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Transcripts For BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets 20171123

Tenyear. But get you up to speed on top stories. Is taylor riggs. Federal reserve policymakers signaling there will likely be an increase next month. Their most recent meeting shows that officials are looking for stronger science of their rights. Want people want to see inflation on an upward path before another rate hike. Tomorrow, zimbabwe gets the first their first new president for a few decades. The the new could country as a democracy. He had fled after being president bite fired fired by president robert who got a, who will not face prosecution. In the u. K. , conservative party makers are delighted with a by hammond, who targeted Younger Voters with tax biggestand promised the Homebuilding Program in almost five decades. Conservatives lost over brexit. In germany, chancellor Angela Merkel make it a partial lifeline from democrats. Social democrat leader Martin Schultz is prepared to offer a limited support for a fourth term. According to people familiar with this plan, schultz could back merkel in a minority government, but ruled that repeating the grand coalition. Global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. Im taylor riggs, this is bloomberg. Jonathan . Jonathan thank you. For the latest out of germany, lets head to berlin with matt miller. Are we closer to breaking the deadlock . Uncertainty in germany . Matt it seems like there is movement in that direction, at least ahead of the csu. Angela merkels sister party in bavaria that is. They think theyre making progress as well. Its hard to understand how it will work green Martin Schultz, head of the social democrats, has said on a number of occasions, he will flat out refused to join a coalition with the city you, and the spd impacts the ruling board of the spd has put it to go into a coalition with her. Angela merkels priority is a coalition. Prefer elections over a minority government. Its not exactly clear how this will work out. Not clear how you these workout when you put schultz and merkel in that room, or see that negotiation take place. Matt, good morning. Said, another reason why they might not go into coalition or work with mercy merkels party is they wouldnt want to leave the afc, been the official position in germany, therefore lending the profile that would lend to that party. Thats right. Now, the afd would have the ftp possibly fdp possibly, or the greens to join again. The idea of how this could work is that the cdu would have a minority government, possibly with the greens are fdp, then the spd would enable parliamentary votes. Fdp. D the spd doesnt get much from that. They wont be able to take it for things that work well; they will always did the blame for votes they block. They wont be able to pick any positions. I spoke i suppose the one positive is that they could say there was opposition before that, but even then, merkel is going to be voting along the same lines as the afd on some issues. Thats something she wants to avoid. Thats why she doesnt want to have this minority government solution. Jonathan confused by the thanks giving outfit today, whats going on . You know what . Ive got little dogs. Jonathan not really thanksgiving outfit. Im glad to see you are celebrating thanksgiving, john. Jonathan i love it, its my favorite thing. Matt miller, great to come up catch up with you. Keeping Market Action at play, but it doesnt keep matt millers closest sense on message. Guests. Ng in our weve got his german story tackled from various angles. When you look at what is going on with politics, four months, it seems that the german election were a nonevent from the market perspective. All of a sudden, weeks after, or months after the event, it is it interesting. Is this, from an markets perspective, very interesting . Mackinnon i think youre right. The Election Results were right a surprise to some degree. This will always work to Angela Merkels disadvantage. The uncertainty of Coalition Talks is something that is now firmly on the agenda for investors over the last few days, week or so. Theres been uncertainty today, as your report is suggesting. There are perhaps movements here, has met with saying quite rightly, as uncertainty and perplexity about how all this works out. It may work out, it may not, but its something that for the next couple of months is going to be a key thing for financial markets. When we saw Coalition Talks fall apart for the weekend, it took the edge off, but that quickly unwound, because many investors pointed out the Global Growth story that is germany is a Global Growth story. Looking stellar. Does that outweigh, in the short term at least, these political tensions . First, you are to say that investors know that the Global Economic bank drop his firm. They know theres quite a good cyclical economic recovery taking place throughout the eurozone that seems to be across the board, germany is leading the way across the board; germanys leading the way. The 2nd thing is that weve seen throughout the course of this year, investors have struggled off geopolitical uncertainty, Political Risk. Architect proven resilient. Those things together markets have proven resilient. Those things together, will be positive. David, your thoughts here. We heard from matt miller what he sees in berlin, what the chapter is. Chapter is. Chatter is. What is your base case . Is it possible to have a base case of what the minority government might look like . David kohl you need to have a base case, but definitely, this as like you said, an interesting story. Theres a lot to talk about, markets, but when we ask yourself is this important for market outlook, for the fx outlook, we have to conclude probably not so much. Why . Germany is in a comfortable position economically, and when we talk about