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u.s. e-minis lower after u.s. stocks snapped a seven day advance so asia seeing a cautious start as we had to a session that has inflation plus trade data from taiwan and we are keeping a close eye on oil. wti heading higher after their options we saw on tuesday. different views from analysts. at ubs, they boosted their forecast by two dollars. jp morgan staying pat on their predictions for crude. aussie bond yields, we are seeing a push lower, seeing it basis as much as eightht points, tracking the drop we saw in treasury yields. pulling up the board to see the move in that, we have a 10 year rate notching its biggest decline since february for treasuries, capping a six day drop. in february -- zone back in february. it weighed on u.s. shares. analysts say that china's text crackdown is raising questions on sustainability of u.s. equity evaluations. haidi. haidi: take a look at that big story. didi tumbling below its ipo price following china's crackdown on the company over data security. the message from beijing
u.s. e-minis lower after u.s. stocks snapped a seven day advance so asia seeing a cautious start as we had to a session that has inflation plus trade data from taiwan and we are keeping a close eye on oil. wti heading higher after their options we saw on tuesday. different views from analysts. at ubs, they boosted their forecast by two dollars. jp morgan staying pat on their predictions for crude. aussie bond yields, we are seeing a push lower, seeing it basis as much as eightht points,...
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the u.s. competitive position in the world, commercially, economically and from a kind of international relations and foreign policy perspective. so that has been an important part of that story as well. so we have, as i say, an absolutely terrific group of -- they are more than experts, they are senior thought leaders on issues around this subject matter today. and i'm going to invite them to join us, now. and they are in alphabetical order, best are charlene -- nice to have her back. brendan, delighted to have him, marcy who is the ceo of calvert, the california -- -- and last but not least, steve hadley, who is principal at right hadley gaetz emmanuel together, steve and charlene cochaired a task force john and i led a couple of years ago on global infrastructure and designing eight u.s. globally for structure strategy. we are just delighted to have them back with us to talk about that and sort of where we are today. so, i think with that, we are going to do sort of tagteam q&a now. down th
the u.s. competitive position in the world, commercially, economically and from a kind of international relations and foreign policy perspective. so that has been an important part of that story as well. so we have, as i say, an absolutely terrific group of -- they are more than experts, they are senior thought leaders on issues around this subject matter today. and i'm going to invite them to join us, now. and they are in alphabetical order, best are charlene -- nice to have her back. brendan,...
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the u.s. courts can't get you. in tom barrack's case it is not just his vast wealth, his basically unlimited resources name him a flight risk, he is charged with being an agent of a foreign power working to influence the trump campaign and trump administration and u.s. government policy on behalf of the government of united arab emirates while united arab emirates and saudi arabia were pumping a billion and a half dollars into tom barrack's company. prosecutors actually didn't want any bond arrangement for tom barrack. they pointed out that barrack has these connections to very senior leaders in both the united arab emirates and saudi arabia and that neither emirates nor saudi arabia have extradition treaties with the united states. so there's the potential that if barrack was able to get himself to one of those countries via, say, his private aircraft, those countries leaders could take him in and protect him and he would never face the music. so prosecutors wanted no bond. that said, tom bar
the u.s. courts can't get you. in tom barrack's case it is not just his vast wealth, his basically unlimited resources name him a flight risk, he is charged with being an agent of a foreign power working to influence the trump campaign and trump administration and u.s. government policy on behalf of the government of united arab emirates while united arab emirates and saudi arabia were pumping a billion and a half dollars into tom barrack's company. prosecutors actually didn't want any bond...
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reporter: u.s. cracking down on travel to the communist island and limiting the amount of money families can send to relatives in cuba. narrator: television rorts from around the world question whether u.s. sanctions on cuba are still necessary. king: the embargo has caused undue hardship on the cuban people for nearly two generations. woman: almost unanimous support for the cubans on this issue. narrat: there ve been ny drivers of t u.s. sanctions on cuba. in this episode, adapted from a web series produced in havana, an independent journalist looks at the impact 6 decad of american sanctions from the point of view of many of cuba's 11 million citizens. now on "the global mosaic." [fernandez speaking spanish] [all speaking spanish] [castro speaking spanish] clinton: the legislation i signed today further tightens that embargo. bush: i'm maintaining our embargo. [man speaking spanish] [chicken clucking] [man shouting] [both speaking spanish] fernandez: the blockade is the longest trade bargo in mode
reporter: u.s. cracking down on travel to the communist island and limiting the amount of money families can send to relatives in cuba. narrator: television rorts from around the world question whether u.s. sanctions on cuba are still necessary. king: the embargo has caused undue hardship on the cuban people for nearly two generations. woman: almost unanimous support for the cubans on this issue. narrat: there ve been ny drivers of t u.s. sanctions on cuba. in this episode, adapted from a web...
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the u.s. trade representative and counterparts from canada and mexico who a few weeks ago commemorated the one-year anniversary of the usmca entering. they entered mexico city with u.s. entrepreneurs to understand how the usmca and trade affects their daily lives. we want to make sure we are driving a robust economic delivery, that delivers results. i also want to highlight that here, all three trade ministers are willing -- and that is also an impressive achievement that we can also be proud of. -- our women, and that is also an impressive achievement we can be proud of. usmca's small and medium enterprise dialogue this october, where our governments will engage directly with the diverse group of small business stakeholders to ensure that everyone is included and can benefit from the agreement. and we demonstrated part of this work yesterday when our three governments hosted a webinar for small and medium businesses on the tools that they can use to increase their online international sales,
the u.s. trade representative and counterparts from canada and mexico who a few weeks ago commemorated the one-year anniversary of the usmca entering. they entered mexico city with u.s. entrepreneurs to understand how the usmca and trade affects their daily lives. we want to make sure we are driving a robust economic delivery, that delivers results. i also want to highlight that here, all three trade ministers are willing -- and that is also an impressive achievement that we can also be proud...
