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lots to talk about. looking at chinese debt, it s another way of looking at all of this as the deleveraging campaign continues. , have a up the chart look at this is the borrowing binge. it has really been chronic. it is a chronic concern. looking at this, we have total 206% of gdp, higher then twice the average economies. should we be paying that much attention to the total amount or should we be looking ahead? this is deleveraging, the push that we have. there could be some light at the end of the tunnel for the naysayers about the chinese economy. kong, shenzhen, shanghai and just under half an hour. and we have singapore, taipei, and kuala lumpur. on the street of dreams overnight. a tech rally, it was felt by the draw we saw in metals. it could be in for an interesting session. we will take a look at the big picture. the longest losing streak this year. a dollar. tracking the decline into your treasury yields. some of the tax talk optimism. sliding with bond yi ....
david: i don t consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? we are here today at city college, a place that you graduated from a number of years ago. colin: thank you, david. david: why did you pick city college? colin: i was accepted at ccny. and i was accepted at nyu. the reason i went to ccny is nyu was charging $750 a year. i couldn t handle that. i went to ccny because it was free and easy to get to. i heard a lot about it. david: you grew up in the bronx? colin: i grew up in the south bronx. david: your parents were immigrants from jamaica. colin: yep. david: growing up in new york, did you enjoy new york as a young boy? colin: i thought it was a wonderful place. it was a diverse place. that thisbonded on me is what the world is, people of differen ....
moving into the thick of things as we move into these markets opening up in the next hour or so. in the asia-pacific, it is friday. let s get a sense of how we have done so far this week. looking at one of our functions on the bloomberg terminal, a flow of the money into and out of different etf s around the world. over thehe net flows next week or so. the u.s. has obviously seen a fairly topsy-turvy ride and where we are. getting weakness come through earlier on in the japanese currency. ,he yen solvency also there reacting or perhaps getting offered up on the back of the gdp numbers coming out of japan. that inbe talking about a few moments. we are looking ahead to the data coming out of the chinese mainland. around this time tomorrow, the all important inflation. ppi numbers coming out, so it is .airly big lots of guests coming on the show to tackle these topics, including bitcoin. 30 minutes away. that s on the open up markets here in hong kong. sophie is tracking a ....
david: i don t consider myself a journalist. and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer, even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? we are here today at city college, a place that you graduated from a number of years ago. colin: thank you, david. david: why did you pick city college? colin: i was accepted at ccny. and i was accepted at nyu. the reason i went to ccny is nyu was charging $750 a year. i couldn t handle that. i went to ccny because it was free and easy to get to. i heard a lot about it. david: you grew up in the bronx? colin: i grew up in the south bronx. hunts point section. david: your parents were immigrants from jamaica. colin: yep. david: growing up in new york, did you enjoy new york as a young boy? colin: i thought it was a wonderful place. it was a diverse place. it really bonded on me that this is what ....
as it he had hads into the fine heads into the final weekend. southern california described as a war zone. multiple wildfires roaring through the state. destructive flames, forcing evacuation of 230,000 people, reducing hundreds of homes to ashes and torching 80,000-acres of prime land. how emergency crews battle blazes as conditions are worsening all over the state. melissa: back to the markets. the dow ending the day with its 65th record close, 65 records. david: wow. melissa: nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole, what are they talking about down there, as if i doesn t know, another record? yeah. it is nice to be able to say it, right? 65, 66, 70. truth of the matter people still feel optimistic. we have better than expected jobs report today of 2 28,000 jobs added. also seeing wage growth. that gave a boost to the markets. hence we have record close for dow and s&p 500. one trader said it s a runaway train. they re feeling pr ....