i am angie lau. this is "trending business". ♪ angie: we will be live in singapore and sydney this hour. first, here is what we are watching. has one temporary protection from creditors. u.k. aia is offering helping hand, saying they should negotiate a free-trade deal in a post-brexit world. we will look at the chinese owner of the waldorf astoria. you can let us know what you think of today's stories by following me on twitter. don't forget to include #trendingbusiness. the china and hong kong markets underweight in 30 minutes. here is david with a look at what is happening so far this morning. we will be watching to see if hong kong continues this world-beating rally, one of the cheapest across the world if not major markets. quick and fast, that's where we are at the moment. a look at what is happening across asia right now. we are looking mostly at gains. we are pushing towards new one-year highs. malaysia, doing enough to offset the nikkei 225. dollar-yenn to strengthening. morgan stanley, 101

angie: thanks. oil paring its biggest drop in more than two months with saudi arabia's offer to cut production, opening the door to a future opec deal. major producers meet and out your on wednesday with some hope that they will reach a deal on freezing output in the near future. what has saudi arabia offered here? according to the algerian energy minister, saudi arabia will cut output by 500,000 barrels per day, back to january levels when there were pumping 10.2 million barrels. in august, 10.6 9 million, which was a record, and we have this huge glut coming through. we have a chart on the bloomberg , and it will show you the monthly changes in opec production, the blue bars, as well as the percentage of capacity of production that opec is at. more than 800,000 barrels are flooding the market this month extra. algeria once the group to cut collective output by one million barrels per day. russia is pumping at an all-time high. libya and nigeria have also resume production, so the new saudi arabia

up by .1% there, angie. angie: thank you for that. well, the other big story we are following, the chinese economy is showing increasing signs of perking up with the latest data. it shows that july could have been a hiccup. is that the case? >> final think so. the numbers did dip lower than expected. all the three numbers beat expectations. let's run through them quickly and then get into the reasons why. production rose thre three numbt expectations. 6.6% in august and we were expecting 6.2%. there has been a deceleration of factory output. the monthly average was 9.6% growth and in 2014, 8.2%. now, we are back up to an average in the first eight months of the year of 8.2%. retail sales, a key barometer of consumer appetite, better than expected in august, 10.6%. we expected 10.2%, and that was the same number as july. the floor has been placed there, as you can see. investment, the same as july, 10.1%. economistsrd hsbc talking about how the economy is bottoming out. talk to us about the property sector because a property rebound ha

not looking like a good session at all angie. angie: all right. thanks. oil extending declines following the biggest drop in more than a month after u.s. producers increased drilling despite the glut. ok, tell us more about this bearish sentiment. is falling again for a second day today. $45, brent around trading around $47. there is quite a bit of bearish sentiment. rigs drilling for oil in the u.s. rose for a second week on friday, 414 rigs drilling for oil in the u.s., the highest since february, so clearly u.s. producers are getting back into the market and think they can make money and will try to boost production, so that is weighing on prices. the second factor remains the glut here and there is still an oversupply in the u.s., inventories are more than $100 million above -- 100 million barrels above the average, so that's why you're seeing the market fall for a second day today. why might opec producers then prefer voluntary output caps to a production freeze? >> that is the other thing folks were talking about. opec members are planning to meet i

angie: thanks. japanaders of china and due to hold rare face-to-face talks on the sidelines of the g-20 in hangzhou, the first in more than a year. it comes at a time of increased tension over the east china sea. ,et's cross over to hangzhou sherry and in the thick of things. you can we expect from these talks? we are watching this bilateral summit between china closely.o abe it comes at a time of high tensions over territorial disputes in the east china sea. it will tells us that be a formal sitdown in the evening instead of just a as theke, such infamously awkward one in 2014's apec summit. this morning already, president xi jinping set down with the president of south korea. also frostyons are after they deployed a u.s. missile shield over korea. a lot happening today. several close meetings. gis is the final day of the 20 summit, so we are expecting a wrapup statement by the host chinese president xi jinping and a draft of the communiquÉ we obtained at bloomberg showing that leaders will mentio

