yvonne: thank you. are digging into the earnings and outlooks for for gauzy minors. -- big aussie minors. why lower prices and operating costs will weigh on the results. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have sent a -- we have seen a normalization of pricing. the description's in supply chain covid etc. drove prices to levels they had never seen in the history of the industry. what we have seen is a normalization of pricing levels. haidi: speaking exclusively to bloomberg. php has slashed its dividend after rising costs and softer commodity prices drove a 32% decline. we will begetting other reading of sentiment. rio tinto will be reporting its results on wednesday. gavin joins us out of sydney. the readthrough when it comes to bhp, what is your reaction? >> the hp has delivered what the market expected which was profit that was significantly down on what was reported last year but this is no surprise given bhp and all of the world's major minors are being hit both ways. they are being hit by global commodity

yvonne: thank you.choong wilkins, asian politics correspondent joining us with the latest. bloomberg television has special coverage marking one year of the war in ukraine, coming up at 5:00 p.m. on friday in hong kong, 8 p.m. if you're joining from sydney. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ go. go air that runs factory. go sensors and software. go find leaks. go fix-em. emerson technology detects compressed air leaks to save manufacturers, like colgate, over 20% in energy costs. go brush your teeth. go boldly. emerson. ♪ yvonne: it is the big story here today. continue to watch blinds come through in the testimony with the boj governor nominee, mr. ueda, who is talking about his potential deputies. the right decision he said when it came to boj deputy governor nominees are reassuring, he says. it was the right decision, vital, whether or not the price goal is met. still talking about inflation and he has been talking more about what the regional banks are doing. they have been affected by stagnati

at aaron rishaad salamat met with yvonne man. yvonne: investors are pricing in higher u.s. interest rates. the hang seng is headed for a correction. tech stocks under pressure once again. new zealand central banker x50 basis points, and still sees the peak rate higher. vladimir putin vowing to press on with his war in ukraine, as he suspends moscow's last nuclear treaty with the u.s. rishaad: geopolitics at the moment is one of the elephants we have -- is one of the alphas we have for market participants. also one eye on the reserve bank of new zealand. never mind the cyclone. they are raising rates 50 basis points. and we have the data from the u.s. as well, on top of things, that is helping to depress market sentiment even further yvonne: it really was that pmi numbers in the u.s., and you had europe and u.k. as well, all of which were strong. it suggests that the economy is looking more resilient than we saw last year. the federal reserve and the like, they are not done yet when it comes to the hiking cycle, so you are seeing the repricing. treasuries have pared back a l

yvonne: how much higher?t seems like given how furious this reopening rally has been was that the low hanging fruit and what does it look like? is it going to be choppy moving forward? could we see another big leg up? >> it will remain choppy. the reopening play we think has more or less already played out. that is more or less in the prices. what you are playing here is the longer-term potential of anything which is the chinese economy. of the fact valuations are attractive and lots of global investors are extremely under exposed to chinese assets. once you start getting a little bit of stability you're likely to get all the flows back into the asset class and the geographical area. it will be choppy. we expect 2023 to be choppy. that is why you have to take a longer-term view. yvonne:yvonne: what does this mean for -- because it seems you are still slightly optimistic about china. what about when it comes to dm evan the fact the market continues to debate how much higher the fed can go and this whole prospe

yvonne: thank you so much, sal.d more on a global food security and in-depth analysis of russia and china. you can find it at and i beg to go. --ni big take go. this is bloomberg. ♪ science proves quality sleep is vital to your mental, emotional, and physical health. and we know 80% of couples sleep too hot or too cold. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. rishaad: -- yvonne: slightly under pressure, singapore lower by one third of 1%. shares and australia, the largest steel manufacturer tumbled in sydney after guidance fell short of endless estimates, talking about bluescope there. -- which is lower than the first half. >> i would say $851 million for the first half is by any historical measure of pretty good result so we are forecasting a softer outlook. prices will continue to soften the