the euro, european progress here, even without a government, germany asset rights basically further european integration, and when the would be a need to decide here that there were be a majority here. Think . The base case i politicians in germany, miracle included, will take the time to divide on a government. There will be of the election process. I can imagine a minority government, and new elections. That would be the order in terms of trying new ways here in politics. The answer is unusual for germany. That should be the way forward. Theres things that dont make sense to some people. Market doesnt seem to care about this. If you look at pmi today, despite the high, twoyear bond spread is 240 basis points. The euro is marching stronger against the u. S. Dollar. Im trying to make sense of this, other people are as well. Talked about this verse is what the fx market is doing. This is, the astonishing enjoyedr 2017, the euro a lot of euphoria. Its out of sync with this parenteral. Much euphoria between the u. S. And eurozone. It will close on the growth side. People hope that it closes quickly on Interest Rate side. We have more caution here. Theres a time gap between these economies when it comes to economic recovery, capacity of this, output get. This justifies the gap in Monetary Policy and Interest Rates. We think the euro will correct from here. Jonathan neil, what is your view on this . How much oxygen is left up there . Good question, a jonathan. Think thats theres not a great deal of oxygen. The euro dollar has been trading at 115118 rate recently, from the low we have seen earlier in the month theres a much stronger euro, it wont be welcome for german exports. Mario draghi, ecb presence was concerned that there is an absence of inflation. The stronger euro tends to create inflationary pressures. Things are outside the control of the central bank. It will be very interesting to see where we go from here. ,he dollar will get support depending on what the fed does. The u. S. Dollar always has the capability of making a comeback. For the time being, you are right. Disconnect between Interest Rate differentials and this has been interesting. We had stellar numbers from the eurozone today. We had germany germany putting the economy on course. Six years of this chart bloomberg users want to bring it up. This is playing on the role of german households, with what we have seen recently. This white line is the gdp story in germany. It seems to be going strong, very much driven by the little of story there. Degree, germany being the leading export their willows be a benefit from the global economy. Thats been the course of this year. The appreciation in the Euro Exchange rate seems to have much impact. Thats all good news. This will keep momentum Going Forward. Thank you so much. Our guests stay with us. Jonathan coming up on the program, the Federal Reserve shows the fed it is on track for a rate hike that next month. Shortly. Ave the latest price action muted across much of the stoxx 600, a little bit softer. Bloomberg tv. Tiffany im taylor riggs with your Bloomberg Business flash. Taylor this is market value was lost after this two months ago. According to people familiar with the matter, Matthew Westermann has agreed to leave by the end of the month. The ceo heart can is going to boost a price of qualcomm if qualcomm drops its bid for a semiconductor, according to the new york post. They have set the current broadcom offer they said it undervalues the company. Thats your Bloomberg Business flash. Isthe Federal Reserve event out from its latest meeting. It appears the central bank is on track for a rate hike next month. As a former chief white house economist. We made the transition for starting to pay down the Balance Sheet. Theres a style of a style of tightening environment. The economy is not so strong that we would really be off to the races raising rates in an aggressive way, when all of our managing Major Trading partners are in some opposite way. Jonathan neil, i want to begin with you. The conviction around this remain stashed seemingly will get a rate hike. But you go to 2018, and any conviction they have, agreements, seems to be ,ncredibly divided or fractured and the way they should respond to it. Was that your takeaway question mark slightly. I think this rate hike is based in probability, depending on what metrics you look at. Whats interesting about the minutes is that yesterday and it wasnt you, but there is this growing debate about where inflation is going. Janet yellen has a knowledge that perhaps low rates of inflation are transitory, and it may be more permanent. There has been this debate about whether float low inflation rates are structural factors as demographics for it as an example. The end zone affects whether this whole relationship is in a coma because of the excess supply of labor. Right. Ink i think the fed is on course. The not going to derail the economic recovery like it is here in the states. I dont think they want to derail President Trumps plans for the economy either. I think, and even though this has rate hikes penciled in for 2018, which is way above current market pricing, we will have to see what the new look is going to do. I suspect, its pretty pointless trying to figure it whether this will be dovish. They have to face the economy as they face face financial markets, but whats also interesting is this acknowledgment that perhaps low volatility might contribute to this balance. This was a reference for a high stock market evaluation. Jonathan lets talk about what has dominated the conversation around europe as well, a yield curve. At what point does it start to bite for the fomc . Is at 40, 30, 20 . When did they start to get concerned . Thats a good question. Ensure your people at Bloomberg Economics have written about this particular issue on the yield curve quite extensively. By, the yield curve was seen as a consistent indicator of succession. But its different this time around, because of constrictive thisg and asset purchases was at 2. 