i am vonnie clinton -- vonnie quinn, this is bloomberg.hery: ahead, a look into japanese markets with ps las nicholas smith. we are seeing correlation patterns breaking between the yen and equities. next, we discussed the high -- impacts of high inflation on demographics and the workforce. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: let's check markets trading now. up and running for little over an hour, what our 15 minutes. a little upside to the tune of .5%. we saw a little rebound for u.s. equities. nikkei futures kind of flat at the moment. here in australia we will probably raise some of the losses we saw wednesday. futures currently pointing up by .4%. the s&p is kind of flat right now. if central -- as a central banks raise rates and fight inflation let's discuss shifting demographics. joining us from the sidelines of the jeffries asian forum is simon powell. simon, we spend a lot of time concentrating on big macro seems like a strong u.s. dollar, inflation, high energy prices. what are we missing? simon: recent inflation, take a long-term view. dem

i'm vonnie quinn.bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are hearing from the avia governor talking about the psychology shifting, the impact of the past pressures of inflation. he has agreed rate hikes need to slow at some stage, but to do it is necessary to ensure that high cpi is not intransigent. this is a narrative we have heard from many central banks fight the same fight, including the risk of allowing inflationary expectations to become entrenched. some of these central banks, including the rba in the fed, some say they may not have acted soon enough. some say there is a need to return inflation to target within a reasonable time and it is important to avoid the cycle of high inflation and high wages, also making narrative for the rba. he noted rate rises had been larger and faster than expected, but median-term inflation expectations remain anchored. speaking of the global economy, he says that is the key source of uncertainty and he reiterated the need to return to inflation to target and that the inflation i

i'm vonnie quinn.stocks and bond markets will remain closed on monday -- into the island. the president has suspended work and schools at the capitol several other regions and two provinces are without power in more than 74,000 people are -- the philippines is holding talks to buy fuel and other key commodities from russia. the president told bloomberg that the southeast asian nation is close to deals with some fuel suppliers. he also added that the philippines national interest is diversifying its energy sources and that will override any potential concerns about dealing with russia despite russia's invasion of ukraine. quotes we need to approach russia and say that maybe they can loosen up and provide us with some fuel, and the political side of it has been tricky. nonetheless, the national interest comes first so we have to find those new sources of fuel. >> 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. yvonne. yvonne: still ahead, bloomberg markets: asiayvonne: , russia vows to counter ukraine's advance in the kharkiv region, striking two power plants and causing blackouts. we will have the author of "beyond premier: the new russian empire," joining us. rishaad: and what does the new round of job cuts from goldman mean further wider banking industry? that is all coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: alright, take a look at this. the pboc fix, two weeks of the same thing. 14 straight days we have seen the pboc lean towards slowing down the climbs in the currency. can the pboc do enough to avoid 7 scenario? >> they have been successful so far. speculation has dampened because people want the pboc to be taking a breather. there is still some pressure against the currency, to go against these deviations in the fixing, it is not the right time. and the market is reconsidering right now. rishaad: what is the thinking behind this, though, what are they doing and exactly why? paul: we h

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: the macro economic weakness is weighing on fedex plunging and post market trading after withdrawing its forecast saying preliminary results fell short. ed, this is a very important story showing us the him clues about the global economy. ed: fedex has a global purview. there are things that jump out from a preliminary result. it's global what they are seeing and this company has embarked on cost reduction measures. they are saying that despite those measures, the global slowdown in volume in other words customers sending packages is outpacing that. at the same time, why? worsening macro conditions. the data on tuesday, they are monitoring fuel prices. they are saying we can't keep up with the changing picture, it's happening too fast. >> are we talking about deep longer-term structural trends or things that are likely to improve? ed: all we can take is that fedex said they expect this to continue. there was a breath of movers. amazon falling after hours. the

this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: i'm vonnie quinn with bloomberg's "first word news."dent biden is said to make an address tonight. he is shifted into campaign mode ahead of the november midterms. you can catch a speech live at 8:00 p.m. in new york here on bloomberg tv. the president of the atlanta fed says the campaign to cool inflation is far from complete and policymakers will work to achieve 2% market. pakistan's former prime minister has been awarded bail. the charges relate to a speech he made which have been said pose a threat to officials. two u.s. senators created a bill that will crackdown on entities shall companies that maintain agreements with chinese companies. under the agreement, chinese companies will have to use new symbols with brokers providing warning labels to investors. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: the 21 million residents in southern -- southwestern china or in lockdown after being given just a f

