yvonne: back with the f1. hike, we are watching copper prices given the fact that we saw cover fall for the first time below 8000. we are watching softbank, down about 2%. david: s&p cutting their long-term credit rating. we are going into this of japanese lunch break with weakness coming through across-the-board. asia is down for the second straight day. japan has a lot of money to be taken off the table. coming up, we will talk about the investment environment operating. catch that conversation just ahead amid the debt ceiling debacle. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: a sunny day for the nikkei after that amazing winning streak. we are looking here at the smallest of things. the nikkei lost 1.4% in 10 minutes. a sizable reversal. slightly tied to export control. the whole index paid back that decent rally it had. one company fell at the end of the trading day and it is toyota. yvonne: there is a lot of concerns about the technicals of this. this market is oversold. david: our colleague put out a good piece this m

i'm rishaad with yvonne. yvonne: our top stories. >> the agreement prevents the worst crisis, a default for the first time in our history. an economic recession, retirement accounts devastated, millions of jobs lost. yvonne: risk assets across asia getting a lift of the tentative debt deal. hang seng rising as hong kong returns from a holiday, giving back some gains. profits are china's industrials slide in the first four months of the year out of key pmi data do this week. tracking the booming field of ati, tripling by 2030, we will dig into the outlook with bloomberg intelligence. rishaad: taking a look at what is going on, we have rumors, we've had positivity in hong kong. giving that up in the face of nasdaq and s&p futures, quite a lot of positivity. we've got a change, looking at the u.s. dollar flat but anticipation is the debt deal takes us higher for the time being, removing uncertainty. but it depends what asset class were talking about. yvonne: they avoided a crisis so you are seeing spreads. we wi

yvonne: u.s.ouse speaker kevin mccarthy and president joe biden talking about the progress on u.s. debt talks. rishaad: deutsche bank's international private bank stephanie joins us now. they will probably get a deal done at the last minute but it doesn't stop people from climbing different types of laws of worry, so how do you see it all panning out? >> i think the market is still quite relaxed and took this morning's best conference by kevin mccarthy very positively. i think maybe even too positively because i listen to his press conference and he was outlining quite clearly that there will be no extension of the debt limit. and there needed to be spending caps in place. so i think it is still quite obvious that there is a big divide in opinions, but of course now there is a positive stance in regards to being dedicated to talk about this on a daily basis until it's resolved. yvonne: you're seeing a lot of the stress in the t-bills. beyond that, you are seeing a risk rally across multiple assets

rishaad: thanks, you yvonne. -- thanks, yvonne.g tencent can provide relief. waiting to come up with its highest growth in a year. a senior credit analyst told us she is maintaining her outperform recommendation on the company. >> we are very constructive on the outlook of the company. we think revenue is going to accelerate, not only in the first quarter but the last three quarters of the year, because domestic revenue is recovering. outside revenue is also picking up. rishaad: let's get more on the e-commerce giant and get to sofia horta e costa. we are looking at a company which has been stuck of late. >> i was looking at the and our function on the terminal, 69 buy ratings on the stock, three neutral ratings and one sell. it is a popular stock at least on the sell side the bar to beat is quite low. the top line revenue growth expectations are for 8%. the strongest since 2021. let's not forget, this company is used for growing before the new normal when it comes to the regulatory side of things in china. this is a company that w

yvonne? yvonne: much more on the indian state election this hour.ook at whether opposition victory in karnataka means head of the national vote in 2024. rishaad: an exclusive interview with the bank of thailand governor discussing monetary outlook and how it pans out after national elections in that country. this is bloomberg. ♪ conventional thinking delivers conventional results. at allspring, we break away with purpose. harnessing data-driven insights and boundless curiosity. we dissect the market from every angle. helping to build portfolios that redefine what's possible. because investing isn't one size fits all. allspring. purposefully divergent. >> there is no satisfactory solution for the united states. a solution that will be good for the economy and financial markets other than congress acting to raise the debt ceiling. there are potential different paths that could be taken if that does not happen, but there is not a single thing that can be done that will save the united states from considerable economic and financial damage. yvonne: jane