yvonne: thank you.nes that were crossing when it comes to tie gdp numbers -- thai gdp numbers, a sizable miss. 1.5% higher, the estimate was for 3.6%. a slowing down of economic activity. a lot of it has to do -- we will see where tourism is just given the fact they have reopened. there's a lot of prospect that the china reopening, that's the key beneficiary. rishaad: tourism is 50% -- 15% of the economy but it extends further than that. a contraction of 1.5% on gdp. there bigo. -- there we go. it was one of the strongest performers in this part of the world. since the financial crisis it has been a source of stability in a region which has seen their currencies ravaged at times. david: since 1997, post asian financial crisis. this is one of the currency that has benefited from the reopening story. it actually missed by a full percentage point below the lowest estimates. in some ways that underscores how big of. a miss this was. . with this a we are one quarter away from recession -- with this contracti

i am rishaad with yvonne and david. yvonne: asian stocks are mixed. news on the bank of japan's potential next leader and skyhigh geopolitical tensions. beijing threatening retaliation after the u.s. ships on a high-tech balloon calling the move in overreaction. indian officials jumping in to calm the nerves, tension drags on. the countries index waves. rishaad: we've got that coming through from the u.s., it's about the jobs report, the turn in indian markets caused by a certain government group of countries in an earthquake in tokyo. we are monitoring that situation but it is a follow-through from an unbelievably strong jobs reporting. david: half a million new jobs, just one of the many other metrics that really caught markets off guard. does this change anything as far as the fed is concerned? stephen engle just dropping in and saying that this does complicate the path along the lines of where the u.s. dollar probably goes. let's keep in mind, we are coming off weakness in the dollars. rotation back into closing positions. the nikkei is the only o

yvonne: nicholas smith, thank you so much again.still ahead, singapore reaffirmed its growth forecast ahead of its budget forecast later today. we are joined by oc pc bank for a preview. david: just ahead, more on the leadership transition at the bank of japan. we will look at how markets are reacting to the official announcement of the nomination of kazuo ueda as the next head of the bank of japan. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: this is bloomberg markets. top story at the moment, new bank of japan nominated governor here kazuo ueda, as expected. let's look at all the angles to this news. we have kathleen hays joining us, stephen chiu, and mark cudmore. that screen is crowded. let's get over to kathleen. we had nicholas smith saying it looks like a dream team. but does it to you, and what are people likely to say about all this? kathleen: i tend to agree with them. certainly from a starting point. we hope it does not turn into a nightmare if you want to go on that dream team. first of all, kazuo ueda, as nicholas pointed out, as did

yvonne: wow. david: if we tested the theory that it is more to do with the dollar, let's extrapolate for the next few months then. would you say that even if china recovers more strongly than we expect, if the fed continues shrinking the balance sheet, which one do you think the hang seng listens to? mohammed: it listens to the fed contract and the balance sheet very clearly. the thing is if we are right to the dollar going back to 104, the fair value for the hsi. 20,000 there is another thing. -- the fair value for the hsi falls to 20,000. what we have seen is the hang seng index folding on average 20% over the next eight or nine months. so that would mean we are giving back all the gains we have seen in january, and more. that fits in quite nicely with this idea that the market is actually underpricing the geopolitical risk that is probably going to be increasing, especially as we are going towards the u.s. and taiwan elections next year. yvonne: you still have some people quite optimistic about

yvonne: yes.his whole debate about msci, it seems like they are trying to be this referee between investors and global investors and whether these shares ene -- need to be free floated or tradable. in terms of the global implications, do you see this development in what we have heard so far, going somewhere bigger than beyond india? >> i think this is very much an india story. it's definitely beyond the adani group. but it's the adani group, as a proxy for the larger india story. it goes beyond india to the extent that india, as you know is an important asian market. so, many people have been looking at india as a sort of plus one and alternative to china. the fate of the indian market and the india story hangs in the balance. to extent that india is a large enough economy, to have global implications as well. rishaad: given the closeness we have talked about in many of india's strategic objectives, jeb and tied closely with adani -- which have been tied closely with adani, modi will perhaps be th