i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, we will dive into the indian markets as we await decisions on indian bonds being included in key global industries. up next, investor strategy with someone who thinks the boe intervention will stem the tide of bad news in the near term. ♪ >> what the bank of england has done is the standard central-bank playbook. >> this was a market maker of last resort operation. >> they are worried that because of the big market moves, the pressure for forced selling. >> i think it was the right thing to do given the technical factors that had arisen in the market and has brought some important stability to the market. >> the bank of england finds itself in the ecb situation where it has to figure out how to use monetary policy and some other measures to contain financial risk. >> we're in a situation that every central banker doesn't want to be in -- >> buckle up the seatbelt even tighter. haidi: bond buying to stave off the crash. our next guest says the effort seems to have s

i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead we will explore esg interesting with a columbia university professor who sees a lot more potential in the japanese markets. up next we will talk strategy with steve cochran of moody's analytics. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's of the week ahead, a big week for central banks globally, a number of decisions do. on wednesday the federal reserve looking untracked or another jumbo increase on interest rates and looking to decrease demand to ensure inflation will come back to 2%. the bank of england is expected to raise basis points by 50 points on thursday. on thursday bank of japan expected to leave rates unchanged. other major decisions includes sweden, thailand, philippines, and indonesia. shery: our next guest says the fomc will make a 75 basis point hike that is. let's bring in steve cochrane and moody's analytics. why not 100 or even more? we had our guest earlier saying the fed needed to hike by 125 basis point in order to regain credibility. >> 125 basis points

over to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines.onnie: the chinese city of chengdu is extending a lockdown as it tries to settle the spread of covid. 121 cases tuesday, up from 90 monday. a lockdown has already been in place for a week. u.s. national security advisor jake sullivan is concerned about some elements of a congressional bill aimed at supporting taiwan. sullivan spoke to bloomberg ahead of a meeting with lawmakers about u.s. policy towards the island. the bill would designate taiwan as a major non-nato ally with $4.5 billion in security aid. vladimir putin is blaming western nations for the shutdown of nord stream pipeline. the russian president says gas flows will resume as soon as sanctions are lifted. it is the first time putin has commented on nord stream since the gas conduit was closed indefinitely. >> everyone is saying russia's using energy as a weapon. more nonsense. we are not delivering gas into the air. there are two lines of gas delivery. ukraine shut one line down under the pretext it was not in control of i

let's get you the first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: a u.s.nel approved a bill to boost ties with taiwan and send military aid which could change decades of white house policy. the biden administration says current u.s. policy is still working, and the legislation would take policy-making out of the president's hands. the international energy agency says china's demand for oil will drop the most in three decades this year as covid lockdowns and property prices weigh on growth. demand falling by 20,000 barrels a day, or 2.7%. that has led the iea to trim its outlook for global crude consumption to an increase of $2 billion a day, in sweden, the prime minister is conceding defeat and says she will resign on early thursday. the announcement comes as the opposition, led jimmy ackerson, looks set to score a victory in one of the closest elections ever in the largest nordic country. magdalena andersson became sweden's first female prime minister a year ago. sweeping sanctions against russia have cost the country hundreds of billions of dollars, acco

i'm vonnie quin, this is bloomberg.re watching the markets very closely, as mentioned earlier. the japanese yen around a 24 year low against the u.s. dollar. it comes with u.s. dollar strength, but also leading to currency is fueling the downside pressure. the korean won at that 13 year low. the malaysian ringgit, as well. hitting the lowest ever. the chinese yuan also very close to the seven level. let's bring in david ingles. will we be touching the seven level for the chinese yuan? >> it is definitely possible, from a mechanical perspective. six was at 6.90 yesterday. we have been -- the pboc accepted a stronger end of expectations along the weakening exchange rate. before we get to that, this is the other bit we are talking about. the 10 year yields in japan. we are at levels now that in about an hour's time, we might get indication they will need to step in. look at the 10 year yield, whether it is on the run, cheapest to deliver, we are at that level that should be leading to them buying an unlimited amount of bon

