yvonne: i am yvonne man here in hong kong. you are watching "daybreak asia ." >> north korea says its latest missile test was a meaningful prelude to containing the u.s. territory, guam, and more launches will follow. the statement came after president trump said all options stay open after the missile passed over japan. he said pyongyang had signaled contempt for the you when an international community, posing a direct threat to the region. to have littled progress and the brexit talks. they want to move on to potential trade links after the divorce. the u.k. will have to pay to quit that you -- to quit tehe e.u. lot --s main bank a lobby said they should curb. they said the e.u. should drop new rules on trading. and said that it ought to be reconsidered. there were questions about washington support for global banking standards. china eastern bowing to improve profitability after years of expanding capacity and dragged on earnings. delta's partner says it will step up direct ticket sales and manage prices better. risearrier

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. you are watching "daybreak asia ." trump hasnt threatened to dump nafta as his foreign secretary was touting. erdue says he has been trying to convince the administration it is good for u.s. agriculture. he says there are rough edges that need smoothing out. more talks continue in mexico city. president trump: mexico is not happy. but as i told them, you made a lot of money for a lot of years and everybody left you alone. we have to change this deal and hopefully we can renegotiated. if not, we will terminate it and start all over again with a real deal. >> president trump has appeared to reject the possibility of talks with north korea. he tweeted that the u.s. has been paying extortion money for decades with no success. he did not explain what he meant by extortion and the white house to climb to comment. rex tillerson had hinted a possible talks before the north's latest missile launch. german inflation rose more than expected in august as the ecb prepared to discuss pulling back stimulus. the rate climb of 1.8% bea

yvonne? yvonne: sherry, thank you. of course, those threats from president trump during his speech in arizona seeing reverberations across the market. on wall street, a little bit, but a mixed picture in asia pacific. let's get the latest from sophie kamaruddin. sophie: it is early in the day as we digest the handoff from wall street. the nikkei 225 looking to resume losses for a third day in four. in sydney, there are earnings aplenty to digest. ,e have materials leading gains but financials dragging the most on the index. ,e have the picture in bonds tracking treasury, 10 year yield fell to a june low now sitting around 2.17%. in the commodities space, iron ore on the up, gold trading just above the 1290 level. oil prices just marginally lower after jumping 1% overnight. that we gotven overnight in the wake of drums rhetoric, watch what is going on with the dollar-yen. it is tracking towards the 10860 level, the august type, so keep an eye on that. the yen's moves may be tapped by what we are seeing with korea risk a

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. let's get to first word news. bloomberg sources say special counsel robert mueller is using a washington grand jury as he investigates russian interference in the 2016 election. it helps prosecutors determine whether to bring criminal charges. president trump's own counsel says he was not aware of the grand jury. but the white house is prepared to cooperate. transcripts of the january phone call between president trump and the prime minister of australia confirming a sometimes tense discussion. president trump called a supposed refugee swap as a stupid and called the phone call the worst of his day. but he praised the offshore refugee detention center saying, you are worse than i am. -- accusing him of crating malware designed to hack banks. marcus hutchens was hailed a hero in may when he found a way to stop wannacry from spreading. he is held on charges of computer misconduct related to the distribution of thechronos banking trojan. part of the fiji fishmarket destroyed by a fire. it broke out in the outer marke

yvonne: sophie, thank you. to china, we have the date for to twice decade -- twice per hash predicted communist party meeting. marketsg's global editor m o'brien joins us now. -- emma, is it, risk?headline are there in analyses getting us ready and trying to tell us the trigger in the markets? emma: i am sure we will definitely get a lot of that, but in terms of what could happen in the markets, i think it will be more of the same. that is a steady, almost be thatl -- almost eerie calm has been engineered by beijing. they do not want any surprises, mood any speculation that could lead to a collapse. 2014.ng like we saw with things will be steady as she goes, and we are likely to see a continuation in the gains in the yuan we have seen. it is in a 14 month high. well on the mainland showing a bit of a recovery over the last couple of months. trying to catch up with what we have seen with stocks trading in hong kong. yvonne: as china aims at being a global economic, financial powerhouse, certainly stepping up the

yvonne. yvonne: we have the guests coming up. vivian joins us to discuss for policy horse to beat him a smart nation. betty: bloomberg markets' andrew mackenzie joining us from headquarters in melbourne to run through the latest results at nine: 30 hong kong time and 11:30 if you are in sydney. this is bloomberg. ♪ ."tty: i am betty liu in new york. china'sdespite confirming its interest. soared to a record in milan and new york. the company is reviewing strategy. is thought jeep unlikely as it anchored yet chrysler's whole business. it remains one of the most attractive names in the business. a good brand. i would have loved to have been able to buy it when i was at general motors is the opportunity had presented itself. betty: onto airplanes. upgrading its fleet, ordering new planes, worth more than $4 billion. it is in the middle of an extensive revamp, having reported its loss last week. it is on track for a first back-to-back annual loss. we will be challenging. yvonne: bloomberg has been told goldman sachs is planning a r