as a take more yvonne: convincing now for -- yvonne: as a take more convincing for investors to buy thea story? >> absolutely. a lot of trust was broken over the past few years. that could take decades to rebuild a lot of that trust. rishaad: we have seen this focus. go back to geopolitics. you think that has been a diversionary tactic or idea or is it one in which means all bets are off in other aspects of investing? >> it undermines any of the forward progress the chinese government would try to do unilaterally to stimulate the economy. i studied international relations and i thought that would not be so useful for business. companies are trading out there fundamentals solely on perceptions globally, gmo -- on geopolitics. it infiltrates everything we do. david: you talk about improvement from last year. i was having a conversation during the trade war. if our member correctly raising money outside to be invested inside china was a challenge. has that changed? >> it depends on which geography appeared in the west it is a lot more challenging today. for financial as well as geopolitica

yvonne: the space geek over here.avid: ok, back on earth, we are looking at this, a lot of property stocks, one of the catalysts. 11 or 12% down, property shares. we will see whether this holds. this is bloomberg. ♪ introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart bed. only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. yvonne: all right, beyond what the score to the super bowl is right now, we are watching closely right now. the u.s. dollar, two weeks of gains for the greenback. the yen, the weakness that we are seeing, raising initial gains on the back of this nomination really keeping bond traders for the next 48 hours or so. business flash headline, the salsberry activist fund is pushing bts manager to take more control. they want them to base their target of buying 40% of shares. the ceo told us there prospects are right. >> we expect that the rate could trip

i'm with david ingles and yvonne man. yvonne: asia stocks under pressure after disappointing tech earnings. global bonds growling a -- rowling after the central bank tightening. financial institutions from new york to tokyo revealed their exposure after the empires $108 billion market crash. china and hong kong to scrap cross border crossing quotas. the cfo of sa sa international holdings, later. rishaad: considering we have the likes of citi, barclays, looking at the exposure to adani group. we're going to figure out what they do in terms of mitigating losses they have. yesterday we were looking at 92 in dollars for the group. now we're looking at $108. two ways. first slowly and then all of a sudden. we have the jobs numbers. we have tech and focus, apple, alphabet as well. not producing much confidence. what else is going on elsewhere? david: we were talking about aaa. let's make it aaaa. add adani to the apple, amazon earning story. that is pulling down a very good close on wall street into this morning up 3.5%. well,

is actually yvonne. the person that makes the application for cremation. in this case, a james harrison, who was at the time living in the holme slack area of preston at the same time as address 12—year—old yvonne. we really want to find the applicant or a relative of the applicant. you know, any set of ashes is really important that it is in the correct hands. but in this case, with it being a child, i think it is really important that ashes are reunited with the family. lost ashes are rare, but during filming, and in an unexpected twist, another ashes casket was discovered. so, i have got the ashesjust here. this time, they were found in a waiting area at preston hospital. i am absolutely flabbergasted, to be honest. it is not something that ever happened before. the details within include the names of a michelle hope, who died in 2010 at the age of 28, and keith lee, who died in 2005, aged 31. we are all really shocked that finding two sets of ashes in such a short space of time. we are really eager t

it's our deal, our duty. ♪ >> yvonne arrives at the house where his unit is based.miles from the trenches, but well within the range of russian artillery. [speaking non-english] >> like many fighting in ukraine, yvonne never imagined he would become a soldier. [speaking non-english] >> when the war began, yvonne was a civilian living in kherson. as he witnessed russian forces occupy his hometown, he decided he needed to fight back. at the time, he says, that meant joining a secret network of underground intelligence, giving information that might give the ukrainians the upper hand. he says he began covertly supplying information to ukraine security services using a ukrainian app on his phone called dea. [speaking non-english] >> did you understand the risks of what you were doing, the danger of what you were doing if you were caught? [speaking non-english] >> i was standing in the very center of the city, and there were two cruise missiles that hit the building. >> it was march 1st, less than one week into the war. days earlier, he had been skiing in the austrian mo