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u.s.. >> the s&p 500 snaps a rally with a plunge in treasury yields weighing on banks and small caps. shery: sydney's lockdown may be set to continue local reports saying covid restrictions will be extended for at least a week. this is a picture across wall street. u.s. futures are under pressure in this session. after we saw the s&p 500 snapping the longest winning streak in almost a year since august of last year. we had the 10 year yield really falling to that lowest level since february. the thirty-year yield is testing its 200 day moving average. so we saw financials leading the declines. the russell 2000 losing more than a percent. when it comes to crude prices, seeing upside towards at $74 a barrel level. this after we saw the tumble in the new york session, which has been surprising, given that we have seen a rise for the highest level in 60 years. it has been on a wild roller coaster ride given opec-plus failure to agree on output. it has all been about didi. it has fallen below t
u.s.. >> the s&p 500 snaps a rally with a plunge in treasury yields weighing on banks and small caps. shery: sydney's lockdown may be set to continue local reports saying covid restrictions will be extended for at least a week. this is a picture across wall street. u.s. futures are under pressure in this session. after we saw the s&p 500 snapping the longest winning streak in almost a year since august of last year. we had the 10 year yield really falling to that lowest level...
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u.s. stocks hit a fresh record high. keep a close eye on the oil patch after we saw declines for crude. in asia, we are seeing new restrictions being opposed across the region and that could be dimming the outlook but we have crude holding steady this morning. check out the offshore yuan. a countdown to the trade reports for june as we await to see if we may see signs of slowing growth in china given the pace of recovery has led the rest of the world but that might indicate the other places other countries may want to think twice before they ease on their pandemic stimulus. when it comes to the china picture, we did see china tech stocks despite overseas listings but the gap between china's tech names and u.s. peers, that has widened and continued to widen after last week's rough week, the worst for chinese tech names in four months after regulators set their sights on didi. kathleen: quite an impact on these moves by the chinese government. obviously, dealing yet another blow to the natio
u.s. stocks hit a fresh record high. keep a close eye on the oil patch after we saw declines for crude. in asia, we are seeing new restrictions being opposed across the region and that could be dimming the outlook but we have crude holding steady this morning. check out the offshore yuan. a countdown to the trade reports for june as we await to see if we may see signs of slowing growth in china given the pace of recovery has led the rest of the world but that might indicate the other places...
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u.s. of afghan interpreters and their families finally begins, but many are still waiting to hear when they will leave. covid-19 takes a top u.s. polevault her out of the olympics and daily cases hit new highs in tokyo. ♪ half of myanmar's 54 million people could be infected with covid-19 in the next two weeks according to the british ambassador to the u.n. the warning comes as myanmar's envoy calls for the u.n. to assure the delivery of vaccines. the country has been in chaos since the military ousted its elected government six month ago, resulting in a near total collapse of its health care system. the u.k., u.s., and others have posted sanctions on the military junta after their deadly crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrations. our correspondent has more from the united nations. correspondent: this was a chance for security council members to hear directly from a representative of myanmar's government, as well as ethnic minorities. in fact, this was the first time that a kachin repres
u.s. of afghan interpreters and their families finally begins, but many are still waiting to hear when they will leave. covid-19 takes a top u.s. polevault her out of the olympics and daily cases hit new highs in tokyo. ♪ half of myanmar's 54 million people could be infected with covid-19 in the next two weeks according to the british ambassador to the u.n. the warning comes as myanmar's envoy calls for the u.n. to assure the delivery of vaccines. the country has been in chaos since the...
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u.s. capitol police. the attorney general attended their roll call today to thank them for serving as players. also to thank them for what they did to save the u.s. capitol on january 6th. it was six months ago today that a donald trump rally on the eclipse morphed by trump supporters on the u.s. capitol. with d.c. police and u.s. capitol police officers on the front lines trying to defend it against that violent, violent attack. the attorney general today said thank you to the capitol police officers for what they went through six months ago today but he also importantly went up to the capitol police roll call today to update officers on the state of the justice department's investigation into what happened, updating them on the 500-plus arrests that have been made thus far, the seriousness of the charges brought against those arrested. also the justice department's efforts to find and arrest roughly to 300 people more they are looking for. justice department -- law enforcement has arrest
u.s. capitol police. the attorney general attended their roll call today to thank them for serving as players. also to thank them for what they did to save the u.s. capitol on january 6th. it was six months ago today that a donald trump rally on the eclipse morphed by trump supporters on the u.s. capitol. with d.c. police and u.s. capitol police officers on the front lines trying to defend it against that violent, violent attack. the attorney general today said thank you to the capitol police...
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we have u.s. and european future sessions pointing higher, indicating a higher start, not enough to make up for some of the losses we saw yesterday but a more calm market so far this morning in the same goes for the bond market as well. your u.s. 10 year yield trading below 1.2% for the first time since february. a little bit of selling in the long end of the curve. real yields slightly higher but will very deeply negative, at a -1.07. for more on this market action, we are joined by the ceo. fiona, what a perfect day to have you on after yesterday's market action. what do you make of yields below 1.2% in the 10 year? fiona: it is a healthy correction after six months of constant growth in equities. valuation was quite high. this correction is welcome because it puts back a bit of cyclicality which is welcome. markets think that there is growth and inflation which will be there for quite a while and those that think that growth and inflation are transitory and there's a risk of deflating. today or
we have u.s. and european future sessions pointing higher, indicating a higher start, not enough to make up for some of the losses we saw yesterday but a more calm market so far this morning in the same goes for the bond market as well. your u.s. 10 year yield trading below 1.2% for the first time since february. a little bit of selling in the long end of the curve. real yields slightly higher but will very deeply negative, at a -1.07. for more on this market action, we are joined by the ceo....
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both the u.s. and china are highlighting deep differences, and that is after their first high-level talks in months. let's get an update from bloomberg's emily wilkins. does the relationship seem like it is continuing to deteriorate, or are we having progress in these talks? emily: we are today from deputy secondary of state wendy sherman , speaking with foreign ministers there. these are the first face-to-face discussions with u.s. and chinese diplomats since we saw that acrimonious meeting in alaska several months ago. what you heard from the deputy secretary of state was that this was a forthright conversation, a professional conversation, but also a tough conversation. the stated goal from the white house is really to keep the lines of communication open between the u.s. and china, coming at a time when the u.s. has really criticized china for a number of things, from the microsoft exchange hacked that they blamed on actors related to the chinese government, to human rights abuses. last week we
both the u.s. and china are highlighting deep differences, and that is after their first high-level talks in months. let's get an update from bloomberg's emily wilkins. does the relationship seem like it is continuing to deteriorate, or are we having progress in these talks? emily: we are today from deputy secondary of state wendy sherman , speaking with foreign ministers there. these are the first face-to-face discussions with u.s. and chinese diplomats since we saw that acrimonious meeting in...