angie? angie: anna, thanks. we are watching saudi arabia's first international bond sale because it may be delayed by over 9/11.ation congress voted to override president obama's veto of a bill that would allow victims of the terror attacks to sue saudi officials. we've got more on this story. saudi arabia has been a main u.s. ally for years. is the relationship unraveling here? not reallyngie, it's unraveling, but it is coming under significant string. if you look at president obama's tenure over the past eight years, you can see the iran deal , the saudis lobbying against it. there is rumbling in the gulf that the u.s. is disengaging from the middle east, forcing a u-turn in american policy. the saudis trying to lobby against the 9/11 bill for months, even reportedly threatening to pull out their investments in the u.s. that did not work. even on the saudi side, having decades of experience ambassadors in the u.s. with washington ties, the latest envoy is not known to have the as the foreign. it is definitely

angie? angie: we have breaking news right now. u casino revenue is rising for the first time in 27 months. it rose 1.1% year on year. the estimate was for a 1.5% drop. this is a surprise and will no doubt be moving casino stock today. it is rising for the first time in 27 months. a lot of factors coming into play for the headwinds overcoming that. for the past 27 months, macau h as been plagued with slowing numbers in the vip space. casinos have been trying to prop up mass-market customers in the face of the anticorruption drive not only in china but in macau. coming up, south african politicians have the reserve bank in their sights. ♪ ♪ treasuryouth africa's is under criticism from state owned companies. the finance minister is under police investigation. now the reserve bank is in the spotlight. let's go to johannesburg. how did the reserve bank get caught in the crossfire? yousef, it is one of the last institutions in south africa with a credible reputation in the country. it kept on going about its business without anyone

angie. angie: thank you. india's prime minister faces increased pressure to attack terrorist training camps in pakistan. 14 indian soldiers were killed on sunday. let's get more on that story from mumbai. why have relations deteriorated so much between the nations and what are india's options? >> they clearly have hit rock bottom between the two nations ever since the attack happened a couple of days ago. this is by far as galatians of tensions. -- escalations of tensions. we saw an attack on an airport. this is the first time you are seeing the language of war being spoken by the administration's. s. labeling pakistani terrorist state. the prime minister has tweeted that this is a despicable attack and the attackers will not go unpunished. this is unusual for india. there is usually some restraint. the options, some of them would be some sort of operations along the line of control. india is likely to go on the diplomatic offensive. it raises the issue in the united nations as well. angie: what is at stake f

angie: i am angie lau. a quick check of the headlines. caterpillar has reported a 45th straight month of falling machine scales as they scale back global growth. however, asia is a rare bright spot. the company saw a 17% growth last quarter. let america leading with 45% in august. asia was the only region to buck the trend, sales rose for the first time since november of 2012. south africa may lose its investment-grade credit rating, that according to diamond producer debeers. the ceo says there is serious danger of a cut and of the government must reassure investors that it is committed to stability. south africa has double strugglo contain public debt. the fight between president zuma and the finance minister for control of the treasury and state owned companies has raised concern. turkey has announced a range of new measures designed to reduce borrowing and consumer spending. the prime minister says the government will increase the maximum maturity on credit card installments to 12, from nine, and allow

angie: and i'm angie lau in hong kong. made -- maybe finding that the tables are turning. curb are now offering to action. iran is not happy. dubai.oined in what is it ran's going into the talks? position going into the talks? minister,ed to their and he was very much trying to talk down expectations. he was saying not to expect much from this meeting other than something consultant tip or advisory. meeting willlgiers be more like a warm-up or a preamble to the opec meeting in november. i think he is trying to mute expectations of any type of agreement. angie: how are the two countries managing? who is coping better? >> people are on different sides of the fence on this. economy is more heavily exposed to crude oil .xports then iran's is iran has a. of economic recession due to periodns -- iran has a of economic recession due to sanctions. they have managed to cope with economic backdrops for some time, and saudi arabia has just been hit with these low oil prices and is having to do things like dipping to its reserves, and

