Warm welcome to the show. The data is driving the markets. Downturn will stay for a long time. Be prepared for overly loose policy, harm in the long term. No shock and ought to come. Good morning. Are we jumping too aggressively on the optimism after china data. There were factors to consider. We have to bear in mind there are expectations that inflation could rise significantly in the first part of the year. Absolutely. Lets talk about the bond markets because our guest host says it is going to take 500,000 , 500,000 would not shake the fed. Bond prices are falling. Fedare going to see the cutting rates. The riskalk about market. What happened friday . Cuts at opec this week. A sense of a relief rally in the oil market this morning. , therty values jumped largest jump since 2003. Appetite returns to the aussie market. Qe in australia, that is the question we can debate. Green on the screen for the Msci Asia Pacific index. Bullish views for asia in 2020. 0. 4cline on friday of percent,
Accenture: She believes telcos could only make more money using 5G in the retail consumer segment if consumers are ready to pay for differential services. “.that s what s happening globally. We have also not come up with killer use cases yet, necessitating consumers like you and me to want to pay additionally for 5G. So unless that happens, telcos would need to start with enterprises for monetisation.”
Telecom industry stakeholders on Monday cautioned the public against the fraud related to the installation of mobile towers on their properties in the country as it prepares for 5G roll out. 5G in India: Telecom Industry Cautions Against Fake Mobile Tower Installation Before 5G Rollout.
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At least 40 million Indian smartphone consumers are willing to pay a premium to subscribe to 5G plans with bundled digital services in the first year of the launch, Nitin Bansal of Ericsson India said