yvonne: more face-to-face, right? obviously, this is the last restriction, you know, that the results of covid. clock 'em flap. you have the flower show. david: 10 days. rishaad: the international film festival. yvonne: we're talking about a february that's been pretty ugly overall. david: we'll get a sense of that because a lot of the contracts are settling at month's end and whether we get these funds rolling over or just keeping some exposure there. that's going to give you a sense of what direction might look like for march. a month reba lansing not with standing an going into the fed conversation we're getting p.m.i. numbers tomorrow. and then a lot of central bank decisions coming back and key dates. the 10th with the d.o.j. 16th is the bank -- is the european central bank. i believe that one is quite important on the 22nd. but that's three weeks away. anyway. >> we'll continue to look at the damage report for february. when you look at rem innocent b when you talk about on shore, offshore. you're talking about

yvonne: let's get more from the interview.id spoke with him. >> definitely japan could out of the deflation start to sort of move forward and inflation would probably be around 2% for some time to come. david: many people have now described the boj nominee as a brilliant economist, a very good one. the lack of on-the-job experience though, recently he is a professor at right now, as that a good thing or a bad thing. >> as i explained earlier, he was on the bank of japan for seven years. there is not much worry including myself that he's sort of -- [indiscernible] for what has been done. david: this is a very different see economy then when he was at the bank of japan many years ago. do you see the differences between the top of economy he was overseeing then and to the economy he is inheriting now? >> really different. all i am saying is he knows the structure of the bank of japan and he knows policy very well. because of his experience for seven years. and that i think is a good sign. david: what do you think are the first th

s. mission to free of honest on of the dahl yvonne began in october 2001 and was back, as none has done, all this back on is also can currently be tarred and feathered as being too soft on the dollar bon and being incapable. what i alluded to earlier is that the body of all has been restored to more showers. that, that the pakistani government, the government in islamabad directly supported the afghan taliban in their i. insurgency back in afghanistan, directly supported them in asking the government there and to international forces . i. so i think that those are accusations that you know, sort of only hold water to the extent that the buckets danis since day one have argued that the only way the issues honestly would be resolved would be around the table. that was the box money position in bond in 2001. and was the consistent sustained position of don across a military dictator and elected government of coalition partners a government of only one party than a government of their direct adversary. no matter who has been in power and buckets on the box on is that the same thing? you wil

but not everybody is willing to believe that it went the day to get that. yvonne bucket on back to you and dos. come out of there for us on the ground and very near that size is that bombing, thank you so much. come on in the same province and pakistan she knows have also taken place. the victims of a boating tragedy. $49.00 students, one teacher, and the boat. get that all drowned when the vessel sank. late on sunday, the scenic area is popular with tourists and students that are on a day to read for students and another teacher. why rescue? now the you are sexy. states has told israel and palestine indeed as that washington opposes. any thing that puts a 2 state solution further out of reach, anthony bring and visited the region during some of the last violence than years. bennett smith reports now from ramallah and the occupied westbank in his meeting with the palestinian president, the u. s. secretary of state sticks with the line that washington remains committed to a palestinian state alongside israel. but antony blinking knows it's a diminishing prospect. we have been clear and

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in brazil, record reigns, yvonne lays flooding and landslides in the state of south paolo killing at least 40 people and destroying hundreds of harm's, persistent, heavy rains, a hampering rescue efforts. the severe weather struck just as brazil's annual con, annual carnival season. got an interval sweep from the air president, lulu de silver, assesses the extent of the damage below, emergency responders, scramble to rescue those buried beneath a mountain of rock and mud de landslides hit the city of south sebastian with little warning, forcing residence to flee for their lives and always this week i saw him, it's unbelievable how quickly it all came down. you run or you die. you can't take anything with you. saving your life is the only girl don't. kelsey polly. record rainfall has inundated the region. triggering floods and bringing hillsides crashing down for those searching the rubble for survivors. there is little relief ahead. last i so i still my major glitch. the situation is critical. the weather forecast calls for more heavy rain. oh, got it on the search right now. there's