63 , the high we saw earlier this year. This is unclear at the moment. To this, bringing you conversation, ecb 451, u. S. Financial conditions. Our colleagues at Bloomberg Economics say this is crucial for next year. What do you expect . This is why the u. S. Outlook for next years slightly better. Currency markets are basically shifting to the u. S. From the eurozone. There is an initiation of the euro, it waits for financial conditions. This is an equivalent of 7500 basis point rate hikes for the eurozone. The other developments you observe in the u. S. , particularly financial conditions i guess this is for equity markets, a blend market. U. S. , andfinitely the makes it much more comfortable for the fed to hike rates for next year. Up on the program, we take you to asia, chinese equities taking an absolute beating in todays session. Market selloff and the bond rout there next. This is bloomberg tv. Jonathan concerns of stocks plunging in china overnight. Down more than 2 since 2016. Joining us from china is our chief asia correspondent. Always great to catch up with you. Walk us through price action. As always, if equity markets face headlines specifically, the story in the bond market, thats what really counts. What is happening . Thats right, john. Quite a jolt today. In the bond market, Corporate Bond market, we are seeing foggy or top rated, aaa paper, yields known as this threeyear high. The reason for the cause of concern is because we have a significant amount of maturities coming in 2019. Watch how this works in total. The feeling is that if yields will go the site, it will make the cost of financing much more defensive, thats not a Good Companies know, for the stock market. Though, for the stock market. Hes going up there, sending warning signals, and stocks slowed off as a result. Anna how serious are officials about the deleveraging drive in china . We had comments on our live blog thats a actually, yields could inbilize, if they realize the mediumterm, the deleveraging story is a good one. This should allow more depots, because that allows more transparency, allows you to price credit in a way you can another markets. We are talking the talk, not walking the walk. Since then, weve had serious warnings about people who have raised the specter of this, for example. We had a big crackdown last week for asset managers. As all the indications are that authorities are aware of this problem, the need to deleverage risks and Financial Systems, pushing ahead. Theyre not going to push ahead at a pace stressing Overall Economic stability, or way that grows in a significant way. Jonathan possibly one of the most hardworking journalists i know in hong kong. Thank you, enda curran. Still ahead, the ecb is bound to release its latest investments, looking investors are seeing told looking to see what it could hold during the financial markets, respecting that ramp volume, as we told you go towards the u. S. Session. We will not get it because of thanksgiving. Price action muted across europe. This is bloomberg. Jonathan good morning, good morning. A happy thanksgiving to our audience worldwide on the United States. Im Jonathan Ferro alongside and edwards in the city of london. This is bloomberg its pure markets. Omberg, markets muted with the ftse 100 dead flat. At the stoxxoking 600 overall, absolutely none nowhere. Eurodollar termer by 2 10 of 1 , off the back of this, 11850. What are we seeing in the accounts . Anna interesting stuff coming through from the ecb, publishing the accounts of their october 2526 meeting. Some officials worry that the market may expect more qe extensions. Officials worried that a firm qe end date might cause tightening, and this plays into the debate of the october meeting, as to just how firm the end date on any of this policy should be. They also talk about how the private sector purchases will not drop, in line with total quantitative easing. The bond buying will not drop in line with qe. Thats interesting in conjunction with the Corporate Bond story we have been running here. Lets get the thought of neil mackinnon. He is here with us on london, kohl. Vid cole david officials worried the markets may expect more qe extensions. Does that china with your interpretation of what we heard think october . I think the ecb wants to keep their options open. We just reiterated that he still degree ofnderpin some monetary accommodation. Even though the eurozone economies are doing well, he is concerned that inflation is , and below the 2 target is an sufficiently Strong Enough to cause the qe program, or in their Interest Rate policies. Hes keeping his options open. A be hes worried about other things, but he wants to see inflation pick up. Its a general debate we touched on earlier. Anna yes, and the fed context. Exactly. There are other countries in the eurozone that might be worried about the banking system. He wants to keep options open. Anna when you look at the tape we will see from the monthly purchase, january going from 60 down to 30, a lot of questions being a asked about what will drop. See that drop, but not corporate buying bond bond buying drop. This goes to the heart of limitations and qe. They might run out of some of the bonds to buy. Thatats one of the issues markets have been focusing on. Theres also these guidelines that are selfimposed. For thisas room maneuver. There has been Corporate Bond buying, which has had a tremendous effect. This might be creating a bubble there. That might be helpful for eurozone corporate. They know that september 2 thousand 18 would never be a finite date. People want to keep their option and they havent done anything until the o

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