yvonne: i am yvonne man. attention in the korean peninsula with duck -- with president trump doubling down on rhetoric in pyongyang. an ugly day ine asia after ending the trading day rough. pretty strong declines. we have been remarking how the markets have seemed resilient to these headlines coming out, whether it is on china, north korea, or russia. here we are at the second day of the big losses. it looks like the market not quite knowing how to price in these ratcheting tensions, setting you up for a pretty dismal opening in asia. there are some guests we have talked to over the last 24 hours, is this all geopolitical risk, or an excuse for investors , investments that have gone too far and are too expensive? it is a risk off across the board. i love this line, hard to price in an extinction event. something to keep in mind. betty: he does not need to price that in. yvonne: i hope none of us do. new zealand, pretty ugly for the nzx 50. we are down 1% for the index. 7.wn also is the kiwi at .726 trouble wi

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. washington is in favor of a clean increase in the debt ceiling. the treasury market is not buying it. take a look at my bloomberg. you will see disruption in the market that shows the yield expiring in october, which is in red, and that, you are seeing traders willing to pay more for debt expiring in that month versus the october -- the november 1, i should say, in white. you will see the yield. we do get closer to more debate about this potential debt ceiling. let us bring back david kotok. do you think the market is paying enough attention to this debate? the ceiling debate? david: the market is starting to, yvonne. question is, can we look at places like you just did in that chart? can we look at the credit default swap on the u.s.? the trades in europe, up five or six basis points? that does not seem like a lot, but when there is 150 trillion in u.s. dollar denominated debt worldwide, and that google the derivatives, a basis point -- billion at an annualized rate, 6 billion per mo

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. you are watching "daybreak asia ." capital says anthony scaramucci's deal to sell his stake remains on track after his white house firing. it still needs to cross national security hurdles. they want to sell to a subsidiary to china's hna group. but it is far from certain, according to those familiar with the panel. to be among chinese companies under scrutiny for using domestic asset to secure loans overseas. sources say the regulators is reviewing guarantees involving insurance, as well as dalian and other companies. it does not mean the companies have done anything wrong. bloomberg has been told wall street regulators have agreed to rewrite the balkan role to loosen the restrictions central to the u.s. response to the financial crisis. our sources say the five will begin working together on revisions that would let the trump administration bypass critics in congress. they missed estimates in the second hour. they will have to cut jobs. they are reeling from a 3.3% drop in the american box office due to a string of d

yvonne: thank you. market reaction right now. dollar-yen, kind of cutting the gains we saw in half given north korea. >> a kickoff of what is going on with nikkei futures, holding steady following that data dump out of japan. we have futures pointing in negative territory here. pointing to losses in the chicago session, falling 2%. this is the japanese government anwhat it is calling unprecedented even. u.s. futures are weaker after that. isnka, let us check on what going on with the dollar-yen. we have been trading at 108.92. gaining a little bit of ground after the drop we saw this morning, following breaking below 109 degrees. earlier, it fell to a session low of 108.34. we'll have the news out of north korea overshadowing the latest data from japan. we have the head of japan's markets research at jpmorgan may touch its april high and could even touch 108.13. this as we see an unwinding. 9458. was more caution in the air, we have seen investors largely favoring yen as well as gold amid dollar weaknes

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. you are watching "daybreak asia ." >> north korea has called president trump bereft of reason and threatened guam. the secretary of state rex tillerson visited the island, attempting to ease concerns that they are headed toward military confrontation. i think what the president was reaffirming is, the united states has the capability to fully defend itself from any attack and defend its allies, and we will do so. the american people should sleep well tonight. president trump has unleashed a twitter attack on majority leader mitch mcconnell, suggesting he is a political novice. presidenthas said the has excessive expectations and set early deadlines. trump wrote, after hearing seven years of repeal and replace, why not done? mcconnell declined to comment on the tweets. invaded-- of the fbi the home of paul manafort. we are told investigators collected and took away certain items. it happened under the weighting investigation as to whether the trump campaign colluded with russia during