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the u.s. capitol, from fellow americans, callg for lawmakers to hold accountable those responsible for the riot. plus, a critical moment-- pakistan's role in south asia becomes increasingly crucial as the u.s. withdraws from afghanistan. we discuss an uncertain future with the pakistani prime minister, imran khan. >> the u.s. has really messed it up in afghanistan. you see, first of all, they tried to look for a military solution in afghanistan when there never was one. >> woodruff: and, the "weight of the world"-- gymnast simone bilesteps aside saying she is not in a good place to compete. what it means for high-performing athletes to confront mental challenges. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life, well-planned. of everything, our u.s.-based customer service team is here to find a plan that fits you. to learn more, go to consumercellular.tv
the u.s. capitol, from fellow americans, callg for lawmakers to hold accountable those responsible for the riot. plus, a critical moment-- pakistan's role in south asia becomes increasingly crucial as the u.s. withdraws from afghanistan. we discuss an uncertain future with the pakistani prime minister, imran khan. >> the u.s. has really messed it up in afghanistan. you see, first of all, they tried to look for a military solution in afghanistan when there never was one. >> woodruff:...
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and how does the u.s. escalate digitally, electronically to actually disrupt the infrastructure in russia. again, that is fraught with peril and a major concern. if something like that begins to escalate, it's going to have wide-ranging impact consequences across the world. all these networks are connected and we don't want to live in a world quite like that, joshua. >> shawn henry of crowdstrike. mr. henry, thanks very much. >>> still to come, another western heat wave sent temperatures to record highs. seattle's mayor points out a major infrastructure issue that makes it harder for the west to stay cool. we'll look back at our weather week just ahead. >>> later, zaila avant-garde made history at the scripps national spelling bee, but there's more behind this history than you might realize. i'll explain later in tonight's essay. ppy anniversary. (customer) for what? (burke) every year you're with us, you get fifty dollars toward your home deductible. it's a policy perk for being a farmers customer. (custo
and how does the u.s. escalate digitally, electronically to actually disrupt the infrastructure in russia. again, that is fraught with peril and a major concern. if something like that begins to escalate, it's going to have wide-ranging impact consequences across the world. all these networks are connected and we don't want to live in a world quite like that, joshua. >> shawn henry of crowdstrike. mr. henry, thanks very much. >>> still to come, another western heat wave sent...
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on the u.s. side, issues ranging from human rights in xinjiang hong kong, the south china sea and taiwan. the u.s. side stressed to china, u.s. collaboration with allies is not meant to be seen as a u.s.-china threat. on the other hand, china pushed back saying it does not accept american interference in what it calls domestic affairs and will not be lectured to by the u.s. the next big question, will this meeting lead to another meeting of president xi asian and president joe biden? maybe another set of meetings between the summit of the u.s. and china possibly later in the year. for that to happen, we need more talks. given that these talks took so much effort to arrange, it does not augur well for smooth communication between the two superpowers. romaine: that was colin murphy, given us that report. we are going to pivot coming up to eight slightly different topic. we are talking about -- the rise of the east. there was a time when it was the rise of the west. there was a period between the 14
on the u.s. side, issues ranging from human rights in xinjiang hong kong, the south china sea and taiwan. the u.s. side stressed to china, u.s. collaboration with allies is not meant to be seen as a u.s.-china threat. on the other hand, china pushed back saying it does not accept american interference in what it calls domestic affairs and will not be lectured to by the u.s. the next big question, will this meeting lead to another meeting of president xi asian and president joe biden? maybe...
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it's u.s. affiliate said this week its average daily volume reached new highs in the first half of the year. daily volume between $150 million and $1 million, making it one of the largest trip to exchanges in the u.s. by volume. and they have -- let's just say a couple of very big celebrity sports and modeling investors. jon: they certainly do. in building any brand, if we are talking about a product or service, there is that good marketing push. there's also the simple things, like ease-of-use, is the technology working for me, can i link my various financial platforms easily? do i trust it? all of this seems to go into this sector which is incredibly complicated around the world given the interest of getting into the market. matt: cybersecurity has to be first among your concerns if you are trading big size in crypto. let's bring in the founder of ftx, sam bankman-fried. let me ask you about competition. given all the issues that jon just mentioned, there are a lot of concerns about choosing
it's u.s. affiliate said this week its average daily volume reached new highs in the first half of the year. daily volume between $150 million and $1 million, making it one of the largest trip to exchanges in the u.s. by volume. and they have -- let's just say a couple of very big celebrity sports and modeling investors. jon: they certainly do. in building any brand, if we are talking about a product or service, there is that good marketing push. there's also the simple things, like...
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u.s. senate for the gop nomination, hoping to get that. he is now saying that he will actually sue the mayor, calling him out, saying this is political. she tweeted saying our top priority is protecting the health, safety and well-being for the people of st. louis, city and county. nobody is surprised that the attorney general plans to file yet another frivolous lawsuit to serve his own political ambitions. poppy, take a listen to the people who were caught in the middle here. folks who will have to enforce th this. >> we had to fight a lot of people who didn't want to wear mask. we've had customers pull a gun, customers threaten to fight. and just go crazy. >> so there's a sense of dread but there's also a sense that this is vitally important here in this state. it is a dire situation when it comes to the fourth surge of the covid-19 virus here. and so people want to get on top of this once again. but the question remains, too, is if it's so targeted to st. louis and st. louis county, and
u.s. senate for the gop nomination, hoping to get that. he is now saying that he will actually sue the mayor, calling him out, saying this is political. she tweeted saying our top priority is protecting the health, safety and well-being for the people of st. louis, city and county. nobody is surprised that the attorney general plans to file yet another frivolous lawsuit to serve his own political ambitions. poppy, take a listen to the people who were caught in the middle here. folks who will...
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look at u.s. mpa as a high standard agreement through the lens of 89% of house members voted for this agreement. it was 89 senators. it gives you 89% there as well. that is a transformation of some of our trade politics and it is the reason why usmca is transformational just as nafta started a trajectory of trade agreements for generations. i think usmca is the beginning of the trajectory for a new generation of trade agreements. do your specific question in terms of what the private sector and also what society can do, participate. i think one of the lessons i take certainly and the biden harris administration takes from the usmca and the renegotiation of the nafta is that an inclusive process can lead to a more inclusive outcome. that means taking the table we have and making a big table. you need to be there. as this is an society need to be there. this is the path i see for us. mr. green: secretary clouthier. ms. clouthier carrillo: i want to thank you when i say how we can help or what can we
look at u.s. mpa as a high standard agreement through the lens of 89% of house members voted for this agreement. it was 89 senators. it gives you 89% there as well. that is a transformation of some of our trade politics and it is the reason why usmca is transformational just as nafta started a trajectory of trade agreements for generations. i think usmca is the beginning of the trajectory for a new generation of trade agreements. do your specific question in terms of what the private sector and...