haidi: let's get to first word news with vonnie quinn. vonnie: the u.s.lease 10 million barrels of reserve. ahead of eight eu ban on those russian oils. they are due by september 27. it will be made no later than october 7. this comes as global oil prices retreat to levels seen before russia's ukraine invasion. with opec discovering possible production cuts. hurricane fiona is republic. the national hurricane center says catastrophic and life-threatening flooding continues in puerto rico where fiona struck on saturday and sunday. the storm knocked out the island's entire power grid. officials say the damage could top $2 billion. the magnitude 7.5 earthquake has struck southwestern mexico, killing one person and prompting evacuations. the u.s. geological survey tremor hit around 470 kilometers west of mexico city. it was felt after 1:00 p.m., -- where an and you will drill was being held. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomb

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. david: just ahead, our exclusive discussion with the president of microsoft asia on trends to track in the sector this year and beyond. rishaad: firstly, more on ukraine's advances and how it is putting president xi in tough position ahead of the meeting later this week. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: why is it called greenback when it is read back today? down 2/10 of 1%. dollar-yen after some warning shots. 144, 145. just a tad above parity. rishaad: one of the reasons why we are seeing dollar weakness is what is going on in the battlefield with ukraine's rapid advances leaving china in a bit of a pickle. let's get over to our columnist. what is your thesis here with this conflict taking place in eastern europe and how it leaves beijing geo strategically? >> we have seen since the beginning of the war and the two met if you remember in february before the olympics, a really uncomfortable balancing act for beijing. that only increased. beijing reluctant to take significant costs to help

was good to vonnie quinn with the first word headlines. vonnie: thank you. ukraine is calling on western governments for more weapons, as it presses ahead with his counteroffensive against russian foreign's -- russian forces. then i russia any strategic advantage. >> sometimes being asked whether there is enough weapons that we have received, and i always say that i will be able to say it was an of only after ukraine wins. until then, we will be asking for more. vonnie: a typhoon is expected to dump as much as 400 millimeters of rain on parts of southern japan, as people return to work after a holiday weekend. the flood warning is in place for tokyo. the storm ripped through the southwest island on monday, killing two people, and leaving 70 others injured. queen elizabeth ii has been buried following a state funeral of more than 2000 global leaders at westminster abby. crowds on the streets as it made its way to the restingplace. the funeral was described by government officials is one of the biggest international events the u.k. has ever held. global news,

vonnie: this is "daybreak: asia." broke out in russia after president putin declared a partial mobilization of as many as 200,000 military reservists for the war in ukraine. around 1200 people were arrested in cities including moscow and st. petersburg. putin also renewed hints of a nuclear threat, vowing to use all means to protect russia and its people. president riding is calling on the world to maintain support for ukraine following putin's threat and the kremlin's military escalation. speaking to the united nations miller -- united nations general a simile, biden slammed russia's actions and said the war aims to extinguish ukraine's right to exist. >> putin claims he had to act because russia was threatened, but no one threatened russia, and no one other than russia sought conflict. vonnie: the company santos has been ordered to put a hold on its $3.3 billion gas project after a court ruled in favor of indigenous groups that they were not publicly told about the plan. the minor says it is a disappointing outcome

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: still ahead, the president -- joins us to talk about the fed and the outlook of the dollar. coming up, they are looking for a 4% peak -- this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's take a look at the week of head -- a number of rate decisions do on wednesday. the fed on track for another jump of 75 basis points to crimp the demand and ensure americans they will be reducing inflation back down to 2%. delayed by the queen's passing, the bank of england is expected to raise rates by for the basis points. the bank of japan is expected to leave rates unchanged. other major central-bank decisions include sweden, the bank of taiwan and the philippines central bank as well as bank indonesia. shery: our next guest is changing his call from a 3.5% peak to 4%, saying the fed needs to raise rates by a whopping 125 basis points to regain credibility, but there is zero chance of that happening. always good to see you. this is the first time you are calling a 4% peak. >> i have been calling for 350 whi

i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg.aidi: giorgia meloni looks at this week to become the first female and far right president for the republic. what are the results showing us at the moment? >> the italian political system is a very complicated and complex, but if you look at the projection, this is the start of a long night. if you look at the projections, giorgia meloni would be the big winner of the night. that puts the italian right on track to form the next government. giorgia meloni is controversial. she has not sugarcoated that this is a conservative revolution for italy, but others would say that this would take the country back 30 to 40 years. politically, it is a big change. again, i want to stress these projections of a long night to come. this is a complicated political system, but i have to give you a quick takeaway. it is the end of the mario draghi era and the start of the giorgia meloni era with everything to come with her. >> when it comes to the bond markets and the spread between italian and german bo