yvonne: reactions on the fed decision.ishaad: what are the super rich people worried about the most and where are they putting their money? >> a little bit of everything, they would love to have their cake and eat it. let's start with the fact that many of your commentators have been giving you their views on it. they are a little boring, we are in line with a consensus you are hearing. the messaging has been opaque, we don't have the certainty and clarity that the market craves. we are pausing at the moment, a beat that is the end, we are not 100% sure. we are moving into an expectation that we had to -- we have come to an end. we are seeing up to a maximum of four cuts by december or january, that is a significant move from where we were pricing in before the news overnight. yvonne: is that warranted? given how their is a door open for future hikes, that far away from 2%. in terms of the battle between markets and the fed, what can resolve this? roger: people are starting to wonder if there is data we don't see that is i

yvonne: give it time., robin, chief china economist at morgan stanley, kickstarting the morgan stanley china summit in hong kong. plenty more guests coming through the morning. she fixed income strategist joins us to discuss the debt ceiling deal plus we will be speaking to stoneridge group and the wilson center's kissinger institute on the latest political and economic trends. paul: let's get a check of the first word headlines. japanese prime minister kishida will fire his son from his post as political secretary after a scandal over a party at his official residence in 2022. the premier had reprimanded his son but local polls showed three quarters of respondents saw his behavior as a problem. a recent rise in support for his cabinet is stalling. singapore's president serve the country since 2017 but says she will not be contesting this year's elections. according to her the election date is expected in a few months time. the nationstate is run by the prime minister. the presidency holds important powers

yvonne: it looks bad. we thought they would be a base effect that would elevate the numbers and we still see some numbers that are short of estimates, especially when it comes to industrial output year on year, 5.6%. retail sales, 18.4% with fixed assets also missing the 4.1 -- 4.7%. >> we look at the base effects you're referring to, on the corporate -- omicron hit and no retail was going up but anyway. yvonne: let's bring in our chief asian economist to digest this. >> it is worrying data. the private sector economy demand is losing speed and it looks as if the government is fighting an uphill struggle to support the economy. if we first look at the private sector coming even with flattening effects from last year for comparison, the figures are not as strong as anticipated. if we look at monthly momentum, retail sales grew a bit and the pace of growth is below historical average and that is not expected at this stage of recovery and it shows production contracted so that is concerning for the private de

yvonne: nvidia will eventually be bigger than apple. this is the new fangs she is talking about and nvidia position when it comes to ai to drive and ride this new transition we are seeing intact. rishaad: let have a look at futures, the nasdaq, asian futures, one point 4%, languishing again. s&p futures down for two days in a row, and looking at those other futures, negative. we can have a look at u.s. treasuries as well, 14, 15 basis point move up for yields. 16 points up, 4.4% yield on the two year after this warning is coming at fh. yvonne: let's bring in the head of asian credit at blackrock to talk to us about what is driving these markets right now. start with the fitch morning when it comes to the u.s. credit rating. a lot of people look at 2011. do you think this is the same situation we are seeing? and will this play out in your eyes? >> sure, overall it is similar, but there was one thing i would highlight is that difference. out of the three credit agencies, when downgraded. you have two at aa+ and one at aaa. there will be s

yvonne: bad data. this time it is soft data and it goes to show though recovery is stalling, petering out. the 48.8 brings us to the lows we saw when it comes to manufacturing of december it -- of manufacturing in december last year. >> this time yesterday we were looking at the hsc i trading in a bear market [crosstalk] down 6% now from the peak on january 13. that has been reflected by fundamentals you could argue but yields coming down and down. yvonne: new export orders also in contraction and it doesn't look pretty if you look under the hood at some areas. and it goes to show we need more stimulus. the data looks bad but elon musk is in shanghai, diamond is heading there -- jamie dimon is headed there. they are saying the slowdown is not concerning at the moment, they are looking at business and seeing optimism and we hear it from ceo. rishaad: there was a burst of consumer activity earlier in the year and then it evaporated. rebound in the property market fading to some extent. businesses being h