angie: that's right. the one story moving markets in this asian session with opec members meeting and now jeers, having agreed -- algiers, having agreed to cut production to 33 million barrels a day. we have been tracking this story. it is very unexpected, especially given the signals from iran and saudi arabia before the meeting saying the agreement was unlikely. to agree on this production cut, you saw the reaction of the market, a 5% gain, the biggest to since april. the market likes it, and it is a opecive that shows is able to work together and come to some sort of agreement. >> what was the broader market reaction? >> the market is reacting positively to this. opec has a history of not eating able to work together. it is hard for them to agree to anything. there was a lot of diplomacy behind the scenes leading up to the meeting, talks, consultations, so this is a good deal for the market, and the market likes it. angie: this is something of a turning point. what are the longer term implications? >>

this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: welcome back. i am angie lau in hong kong. manus: i am manus cranny in london. let's bring back in our guest, izuhoreade of m securities. you said the market moves are probably due to the ecb, not extending qe, rather than u.s. concerns about a fed hike. the german bond market, we are above the zero plimsoul line. whet the return appetite? will it run further, higher? >> there are investors out there who, rightly or wrongly, there is a positive outlook for bonds, 0% yield remains attractive given expectations in capital gains. there arelds, investors that will be attracted to the market. manus: sorry, go ahead. angie: it was very interesting. let me jump in here. we saw reporting season in the rearview mirror. when it comes to the sale of asia,enominated bonds in we have seen massive inflows. >> from the corporate side. corporate debt is very attractive to fixed income investors. any credit spread is attractive. market,sian credit there has been a lot of inflow to whet the appetite. manus: on the corporate side, whatever phras

angie: the u.s. is taking into beef against what it claims are chinese agriculture subsidies to wt zero. washington says beijing is unfairly supporting farmers to the detriment of american rivals. we have stephen engle's covering the background. cluck their taking it because they believe china is not living up to its pledges when it conceded to the wto back in 2001. on its pledges, price of four for a trio of commodities in week, corn, rice. we dan koren are a big staple of u.s. agricultural exports. with the west trade operations office is saying is the chinese isupport for corn and rice more than one hundred billion u.s. dollars more than what china said it would do when it entered the wto. this is the 14th complaint against china. wto,feel by going to the it's a more direct avenue in response to the claim that they're violating those rules. is the largest agricultural export. china is an increasingly large importer but there is trade friction between the two, especially in a highly charged politic

angie: it's all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ angie: hello and welcome. i am angie lau. this is "bloomberg best." your weekly review of the most important business news from bloomberg television around the world. the week began with a jolt as the u.s. government officials investigated weekend bombings in new york and new jersey. an arrest on monday answered some questions and raised others still. ♪ >> a man identified as a suspect in planting bombs in manhattan and new jersey was captured today following a shootout with police. the weekend attack has put terror back on the front burner for the presidential campaign. angie: you can see there a live shot of donald trump in fort myers, florida. my question to you is that the bombings seem to play right into his hands, given his rhetoric on closing down borders and kicking muslims out of the country. do we presume he makes hay out of this the next few weeks and drop issues like economic policy by the wayside? >> i think so. i think this will be the single most important thing that people will talk about on the campaign tra

angie: and i am angie lau in hong kong. the former israeli president shimon peres has died at the age of 93. he had been in the hospital for two weeks after suffering a severe stroke. now confirmation of his passing away. joining us now from washington isa representative from -- the author of a book on shimon perez. if you could outline for us -- we know him as a nobel laureate, really trying to put together a peace accord that would have , andd perhaps decades passed his lifetime, but that was not to be. he had one major goal throughout his life, throughout his career, which was to ensure , andisrael would be secure secure for the long-term. he began his career as a young aid to the prime minister david ben-gurion, the first prime minister and first defense minister. peres was sent on secret other countries to secure arms for the young state. he succeeded in doing that, and only later in his career did he become the doves and the champion of middle east peacemaking for which he became very famous. he talked with bloomberg

angie: i am angie lau in hong kong. france says it supports opec's efforts to stabilize oil prices but repeated it must restore production lost during the years of western sanctions. opec's website sites the resident saying they suffered greatly and it is vital for the country to make up for the loss. there is speculation that oil producers may agree to freeze production when they meet in algiers later this month. the owner of the world's largest indoor theme park is said to be considering an ipo and is seeking funds. devise img group is working with j.p. morgan chase on the listing but a final decision has not been made. the company's world of adventure park cost a billion dollars to build and stretches across 1.5 million square feet. emiratesr found the plane crash at dubai international airport was caused by failed landing attempts in strong winds. upper limitary study said the trouble seven tried to touchdown too far down the runway in a 16 not tailwind. the pilot attempted to take off again to one firefighter died