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any yvonne, anyone who invest in violence must compensate. those who have suffered from terror turn aggression or, or other forms of stevens, our proposals for the creation of a special tribute now for the crime of russian aggression against ukraine. and special compensation mechanism, which will concede war losses at the expense of russian essence are based on such on such principles. justice is one of 10 elements of the beast formula proposed by ukraine and supported by britain. i think you for your readiness to invoke the formula, tango prime minister. thank you very much. is i as i already mentioned, you granted soldiers are being drained in britain in but he glutton parade challenger's your man battle tanks and i it's a tag coalition in x and i think you think harris. thank you very much for this powerful defensive step for tank assistance. thank you. the girl isn't of long range. massage you. the latest of all, it will allow us to make the evil even completely retrieved from our country by destroying it's heather ways deep in the occupi

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if it wasn't ah, he's out there and these other top stories, european commission president ursula, yvonne de lion says a new sanctions package including price caps on russian oil will be ready for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion. she made the comments soon after arriving and keep ahead of a summit of ukraine's push to join the e u. the pentagon, the says it's tracking a suspected chinese surveillance balloon spotted an u. s. s. based on wednesday, there are reports, military leaders even considered shooting it down, but decided against it because of the potential safety risk from falling debris. our pentagon correspondent, tactical hey, has more from washington dc. so what they're saying is that they are tracking that's that they've taken steps to make sure that no surveillance can in fact be done. but again, the official statement is there's a balloon, we're watching it. it doesn't pose a danger to air travel or collecting of sensitive information in the pentagon. what they're telling reporters on background unnamed officials that they believe this is the chinese are what we do

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thank you very much. ambassadors, my name's yvonne murray. i'm from r. c e an island. and i have 2 quick questions please. and you are the o. p. c. w. you will have seen previously report as on chemical weapons being used by our rabble forces in syria. do you think that those reports by the o, p. c, w, are also a hoax? we have plenty of informations given to the or p c, w given to the or united nations, a security council. and the 1540 committee all this information's basically ignored. never dealt with at least, i mean to my memory more than 100 time we send in formations to the or p c, w. and to the you in regarding an attempt by a terrorist on group to eat, i mean either use or to fabricate the use of chemical with. so that's one point and syria incidence where yeah, we just got a little bit of issue there with the fee just to recap, perhaps while we get a better sense of what is happening there. right now we have been listening to rush you in the boss or on the syrian act contra part, answering a number of questions on aid to earth, quick stricken areas in syria on

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findings of a groundbreaking, 2017 un dp study. sub saharan africa has become the new global api center yvonne and extremism with 48 percent of global terrorism deaths in 2021. the search not only adversely impacts lives, security and pace, but also threatens to reverse hard one development gains for generations to come. the findings follow the end of an 8 year long porous lead military intervention in the region of africa. thousands of french and other nato troops were deployed to combat johanna groups, but failed to make any real. millions of people have also been displaced in a full scale humanitarian crisis, while the number of terror attacks of britain to all time ice nigeria base regional experts. alec holly for dick la is also concerned about what the u. n. report failed to highlight. country lag brown is there a way? i'm not sure. why don't you come to, what do you know then you know what? it is kind of mentality. if you are going to be decided to lead me about the invasion of the tools that are not helping to any after 5 years chatting, intelligent and even one study and has been kind

the russian federation is also suffering the deadly consequences which in a place he though this is yvonne berson, the bay. in beckle pharma law shaft dinner seals, you need, you'll dwanda, unless you're not an international law through the fed as we weren't. procedures will continue calling for action on many fronts. up will take so least protection of the civilians must remain the top priority. affecting attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure must stop. what that mean, the use of explosive weapon is worth while it must be in short, we must also invest in ukraine's recovery and reconstruction a lot more ad there in crimea quest of the ukranian government. and on behalf of the united nation system, the united nations development program is at co leading and assessment of damage to energy infrastructure jointly with the world magazine. mister president, through the start of the war. as you know, the international atomic energy agency has supported ukraine to ensure the safety and security of its 15 operating reactors at 4 nuclear plants, including europe's largest nuclear power pl