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. you are watching "daybreak asia ." let's get the first word news with a alisa parenti. shares of soaring after-hours despite the company burning through cash at a record pace. tesla's negative cash flow was a most twice the first months of the year. that is less than analysts were expecting. appletesla spent heavily to rot the model 3, which has almost half a million reservations. is that we canna make the car and get paid for the car before we pay our suppliers. the faster you grow, the faster your cash position grows. samsung's de facto bossa jay y. lee has denied corruption charges when he took the stand for the first time. he rejected accusations he okayed the payment of bribes to a confident of president park in exchange for a part in a key merger. he has been detained since february as part of a widespread investigation into corporate influence in government that brought park down earlier this year. of former prime minister is they wereinisters -- acquitted with the court saying

yvonne: thank you. looking ahead to what we could on daybreakty ahead asia. a strong first half for the owner of the peninsula hotel and to thenic tram ride peak. we're joined later this hour to discuss the outlook for the rest of the year. betty: we are back to the diggers and dealers conference in calgary to talk gold. 10:30 watching in sydney. yvonne: do not miss our chat with the former world bank president in bloomberg markets. he is also in calgary and will join us 10:50 hong kong time. 12:50 in sydney. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ yvonne: this is "daybreak asia." on thelet's get more latest sanctions on north korea, unanimously passed by the un security council. our next guest says a trip to pyongyang should be on the president's priority list, and they should abandon a one korea policy. you say that we should be implementing a totally, radically different approach to north korea? >> i think that they key is recognizing. everyone is starting to recognize that the path to a resolution and north kore

yvonne: i am yvonne man in hong kong. during our conversation is alan joyce, ceo of qantas to talk more about this. i want to talk about the international side of things and china, in particular, one of your they just markets. you have just started budget airlines announcing this route. industrial hub is one of the first year cities in china, but where is the potential in that market? that market has huge potential. if you look at the total chinese visitors around the globe, it is over 120 million, australian gives 1.2% of that. if you do any surveys in china, australia comes out as the number one destination that people want to go to, so we have seen real massive growth in the last few years and we do believe that if you go forward the next decade, we could see that market growing to 5 million tourists. it is big growth. not only do you get the benefit of international visitors coming eastith our partner china and our own operations, when they get to australia, they typically make domestic trips and because we are the la

looking forward to it, that is in for yvonne and i, stay safe, yvonne. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ 9:00 a.m. in hong kong. 9:00 p.m. in new york city. i am rishaad salamat. battered,is being markets closed, schools and businesses shut, flights grounded. washington imposing sanctions on noting pyongyang has been restrained as of late. market linked with the yen. that could be about to change. this is "bloomberg markets: asia." ♪

yvonne: i am -- i am betty lou in new york. yvonne: i am yvonne man. the total solar eclipse on monday that is sweeping across the nation, casting millions into darkness for a few minutes, but is a business opportunity? emily chang puts on her safety glasses for a closer look area -- closer look. ♪ thousands of people will be lining up to watch the first total solar eclipse in nearly a century, visible only in america. tech companies from google to airbnb are offering ways to watch it like never before. where i am, san francisco, it is the ideal place to see the total effect of the clips. 2 -- the clips. -- eclipse. you need to be a longest 3000 to seeff -- mile swath it. the best view is reserved for four nasa pilots. they are tracing this in a jet plane. it will have the clearest images of the corona, this son's outer atmosphere. for those of us not going supersonic, there are other ways. google is partnering with mystery science to hand out these glasses to make sure it is safer kids and teachers to watch. kids and teachers to watch. it is dangero

i am yvonne man in hong kong. news, uberbreaking has according to people familiar with the matter pick the new ceo in expedia's dara khosrowshahi. bloomberg tech editor peter else from joining us with more details. is under wraps. no official announcement from uber, but what we know about the expedia ceo and why was his name never floated in the media? this comes as quite a surprise. >> it was kept under wraps. it was a tumultuous board meeting today. jeffrey immelt has been in the mix, and also meg whitman, whose name was floated early on, then she went to twitter to take her name out of it. apparently she did a presentation over the border the weekend, as did jeffrey immelt, as did dara khosrowshahi. this guy has been at expedia a long time. he is a trusted hand with the empire of berry diller and has built up this juggernaut in online travel. they see him as someone with stability. the company is going through tumult at this point, trying to get back on track and call him down the culture of the company, so the

i am yvonne man. thetop story, fortescue , belowinor to report expectations. , all sides want an ambitious deal for the 21st century. >> i am betty liu in new york. for gold, futures trade at nine-month highs. investors seek haven. movers and shakers me that jackson hole. ♪