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in 1898, the u.s. with teddy roosevelt and the 17th volunteer of new york got rid of the spaniards, and mckinley sent the roughh riders in and everybody into cuba to get rid of the spaniards. why didn't -- why didn't eisenhower, why didn't kennedy, why didn't they send the u.s. military in? i was reading a thing about the bay of pigs on a"usa today" in las vegas, nevada, and most generals at the time, the cia was notra supposed to go in ando military operations. the u.s. military, the dod, was supposed to go into cuba to get rid of castro. >> yes. both eisenhower and kennedy were unwilling to commit, at least openly, u.s. military forces to overthrow the castro regime. one of the great concerns was to maintain good relations with the rest of latin america. latin america, latin american people sawea the united states overbearing. they didn't like the monroe doctrine. they didn't like to be in america's backyard. so for good foreign policy reasons, it was ruled out, that we would have the united states m
in 1898, the u.s. with teddy roosevelt and the 17th volunteer of new york got rid of the spaniards, and mckinley sent the roughh riders in and everybody into cuba to get rid of the spaniards. why didn't -- why didn't eisenhower, why didn't kennedy, why didn't they send the u.s. military in? i was reading a thing about the bay of pigs on a"usa today" in las vegas, nevada, and most generals at the time, the cia was notra supposed to go in ando military operations. the u.s. military, the...
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the u.s. agreed last year to withdraw all of its troops. just 650 troops have stayed to secure the embassy and airport. a majority of nato forces have left. president joe biden set a deadline of september 11 attacks on the u.s. for american troops to fully withdraw. the pullout has been accelerated and is expected to end before then. the taliban's military campaign could affect peace talks aimed at ending years of conflict. the afghan government and taliban negotiators have held several lines of talks in doha, but little progress has been made. let's bring in our guests. we have a lecturer of transitional justice. from istanbul, a formally deputy you on envoy. gentlemen, welcome. thank you for being with us. the taliban claims to control 70% of territory in afghanistan. how worrying to advances? >> thanks for having me. i think the situation in afghanistan has gotten worse since the hasty withdrawal of mr. biden's command. things are not going in the right direction, taliban is taken. the nort
the u.s. agreed last year to withdraw all of its troops. just 650 troops have stayed to secure the embassy and airport. a majority of nato forces have left. president joe biden set a deadline of september 11 attacks on the u.s. for american troops to fully withdraw. the pullout has been accelerated and is expected to end before then. the taliban's military campaign could affect peace talks aimed at ending years of conflict. the afghan government and taliban negotiators have held several lines...
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the reality is price is strong in the u.s. the labor market will continue to recover, and that will give more confidence, and the fed is going to -- regardless of what markets think right now, the fed is going to remain behind the curve. but real yields higher means it does become a bit more difficult for fx, particularly those with current account deficits. down here in asia, they are probably the ones most impacted. yvonne: i was going to get to metals because now that we see the inflation trade faltering epic, what does this mean for commodities? will metals continue to get punished? >> i think it is interesting that people are talking about the staggering and reflation trade. it is understandable the way nominal yields seem to be behaving in the u.s. ■q■q■q?uf$■jl$p2p
the reality is price is strong in the u.s. the labor market will continue to recover, and that will give more confidence, and the fed is going to -- regardless of what markets think right now, the fed is going to remain behind the curve. but real yields higher means it does become a bit more difficult for fx, particularly those with current account deficits. down here in asia, they are probably the ones most impacted. yvonne: i was going to get to metals because now that we see the inflation...
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yamiche: president biden defends withdrawing u.s. troops from afghanistan but he faces accusations he's leaving the country as it teeters on the edge of clams. and haiti's president is assassinated. what role will the u.s. play as the island nation falls deeper into crisis? meanwhile, more cyberhacks with alleged links to russia. plus, six months after the capitol attack, former president trump sues social media companies for blocking access to his accounts, next. ♪ announcer:this is "washington week." corporate funding is provided by -- >> for 20 -- 25 years, consumer cellular's goal has been to provide wireless service that helps people communicate and connect. our u.s. service team can help find a plan that fits you. visit consumer cellular.tv to learn more. announcer: additional funding provided by -- the estate of arnold adams. koo and patricia yuen through the yuen foundation. committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities and sandra and carle delay magnusson. and contributions to your pbs station from viewers
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the u.s. capitol. live coverage starts at 9:30 eastern on c-span3. online at c-span.org or listen with the free radio app. >>> up next, u.s. trade representative katherine tai joined others to discuss the u.s.-mexico-canada trade agreement. >> thank you, everyone. my name is pat ottensmyer. i am delighted to have been asked to kick off this remarkable roundtable discussion. my primary role here will be to introduce ambassador green who will introduce the panel and others on the discussion for today. i would like to make some comments here about the unique discussion on the eve of the one-year birthday, anniversary, of the signing of u.s. mca. for those of you who don't know can city southern as well as others, we are one of the largest railroads in north america with a significant presence in mexico. so our business has been very tightly connected to u.s.-mexico trade since the implementation of nafta 25, 27 years ago. we are now in the process of merging with a canadian national, also one of
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and al qaeda who u.s. forces chased from the country after 9/11 now have a presence in at least 15 of the country's 34 provinces, fighting alongside the taliban and appear to be counting on a military victory. >> that gives them time in which to stabilize to continue to use afghanistan as a platform and then in the longer term to review whether it is possible to use it as a platform also for international attacks. >> reporter: 20 years on from the 9/11 attacks, al qaeda's then number two, now its chief, zaw zawahri, is thought to be unwell. his expected replacement the report says is in iran. likely assessing if afghanistan is safe for his return. nic robertson, cnn, london. >>> the u.s. is imposing new sanctions on parts of the cuban regime following massive protests on the island nation. u.s. president joe biden says that the sanctions are just the beginning. and now havana has responded. patrick oppmann with the details. >> reporter: the biden administration has left new sanctions on cuba and couluban o
and al qaeda who u.s. forces chased from the country after 9/11 now have a presence in at least 15 of the country's 34 provinces, fighting alongside the taliban and appear to be counting on a military victory. >> that gives them time in which to stabilize to continue to use afghanistan as a platform and then in the longer term to review whether it is possible to use it as a platform also for international attacks. >> reporter: 20 years on from the 9/11 attacks, al qaeda's then...
