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Now on bbc news, all the latest Business News live from singapore. Threats of legal challenges and a new warning from businesses over president trumps revised travel ban. Activewear. The Fashion Phenomenon that is grabbing australia by the seat of its pants and is now heading to asia. Good morning, asia. Hello, world. This is Asia Business report. I am rico hizon. Its a tuesday. Us President Donald Trump has signed a new executive order, a scaled back version of his controversial travel ban. It ...

401(k)s. $810 billion wiped off. we talk about higher interest rates to come, slowing global growth. corporate earnings have been stellar in 2018. hard to compare in 2019. id say its a gut check. thats what im hearing from investors. this is just a correction in a bull market run that they expect to continue. >> shepard: im writing that down. correction in a bull market run. >> its on record. >> shepard: you know what happens. >> eventually ends? >> shepard: we know this. heres the thing. oil pr...

Those things that contain aluminum and steel. so there is trying to help the president understand the context of what his policy means once its executed. >> thats part of it, hagar. according to his own administrations comments reports, some of his statements have been exaggerated. last year we had a trade deficit of almost $800 billion. bad policies and leaderships. according to the new york indianapolis too, the department of commerce reported an $810 billion deficit in goods in 2017 but a tot...

Reducing corporate profits. a moderate globalist voice to president trumps more nationalist instincts. nationalist, what do i mean? i mean his plan to slap tariffs on aluminum and steel imports, cohn opposed that and was working to soften the final product, even orchestrating a meeting with companies hurt by higher aluminum and steel prices. now that cohn is gone, wall streets big fear is a trade war. president trump calls americas $810 billion trade deficit overall a disaster. he seems to think...

Its his pattern. what the market is seeing is his ability to say i am willing to negotiate some of these terms. its important. >> you dont see politicians doing that. the president of the united states, when he says something, its not necessarily about posturing but about actually meaning it. in this particular case, may be that this president is thinking more like a businessman as opposed to a politician. you know, thats going to come with it certain hiccups like the market freaking out like it...

This is something the conservatives look very favorable toward, and its how they would peg the growth rate. at least in the house legislation, it would be pegged to inflation -- medical inflation, essentially. what the senate is actually considering right now is pegging it to just inflation. the house bill, jake, would cut $810 billion over the next ten years. that has moderate senators concerned on their own. the senate bill, if they were to follow through on the proposal thats on the table rig...

And weve seen them hammering the website, they moved past that, hammering plan cancellations. theyre moving past that now. what do you anticipate is the next chapter of this? >> i think the latest line of attack seems to be this strand of thinking that the affordable care act represents a redistribution of wealth in some way, shape or form. we saw that rolled out as talking points over the weekend, and to some extent, we can expect that that may continue. i dont believe that that really is going...

Theyre moving past that now. what do you anticipate is the next chapter of this? >> i think latest line of attacks seems to be this strand of thinking that the affordable care act represents a redistribution of wealth in some way, shape or form. we saw that rolled out as talking points over the weekend, and to some extent, we can expect that that may continue. i dont believe that that really is going anywhere, and its a debate that we should actually embrace. >> thats right. >> the republican pl...

Security over the next ten years. it will run out in about 15, 17 years or so, the whole thing, that includes $810 billion on social security just this year alone and it is expected to run out in 2033. lets talk about this. max rich man is the president of the national committees to preserve social security and medicare. and mia mcginnis is on the committee for the federal budget. do you think we node to reform entitlements to any extent? >> first of all, we have said from the outset that change...