Anything in protectionism. Mark this is bloomberg surveillance. By mark barton in london. Seven days of gains, that was the run through yesterday for the stoxx 600. Best run since july 2015. Temporarily, maybe. The dollar down against the yen day, roughly 0. 4 lower. Traders seeking more clues for three rate increases by the fed before attempting to break past that 113 level. The u. S. 10year yield is down by a basis point today. That is an interesting level. Data today includes housing and initial jobless claims. Oil, upg off with crude about 0. 1 , hovering around 53 a barrel. U. S. Stockpiles yesterday rising for a sixth week. Adding to this global glut. Lets get the bloomberg first word news. Heres Sebastian Salek. Sebastian u. S. Intelligence agencies and the fbi are conducting investigations over Donald Trumps advisors and russia. That is according to four National Security officials. Several agencies are conducting inquiries over russias efforts to metal in the election. Trumps
Thank you for joining us in the debate. First of all, just to start off, im going to give you each 20 to 30 seconds, state your case. Maurice i feel compelled to give an opinion, i dont consider that making such a decision is only a u. K. Decision. It has a lot of implication regarding the eu. Ive been quite irritated that David Cameron has decided to play with this fantastic, great european dream just for internal purposes and career path. I believe that this is far too serious an issue to just put his career as the key elements of the decision. I think the u. K. Should stay, and the damage will be much bigger for u. K. Than eu. I believe that the u. K. Has always been an open country. You could go 1000 years ago, its always been open to the world. Entrenching the u. K. Is an island is a big mistake. My reason for wanting to leave it is because of what the president said right here. Situatione president eu was not satisfactory, and it needed radical change. Im sorry to say i dont thin
Available more low band spectrum. The need is burgeoning by multiples. There isnt a lot of good low band spectrum left and this is a new and novel method that congress has put in place and the fcc is to implement. Tonight at 8 00 eastern on cspan 2. More now about taiwan. Of recent discussion that focuses here on the relations between taiwan and china with topics including the political and economic issue, antiChina Sentiments in taiwan and engaging young people on social issues. From the stimson, just shy of an hour and 20 minutes. When we get going, and if we have some late arrivals, theyll just fill in. Good afternoon. Im alan romberg. I district the East Asia Program here and its my pleasure to welcome you this afternoon. To a program on what i think is a really important topic and the fact that there are so many people here i think demonstrates very clearly that im not alone in that thought. We know that the situation in the region and particularly in taiwan and cross relations is
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Today. My name is bethany allen. Abrahimian. Im the china reporter at axios and im here today at Hudson Institute to speak with nuri terkel a senior fellow here at hudson about his new book which we have right here called no escape and let me first introduce nuri he is a senior fellow here. He is a lawyer. He is vice chair of the Us Commission on International Religious freedom, and he is cofounder of the wieger human rights project. He is one of the most prominent people who has been speaking out about the weeger situation that we go repression and the weaker genocide in china for years, and im thrilled today. Be able to talk to him about his book learn more about his his life story his his hard work the challenges that he has faced and what he sees Going Forward for the uighur people. So, thank you so much for joining us today nouri. Thank you very much for coming to have this conversation with me, bethany. I would first like to ask you about the book project itself. How did it get s