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u.s. and china set for high-level talks with tensions high and cooperation at risk. haidi: this is what we are seeing when it comes to the countdown towards the start of trading across measure markets here in asia. we are seeing a pretty mixed start. traders are weighing the u.s. rally on account of corporate earnings, starting to kick off in asia proper as well as the tech sector cracked down and of course, don't forget the federal reserve meeting this week as well. we are seeing the dollar hold pretty steady in the early part of the trading session. we had that -- those trade numbers coming out from new zealand just shortly before taking a look at the annual trade deficit widening by the june numbers. sydney futures up by .3% as we continue to have some confusion as well as concern that we could see that new south wales sydney lockdown being extended by the government. chicago nikkei futures up a tepid amount, .2%, as we get into day three of the tokyo olympic games and this is a pretty
u.s. and china set for high-level talks with tensions high and cooperation at risk. haidi: this is what we are seeing when it comes to the countdown towards the start of trading across measure markets here in asia. we are seeing a pretty mixed start. traders are weighing the u.s. rally on account of corporate earnings, starting to kick off in asia proper as well as the tech sector cracked down and of course, don't forget the federal reserve meeting this week as well. we are seeing the dollar...
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u.s. service industries pulling back from a record high. ism showing slides of slowing growth. we will discuss with data peterson -- dana peterson. and we will speak to the founder of next door and khosla ventures , who is taking the company public via a spac. and we have the latest on the virus and vaccine beam we will speak with william moss with the johns hopkins school of health. let's take a look at the markets. equity indexes are down with the s&p 500 off 25 points, 4324. coming down from a record high. u.s. treasury coming down as well. 1.3666 is the amount of interest you get for lending your money to the government for 10 years. keep in mind, that is just phenomenal rate. the real rate minus inflation is almost -1%. dollar index up half a percent. getting some real traction. it was down this morning, now it is solidly up. nymex trading at $73.49 a barrel. let's get back to the tumbling treasury yield. after ism services data expanded in june by less than forecast, highlighting a s
u.s. service industries pulling back from a record high. ism showing slides of slowing growth. we will discuss with data peterson -- dana peterson. and we will speak to the founder of next door and khosla ventures , who is taking the company public via a spac. and we have the latest on the virus and vaccine beam we will speak with william moss with the johns hopkins school of health. let's take a look at the markets. equity indexes are down with the s&p 500 off 25 points, 4324. coming down...
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so that action in u.s. is beneficial for the world directly and also indirectly as the leadership as to how tax policy and spending policy can lead to a more vibrant and fair economy in the future. >> woodruff: a number of policies of this administration. kristalina georgieva, the managing director of the international monetary fund, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: alonzo king is a visionary choreographer who is altering the way we look at dance. born in georgia to civil rights activist parents, king found his own form of expression through the language of movement, and ultimately went on to found alonzo king lines ballet, a san francisco based dance company. tonight, he gives his brief but spectacular take on life and movement. it is part of our arts and culture series, canvas. >> i see everything is movement. i think movement and sound is everywhere. if you think of the big bang theory, what came first motion, vibration sound. they're the same. my parents were civil rights leaders in alban
so that action in u.s. is beneficial for the world directly and also indirectly as the leadership as to how tax policy and spending policy can lead to a more vibrant and fair economy in the future. >> woodruff: a number of policies of this administration. kristalina georgieva, the managing director of the international monetary fund, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> woodruff: alonzo king is a visionary choreographer who is altering the way we look at dance. born in...
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military, with our allies, u.s. diplomatic development intelligent communities and are going to be a tight end of risk to taliban attacks going forward and there's easily tens of thousands of afghans who aided the u.s. over the last 20 years and not just military operations but the development of diplomatic intelligence communities most of these afghans families what obligation do we have to all of these people. i would argue we have a major obligation to all of these afghans and their families. there has been significant action thought congress to streamline the so-called special immigrant visa sib's process or are afghan partners who work with the u.s. military. that is one part of the afghan community and i think we have an obligation to and there are likely going to be many other actions that may be needed. there are a lot of questions such as why does it take so long to process these special immigrant visas and how and where might an evacuation process take place. they might be included in what heather visa act
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u.s. stocks dipped from record highs and bond yields rise as investors here the fed may be letting inflation get out of hand. >> jp morgan and goldman sachs beat estimates but results failed to impress wall street. and the white house is set to one american companies about the risk of doing business in hong kong, ramping up pressure on beijing. let's look at the trading session in wall street. you can see the s&p 500 with 39 record closes this year down today. the inflation report came in a much stronger than expected. the headline is nearly double the 0.5% people were looking for. jp morgan and trace reporting mixed results as the earnings season kicks off. a big story in bonds. that 10-year note is now up over 1.41. the 30 year bond option was the big mover today after declines. it did not go well. after a strong inflationary report, no surprise. crude hit a 2.5 year high today. there were warnings of a deepening supply crunch from iran and other major producers. what are you looking at?
u.s. stocks dipped from record highs and bond yields rise as investors here the fed may be letting inflation get out of hand. >> jp morgan and goldman sachs beat estimates but results failed to impress wall street. and the white house is set to one american companies about the risk of doing business in hong kong, ramping up pressure on beijing. let's look at the trading session in wall street. you can see the s&p 500 with 39 record closes this year down today. the inflation report...
