payments this month. here is a look at some market trading now. obviously, some sectors, japan and seoul and south korea rallying big, primarily on tech shares after some profit-taking in the u.s. alibaba up 8.8 percent, and as you can see, baidu up 9.4% right now. let's hop over to the mainland and see where the csi is trading. the shanghai composite index up about .5%. india futures

vonnie: 6:30 in new york. u.s. diseases expert anthony fauci says americans should stay vigilant against omicron despite evidence symptoms may be less severe. this as infections around the country and globally continue to search over the holiday weekend. china reported 158 the highest daily number of infections since last january. amid an outbreak. china's central bank has support for the economy. there will be more proactive and targeted use of tools. policymakers have taken a restrained approach to monetary stimulus. there are growing expectations it will take more than the new year to encourage growth. walmart has stopped showing -- selling goods at their stores. walmart representatives in china and the west did not merely respond to a request for comment. a bill banning goods made from the provinces. u.s. futures have started trading, s&p futures are pointing to a higher open after the pboc pledge and holiday spending comes in quite a bit higher than expected according to mastercard. 8.3%. japanese futures a bi

vonnie: it is 6:00 p.m. in new york.id to raise millions of dollars in an ipo after pricing in hong kong dollars per share. the company says its retail offer is more than five times oversubscribed. they were forced to delay the listing after a blacklisting for alleged human rights abuses.

i'm vonnie quinn, this is bloomberg.week where central-bank action certainly dominates, we were expecting volatility and we are seeing that in these equity markets. the msci asia-pacific index is down for a third session and a lot of the weakness coming through in hong kong. we have china reopening stocks dropping amid a report of the first in case -- omicron case in china. but the hang seng tech index is what we are watching. we saw the fine for weibo and we had been seeing chinese tech stocks struggling, mapping the overnight decline in the sector's u.s. listings as well. a stronger offshore yuan, we had the reference rate set by the pboc basically in line with forecasts. the daily you one fixed at 6.3675 following a week of trying to weaken the currency. let's take a look at the property space, what's keeping us up-to-date on this earlier. jp morgan has cut shimao group and shimao services citing heightened concerns on liquidity. weighing through into evergrande as well, which fell to a record low in hong kong, now do

>> i am vonnie quinn. a new york jury found ghislaine maxwell guilty of learning and grooming under a -- underaged girls. the verdict came five days after deliberation. maxwell convicted on five charges including sex trafficking of a minor that carries a possible prison sentence of up to 40 years. the u.s. chipmaker micron says it's production in the chinese city of pyung has been affected by covid. authorities are trying to get on top of the outbreak, effectively shutting the city down. micron says it is still meeting most customer demand. the shutdown -- biogen jumped after a report saying it is in talks to sell to samsung. the gain was the most since the alzheimer's treatment was approved under the u.s. on a junior pick -- in june. we will be watching samsung. we have november industrial output figures for south korea up 5.5% year-over-year, better then the estimate 4.4% growth. increased auto and chip production is credited. it will be november -- that was before november and the latest round of closur

i am vonnie quinn. a quick check. china is typing -- tightening up the rules on sectors banned for foreign investment. starting january 1, they will have to seek a waiver from a list. the rule will affect listings using the variable interest. the move could plug louisville long used by chinese tech firms to raise capital overseas. the chinese central bank has repeated that the yuan exchange rate will be more flexible in 2022 well staying basically stable. the statement from the 2022 conference promises management for property finance while meeting is noble housing. the central bank says it will ensure overall credit growth in 2022 without giving a specific target. japan's industrial production job by a record in november, pointing to evidence that the country's recovery is underway. that is the biggest rise in decades. analysts had expected 4.8% increase. manufacturers said they plan to raise production this month and next month. home rental prices in singapore have jumped to a six year high and analysts anticipate fu

i'm vonnie quinn. samsung biologic shares getting a boost after a korean media report saying there are talks to buy biogen. they have a market value of about $38 billion and gain approval in june for the alzheimer's treatment. china's top quant had fun has apologized to investors after a record slump in performance. the recent drawdown caused in part by a mistimed trade. it is the latest side of headwinds in china's quant headphones.

