We start with the u. S. Senate bill aimed at supporting hong kong protesters. Ministry said in a statement that it blatantly interferes in Hong Kong Affairs and other china internal affairs. Bloombergs great at china editor karen leigh, walk us through what happened. Karen this follows chinas line telling the u. S. To back off when it comes to hong kong. The into options that it could take. Sees a bit hong kong of a more normal daytoday after many days off, and a standoff between protesters and police is coming slowly to an end. Looking ahead towards district elections on sunday. Should the government delay or postpone them, that could lead to more protests, so all eyes sickly turn to next weekend. Eyes basically turn to next weekend. Alix thank you. Bloombergs matt miller joins us from frankfurt. Walk us through the highlights of the report. This twice a year, as you said. They think this is a part of the responsibility they have for setting Monetary Policy, to also point out the risk
Has investors start to reassess risk. The other risk that needs to be reassessed, are we underpricing the fact we could see an upset in the conservative majority, cable down. 2 . Coming up, a host of interviews from the bloombergs Economy Forum. Tomorrow, standard chartereds ceo anddman sachs former white house adviser gary cohn, an absolutely stunning lineup. Lets get the first word news with Viviana Hurtado. He didnt initially realize the white house was putting unacceptable pressure on ukraine, this from a former envoy. Joe biden. Ng former special envoy kurt volker was one of four witnesses yesterday. Next will be Gordon Sondland. The fed minutes will likely reinforce rates are on hold. Chairman powell addressed the congress twice last week. The signal policy is in a good place provided there isnt a material reassessment of the outlook. The key thing from the minutes will be what that phrase means. Protests in iran have left at least 106 people dead according to amnesty internation
Volatility . Time now for global exchange, where we bring you todays market moving news from all around the world. From london to frankfurt, beijing to hong kong, bloomberg voices are on the ground with this mornings top stories. Want to start in hong kong, where the high court is set to allow the government to reinstate a law banning protesters from wearing facemasks. Earlier in the week, the court ruled this very law unconstitutional. Or Bloomberg China editor leigh joins us on the phone. Came after chief executive carrie lam imposed this mask ban last month by invoking a colonial area Emergency Powers for the first time in a halfcentury. The court struck it down earlier this week and said it was unconstitutional. It has been flouted by protesters who continue to wear masks to shield their identities from police. This comes ahead of sundays district elections here. They are not only a lowkey offense come up at time they are happening after more than five months of protests and a coup
Time now for global exchange, where we bring you todays market moving news from all around the world, from hong kong to berlin, dubai, new york, and washington. Our bloomberg forces are on the ground bloomberg voices are on the ground with todays top stories. Boeing and airbus will go dubaiohead at the annual airshow. We will be talking about may be the first next year, possibly even a bit longer. But in the end, i will repeat the question, the only entities which will sanction the flying of these aircraft are the regulators. It is not boeing. Alix for more, our correspondent joins us on the phone. Walk us through some of the big take away from the dubai airshow and some of the surprises. Reporter thank you. A maxlly, boeing secured , the biggest order after a drop. Version ofse, the the max has been [indiscernible] 8 secured the 737 max from a supplies only character in the uae. [indiscernible] airline, ofsister emirates airline, which makes it the second largest customer for the 737
And bogota. We begin in hong kong. Police fired tear gas in the after Central District the shooting of a protester increased tension. Chief executive carrie lam warned of violence leading to a point of no return, and to restore calm. Still anyf there is Wishful Thinking that by escalating violence, the Hong Kong Government will yield to pressure to satisfy the socalled political demands, violence is not going to give us any solution to the problems hong kong is facing. Alix 20 me on the phone from hong kong is joining the on the phone from hong kong is caringly is karen leigh. Walk us through what happened over the last when he four hours. We heard carrie lam warning that violence isnt going to help their goals, signaling that she will not bow to demands after five months. Of the most violent days weve seen one of the most violent days since protests started. There were clashes between protesters and police, a protester shot by a live round. That triggered a day of violence with these