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david petraeus, former u.s. commander in afghanistan and former director of the cia on president biden's plan to withdraw u.s. forces from afghanistan. david: welcome to washington post live. this summer, u.s. troops will withdraw from afghanistan after a war that's lasted two decades. we will be taking a close look this morning at that withdrawal and the implications for some of the afghans who have helped us in that war. in a bit, i will be joined by an afghan translator who worked with u.s. troops for 13 years as an interpreter, talking about getting visas for some of his colleagues who similarly were helpful, along with a retired army colonel who worked to get interpreters out of iraq in a similar situation, and is now thinking about ways to help afghani translators. but, first, i want to turn to general david ,who was our commander in kabul, in afghanistan, and also served as our commander in iraq during the surge there, commander of centcom. nobody knows the region better than general petraeus. welcome, ge
david petraeus, former u.s. commander in afghanistan and former director of the cia on president biden's plan to withdraw u.s. forces from afghanistan. david: welcome to washington post live. this summer, u.s. troops will withdraw from afghanistan after a war that's lasted two decades. we will be taking a close look this morning at that withdrawal and the implications for some of the afghans who have helped us in that war. in a bit, i will be joined by an afghan translator who worked with u.s....
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in the u.s. needs serious reform. however, i am not really competent to discuss the detail. host: as the year anniversary takes place, the trade representative is in mexico city with meetings, with representative's from both mexico and canada. can you generalize what is on the agenda and what should be there? guest: i can guess what is on the agenda, and what should be there. they were discussing it yesterday in washington. i think in mexico the major focus will be on investment issues because the mexican government is extremely nationalistic and protective vest, and strongly favors that government owned entities, over private investors, some of whose interests could be harmed very seriously if the current policies are continued. so i would guess that would be at the top of the list. there are some agricultural disputes between the u.s. and mexico which might be resolved. i'm sure labor will be talked about, even though it seems to be moving forward. i would guess those are among the top issues,
in the u.s. needs serious reform. however, i am not really competent to discuss the detail. host: as the year anniversary takes place, the trade representative is in mexico city with meetings, with representative's from both mexico and canada. can you generalize what is on the agenda and what should be there? guest: i can guess what is on the agenda, and what should be there. they were discussing it yesterday in washington. i think in mexico the major focus will be on investment issues because...
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on u.s. student visas and how they take advantage of the visas, what they do on the visas while they're here in the knowledge transfer they sent back to china on a variety of sensitive subjects. we need to look closer harder look at that we did that with the trump of administration and hopefully that will continue but that's critically important making sure that the thousands and thousands of student visas that we issued a chinese nationals to come to study they need to be better checked, screened, vetted and we need to periodically check up on them because what we sell you can do one check but if they're in the country and they get extensions to the student visas and going to graduate degree programs, you don't have a good idea what they're doing, this is about disclosure and holding them accountable versus what they might do after being here years and years at a time, i think it's a growing issue to address within our university system, i think what we seen over time there's a lot of univer
on u.s. student visas and how they take advantage of the visas, what they do on the visas while they're here in the knowledge transfer they sent back to china on a variety of sensitive subjects. we need to look closer harder look at that we did that with the trump of administration and hopefully that will continue but that's critically important making sure that the thousands and thousands of student visas that we issued a chinese nationals to come to study they need to be better checked,...
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u.s. listed chinese shares accelerates. the golden dragon index posting its biggest three-day fall on record. a big day for big u.s. tech. apple, alphabet, and microsoft beat estimates but shares are mixed after hours. starbucks beats the street. investors do not like a less optimistic china outlook. haidi: chinese shares off nearly 20% in the sof just three trading days. investors are shunning the asset in the broad-based crackdown by regulators in beijing. let's bring in our reporter. when you take a look at the bottoming out for this selloff, is it hard to tell because we just do not know the extent of the regulatory action? >> absolutely, you nailed it. what is interesting is that you are starting to the spread into a story, a global story, and what is high to china and the chinese domestic market is bringing back the entrepreneurship, bringing it back mystically. not just what the effects are for u.s. tech also what the implications could be for global growth given the fact that this
u.s. listed chinese shares accelerates. the golden dragon index posting its biggest three-day fall on record. a big day for big u.s. tech. apple, alphabet, and microsoft beat estimates but shares are mixed after hours. starbucks beats the street. investors do not like a less optimistic china outlook. haidi: chinese shares off nearly 20% in the sof just three trading days. investors are shunning the asset in the broad-based crackdown by regulators in beijing. let's bring in our reporter. when...
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u.s. and china set for high-level talks, with tensions high and cooperation at risk. this is the picture across wall street, u.s. futures muted at the open after markets show another record high. 87% of s&p 500 companies reporting beating wall street estimates. a lot of optimism on the back of solid earnings. we sell the u.s. ten-year yield at the 128 level. we continue to watch out for more treasury volatility given we have the fomc meeting this week. the bloomberg dollar index with its first gain in about three weeks. we are seeing some you did trading for the bloomberg dollar index. smooth right now up to 2/10 of 1%. this after a weekly gain for a second consecutive week. we have seen signs of demand recovery, and looking more positive for uranium prices. we are talking about u.s. tech earnings we have to watch, the big giants reporting this week including apple, microsoft, facebook, and we have the fomc meeting. so much focus on what is happening on inflation. haidi: what is interestin
u.s. and china set for high-level talks, with tensions high and cooperation at risk. this is the picture across wall street, u.s. futures muted at the open after markets show another record high. 87% of s&p 500 companies reporting beating wall street estimates. a lot of optimism on the back of solid earnings. we sell the u.s. ten-year yield at the 128 level. we continue to watch out for more treasury volatility given we have the fomc meeting this week. the bloomberg dollar index with its...
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but the u.s. team says all athletes must adhere to current world anti-doping code even though they argued the rules regarding thc should be re-evaluated. now, richardson had previously secured her trip to tokyo for her signature 100 meter dash event but was disqualified because of that suspension. >>> all right. that does it for me here at "cnn newsroom." i'm paula newton. rosemary church picks things up for us right after the break. thanks for watching. (man) i've made progress with my mental health. so when i started having unintentional body movements called tardive dyskinesia... ... i ignored them. but when the movements in my hands and feet started throwing me off at work... i finally had to say, 'it's not ok.' it was time to talk to my doctor about austedo. she said that austedo helps reduce td movements in adults... ...while i continue with most of my mental health medications. (vo) austedo can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close
but the u.s. team says all athletes must adhere to current world anti-doping code even though they argued the rules regarding thc should be re-evaluated. now, richardson had previously secured her trip to tokyo for her signature 100 meter dash event but was disqualified because of that suspension. >>> all right. that does it for me here at "cnn newsroom." i'm paula newton. rosemary church picks things up for us right after the break. thanks for watching. (man) i've made...
