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breaking the bank. other lenders prove more resilient. investors give their verdict in 13 minutes. fascinating moves coming from the futures market. all lot of optimism. risk on sentiment. on the of more than 1% open. giving positive exertion, numbers coming from china. we are up 1.25%. money is looking towards what is happening in the manufacturing in the u.k. we are seeing across the board a movement into some of the riskier assets. dollar a story of weakness. a currencies have been rising higher. the dollar down versus the south korean won. dollar weakness. we are banking on less chance of a rate hike. keep an eye on oil across the board as well. brent crude up week 2%. money still moving out of the japanese bond market at the moment on the back of less thought that bond buying will go forward interview. they did not start to buy more government debt. let us get to your bloomberg first news. investors are underestimating how many times the u.s. central bank will rais ....
call the senate foreign relations committee to order. we thank our witnesses for being here, and i m looking forward to your testimony. as much of the world concentrates on the isis threat and instability in the middle east, the committee takes this opportunity to consider efforts by the united states and other partners to counter extremism in the sub-saharan african area. long-term development has been the norm across much of africa including here tell you what. ben, even with large letters i can t see anymore. [laughter] including here in our committee with the recent signing of the power africa legislation, which we re all very proud of and appreciate the way the administration has led on that effort also, that we hope will help bring investment to a key sector for economic growth and opportunity. whereas in the middle east we have been reacting to abhorrent state and terrorist violence and the uprooting of millions of people, in africa we ve had the opportunity ....
i m going to test them against the national interests, test them against principles and values, and what i and my advisers think is doable here. then how do i address the probably? i think that s the way it would work, so it s going to depend upon each specific issue that comes before the commander in chief. i m going to follow up in a second. i think it s important for those who will be president to communication their vision of the foreign policy they intend to bring, and it s important to do that in some detail. i hope we can have that during the course of this campaign. i think it s important for the next president to communicate that with confidence, because as we both discussed here today, the united states is and has the resources to be the leading nation in the world and should be, and i think it s required to lead leading nation in the world. i think it s important for us to focus on economic growth, and i think there needs to be an important focus on all ....
that s all kosher. but doing the same type of data development through surveillance electronic surveillance and you can kick the tire on specific people you identify is somehow prohibited by the fourth amendment. it cannot be. well, i disagree with most of the details that david laid out, but i m going to try to go to the core of your question. your name was edward, right? which is why do so many conservatives depart from the text of the constitution and the original intent and so many liberals do likewise depending on what the particular issue is, rather than consistently trying to honor both the text and the original meaning or understanding of the constitution. and i have some comfort to offer you, which is that on a number of very important recent privacy cases in the united states supreme court, before justice scalia died, when the court had nine contentious individuals who would often split 5-4 and being even more fragmented, we ve had a number of recent decis ....
grown gdpwise 5% per year since 2000. violent extremism is amongst the major risks to economies in part of africa. tunisia s gdp gross has been cut from 3% to 1%. chad s gdp contracted 1% in 2015 from a growth of 5% in 2014. and countries like kenya and nigeria saw a reduction of 25% of tourism following terrorist attacks. we in undp estimate that at least 33,000 people have died on african soils since 2011 as victims of violent extremism. and 6 million are currently internally displaced due to radicalization. mr. chairman, over the last two years undp has held a number of consultations, conducted a series of studies and commissioned research to better understand the violent extremism scourge in africa. these various studies and research converge in showing three major findings. one, while the drivers of radicalization are multifaceted and defy easy analysis, their major roots are to be found in the combination of poverty and low human development, a sense of economic a ....