i am angie lau. this is "trending business". ♪ angie: here is what we are watching for you this morning, debut day for china's postal savings bank, listing in hong kong. erases losses ahead of opec talks. saudi arabia says it is unlikely to freeze production today. elon musk planning a human colony on mars with tickets at $200,000 a pop. you can let us know which you think of today's top stories by following me on twitter. don't forget to include #trendingbusiness. today, butins close singapore, malaysia come online. here's a look at what is happening so far this morning. counting downre to the biggest ipo we are likely to see this year, china postal savings bank at the bottom of the hour. have a look at malaysia and singapore, both up by .1%, so a little upside to the asian markets. we are weighed down by the , japanesef by 1.3% equity stocks rallied monday post-presidential debate, so we have factored in that rally on the back of the presidential debate with markets perceiving hillary clinton as

angie? angie: checking in on first word headlines from around the world. thanks, manus. reporter: israel has been assured by both the u.s. presidential candidates that two way ties are unbreakable. benjamin netanyahu met separately with both candidates. his administration would recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. iran is reported to have begun mass production of ballistic missiles. the newest rocket is powered by a solid fuel engine with a range of 750 kilometers. thethe missile will come into service at the end of the current iranian year, march of 2017. this coincides with the start of the iran-iraq war. mitsubishi says its delayed passenger plane could finally go to the states later today. this comes after that mrj made a nearly three-hour test flight on sunday. the plane has been dogged by problems. customers are hopeful to receive the plane before 2018, which is two years late. workers face their first full scale strike in years. last month, the unions rejected a tentative wage deal, which could have reversed 10 consecutive quarters of falling profit. that

angie, yousef? area andhanks, dave later on, the historic rivalry between saudi arabia and -- thanks, dave. later on, the historic rivalry between saudi arabia and iran's over into a pilgrimage. and we will get the latest gauge of the dubai economy and see how it is doing. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back. i'm angie lau in hong kong. yousef: the latest report was released on dubai. it's economy tracker index fell last month to 55 point seven. it hit a 16 month high in july, reaching 55.9. it shows the private sector is maintaining a strong growth trajectory. let's bring in 10 fox. -- tim fox. the most part, despite global and regional headwinds? thet: a solid report from month of august, illustrating the dubai economy is quite resilient in the face of issues like oil prices, weaker oil prices, and also some of the global headwinds. but i think the headline to some extent belies what is going on under the surface. you still have a challenging environment for corporations in dubai in relati

angie: thank you for that. headlines fromon around the world. paul: thanks, angie. the -- johnrs say claude junkers set to deliver his state of the european union address friday. they say there has been bitter infighting. the international energy agency has changed its supply on oils global oversupply. they say the surplus will last longer than expected as demand slows and output remains resilient. this may influence talks when the cartel meets later. arm is tappingce into biometric technology. they are paying $70 million for the kansas city-based company. checks identities and creates a digital key. -- eye verify checks identities and creates a digital key. they are going to double the break fee. the board was going to essentially approve the bid on tuesday. the talks may yet collapse. global news, four hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts. i am paul allen. angie: samsung is apologizing for the faulty batteries that have prompted the recall of 2.5 million smartphones around the world. also taking steps to manage the crisis, we have heidi following

i'm angie lau. after the federal reserve and the bank of japan may policy decision this week, there is more fodder for debate over the role of central banks. their influence on markets and their impact on economies. let's review some of the discussion on bloomberg television starting with larry fink. erik: we are eight years into the bull market and the fed just held rates at 25 basis points for the sixth consecutive meeting. stocks are up in bonds are rallying and the dollar is weaker. what is wrong with this happy picture? larry: we are just continuing the same environment in which savers are being harmed, pension funds are having serious issues related to their liabilities and the gap between the assets and liabilities are increasing. the problems are getting more significant. insurance companies are having a difficult time and they have to go back to the insured and asking them to pay more so we're seeing a real impact of low and persistently low interest rates interest rates on savers. we are b