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yvonne, who's rooting for you back home? - my family back in chicago, my children, and my grandchildren, yes, i am a grandma. yes, so i spoil my kids and everything. i love my grandkids so much. - alright, making grandmas look good. max, what do you do for a living? - i'm a tour guide, but most of my time is spent playing pokemon go, so i think i'm the last person in the world who stills does that. - i just want to clarify, you said pokemon go. - absolutely, yes. - alright, max, you're a grown man. lisa, tell me about yourself. - i love to throw parties, theme parties, 80s, disco, costume parties. best costume ever, i was tinkerfell. as in tinkerbell but she was all beat up and had crutches and she couldn't fly. - i gotcha, alright, maybe you guys can work on a pokemon go themed party. alright, good luck to you guys, it's time to play iwitness. (cheers and applause) our first round is called, what just happened? i am gonna show you guys video clips from all over the world, and then i'm gonna ask you questions about those cli

yvonne: the titan ii's mission was peace through deterrent. our job was to project a credible threat. to be here every day demonstrating to the soviet union that even if they launched a surprise first strike against us, we would be able to ride that out and retaliate quickly and with enough force to devastate the soviet union, even if they launched their missiles first. we are at the titan missile museum 25 miles south of downtown tucson. we are in the launch control center of the missile site. that is essentially the nerve center of the missile site itself. from here, using all this equipment, the crew has a birds eye view of the condition of the missile and the missile site. then it is also from here that the crew would launch the missile if they were ordered to do so. so, in order to launch a titan ii missile, the crew needs a number of things. first of all they have to , receive a launch order that will tell them to execute their missile and what time they will do that. in order for them to do that, they will need two keys. one launch key

yvonne: sterling headed to its biggest drop since junune. the bank of england cuts its u.k. growth forecast. betty: investors are eyeing friday's critical job numbers. for 180,000ion is new jobs in july. yvonne: the u.s. has sanctions on venezuela with oil restrictions. betty: "daybreak asia this

yvonne and betty are up next with daybreak asia to look at the next few hours. maybe it is a surprise with these comments from governor kuroda, saying the deflationary mindset when it comes to japan is pretty hard to shape. don't get too optimistic just yet. yvonne: it goes thoughts we have -- echoes thoughts from our next guest, a former boj policy number. he said they have not changed behavior for financial institutions and household. they remain risk-averse, but a lot of future looking when it comes to bond purchases at the , ¥80 trillion to ¥60 trillion. she says they cannot maintain the current framework. it makes the boj policy more uncertain and ambiguous going forward. betty: also what is her -- hurricane harvey's impact on the u.s. economy is uncertain. it will reverberate around the country. the chief economist will be joining us to talk about that later. haidi: yeah, and we anticipate volatility and oil -- in oil. we will be live in beijing. it is it for us. this is bloomberg. ♪ so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by.

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i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." the latest rocket passed over northern japan. posed nogon says it threat to north america and no attempt was made to shoot it down. bloomberg's global headquarters, i am betty liu in new york, where it is past 7:00 p.m. on this monday evening. texas bracing for more chaos as harvey gathers more strength. trump promising billions in federal aid.

. ♪ yvonne: it is 7:00 a.m. here in hong kong. i am yvonne man. welcome to "daybreak asia." all options on the table. president says north korea has shown contempt for its neighbors and the international community permitted pyongyang says it out to fire more missiles. they say it is a prelude to containing guam. betty: i am betty liu in new york where it is just past 7:00 p.m. the president visits texas and says the flooding is epic. initial estimates, damage could top $100 billion.

. >> live from america's news has quarters i am jackie yvonne is in new york. voter turnout numbers from venezuela's controversial vote over the weekend were reportedly manipulated. on sunday, voters approved the plan to give the ruling body the ability to essentially override every branch of the government and rewrite the country's constitution. protesters have been demonstrate in for months now, claiming the move would give too much power to president nicolas maduro and the socialist party. president maduro says a new assembly will delay their first meeting due to ongoing violence. two u.s. service members killed in a suicide bombing attack on a nato convoy. the attack happened in southern afghanistan. at the pentagon confirmed the deaths earlier today. so far, no information on a number of troops wounded in the attack, the tele- band, taking responsibility for the attack. i am jackie yvonne's, now back to "hannity" pay for all of your headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >> about a month ago, i was an elected member of congress. i don't know how you run saying

>> life from america's news headquarters i am jackie yvonne is in new york. the new white house chief of staff john kelly calling attorney general jeff sessions this weekend that his job is safe. the support comes after president trump publicly criticized sessions because of the attorney general's decision to recuse himself from the russia investigation. meanwhile, a senior u.s. official says washington is looking to get north korea suspended from asia's biggest security form. as part of an effort to isolate pyongyang, to abandon its nuclear weapons program. in an unprecedented heat wave in the pacific northwest, a region known for its cool weather. forecasters are predicting triple digit temperatures this week, making seattle hotter than phoenix for a couple of days. the average temperature usually around 64 degrees. i'm jackie yvonne is, for all of your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> about a month ago, i was an elected member of congress. i don't know how you run saying something for seven years if, saying you will repeal obamacare, and given the senat

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