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the u.s., wall street overnight, the fresh highs we saw, that could give a boost to the asian session, but there could be sore heads and tired people watching not just football but tour de france and wimbledon over the weekend. futures, looks like we will have a pop at the open, over 1%. new zealand up one tens of 1%. there is a call for tightening in the coming year. chicago fed futures trading flat at the moment. the dollar rising slightly in the early part of the session. dollar china pretty steady. kiwi outperforming peers. not too much of a mood when it comes to the euro. china has taken its most concrete step yet to crack down on overseas ipos, authorities proposing new rules on saturday that would further tightening oversight on internet giants. sophie kamaruddin has the details. sophie: china is moving rules that would require all companies that want to list overseas to undergo a private security review, this on the basis of national security. this after a debut last week, even after t
the u.s., wall street overnight, the fresh highs we saw, that could give a boost to the asian session, but there could be sore heads and tired people watching not just football but tour de france and wimbledon over the weekend. futures, looks like we will have a pop at the open, over 1%. new zealand up one tens of 1%. there is a call for tightening in the coming year. chicago fed futures trading flat at the moment. the dollar rising slightly in the early part of the session. dollar china pretty...
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the policy on the u.s. side is that if you are a single adult or a family with children for not of a tender age, your immediately expelled stop some parts of mexico, some states along the u.s.-mexico are refusing to take back non-mexican migrants. those individuals are put into the system on the u.s. side. governors along the mexican side of the border do not have a consistent policy from brownsville to san diego. that leads to some chaos but on the u.s. side of the border, there is consistency of who is allowed to -- into pursue their asylum claims and who is not and by and large, those are single adult which are the majority of apprehensions and family units who do not have children of a tender age. host: let's talk about another part of immigration and that is the daca recipients. where are the legal challenges with that right now? what is the latest? guest: in the south district court, a judge ruled the daca program deferred action for childhood arrivals as a program put in place by president obama was
the policy on the u.s. side is that if you are a single adult or a family with children for not of a tender age, your immediately expelled stop some parts of mexico, some states along the u.s.-mexico are refusing to take back non-mexican migrants. those individuals are put into the system on the u.s. side. governors along the mexican side of the border do not have a consistent policy from brownsville to san diego. that leads to some chaos but on the u.s. side of the border, there is consistency...
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u.s.-trained honduran military officer who helped run a dam company has been found guilty in honduras of plotting the 2016 assassination of lenca land and water defender berta cÁceres. we will get the latest. then we air an explosive video from greenpeace of exxon lobbyists speaking in their own words about the oil giants efforts to block climate action on capitol hill. >> to be aggressively fight agnst some of the science? s. did we join some of these shadow groups to work agast some of the efforts? ye that's true. but there is thing illegal abouthat. we were lking outor our investments. we were looking out for our shareholders. amy: greenpeace post as corporate headhunter's to get the lobbyist to speak. and we go to colombia where an international human rights commission has arrived to document the right-wing government's deadly crack down on protesters following a general strike in april. this comes as demonstrators are vowing to intensify their campaign. >> we brought down the tax ref
u.s.-trained honduran military officer who helped run a dam company has been found guilty in honduras of plotting the 2016 assassination of lenca land and water defender berta cÁceres. we will get the latest. then we air an explosive video from greenpeace of exxon lobbyists speaking in their own words about the oil giants efforts to block climate action on capitol hill. >> to be aggressively fight agnst some of the science? s. did we join some of these shadow groups to work agast some of...
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the u.s. under anti-boycott laws. many jewish groups support ben & jey's cision. >> have been outraged and appalled by the over-the-top aggrsive attacks on ben & jerry's. amy: we go to guatemala, where thousands took to the streets thursday for a national strike demanding the resignation of the right wing president. >> we are sick and tired of living in this situation. starting today, we are not going to let this corrupt government. the people have to be more united than ever. amy: the protests in guatemala follow the ouster of the nations top anticorruption prosecutor, who was forced to flee guatemala in fear of his life. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president biden announced new requirements for civilian federal employees amid the surge in covid-19 cases from the rapidly spreading delta variant. president biden: every federal government employee will be asked to attest to their vaccination status. anyone
the u.s. under anti-boycott laws. many jewish groups support ben & jey's cision. >> have been outraged and appalled by the over-the-top aggrsive attacks on ben & jerry's. amy: we go to guatemala, where thousands took to the streets thursday for a national strike demanding the resignation of the right wing president. >> we are sick and tired of living in this situation. starting today, we are not going to let this corrupt government. the people have to be more united than...
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as u.s. tech has been doing really well, obviously chinese tec is doing very poorly -- chinese tech is doing very poorly. we have the u.s.-china tensions. overnight, we've got the story out talking about how cathie wood's ark investment has sold down almost all of their china tech holdings. it is a valuation pricing story. you are seeing chinese tech, despite that news flow, actually do well today. there is a narrative amongst traders in asia, hey look, we've been talking about these negative tech stories very long time, maybe it is priced. it is hard to get excited about a new negative story, given that we have been talking about it for months. anna: as we talked about many times this morning already, the inflation story is something we are focused on. we had the u.s. inflation data yesterday. we just have that u.k. print. the common link is how strong inflation is proving to be. i am thinking about new zealand, because in new zealand, we have had, well, a bit of a surprise, not a surprise t
as u.s. tech has been doing really well, obviously chinese tec is doing very poorly -- chinese tech is doing very poorly. we have the u.s.-china tensions. overnight, we've got the story out talking about how cathie wood's ark investment has sold down almost all of their china tech holdings. it is a valuation pricing story. you are seeing chinese tech, despite that news flow, actually do well today. there is a narrative amongst traders in asia, hey look, we've been talking about these negative...
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u.s. and china hold contentious talks but leave the door open for a biotin summit. shery: breaking news -- biotin summit. -- biden summit. shery: when it comes to the quarter on quarter figure, we are seeing growth of .7 percent which is slightly missing expectations of both of .8% and a slowdown from the previous quarter, this coming at a time when we continue to see south korea reeling from virus infections. the year on your number is still much better, a jump of 5.9% for the second quarter preliminary numbers, slightly missing expectations but still a jump given the low base we are coming off from 2020. we are seeing the second-quarter manufacturing members contracting a little bit, down 1.2% quarter on quarter and a huge jump on the year on year basis in the double digit growth, up more than 13%. re accommodation and food services are a little bit weak. but this is still broadly in line with the government's expectations that we might see expansion of 4% this year for south korea. we w
u.s. and china hold contentious talks but leave the door open for a biotin summit. shery: breaking news -- biotin summit. -- biden summit. shery: when it comes to the quarter on quarter figure, we are seeing growth of .7 percent which is slightly missing expectations of both of .8% and a slowdown from the previous quarter, this coming at a time when we continue to see south korea reeling from virus infections. the year on your number is still much better, a jump of 5.9% for the second quarter...