angie: it is just past noon. welcome to bloomberg markets middle east. williams ining -- his remarks. talking about not necessarily

angie: and you will be watching for us. tom the catching --tom mackenzie, thanks so much live from beijing. a look at stocks after the presidential election in november. this is bloomberg. ♪ australian energy producer expressions of interest from at least five chinese countries for .ts sale of wind farm projects announcedmpanies have $5.5 billion in the green energy sector investments in the past five months, up seven times in the previous year. saudi arabia is government will pay an effort to rein in a deficit that is ballooned amid the slump in oil. it canceled bonuses and allowances for state employees as a result of the budget deficit. it is cutting minister's salaries by 20%. the world's largest oil producer wants to cut its budget shortfall. the highest among the world's 20 biggest economies. welcome back. joining me now, strategist at canadian imperial bank of commerce. you are watching the presidential debate. in your opinion, what do you think the markets took away from this? >> they think the risk of a trumpet p

>> brad and angie! >> this was brad and angie, upbeat and glamorous on the red carpet during their last big public appearance together. it was november of last year at the opening night premiere of "by the sea.? >> are you okay? >> they played an unhappy couple trying to repair their marriage. angelina directed and they started shooting it five days married happiest time of your life and all of a sudden you do this dark -- >> a couple on the brink of disaster? >> how crazy was that? >> it was good times and we came out stronger on the other end. >> it's heavy and a lot of fighting and it's pretty ugly but we had the thought that if we can do it and we can be close in that way and that open as artists then you push through and you really get closer and learn something. >> the otherst caused the split? "the new york post" is reporting brad cheated on angie and brad's reps did not reply to our requests for comment. >> there has ben speculation that angellna wanted to quit hollywood and she wanted to focus

angie: welcome back to bloomberg best. round theleaders world gathered at the united nations general assembly this week and several heads of state took time to speak with us. brazil and turkey are both dealing with political controversy and economic challenges. here are the highlights -- how long is it going to take to close the budget deficit? how many years? it has to be years before brazil has a primary surplus. that's true. a took office and inherited deficit. we have established measures to reduce the deficit to 130 billion brazilian reality. we will still have to live with a small deficit. all of that is the result of fiscal policy aimed at lowering inflation. chat and that we will reach the center of inflation target which is 4.5% next year. we also want to create jobs. i confirm what you just stated. it could be two or three years before we totally eliminate the deficit. i must say that not too long ago, i got telling research if he has sett the spending suing four years ago, when would've had no deficit now. onk:

>> matt damon about brad and angie's divorce last night. things were much more awkward for another pitt pal. george clooney was with amal when he was told by cnn. >> i didn't know that. i feel very sorry. that's a sad story and unfortunate for a family -- an unfortunate story about a family. i feel very sorry to hear that. it's the first i've heard of it. was blindsided by angie's divorce filing and finding out about it on monday, the day o o angelina filed. his sources back that up. >> everybody including brad was shocked that she lawyered up because they had a mutual agreement to work it out through mediation, but angie being the stronn character that she is, she wanted to have the upper hand and come out swinging and make brad look like the fall guy, the bad guy and brad told friends he's crushed because he doesn't really want to trash the mother of his children. he wan behind the scenes and put on a brave face. >> there are new uestions today about custody. >> i love being a mommy. i love my kids. >> the power couple spoke to "e.t." oft

angie: can you blame them? report for the past couple of years shows that since 2011, this massive gyration of jobs figures in the latest showing definitely lower-than-expected. take a look of the markets we are still in bull market territory. we still have equity markets buzzing along. wall street feels very disassociated from main street. disconnect. is a not so much in terms of job growth, it is on the wages side. what you are seeing is that real wages have not kept up with productivity. that means that the share of profits, the slice of cake actually going up. that is why the markets have liked it. what is not happening is that the prophet has not been recycled into investment spending which is why you have not been getting the benefits of growth and you have not been getting growth in wages. that is something that g-20 leaders are going to focus on. two things that we might see as a result, one, probably more fiscal spending. and probably more wage growth. the imf is recommending an income policy in japan