. >> i am vonnie quinn.ound ghislaine maxwell guilty of learning and grooming under a -- underaged girls. the verdict came five days after deliberation. maxwell convicted on five charges including sex trafficking of a minor that carries a possible prison sentence of up to 40 years. the u.s. chipmaker micron says it's production in the chinese

i live here in matlab. shay, florida, where i've you choir life dream. vonny the small mom and pop motel. the captain. i do what are tours? so water quality is my sustainability. so in 2018, our ground 04 red tide, devastation, millions of tons of dead fish and sea life dolphins, vanity's margin up on our beaches all summer long. devastating r m r. mcnair economy as those phosphorus products to make their way into the waterway and feed the sy in the bacteria. feed the red tide. it leads to an ecological disaster of millions of tons of fish, kills this year over $200.00 manatees over $125.00 dolphins. over $400.00 c turtles and tons of miscellaneous fish that were killed this year. behind that was economic meltdown. the fort myers beach was a ghost town. people are lying up at food banks. the city of sanibel was losing $16000000.00 a day. people are not coming here. businesses are closing. people have actually committed suicide because of their business losses related to this. that phosphorus potentially even from the 2016 toxic spill into a sink hole in central florida, where 260000000 g

i'm naming care vonny. we camped on vacation. now let's take the news on a private plane across state lines and hope no one ever finds out about it. speaking of which go lane maxwell, heiress and darkest karen in our timeline has finally appeared in court for her trial in new york city this week. bloomberg asks a serious question. glen maxwell, sex trafficking trial is set to be one of the biggest of the me to era. but the jury may have to grapple with a unique question. is maxwell, herself, a victim? oh, it's so hard to grapple with our women capable of taking advantage of other women and grappling. can women be sexual predators and proud us for girls just like men do? oh boy, i am grappling. i've grappled so hard and i can't get up. is maxwell herself? a victim, i have some question. first of all, are you a newspaper, bloomberg or the defense team? secondly, are you asking? what if a sexual predator was also a victim? at the same time, all doing the same things? what if words had no meaning. what if i told you that a donut is a

ah, alexander vonnie sir. organizations have been one of the other one, had declared national extremist organizations, and he himself is in prison with me. not only are you local after accusing, ah, which of course you would have to live with a certain people from the other earth. neither russians occur to services of poisoning him or what. but when you the house happened exactly what changed were here in russia with you, so that's the number of those declared extremists and the foreign ages has increased to do so drastically. he often speak about history, wrath, and i'm sure you know history. well, let's concentrate on what you focus on the last time posted in that where power was concentrated on federal through foisy in a few with no real positions with them. and when russia was here to put out a new style composition with the west to pled which you know to a counter reaction, it led to girth. still very well, those people up to yours and revolutions for the country. do you think that that is possible that you're now laying the foundation for such a situation through hutcher? what is

this is where the actor tonight i with well, i'm naming care vonny lee camps on vacation. now let's break the news. all eyes are on the supreme court right now, america's royal family. but unlike the british one, no one ever leads. and the tabloids are especially boring, the abortion debate is likely to no longer be a debate and will look more like an abortion ban in many red states as the supreme court decides what to do about mississippi's restrictive abortion law. while democrats sat on their hands for decades and fail to pass a federal law and training abortion rights, republican conservatives have been racking up judicial wins and crafting more sophisticated legal arguments. and they have a secret weapon, mississippi attorney general, southern girl boss and lady who broke the bathroom towel dispenser because it didn't recognize her hands as human. lynn fitch, she says she wants to empower women. as things have changed, the roles of men and women have been altered. the workplace is changed. oh, for the positive it's been much easier for women to balance their professio

vonnie: quick check of some stories we are tracking. china has reported covid cases.ralia, they reported cases mom monday. china's central bank has pledged support

regnant criticized his own theme after a woman drove with new castle in the premier league. addison ca vonny scoring the equalizer rudnick side. it was the 1st game more than 2 weeks following a covert outbreak at the club. you cancel a 2nd from bottom in the table. we didn't play, we didn't play good today. so the 1st half was after having been down one love to 7 minutes. we just had too many unforced errors, too many people always when we were in possession of the ball will cut when a killing and i says he's against staging the tournaments every 2 years. the french striker was speaking at the globe soccer was in dubai, will cover county held every 4 years, but fee for president shawnee and francine is aiming to shake up the global football calendar. in my opinion, is the work up is the work of it's a spatial thing because is it's something every 4 years. you know, if you want to keep that spatial and you saw like, like i talk a body, the people talk about it about the best thing, the best competition in the world. if you are every 2 years, it can be thought to be normal to play one company