yvonne: yvonne: what a crowd. take a look at indonesia, the numbers crossing for the first quarter, rising 5.03%. it has been steady around that 4% level. we are not seeing too much when it comes to market reaction. the jakarta composite is down 0.7% this morning. still ahead, tim cook signals out india as pivotal for apple, after apple sales bounced back. we have robert schein of blanke schein with management joining us later. rishaad: china's first formula one driver may help the sport gain traction in his country. we will hear from -- [laughter] yvonne: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ (upbeat music) ♪ ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) ( ♪♪ ) -awww. -awww. -awww. -nope. ( ♪♪ ) constant contact delivers the marketing tools your small business needs to keep up, excel, and grow. constant contact. helping the small stand tall. guests check in, then check out their phones - for financial insights from merrill. this gentleman? he's learning how carbon-neutral investments could energize his portfolio. and with advice from their merrill advisor, th

yvonne: thank you. kotecha, head of emerging-market strategy at td securities. also when it comes to the overall em arena, everyone is wondering if em outperform dm this year. we threw this question to a lot of our guests and are they looking at increasing exposure tem? it seems a majority are sing yes -- saying yes and in terms of assets, waiting on the equity side of things over the next 12 months. they are saying in a two year horizon, latin america and then you have southeast asia seem to be the resounding answers. david: a lot of these economies in southeast asia are safe to some degree, thailand and indonesia because of the self export and they are independently reliant bid even if we get some kind of mild recession in the u.s., this is what will stand out. i will read you guys and overall figure. 49% of respondents said even if a u.s. recession causes a decline in em assets, that is where the underlying growth and attractive valuations would continue. overwhelming 49%. check out emerging markets.

yvonne: still, yeah.ngs from shareholders -- and kidding. rishaad: government you mean. david: i am trying to find the last time they paid a dividend. my headline, i could be wrong here tells me 2019 but that is a very rough search. yvonne: pre-pandemic or just before. we will see how the shares react in a little bit. taking a look at other movers that we are watching out for. tsmc, ocbc they came out with earnings earlier. this is how it is doing. shares were up 1%. tencent there was a move and analysts action came from goldman cutting their price targets. kathy pacific not much movement. david: the tsmc story is partly a dividend and there also coming up with monthly sales later today. they are using first quarter dividend. yvonne: looks like it, raising that. rishaad: let's have a look asian futures. marginal gains after the falls that we had yesterday. i think we had the s&p down .5% in nasdaq 1% down. 2-year yields, not much movement. it is a short and where we are seeing action certainly. and that i

i am rishaad salamat with yvonne man and david ingles. yvonne: u.s. futures are rising on hopes that lawmakers in washington will avert a first ever u.s. default. alibaba's much-anticipated breakup begins as it tries to revise revenue growth, exploring ipo's for two units while looking at its cloud business which posted a decline in revenue. leaders meet in japan with geopolitical concerns around china dominating the agenda. david: welcome to the show and happy friday. the contrast in politics with the g7 and china on the other side. it is really the u.s. equity markets and the creation of risk pushing the nasdaq futures to 13 month highs. the opposite is happening and also the content creation risk with alibaba and tech pulling the hstech index down. it was the story of gains and then hong kong opened. rishaad: we are 1.4 percent down on the hang seng, looking at partly what is going on with alibaba but also the yuan story. these moves are extraordinary for the currency markets. yvonne: for the pboc, that signal today was not as strong for them to pu

yvonne: not quite there.e numbers this week, we will see if last month's data was a one-off, or can we see the sustain export growth which was a record last year. david: that triggered that flurry of upgrades. if we get the opposite, they might change their mind. rishaad: disappointment for a company that makes slip mats. yvonne: or garden gnomes. rishaad: we have got to go, by the way. yvonne: lattimore ahead. david: this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com david: monday morning. looking at gains across the region. ev's on the way up, pyd looking to produce vehicles out of vietnam. 4%. the auto banks continuing to bankroll, looking at gains. this index entered a bull market technically. every single one is continuing to rise throughout the day here.

go ahead i yvonne: yvonne: was just going to ask about china. global growth, the one major growth and bright spot. investors seem to be doubting that. people don't think the recovery is going to last that long. what opportunities do you see in china? >> i am not losing faith in the china upturn yet. the first quarter growth numbers were pretty strong. the mobility during traffic and travel indicators through the labor day weekend were descent. -- were decent. there is going to be a bit of a payback for the manufacturing side and on exports which i think padded up in the first quarter growth numbers. overall i think it is a gradual upturn in consumption spending and retail services activity. that is still good story overall . there could be some spill to regional economies which could present some opportunities. as of the kinds of things we are exploring in china and -- those are the kinds of things we're exploring in china and the broader asia space. yvonne: head of asia macro and investment strategy at bny mellon investment strategy. plenty mor

