Call for a bipartisan tax bill that boosts jobs for american workers. Vonnie President Trumps visit to nato headquarters is underway this hour. In a ceremonyis he just made a short speech. President trump did not shy away from the topic of burden sharing in the alliance. Trump these grave security concerns are the same reason i have been very, very direct with secretary sultan berg and members of the alliance in saying nato members must finally contribute their fair share and meet their financial obligations. Nationsf the 28 member are still not paying what they should be paying and what they are supposed to be paying for their defense. Later this hour, nato leaders will meet for dinner to address number of dressing issues. For more on what is on the agenda, lets get to our chief washington correspondent for Bloomberg News who is traveling with the president and is now in brussels. There have been nato attendees for a long time. How will they react to the president s continued assertio
And she ching ping touches down in hong kong to mark the 20th anniversary of the british handover. President xi touches down in hong kong. Manus welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. Been a reset in the rulers of the rate world, sending clear messages. Our thinking is changing and our agenda may change. The ramifications have been quite significant in the bond market and in the fx market. Is mark carney back to being an unreliable boyfriend . All those cliches were being used yesterday. Or is he saying, im still waiting for the data, i voted not to change things, and i ofyed put in the middle june. I want to see more data. But of course he did change the nuance and the tone. Line, someller removal of monetary stimulus is likely to become necessary if the tradeoff continues to lessen. The risk, the report. The reward is if you were long , sterling has risen for seven straight days. Weve not seen a winning streaks like this since april 2015. The rate rulers are rewriting the expectations
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Financing and policy option. Thank you all for being here with us today. I want to start by just getting a show of hands and sing humming of the people in this room think they would financing and policy option. Get at least a penny from Social Security. All right. Probably twothirds, threequarters. So theres a gallup poll that came out i think a year or two ago that asked all working age americans that question. And 51 of them said they didnt think they would see a penny from Social Security. You get a trooper that several ways but i think its pretty shocking to see how ittle faith people have when theyre planning for their own retirement of how much they will get. Whether they actually believe that order was more symbolizing their lack of faith or mr. Ross in the political system is up for question. It was pretty shocking to me it was that high a figure. That really brings to the discussion we will have here today in looking at social securities longterm sustainability and the financi
Security financing and policy options. Thank you for being here with us today. Wanted to start by just getting a show of hands and how many people in this room think they will get at least a penny from Social Security . All right, probably two thirds, three quarters. There is a gallup poll that came out a year or two ago that asked all working age americans that question and 51 of them said they did not think they would see a penny from Social Security. You can interpret that several different ways, but i think its pretty shocking to see how little faith people have when planning for their own retirement, how much they will get. Whether they actually believe that or it was more symbolizing their lack of faith or mistrust in the political system is up for question, but it was pretty shocking that it was that high a figure and i think that really brings us to the discussion we had today in looking at Social Securitys longterm sustainability and the financing structure and how we do make