the yvonne i mean it's just pure evil. i don't know what to say. other than that, at this point, i mean, the science is so clear, and yet these companies continue to mislead and deceive the public about it. and everybody's life on the planet is at stake. these companies are just despicable, their options are there. rarely the technology is available for us to switch and they just want to milk their products for as much money as possibly can, as long as they possibly can. consequences be damned. so won't it? big oil hadn't lied. it's the question we put to the woman in the usa. we met right at the start of this investigation, lamenting the destruction of her ancestral lamb. if all companies had lie 40 years ago, we probably wouldn't be standing so close to this water right now. we followed the way back there in the distance, amongst all the trees that are standing up here and the birds chirping. seeing the sea gulls come begging us both smack. so last don't make 40 more years of less help children unmanned aerial vehicles. deadly but increasingly fa

circumstances when you a hot and you can still have brain activity and perceived things. window being yvonne im just what ones even this has been studied very carefully clearly and it could explain why deeply conscious or dead people were in fact not dead at all. and medically apparently one is not immediately completely dead upstairs. at least the light seems to burn for a while. what happens in the body when it comes to the end? that more point is a person dead. tor disney death is not just death. there are different stages. ah, the 1st is biological death. the patient is dead. the biologically dead person develops lividity, rigor mortis and disillusion of the body in some offers on his couples. but these people are long past that they are well and truly dead. the experiences of those who have returned must have taken place earlier in the process. rats also die to this scientist took a closer look at that death. the process is a long journey. before we are biologically dead, it seems we have to die several deaths. the keen should what clinical death is quite different us. the peyton is sti

so definitely, and we saw last night they seemed yvonne and she can hear the homepage i as they drive through this town both since are definitely not coming down at the moment down it up is because one is becca, which is the in hub. all right, thank you very much. rebecca. in the nigeria, several political parties are criticizing the slow pace of vote counting in what is being seen as the countries title selection since the end of military rule. in 1999 and the early results presidential candidate peter obi has defeated the governing party challenger to win lagos. that's the country's commercial hub. but electoral authorities are not expected to name an overall winner in the race to succeed. president obama worried for several days, nearly 90000000 nigerians were eligible to vote with many hoping a new lead up can help overcome. no jury as security and economic problems. all the ws, lego spirit she forced to cora is following the election in all caught in nigeria is on i'm an ambros state and she told us about the latest results of the nigerian elections. well, the results i have to r

and he said that it was a big mistake on the part of the west to avoid inviting yvonne in russia to the major event. or of course, he said that that event is supposed to promote peace and security. but what, what it did was to serve war mongering. he said at the munich security conference was held under the banner of peace and security, but it created more hostility and more security. why avoiding to invite different voices a wide range of voices to want. even of course, he said that it's a big mistake because it also invited us some of the opposition figures. who inside it, the recent protests in iran, you said that this conference gave voices to those who inside violence, india law republic of iran. so he said that the outcome and the consequences of the conference would not serve security. and on the contrary, it would serve war mongering and possibility and insecurity. so one of those pictures of the figures who were on your campus was hours of be want to yeah guys, i'm sorry, i'm sorry. who's if i'm going to jump in his so we've just lost the connection. we'll try and reestablish a

and now to breaking news, yvonne has accused israel of a drone attack on a military factory near the central city of is for han that took place on saturday night in a letter to the organization. iran, you and envoy said that an initial investigation suggest israeli forces are responsible for the incident. for ron has promised to respond. adding that israel's actions go against international law will be keeping you updated on the story. those were the or ours top stories from all around for more up to the mid it updates. be sure to visit r t dot com and don't forget to follow us on rumble. odyssey, thanks for tuning in the back at the top of the hour. ah ah at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great pain. who's with food and medicine, and supplies, and sleeping with with ah, what is the metaphors, and what does it cost to build the metaphor? well, the meta versus the loosely defined term now as come, these try to speak their claim and define this new frontier. it enco

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