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Hong kong Police Surround protesters at a university standoff. Chief executive carrie lam calls for a peaceful resolution. We are live in the city. Powell goes to the white house. President trump says he protested against high Interest Rates in a meeting with the fed chairman. Boston fed president tells bloomberg the central bank might already have gone too far. And emirates exclusive. President tim clark tells bloomberg he is still interested 737boeing seven dreamliner but does not see the 737 ...

A deal is not reach soon so christine lets talk about this a little bit so 1st on the story with the hong kong bill obviously the bill on some levels it does affect the u. S. Trying to trade talks but it seems like its more of slowing things down because it kind of sets back china in their expectations right exactly and right now its escalating into a new head and so this kind of like oh you wanted us to roll back tariffs well were not going to do that so look over here its another diversion tac...

For the century the 80000000000 dollars that the fed keeps on injecting into the market on a monthly basis so a lot of that is artificially boosted up but. Artificially boosted. From this conversation about lets bring in greg swings and he. Youre a brick mcadam and bring him into the conversation here so it seems like hong kong as were talking about here in some ways has been treated like a pawn but at the same time i think we have to be honest here that there is a certain percentage of the u. S...

On the others of the aisle, Jeremy Corbyn. Do not miss it. Manus it is bloomberg daybreak europe. It is all about global trade and the impact. Singapore export orders crash and burn 13 . Have you got a mindset of what is china growth, sub 6 . Nejra have you got a mindset of what that will mean in terms of stimulus . Some of the signals from the pboc when they talked about growth and inflation over the weekend was as things get worse, they want room for more policy moves. You can take something a...

Financial Services Department has been granted a trust license to offer trading and custody a big point. With tell you how that may affect Institutional Investment in the grip of her got a packed show today so lets dive right in. And we begin with. Falling off a 22 month high as christine mentioned on wednesday with a bump in u. S. China tensions and fears of a possible recession are boosting a bid for bonds and pushing toward safe haven assets like gold theres a thing wall street futures were d...

We saw the ceo by out 10 million worth of shares. The 10 year yields at 148. The worst performer today in the s p 500, tyson foods is cutting its outlook as a meat processor. We are going to be speeding with nomad foods and its ceo. We are going to be talking about meat substitutes. About u. K. Talk assets that are on the move. Lets take a look at what is happening with sterling. Being 120 yesterday on the cable rate, we have related to 122. In market starts to price the possibility that a no de...

Stoxx 600 is negative now, down by less than 2 10 of 1 . The pound is moving relatively aggressively on a number of different things. Theres a reuters report talking about a regime that would allow the continuity of the good friday agreement for the irish border. Emmanuel macron talked about an intelligent solution to the brexit impasse. All of these factors helping the pound get a lift today. I think positioning is also a factor in this. The italian 10 year not budging that much, but keep an ey...

[national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ will: fox news alert, growing concerns this morning over overcrowding at u.s. facilities across the southern border as migrants pour in at a record rate at the end of title 42. rachel: the top border patrol union calling this worst disaster any agent has ever seen and warns that the worst is still to come. pete: matt finn live in el paso with the latest. >> reporter: pete, when youre referencing overcrowding, i mean, were standing in the middle of it r...

who were forced to give up babies for adoption between the 1950s and �*70s, because they werent married. one woman says she had her baby pulled from her arms. my baby started crying in a way i had never heard her cry and i can remember my knees giving way, and that is pretty much all i remember until i was at home. pressure on nhs emergency services in england is getting worse, with ambulance callouts last month hitting an all—time high forjune. hello and welcome if youre watching ...

Protests against the war in Gaza Continue at home and across the united states. Students taking part want their schools to divest from israel. A young man caught in a vicious cycle of being in and out of jail. Now he is on a new path. Kind of an exhausting cycle. How he broke free with the help of San Francisco Court Program designed to go beyond second chances. A beloved east bay Biden Administration bay q joint makes a come back after it burned to the ground. How the owner is taking the new op...