. >> this angie and brad, then there was jen and brad. we know about that one, but coming up, we'll go through the top five hollywood divorces of all time. i want you to way in on twitter on that one. is there a bigger divorce than brad and angelina? start thinking through the list of celebrities that have gotten divorces where you won't whoa really? >> well, the ladies of the real are back. how they are shaking things up this season. with the cast game that you have to see. it is called the claw. >> okay. >> well, when it comes to empire, you know the music. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> what if i told to you get ready for premiere season three tonight, empire, the music as we know it, is going to change, because the people working behind it has changed. we're going to tell you who the new people are. >> is it all country music? >> no. >> it is not? >> in fact, we don't know what direction it will go. >> no. >> say that one? >> the lion family is known for rap and all of that, and hip hop. >> starting tonight on empire, brad pacely. >> kenny chesney.

am angie lau in hong kong. let's get the latest in the markets as we are still waiting for the boj decision. here is heidi. it feels like a longer wait because it is. this is the latest that any boj sincecement has been made 2014. folklore would have it if you look at the numbers and the timing, the longer we wait the higher the chances of getting some easing action from the bank of japan but of course -- there is a consensus on what they will do if anything. inhave a lot of uncertainty terms of sentiment. this is what we are seeing. session lows probably when it comes to asia. reversing the mornings losses and the afternoon -- in the afternoon session. on thisls are dragging concerns about potentially the boj opting to go deeper into negative rates as is the bulk of analysts are expecting -- this is worrying the financial sector outcry outcrything of an since that january move to go into negative rates. also around the region, hong kong turning positive, of .3 of 1%. this would make it the biggest in like -- p

smith," the film brad and angie fell in love on. ladies in aprons and both pretend to be happy homemakers and they fire off guns in the middle of nowhere and let's not forget the hot makeout scenes in white shirts. >> i love you with all my heart. ?? ?? >> now hollywood reacts. ?? ?? >> calling it the elephant in the room, adele got her madison square garden audience laughing dedicating her [ indiscernible ] >> "the new york postt used a photo of a laughing jennifer aniston to throw serious shade at the breakup while the split was still on the minds of the ladies of "the talk." >> we can't stop talking about it. we were talking about it hours later. they really were the symbol of the golden couple and it's just really sad and we're saying we >> all the kids. i mean -- yeah. it's a very sad day. >> taraji p. henson co-starred with brad in "the curious case of benjamin button.? >> it's never good to hear about a union breaking up. i'm praying for their happiness at the end of the day. >> and of course, the late-night shows couldn't re

angie: i am angie lau in hong kong. the u.s. is holding it used yet.mes it involves thousands of personnel across all military services. it comes as china and russia continue to conduct joint drills and with north korea having tested a nuclear device. stephen engle is in guam. stephen: we are outside anderson air force base on the northern tip of guam. for the valiant shield were games. these are joint forces of the getting ally together. we are talking about the air force, navy, marine corps, and a few members of the u.s. army. they're coming here for a joint military exercises, about 18,000 personnel in total. it is against the backdrop of russia and china having their own joint war games in the south china sea and also some tension on the korean peninsula but according to the u.s. military this is more about showing unity among u.s. forces. this is what the u.s. marine corps, air guard commander had to say about that. >> we have got a lot of teams 30s and you will see a lot of aircraft out there. the tankers, the bombers. we

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>>> tonight, we're tracking down brad and angelina as angie turns to her inner circle. >> angie doesn't make any decisions without them. >> why she trusts these two women with her deepest secrets, and why the custody battle is getting even bigger. what her lawyer once told "e.t." yelling. >> then -- >> dancing surprises, big injuries and clothes coming off. "e.t." has all the backstage gossip. >> plus on the set with the new hunk of "ncis". >> wilmer valderrama's newest take, and which of the stars is pranking him behind the scenes. >> i will find out. >> and -- >> we are in the shower with john stamos who is stripping down with the scream queen star now? >> not just shirtless -- nude. this is "entertainment tonight". >>> when will brad and angelina come out of hiding? it has been nearly three weeks since we saw either of them in public. today we have a glimpse into angie's new world. who is in her inner circle helping the actress to navigate this divorce. >> where are brad and angelina and it's been eight days since jolie filed for divorce and pitt was in croatia on september 2nd and a