first word news now with vonnie quinn. vonnie: a measure of u.s.prices fell for a second month in august. the producer price index decreased 8.7% from a year ago. fuel costs were leading the decline. still, ppi rose more than forecast. a court has issued an arrest warrant for a co-founder over violations of capital market rules. prosecutors say six individuals are currently in singapore. the suspect is the founder of the terra founder -- the terra labs, do kwan. talks continue over diverting a national rail strike. the stoppage by 100 25,000 rail workers will be the largest of its kind since 1992, potentially costing the economy $2 billion a day. liberals and unions continue to negotiate a head of friday's possible shutdown. creeping sanctions against russia have caused the country hundreds of billions of dollars according to an internal finance ministry document that says there have been significant hits to the stock market, bank capital and frozen -- foreign exchange reserves frozen by the sanctions. russian president vladimir putin says the coun

let's get you to vonnie quinn. vonnie: china extending its lockdown, ordering more mess testing as it tries to attain a covid outbreak. the mega city's central district will further intensify lockdowns and extend control measures for at least three days. the lockdown starting on thursday, two other parts of china are under lockdown. nationwide 1700 cases were reported for saturday. authorities in china and japan are making preparations for a typhoon, the strongest global storm so far this year. shanghai has closed a major container port while schools and several coastal cities will be suspended monday. japan is ordered evacuations and canceled flights in okinawa. it is forecast to move northward into the east china sea with maximum winds of 185 km per hour. pakistan as added another eight districts to its list of calamity areas. it cause flash flooding which submerged villages and crushed agricultural lands. 2300 people have been killed and 33 million displaced. the woman said to be named u.k.'s next prime minister

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg.ry: the ukraine war is in focus at the united nations general assembly after president putin renewed veiled threat of nuclear weapons. we spoke exclusively to the you ng president about what diplomacy can achieve. >> we would like to see very concrete progress and it will probably take some work time. but all 190 countries who addressed the general assembly in the last couple of days, all of them spoke about ukraine and today, during the nuclear disarmament meeting, basically free but he agreed on the point that in the civilized world, there is no place for nuclear weapons in the future and nuclear threats should be removed from the toolbox while addressing disputes with their neighbors. shery: and yet the world is so fragmented and the implementation of that agreement has been hard. even getting to the invasion of ukraine, how much of this has shown an existential issue for the united nations as an institution? >> it is a vitally important issue. 190 countries out of the 130 heads of

i am vonnie quinn.to come, -- trade is gearing up for a crucial week as the reverse bank -- reserve bank of india reviews its monetary policy. we will have more on that later with a guest. rishaad: and pressure is growing on hong kong for a full reopening after advancing the end of a hotel quarantine. we will discuss that. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: that is the picture for equity markets. japan on its lunch break. some weakness now for the hang seng, it has been fluctuating between gains and losses. common against this background of the territory seeing its long-awaited removal of hotel quarantine for arrivals in hong kong. it is being met by calls for the city to scrap its remaining regulations. stephen engle, chief north asia correspondent, joins us now. quite glendinning to see what appears to be some form of -- quite gladdening. to see what appears to be some form of normalcy at the airport. stephen: for a long time the airport was sealed from any access to people outside. florentine hotels now h

i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. >> let's turn to china.ng is tightening its cover testing rules. the chinese capital wants to contain several universities ahead of the party congress. how cheap north asian correspondent, stephen engle is in hong kong. what are authorities in beijing doing? >> many people, many workers in beijing will be returning from the long three-day midautumn festival holiday as well as all the students have been returning from their summer breaks into the campuses like at china communications university in eastern beijing where it had an outbreak of at least two new cases. that university campus is in lockdown. a couple of others have also seen a surge. surge is the wrong word. an uptick in cases. 15 cases at one university wanted a lockdown. that is all part of the zero covid approach. we are a month away from the beginning of that. these workers coming back from the long weekend, perhaps they were exposed. authorities do not want to see a rise the workplace is so they are going to be requiring covid tests within 48