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u.s. stocks to the brink of a record as traders digest a day-lewis of data and earnings reports to -- a delucia of data and earnings reports. shery: warnings from christine lagarde that the ecb will not tighten early. haidi: the big day is finally here. the lippy opening ceremony hours away -- the olympic opening ceremony hours away. shery: it is a picture across wall street. nursing u.s. futures rising a quarter -- we are seeing u.s. futures rising a quarter of a percent. a record for a third consecutive session. we have the old playbook resurfaced. the cyclicals rally we saw in the past two days coming to an end. the 10 year yield falling. treasuries rallying. the dollar not moving that much. we are watching the euro given that it has failed to hold onto those gains after the ecb meeting and the revisions to the right guidance. wti losing 2/10 of 1%. this after rallying in the new york session. there has been more optimism about the recovery only here in the u.s. but broader globally . t
u.s. stocks to the brink of a record as traders digest a day-lewis of data and earnings reports to -- a delucia of data and earnings reports. shery: warnings from christine lagarde that the ecb will not tighten early. haidi: the big day is finally here. the lippy opening ceremony hours away -- the olympic opening ceremony hours away. shery: it is a picture across wall street. nursing u.s. futures rising a quarter -- we are seeing u.s. futures rising a quarter of a percent. a record for a third...
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u.s. troops are obviously pulling out? >> we have worked out an over the horizon capacity and we could be value added. but the afghans have to be able to do it themself with the air force they have which we're helping them maintain. i'm not going to answer any more. quick question on the afghanistan. look, it is fourth of july. i'm concerned that you guys are asking me questions that i'll answer next week. but on this holiday weekend, i'm going to going to -- celebrate it. economy is growing fast, we have a record number of new jobs, covid deaths are down 90 %, wages are up faster than any time in 15 years. we're bringing our troops home. we have all across america people are going to ball games and doing good things. this is a good. i'll answer all of your negative questions, not negative, but your legitimate questions. >> for gathering, are you concern there is potential this weekend in places where vaccination levels are not particularly high that there will be a new covid outbreaks in
u.s. troops are obviously pulling out? >> we have worked out an over the horizon capacity and we could be value added. but the afghans have to be able to do it themself with the air force they have which we're helping them maintain. i'm not going to answer any more. quick question on the afghanistan. look, it is fourth of july. i'm concerned that you guys are asking me questions that i'll answer next week. but on this holiday weekend, i'm going to going to -- celebrate it. economy is...
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the u.s. session on friday. despite concerns around the virus, we will return to those themes shortly. let's get into our ecb conversation. christine lagarde says investors should prepare for new guidance on monetary stimulus next week. christine lagarde said the governing council session previously expected to be uneventful will now have some interesting variations and changes. >> we have a framework. we have a new framework that is unanimously approved by the governing council and we are going to look at, as we always do every six weeks, we are going we are going to look at what forward guidance we need to revisit. we are going to look at the calibration of all the tools we are using to make sure that it is aligned with our new strategy. and i think that given the persistence that we need to demonstrate to deliver on our commitment, forward guidance will be revisited. >> does it give you extra tools? it was always a big meeting but it is even bigger because it is not just technical change. >
the u.s. session on friday. despite concerns around the virus, we will return to those themes shortly. let's get into our ecb conversation. christine lagarde says investors should prepare for new guidance on monetary stimulus next week. christine lagarde said the governing council session previously expected to be uneventful will now have some interesting variations and changes. >> we have a framework. we have a new framework that is unanimously approved by the governing council and we...
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u.s. inflation. jp morgan and goldman sachs beat estimates but failed to impress wall street. what is behind the share drop. the white house was set to one american companies about the risks of doing business in hong kong, ramping up pressure on beijing. haidi: we have breaking korea unemployment numbers. we are seeing the unemployment rate hold pretty steady, going lower. 3.7%. the seasonally adjusted jobless rate. we were expecting 3.8% and that has come down from that 3.8% we saw in the month of may and we are seeing more workers coming back into the labor force. stronger sentiment and lifted activity when it comes to hiring as well and is worse coming ahead of the be ok board meeting on thursday and we have been expecting signaling about the start of raising rates this year as these financial risks build but we will continue to watch that particularly as the covid situation continues to worsen in korea. that's take a look at how we are setting up for the midweek session in the markets.
u.s. inflation. jp morgan and goldman sachs beat estimates but failed to impress wall street. what is behind the share drop. the white house was set to one american companies about the risks of doing business in hong kong, ramping up pressure on beijing. haidi: we have breaking korea unemployment numbers. we are seeing the unemployment rate hold pretty steady, going lower. 3.7%. the seasonally adjusted jobless rate. we were expecting 3.8% and that has come down from that 3.8% we saw in the...
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the u.s. and its allies blame china for a range of malicious cyber activities. a count on to blastoff for jeff bezos, we are live at the blue origin space site in vanhorn, texas. a lot for investors to consider, let's look the asian open. sophie: plenty of headwinds driving a risk off mood. nikkei futures little changed after a five day drop and u.s. on the s&p gaining some ground on the benchmark the most as the vix jumped and the bond rally continues. we see that extend into the asia session. the aussie yield curve flattening in january levels with the 10-year back below 117 the level we saw on february. a risk off tone amid peak growth concerns. we have an update from china due today. the offshore yuan trading at a one-week low. and with the safe haven bid we are seeing the yen at mid 109 levels. the covid situation in asean has been a concern. indonesia -and vietnamesestocks joined original downturn-. an index under pressure off 12% this month now entering a technical correction. we are se
the u.s. and its allies blame china for a range of malicious cyber activities. a count on to blastoff for jeff bezos, we are live at the blue origin space site in vanhorn, texas. a lot for investors to consider, let's look the asian open. sophie: plenty of headwinds driving a risk off mood. nikkei futures little changed after a five day drop and u.s. on the s&p gaining some ground on the benchmark the most as the vix jumped and the bond rally continues. we see that extend into the asia...