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A continued decline in exports to china but i think seeing the increases in exports to china or to the u.s. and the u.k. was definitely a bright spot also there was an increase in exports to be to the end that auto sector as well which has been hit very hard over the past several months i think now theres that potential that germany could actually avoid a technical recession because of how strong this data was there had been a pretty much consensus here that germany was going to fall into recess...

Seem to have rebounded so trade to the u.k. was a lot higher trade to the u.s. was a lot higher there was a continued decline in exports to china but i think seeing increases in exports to china or to the u.s. and the u.k. was definitely a bright spot also there was an increase in exports to be to the end that autos that sector as well which has been hit very hard over the past several months i think now theres the potential that germany could actually avoid a technical recession because of how ...

A little bit wider than just the narrow compliance questions you need to answer so that that brings me back to more at and this idea that you have having a central place where people can band one trade data. so our case is that if you treat data as a commodity much like oil and allow for people to share their data ourselves our data the question is how do you value the thing because it doesnt have built in value so we said what if we again taking off from what i am spying research how do we crea...

Happen to cross him. remember, commerce department is effectively the department of statistics. its not just noaa thats there. its the census bureau. and of course we already got a whiff of what it means for this administration, and in particular wilbur ross to try to politically manipulate data at the census bureau through the attempt at putting in a citizenship question. you also have the bureau of economic analysis there, which produces the gdp numbers, inflation data, trade data, lots of oth...

In the meantime, were keeping an eye on something big. it could potentially happen tonight. president trumps latest round of tariffs on chinese imports are set to go into effect at midnight. the government will start collecting a 50% tariff on $112 billion of chinese goods. whos going to pay for it? >> not mexico, but you and me probably. >> items such as shoes, smart watches, diapers, dairy products, clothing, tvs, i could go on and on and on. all of those will be taxed. last hour, president tr...

Usa gymnastics. the tsa says a traveller carrying a firearm was allowed to board a delta flight from atlanta to tokyo on january 3. the agency says standard procedures were not followed and that it will hold those responsible appropriately accountab accountable. the security breach came two weeks in for the government shutd, but the tsment a says any suggestion that the shutdown contributed to the lapse is false. it says a normal number of staffers were working that day. cnn business, global...

The end of the calendar year. people are beginning to look forward to 2019, have some concerns about what were saying. the consumer economy, the consumer is doing largely fine when you look at him and her in comparison to businesses, the broader economy but there are concerns about housing, there are concerns about companies and investments they are making now. i will point out we had a few big moments over the course of the week, and we can take stock and pause once again. the markets are close...

Day has an article for somebody. the reality is china let its currency fall by 7% since tariffs went in so it negated most of it and its suppliers are cutting their prices so the reality is if you look at the trade data they are not having much effect at all. where they do have effect is where they have perverse effects, putting tariffs on bicycle parts but letting chinese bicycles in without a tariffs so that encourages to find a way to move offshore. it has a perverse effect. thats why we cant...

But the brazenness, walk us through this crime. >> in insider trading cases, notoriously its been difficult for prosecutors to prove the intent and content of conversations for them to be -- without a wiretap for them to be able to accurately say this is what this person told another person and then they acted on it. one of the easiest things is trade data. so i want to be able to show a graph right now to help explain just how out in the open this was. this is a graph of inate immune therapeuti...

Note, trade deficits, as much as they are fueled by the chinese government policy, theyre also pulled by u.s. demand. its stunning. its as though the president has no ready how trade deficits work. and then theres this. with todays global supply changes, a made in china smartphone -- stay with me -- one of these can contain up to 30% of their parts from the united states. and heres the thing, the u.s. trade data, they do a terrible job accounting for this. they dont put it in their data when the...