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. >> coming up, u.s.ceos art sounding alarms on rising rates and prices. their testimony on capitol hill next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> while the worst of covid may be behind us, the economic changes we are facing are daunting. >> the country may be facing uncertain economic times for years to come. >> the current inflationary environment has added stress. >> we are very concerned about the high prices that consumers are facing. >> rates will have to go up that will reduce demand. spending less money reduces demand. >> and i haven't impact of slowing demand and increasing the cost of debt. >> interest rates remained i -- hi in order to tame inflation. >> there's a small chance of a soft landing. there's a chance of a milder recession, a harder recession. >> we expect to be in for tougher times ahead. >> there's a chance it could be worse. >> bank ceo speaking during testimony in front of congress. all part of a two day growing by lawmakers. su keenan joins us to talk about this. they weighed in on everythi

i'm vonnie quinn, this is.al shipping outlook from hsbc and the storm from the largest container hub. europe's market watchdog is mowing circuit breakers to calm the markets. the trading impact is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: the worse they are seeing into weeks. we are seeing health care industrials, materials leading the declines on the ms ci asia-pacific index. we are seeing tech stocks losing more than 1.5% at the moment. this as we got the u.s. cpi numbers coming in hotter than expected, and really the global bond yields rising. the dollar stronger. asian currency under pressure. haidi: in that wide yield differential really playing out when it comes to the yen. we are still at 145 at the moment. this as we saw the fluctuation in the break. but that double intervention had a limited effect. the currency chief was talking about the concerns of sudden effects moves and they would not be ruling out any options in responding to foreign-exchange moves. that would break 145. if it happens, we put 14678 into

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, jp morgan says -- we will have a look at emerging markets later. hold on your equity allocations over the next 12 months. more of the market outlook, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> based on her current assessment over the governing council's neck several meetings, we expect to raise interest rates further, to ensure the timely return of inflation to our 2% medium-term target. paul: isabel sheen able there on rate hike expectations. she recommends adding duration and holding allegations and doesn't see a recession as the most likely outcome of the next 12 months. one of your calls is to add duration and hold onto quality names. how long do you see this current environment of volatility lasting for? >> i think it is an environment that could really last quite a while. we still don't have the market grasping the full narrative that the feds put out there. they just want to hold them there for a long period of time. in london, the market is still expecting a higher rate

i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. paul.ustralia's economy probably continued to expand in the second quarter despite rising prices and heavy rain disrupting a number of sectors including housing. the economics reporter joins us now. what are we watching out for in this report? >> the data is for the second quarter and economists are expecting growth to have been strong. 0.9% for the quarter. 3.9% for the year. the growth is likely to be driven by consumption which is what is supporting the growth even today as we speak. paul: we have had four consecutive rate rises from the rba. have we seen the impact of this across the economy yet? swati: it is being felt in the property market. consumption is so strong like i mentioned but economists are saying that the impact will be felt towards the end of the year because there is a two month to three month lag. the predictions are that we will start seeing a slowdown in consumption by december. >> does that mean that for now, australia is a little bit better placed? where are we at i

kind vonnie quinn. yvonne: still ahead, singapore's former foreign minister shares his views on singapore's future. plus, catch the exclusive with a cofounder and ceo on fintech trends in southeast asia. david: fresh uncertainty for residents and businesses in a chinese mega-city extending lockdowns, details on the fallout are just ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> china is grappling with a slowdown of some generational importance. >> the china story is contingent on policy support. >> there is opportunity when it comes to investing in infrastructure. >> to the extent -- >> [indiscernible] we're coming up on the congress leadership meeting. >> we can't keep rates so low. >> the greatest values going to come through. commitment to achieving these goals around emissions. david: on where they see most value in chinese markets. yvonne: back to earth. it's not landing. one of few dozen we have seen the last year or so. elon musk says 60 rocket launches in 2022, we will get there. the brings up this whole debate

copper i -- let's get over to vonnie quinn. >> central banks raise borrowing costs. further behind policy tightening. the monetary committee says it will be flexible while reiterating a gradual approach to shield an economic recovery. the turkish president has called for an interest rate increase by the end of the year. rates have already been lower but he told cnn to expect further cuts. that is despite warnings that rate hikes are needed. he has insisted higher rates down inflation. a state department official told lawmakers the u.s. and allies are planning more sanctions against russia. they told the setting committee the measures will target sectors. the eu is proposing a new set of sanctions including a price cap. >> this will reduce russian revenues and keep the global markets stable. today, we are laying the legal basis for the oil price cap. >> north korea fired two ballistic missiles. , harris is set to visit the dmz later thursday. the first white house official to do so. it adds to the record number of ballistic missiles fired this year. global news 24 hou