i'm name care vonnie and this is for adapted tonight v i p. now let's go to the rest of my interview with mohammed kazi, how is this you sorted, this application of the espionage act unique. using it against assange, we've seen whistleblowers being charged under the espionage act, of course, like chelsea manning. and recently, daniel hell was charged with violating this 1917 law. so can you talk a little bit about that? so the charges filed in the eastern district of virginia. same with those against edward snowden and jeffrey sterling, former c, i, intelligence officer and, and john kerry, aku former c i officer, and i think bill benny and, and thomas drake as well. and that's because it has, i think, a 100 percent, conviction rate and 99.999 percent conviction rates on the jury comes from the local community, which is the national security apparatus. the department of defense, the cia, the f, b i a various weapons contractors. so the jury will be either active serving members, retired members or their family members of the national security

and i'm at vonnie from nairobi. can you give us an overview of the situation and can you? yes, it's similar in some ways to south africa, but we have poor infrastructure in some ways. hesitancy is also to do is quite mild, but the issues about access and the delays in starting the vaccination program have been the same. in some ways. we have less less, some of the kind of conspiracy theory stuff happening in kenya. you know, in south africa you have a lovely constitution and people know their rights here. our government is different. so the government has been threatening people. but people on saying, you know, i need to look up to my personal freedoms because we don't really have a sense of that so strongly. and it's more people need reassurance. they need simple explanations and they need the vaccines to be easily available. and we had them landing at the airport, but getting them out to remote counties and response populations is much, much harder. a hellen read to you. i spoke about some of the logistical problems that are, that are, are facing some countries over in a

i'm naomi care vonny. julian assange is a waiting expedition to the united states, which journalists and civil rights advocates, c as a death sentence for journalism, accountability for u. s. war crimes, basic civil liberties, and not to mention julian assange, the u. s. says astonishes on trial for endangering lives. pretty sure that the u. s. or the guys with the missiles and the wiki leeks guy had a website. well, we still gotta find out how he did it. was it square space to go deeper into the unprecedented case against assange? i'll talk to journalist mohammed l mossey mohammed l mozy is the founder and editor of the new site. the interregnum has by lines in the canary, jacobin the grey zone and the real news. then we'll go to corresponding anders lee with some mind blowing old news about how sweet an almost me to turn towards real socialist economic policy in the 1980s, but was stopped by a very popular musical group. first, here's my interview with mohammed o mossey. hello and welcome mohammed. it's so great to have you on to talk about this. so before we get into the charges,

in hong kong, i am vonnie quinn. sensetime has made its debut after a delayed ipo thanks to government sanctions. it rose in the premarket, and is rising now. we will continue to track that for you. we spoke with the company on post-ipo runs with the ipo. the interview was taped december 3, before the company was sanctioned. have a look. >> we would like to invest in infrastructure and r&d in artificial intelligence. the production cost for technology is a key factor in commercializing it. so the second phase of industrialization is to reduce the cost to a lower level, so it can be used in all kinds of scenarios in our daily lives. 60% of the capital raised in this ipo will be spent on research and development to build up an infrastructure, and algorithm center which will be used for mass production of a.i. models, increase productivity, and reduce costs. >> so what is your company doing in order to make sure that you are compliant with china's new data security laws? >> sensetime always attaches great importance for

i'm named care vonny and this is for dr. tonight v i p. now let's go to the rest of my interview with mohammed o mossey. how is this you saw this application of the espionage act unique using it against assange? we've seen whistleblower is being charged under the espionage act, of course like chelsea manning and recently daniel how was charged with violating this 1917 law. so can you talk a little bit about that? so the charges filed in the eastern district of virginia. same with those against edward snowden and jeffrey sterling, former c, i, intelligence officer and, and john kerry, aku former c i officer, and i think bill benny and, and thomas drake as well. and that's because it has, i think, a 100 percent, conviction rate and 99.999 percent conviction rate on the jury comes from the local community, which is the national security apparatus. the department of defense, the cia, the f, b i a various weapons contractors. so the jury will be either active serving members, retard members or their family members of the national security state

but 1st, let's speak to al jazeera oliver vonny in london. he's the producer of the environmental program planet. s o s. he had a crew were in greenland at the start of september or on about what did you actually see there? when we went over to greenland ahead of the climate, some of the things that i was go there was a little talk about rising temperatures and the effect that was having both on the tech and specifically on the green line. the guy she so we visited eastern greenland, the very remote area. there were a number of small hunting and fishing communities dotted along the edge of the ice cap and it's dead. the warming well is really being felt. the anyone who live in the area have a very deep visual connection to the land, the sea, and the and it's bad that really feeling the effects of the rising temperatures. we spent a lot of time with more man called been able to and he was the man, one of the villages. and he came from a long line of hunters that stretched back generations. and he goes out on to the ice to hunt for the field. a