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penalty is in the country in a statement released afterwards, why the one and for administrative yvonne denounced this was embassies behavior, and called it unconventional and unprofessional. with regards to the use of its embassy instead, want to publish a photo of, quote, fake flag. of course, the warning government seems to be offended by the tweet, as it also showed a photo of under warranty and flag with the lion and song emblem on it. which was used before the 1979 is vomiting solution and is no longer used on the iranian national flag, the twitter post by the source embassy into hans was released after iran. hank, those free man by the names of my teeth, cause any salt, let me have hoshevely as that eat yahoo! were convicted of what the iranian constitution calls lahardo, bear, or war against god. those people were also accused of using guns during the pro maxima. i mean, he protest in the iranian central city of us for home, back in november last year, they had also been involved in the desk of 3 security officers. during the riley's, those security officers included 2 members o

he is used for the one in foreign ministry summit switzerland's in bassett, or to yvonne's after this was embassy into one. we tweeted a post from the swiss for an industry over the execution of sweet iranians who were allegedly implicated in anti government protest in one. this was for an affair . his ministry strongly condemned stays occasions of through uranium ma'am this morning in connection with products that followed the death of mass uh meaning in september 2022 switzerland, which is around to stop this executions, to take steps to reduce the use of the death penalty. they won't call that intervention and it's internal affairs. the 3 men in question had taken parking nationwide protests which erupt it after the death of my saw. i mean, the only one in woman who died in police custody after being detained for breaching it was as long as the dress code or head job back in september of last year. so now the twitter post by this was and because it showed an image of a pro match. so i mean the pro test work protestors were holding her pictures that post also. busy erst atlantis top

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and so do you re view or yvonne and emory's? and this has happened over the past few months as in iran, and so dear ruby, after a very long time and after disputes over the conflicts and syria and yeah, man, have their resume, their diplomatic relationships in their us a batch to exchange ambassadors. this means that there will be more cooperation with the opec members and, and andrew, and we should also remember that back in 2019. so to or if you had already warranted that it's going to ditch dollar when the us us and the proposed a bill that would expose opec members to enter trust lawsuits. and that in 2022. so i would do radio also, so that it's considering accepting you on instead of dollar a in the selling or it was a now we have a ron and so dear be a cooperating together and resuming their diplomatic relations. so all of these, the events happening are signaling a more cooperation within opec vendors that can have many economy like consequences and ease for a lot of the nations. well, we don't have that much time left, b

a sanitary production plans in the glucose, old and admits of fabrics production facility in the yvonne that was special zone. and of course, it's hardly surprising that circus textile companies are now looking to follow suit, especially after the departure of major western brands from russia. so business is booming and that's not even mentioning the tourism aspect to let in those we never give up. friends halfway to kill, loves russia. russia allow us to get these project is one of the biggest to gaze working on incorporation was. it's like, it's no secret that russia and turkey have had it some more to us for life since of over the years. but they seem to always be there for one another and critical situations just a couple of weeks ago. turkey, i agree with russia to defer payments on natural gas bill is worth $600000000.00 until 2020 for a move pursued by many as the ultimate sign of deepening ties between the 2 sons. in that many hope stays the same. regardless of who gets the top job well aiming to strengthen already existing ties. a high level russian delegation right now is in v

but he, yvonne yvonne, uh so this is uh, the wasting time on uh whether the results i have not visited with or not is only gonna hurt the opposition and i don't see them doing that also. so going forward is the question is whether the country is going to be more united or remain as separated as it was. that's a big i know. and that so much depends on how a person and they're doing is going to take his political of this course going forward. this is, this is very important. and also what are the measures that he's going to do for the alarming economy? does everybody faces in the country? i think he does have answers to those questions. any kept those close to those cards close to his chest and we will see the very soon. it's not this week. so off the. busy you know the elements to the answer to these questions of whether a he would really follow what he did prior to the election. and in terms of economic policy. or you see going to have much stronger dialogue with the finance centers in the world as well as in the west. and my, my guess is that he, he will and also from the responses fo