Fascinating conversation and content out of those interviews. Cant wait to see them all. I amme to daybreak asia, haidi lun here in sydney. Betty i am betty lou at the Global Headquarters in new york. Before we get to the great therviews, a recap of markets. We sell the dollar gain, oil markets higher, oil touching above the 50 a barrel level. That led to stocks rising. Lets pull up the board to show where markets closed. The dow added on 40 points. S p gaining. The nasdaq higher, as well. We continued to digest lots of news in the u. S. We will be watching economic numbers that are key for the market. Haidi we spent so many days talking about the weather, north korea, geopolitical risks. We are now focusing back on monetary policies and the macro environment. Check out how we are setting up ahead of the data. New zealand, trading sideways, up 1 10 of 1 . The kiwi dollar at. 7252. The dollar rising for a third day, expectations that may be a fed rate hike in december, pushing to almost
George soros. He says europe still has a way to go. Yes, i was asking him on whether the fed should think about the rest of the world while setting fiscal policy and he said because they are so far ahead, they cannot be dragged down by the concerns of the emerging markets the concerns of europe and china. He believes that fed tapering is what needs to be done. Actuallys. Economy is is the best functioning. The u. S. Economy has its own momentum. Its not following optimum policies at all. The internal political struggles which have not been resolved. We had a very wideranging interview. We talked about the u. S. And china and europe and the ukraine. There was a Common Thread in everything he said he has but he sees a political vacuum. In europe and the ukraine and a little bit in the u. S. And he things president obama can do more with ukraine. He believes all the political wrangling and washington, d. C. Is just holding back the economy in the u. S. Because he thinks it could forge ahe
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