i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, the latest reports to discuss deflation risks. up next, sabotage suspected after the nord stream pipeline is damaged as russia threatens to cut off gas supply. details are just ahead. this is bloomberg. . ♪ at fidelity, your dedicated advisor will help you create a comprehensive wealth plan for your full financial picture. with the right balance of risk and reward. so you can enjoy more of...this. this is the planning effect. shery: russia's energy conflict with europe has claimed damage that it might be delivered. gazprom is warning it's at risk. su: this sting is much higher. what we learned from european counterparts indicating leaks in the baltic sea and swedish authorities indicating blasts have been heard. since on the nord stream pipeline. it delivers a lot of natural gas to the european nations. russia has announced maintenance and has been cutting off the flow of gas, stoking concerns president putin may cut off gas supplies completely. there is concern of

let's get the vonnie quinn. vonnie: president biden says the u.s.l not hesitate to use its military power against terrorist threats. he was speaking at a ceremony marking 21 years since 9/11. he cited the airstrike that killed the al qaeda leader, successor to osama bin laden. biden also said the u.s. owes an incredible debt to the troops who served in afghanistan over 20 years. u.s. freight railroads will reduce services starting monday after two of the country's largest rail unions failed to agree on a new country. journal of commerce said railroads began notifying customers ahead of a popular strike. three unions representing more than 90,000 rail workers are holding out for better working conditions. sweden's right-wing opposition is nearly overtaken the prime minister in an early vote count. the bloc is likely to gain 125 mandates in parliament. versus 174 for the alliance led by social democrats. the party was previously shunned as political extremists by exception. china has launched -- china plans to launch three unmanned missions to the moo

i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, the worst bonds selloff in decades shows few signs of ending as central banks battle to stamp out inflationary pressures. more of that later. financials are starting to deploy cash. more on the market strategy next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are moving aggressively. we are committed to restoring price stability and recognize there is a risk of overdoing it. >> we have a serious inflation problem and we are missing our target and the credibility is at risk. haidi: that was earlier fed officials. in certainty has seen cash emerge as the asset of choice. $4.6 trillion has been trusted mutual funds but our next guest is deploying excess cash into areas heavily hit. let's bring in the ceo. good to have you with us. where are you going bargain-hunting? guest: if you look at capitalization structure and small stock caps, they offer an opportunity. they have been hit the hardest. if we look at forward pe, they are between valuations that are similar to 2008. when we look

i am vonnie quinn.his is bloomberg. ♪ kathleen: let's -- haidi: let's look at stocks we are watching. >> the nikkei futures contract just came online in singapore. asx 200 futures as well. it indicates before the open that we could be taking advantage of the late wall street rally. the u.s. jobs number is very front and center and what we are seeing in the dollar as well because that indexes no moving to a record high. we are also keeping an ion how that moves the yen passed the key, psychological 140 level. it does spark talk of intervention from government officials. we have not seen that since 1998, the financial crisis. it is a high-stakes move. but the other factor that is going to be driving sentiment for trading in asia today is what we are hearing from china, more lockdowns. stephen engle will have details, but they are moves in the metals space with abdomen and slumping, copper down for the fifth consecutive monthly loss, some big mining companies we are going to be watching at the open in sydn

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now, speaking from prison, jailed opposition leader alex st. vonny used a court appearance via video length to denounced putin's war as criminal. the in order to extend his own personal power, put in his tormenting and neighboring country and killing people there. and now he is throwing a huge number of russian citizens into the meat grinder. russians who should be living a normal life, taking care of their families. this was already a crime and now it has become a much bigger crime. i am so and for more i'm now joined by roman gone to ranko. he is with d w's russian service. roman. good to see you. booting has announced this partial mobilization, how people in russia reacted to it. well, i would say most were surprised some probably shocked. and you have to understand that russia has been successfully trying to play this war down. it was called a special military operation. there was a reduced number of troops just like the soviets did in the eighty's and have gone east on. but this strategy failed. and we also have to remember that this is a move that many have been expecting in sp

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