Tiktok. Tiktok did come up and was raised on the call. There is a real threat posed by these technology services. Operating in the United States put at risk americans personal information, theyve been clear about that including manipulation. Reporter not just tiktok worrying washington. A new report Shows Chinese hardware infiltrating corporate networks. The number has surged in the last year, four scott estimates 300,000 devices from chinese manufacturers are on chinese networks, 41 jump over the last year. The fear is the Chinese Government could coerce these manufacturers to spy on american users and manufacturers on these systems but china is brushing off these concerns and warning the us not to get in the way of their economic developed. The Chinese Government spokesperson reacting saying of the us side is willing to seek mutually beneficial cooperation and share in chinas development, it will find chinas door open but if it is adamant on containing chinas hightech development and
Over the next 12 months. Hildebrand is former president of the Swiss National bank. We will get his Investment Outlook for 2017. After a year of sluggish growth, low Interest Rates and mounting regulatory pressure. Could the worst be over for the Banking Industry . We asked the president of the bank of the institute of International Finance. And we will interview the chairman of europes largest bank, hsbc. At your markets. This is a picture of european stocks retreating a touch before the fed decision later this afternoon. It seems that caution is prevailing on the markets. This is what we are seeing, european stocks dropping. Crude also retreating on Industry Data showing stockpiles actually increased. Lets get to the first word news. Here is nejra cehic. Nejra Goldman Trading at a 10 year low ahead of the hotly anticipated Interest Rate decision. Investors are expecting policy makers led by janet yellen the Central Banks first type hike of the year, with records for the dow close to
Seals a chip Product Global competition will be in a more robust industry life in the uncertainty in the world and we are very supportive of all of the governments activities it is good for us. It is good for the industry. It is good for the supply chains if we make it more resilient Credit Suisse finalizes the sale of the Product Group to u. S. Asset machininager apollo they look to make good on the restructuring policy. And ftx financial collapse saying there could be more than 1 million creditors in the bankruptcy filing as they look to down play the contagion fears. Good morning warm welcome to street signs. Lets kick off with energy forecasts from the iea raised the 2022 Oil Demand Growth forecast by 180,000 Barrels Per Day to 2. 1 million in terms of 2023, the iea has cut Oil Demand Growth by 40,000 Barrels Per Day. In terms of Russian Oil Output, it will fall per day as buyers shun russian supplies. The an rpproaching embargo is aa on Maritime Services to add pressure on the glo
A warm welcome to those waking up in the united states. This is the pulse. We are live in bloombergs european headquarters. We are here in london. We are going to head north. David cameron is in scotland for a second time in a week. He is there to warn the scots that a vote for independence could mean and would mean a permanent break from the United Kingdom. The latest poll shows contradictory findings in the referendum. It is too close to call. How close is a . Lets find out. Anna edwards joins me. An interesting that we have been hearing this morning. Not necessarily calling which way it is going to go, but departing slightly from the too close to call. We spoke to john curtis. He said there is caution around some of these polls and there is some closeness in them. He does say that the no Campaign Holds a slight advantage ahead of the yes campaign. The no votes has a small lead. It is easy to see why people make that conclusion. The range of the lead that the no camp has ranges from
Russian Oil Output: The government has said that Russian oil and gas condensate production is set to decline to 527 million metric tons (10.54 million barrels per day) this year from 535 million tons in 2022, as Moscow has restrained supply in line with its agreement with the OPEC+ group, comprising the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies.