tokyo's nikkei added more than 1%. hong kong's hang seng gain 1.5%. this week wall street will be paying particular attention to comments from the federal reserve. wall street will be watching for hints the fed will be scaling back its bond-buying stimulus program. last week the dow finished higher by 146 points and the nasdaq composite finished two points lower. the owner of a tesla electronic car said he'd buy another. it was the third tesla to catch fire after an accident. the ntsb is investigating. the doctor said the car protected him. the tesla stock lost nearly 22% of its value last week. >>> in china, the 11th day of the 11th month is not about veterans. it's about online shopping. it's about singles day, day singles engage in some online retail therapy. alibaba, china's biggest online retailer, projects close to $5 billion in sales. that's close to what americans spend on black friday and cyber monday combined. anne-marie? that's my kind of holiday. >> i thought you might like that. wendy gillette at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot,

but for now forty strong gains for the nikkei and the topics we'll see how that weaker yen also affects us all the key exporters and syllables the sectors that i mentioned earlier is what i've actually found a grenade thanks alot for that update from me now apart from that tend to stock exchange. well the japanese government is raising the sales tax from five to eight percent in april. but the change won't affect companies selling digital content like music and e books from overseas because they don't have to charge sales tax. japan's government act the commission is now looking at how to create a level playing field consumers have to pay tax have to pay sales tax that is when the buying music e books and other online content from domestic businesses but they don't have to pay tax when they buy them from companies overseas the tax commission now plans to discuss how to charge foreign providers sales tax for digital content. japanese companies want the government to deal with this situation before it freezes the consumption tax in april but officials say it will be hard to meet that dead

tokyo's nikkei lost nearly 1%. hong kong's hang seng fell half a percent. the commerce department releases its first reading of the third quarter gross domestic product today. it's expected that the economic growth has slowed. >>> meantime the dow opened this morning at another record high. the dow jones industrial average rose at 128 points beading the report it set on tuesday by 66 points. the nasdaq fell by eight. >>> blockbuster is closing its doors. a victim of digital distribution. the retail renting company is shutting down its 300 remaining stores by early next year and its dvd-by-mail business will be closed by december. dish network bought blockbuster back in 2011. the online streaming service will continue to work. >>> and the seattle coffee giant starbucks says it plans to hire 10,000 vets and military spouses in the next five years. starbucks says the hiring effort is in part a reaction to the high rate of unemployment faced by veterans. it hopes to utilize the vets' unique communication and problem-solving skills. the hiring effort affects sto

tokyo's nikkei fell 1%, a one-month low, and hong kong's hang seng dropped half a percent. >>> the internal revenue service paid $4 billion in fraudulent tax refunds last year. many of the refunds were sent overseas including 665 to a single address in lithuania. the good news, the irs stopped more than $12 billion in fraudulent refunds. >>> and rubber ducky, you're the one. actually one of two inductees to the national toy hall of fame. the iconic bath toy was joined by the game of chess. they beat out ten other finalists including pacman and nerf toys. 23 experts vote for the winners. and, anne-marie, in case you didn't know, the first rubber ducky was not mentd for the bath at all. it didn't even float. >> really. what fun is that? >> i'm with you. >> all right. alexis christoforous at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much, alexis. >> sure. >>> straight ahead, the friday morning weather and the latest on the miami dolphins investigation. we'll hear from the former teammate of the two players at the center of the turmoil. at the center of the turmoil. d e what they thought. i can

tokyo's nikkei lost a fraction, hong kong's hang seng dropped nearly 2%. stocks in this country opened this morning following some mixed signals from the fed on the future of its stimulus program. the president of the atlanta region indicated a pullback remains a possibility. >>> the dow jones industrial finished 32 points lower. the nasdaq composite finished higher, by a tenth of a point. >>> johnson & johnson has reportedly agreed to a $4 billion settlement over flawed replacement of hips. "the new york times" reports that each patient who has the device remove order replaced would receive about $350,000. the metal ball and metal cup sheds debris as it wears, causing crippling injuries in some patients. >>> an arbitrator has ruled that starbucks must pay nearly $2.8 billion to settle a coffee distribution dispute. starbucks had a deal with kraft to distribute coffee to grocery chains through 2014 but terminated the deal in 2010. kraft then began arbitration proceedings. >>> and the new world trade center tower here in new york is officially the tallest s

both indexes well into the positive than fourteen thousand seven hundred and five right now for the nikkei on images for one euro zone however to the indicated and inundated yesterday as investors largely took profits after the large gains we saw earlier in the week ahead and head of the tia gdp did of course the views are from a chair and auntie janet gallon that we've been covering of course and as the state. she seems in no rush to scale down the cart up on buying program. in the us the expectation of course for the fed to maintain its own monetary stimulus. for some time has led stocks higher and we're seeing the same here in japan will see that continues today. gov also been covering of course some things this week. and to other people is of course i would get a seat of the rings the release for its peace ufj financial group enemies of all financial group later today. we already heard from the sumitomo mitsui financial group reported earnings earlier this week due to strong performance from its brokerage unit and that's the point of the rise of the scene of the decade so far on. i mea

nikkei down 0.3%. but chinese did show strength amid hopes for reforms in the financial system. the shanghai composite rose 0.6%. markets in india and indonesia extended earlier declines. both of them finishing down more than 1%. the downbeat performance came after the organization for economic cooperation and development cut next year's growth forecast for these economies. >>> moving on to currencies, the dollar lacks clear direction against the yen. the pair currently changing hands at 99.91. trading is stayingre sluggish ahead of the release of the fed's minutes as well as key economic data out of the u.s. now, among them, retail sales figures for october are due out. meanwhile, euro/yen is being quoted at 135.17. >>> the japanese government and ruling parties have agreed on a significant cut in a key subsidy, and that's for farmers who limit their rice production. government officials and lawmakers of the liberal democratic party plan to abolish the so-called rice production adjustment system in five years. each rice farmer who takes part in the system currently receives abo

tokyo's nikkei lost 0.5%. and the hong kong's hang seng unchanged. it was quiet on wall street. and it's expected to stay that way the rest of the week. the dow industrials rose eight points. the nasdaq closed three points higher. and the price of oil dropped in the wake of iran on its nuclear program. the temporary agreement does not call for sanctions to be loosened on iranian oil exports, but investors believe that's in the works, and that will increase global supply. benchmark u.s. crude for delivery in january fell 75 cents. >>> the fda is lifting safety restrictions on a much debated diabetes pill avandia. recent data suggests that avandia does not increase the risk of heart attack. patients will no longer have to enroll in a special registry to get avandia and it will be available at most pharmacies. >>> meanwhile, the fda is ordering a company 23 and me to stop selling its personalized dna kits. 23 and me claims its genetic testing kit can identify health risks for more than 250 diseases. but the fda says the company has failed to show that the technology is backed by sc

tokyo's nikkei rose 1.5%. hong kong's hang seng was unchanged. stocks on wall street open this morning after e week over five points higher. as holiday travelers hit the roads, they're going to be paying more for gas. after nine weeks of falling gas prices, the lundberg survey says the average price of a regular gallon of gas rose 3 cents from last week to $3.25. microsoft says more than 1 million xbox one consoles sold in 24 hours after the new model went on sale friday. the console was launched in 13 markets, and sold out at most retailers. microsoft says that figure surpasses first day sales of the previous generation model, the xbox 360. the sale's figure matches that of sony's playstation 4 which was released more than a week ago. "the hunger games" sequel was tops at the box office. "the hunger games: catching ne open, doing better than the original "hunger games" with over $161 million in ticket sales. "thor "slipped to second after two weeks at the box office and the romantic comedy, "the best man holiday" came in third. lots to do over t

and nikkei was closed. the twitter initial public offering. twitter is expected to place its ipo wednesday evening and will begin trading thursday. it will sell shares between $17 and $20. there's expected to be a good appetite for twitter stock. >>> a group including the wireless company qualcomm and cerberus management is expected to make a bid for blackberry. blackberry has been taken over by iphone and other devices using the android system. blackberry, by the way, recorded a loss of $1 billion. >>> and the sci-fi spectacular "ender's game" grabbed the number one spot. the story is based on the novel. it racked under $28 million in ticket sales. and that sent "jackass" and bad grandpa in second and third place. alexis christoforous, thanks a lot. >>> coming up, an animal encounter in one of america's busiest airports. and in sports a record-setting afternoon for philadelphia eagles quarterback nick foles. [ clears throat ] o: hi. i just finished an energy audit of this building and started my own dog walking business. what did you do to de

tokyo's nikkei gained a quarter of a percent. hong kong's hang seng gained a half a percent. mortgage rates are lower this week. rates declined after two weeks of increase. freddie mac said the average 30-year fixed loan fell to 4.2%. and the average on a fixed rate mortgage fell to 3.27%. >>> a california jury ordered samsung to pay apple $290 million in a patent dispute. the verdict covers 13 samsung devices that a previous jury found copied features from apple's iphone and ipad. that jury awarded apple over billion dollars, but the judge ordered a new trial and lowered the award. samsung plans to appeal. >>> united parcel service is increasing its rates. ups says its rates will go up an average of 4.9% next year. the shipping giant is feeling the competition from lower priced shipping services, especially with international customers. >>> and that cargo-hauling jumbo jet that landed at the wrong point in kansas finally made it to its original destination. the 747 took off yesterday for the nine-minute flight to mcconnell's air force base. wednesday night it accidentally la

tokyo's nikkei gained more than 2%. hong kong's hang seng added nearly 1%. here ol' want street the dow jones climbed back into positive territory. the dow jones gained nearly 71 points. the s&p also reach add new high after adding 14. and the nasdaq finished 45 points higher. >>> three workers were injured in an accident at the tesla motors factory in fremont, california. they were burned when an aluminum casting press failed and spilled hot metal. one is in serious condition. they make their sedan at that place. wednesday's accident follows recent fires in the high end electric car. >>> and a toronto tailor has created a bullet-proof suit. the suit is being marketed as both stylish and safe. it sells for $20,000 and is made from carbon nano tubes based on material used to protect the u.s. special forces. the suit is available in tweed or pinstripe. >>> and, anne-marie, thousands of fans waited in times square for a chance to see lady gaga. she was on hand for the grand opening of a brand new h&m clothing store. the store opens at midnight and will stay ope

we backed off a little bit from that paints the slight declines were seen in the nikkei hundred one thirty seven to thirty eight to thirty nine right now. i began has however lost more than four percent the ideas that color just in the past month. i'm considering is the upper hunter upper ninety six on oct twenty fifth of the euro is also of more than a four year high against the yen impresses me betting eurozone economies especially germany again a support group after some of the measures by the european central bank now we're also going to keep an eye on chiron a chance we get to see any impact. but of course as some investors are concerned about the escalating tensions that this will keep track of but in a good start so far for this tuesday fight back she can write anything to la for that update from email i got from the tokyo stock exchange negotiators at the chance pacific partnership free trade talks are making progress on some issues but struggling to find common ground on others' efforts to conclude the pack by a year and are now in the hands of ministers who will meet in early dec

doubles for today wednesday november the sixth and a bit of a negative open as you can see that both the nikkei and the topics trading lower in the first few minutes. so as we talk about trading cues for investors really didn't the us that it showed improvement in services pmi which was the sentiment the somewhat of a band you're in your zone of growth forecasts of capital that of a shadow over sentiment as you mentioned that the economy will recover gradually next year but at a slightly slower pace. read the contents of the previous projections so that's also a bit of a focus that eurozone growth of earnings up both in us and japan also showing some mixed results. as we saw yesterday that we would then be sent plunging over ten percent. i'm falling earnings announcements last friday but then others such as the construction machinery maker cobalt up. jumping nearly eight percent as it were revised higher its forecasts on some balanced fbt negative and positive earnings results on the next guy in the economy not even as the yen has weekend overall. so when do we stand on currencies this morning

tokyo's nikkei lost nearly 1%. hong kong's hang seng added a quarter percent. >>> after posting big gains for october, wall street stocks ended the month slightly slower. the dow jones industrial average lost 73 points on thursday. the nasdaq was off 10 points. >>> starting today, the more than 47 million americans who receive food stamps will have to get by with less help from the federal government. a temporary benefit from the 2009 economic stimulus that increased funding will no longer be available. that means a family of four will receive about $36 less per month. food stamp funding is tied to the wide-ranging farm bill being negotiated in congress. >>> the federal government will be more aggressive in attracting foreign biz to the u.s. they told president obama on thursday they will cut much of the red tape faced by foreign investments. until now states and cities have been responsible for making pitches to businesses from abroad. >>> jetblue and delta are the first airlines to submit plans that will allow pa

tokyo's nikkei lost a quarter percent, hong kong's hang seng was unchanged. >>> hyundai plans to start selling a hydrogen-powered suv next year. it would be the first mass-market hydrogen-powered vehicle sold or leased in the u.s. the first market will be southern california and spread to other areas as hydrogen filling stations are built. hyundai says it's overcome safety and storage issues with a rear-mounted tank that passed numerous crash tests. >>> and a classic christmas movie might be getting a sequel, according to the hollywood trade publication "variety" a follow-up to "it's a wonderful life" may be in the centered around the grandson of george bailey, jimmy stewart's character in the original. >> look, daddy, every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings. >> actress karolyn grimes who played little zoo-zoo bailey in the original has agreed to play an angel in the sequel. no other actors or directors have signed on. they hope have to "it's a wonderful life" in theaters by the 2016 season. a whole new generation will be exposed to this classic. >> yeah, but that's a tough ac

tokyo's nikkei gained 1%. hong kong's hang seng was flat. they blame low earnings for a weak day on wall street. the dow jones industrial average lost 20. the nasdaq edged up 3. but all in all the market remains close to record levels. >>> the federal aviation administration has issued the most extensive overhaul of pilot training in two decades. the move was triggered by the 2009 crash of continental express flight 3407 in buffalo. the captain failed to respoond correctly when the plane lost lift, called a staal. under the new requirements airlines will have to provide simulator training for pilots on how to deal with a stall and other expanded training, but the faa is giving airlines five years before they have to implement those new requirements. >>> and here in new york new york has approved an amendment to allow the building of new casinos. >>> and voters in houston rejected a $217 million bond issue to turn the astrodome into a convention hall. opened in 1965 the astro dome was the first multi-purpose dome stadium. it's been closed sin

the index to debut on january six will be called the chain px nikkei index four hundred the selection will be reviewed every august. japan exchange group ceo to see psycho reminded reporters that new tax incentives for private investors will also be introduced next year. he says he wants investors to make full use of the index as a new indicator. in the fall for non business is on leave you with a check on market the officials are hoping to learn more about allegations that u s agents have the self her know that cancer angela merkel helping to interview someone who should be or the wealth of information about u s spying activities the intelligence contractor and with snowden is living and a temporary political asylum in rush hour. do you use the blue book. weakness in the basement we must discuss the details about how we can interview mr snowdon in moscow in most of the room a member of an opposition by a male a study last week in the russian capital. as christians joined at hand is he said the spirit and wants to cooperate with the german investigators and offered to testify in germa

the nikkei and the topics that are trading barbs with the positive in the first few minutes of that it actually ended higher yesterday but so far is actually down on the one that's concerns about us federal reserve's plans to take respond by programmers was china's possible economy reform and a mixed bag of earnings reports during the recent earnings season he has kept investors. little bits up from actually pushing stocks higher. i still think it has outperformed the key global index has really helped by the prime minister she is on its own economic policies to boost growth here in japan. at small richie policy. and we could be looking out for gdp data due out on thursday here in japan as can be crucial as well this week also keep it up from the eurozone. i wouldn't have gdp data especially gdp for germany. that's to be a big focus and also in the us and the fed the chair and all that each and a gallon is getting testifying before the senate banking committee so a few of the key factors there are also outside of time date on which investors will be focusing on as well i've never been

instead to make a goal and the nikkei examination that boston great deal on a day a electronic examination and so on monday thinking to the mall daffy said said that it is the type that makes things so we have to make distinctions. but we have not please me giddy. we held hands. my dear pm outlets which all makes reports greece has seen its economy contracts like twenty five percent since two thousand and eight. but as we see some companies are fighting back there is no shortage of success stories in greece but any level in the process this report. this is kl grazing twenty four hours a day seven days a week of repartee in the industrials and a few feet to ninety percent of its founding in smelting town sales come from approach. despite the recession businesses remain some of that success is thanks to european funding for the day. the funds from the vip companies to invest in a cheap bonuses which cost about three hundred and fifty thousand or so it all the devil. the european investment bank is committed to investing in various countries hit hardest by the crisis including the three towns

the nikkei hit six-month highs after it weakened 1-1 to the dollar. china markets saw profit taking with out-performers such as media stocks and telcos. banking shares also under pressure on reports that beijing is drafting new rules to crack down on shadow banking, but hong kong, south korea and australia all traded to the up side. and on to the movers and shakers. sharp jumped over 8% to a seven-week high after reports that it will supply china's cte with its power-saving displays. a report also suggests the company is in talks with apple to potentially provide other manufacturers display panels from its plant. that's currently supplied to the iphone maker. and a three-month high for nintendo, gaining over 4% ahead of its latest super mario game release in the u.s. and moving on to china, reports say that beijing is drafting all those rules to crack down on shadow banking measures, including taming the explosive growth in complex interbank transactions and also some secret drawer agreement guarantees are likely to be put in place early next year. an

have to change and move possibly to a sort of a federation of the three units that compose it see the nikkei and then to pull it out here. or eventually if this is not supported this will need a lot of support to function if it is not supported it may break apart altogether and so there will be no more libya so it is a realistic prospect going back to the first part of the question is it likely to happen do you think. well feelings are moving towards that direction and the central government in tripoli is not strong enough by itself to impose its rule all over the country so the reality on the ground is that there are more than one libya today and we have to feel that this means that they signed an agreement to maintain the composition of the various entities within a common libya or if the very way altogether certainly in the syrian i can't area they're all or. forces that are intervening from outside of libya so it wouldn't be surprised if the area i would start looking east and southeast. if i want to hear if a history is repeating yourself this region was the revolution that toppled gadh

the nikkei stations quickly run into trouble with no visible signs of unrest all parties car insurance and land use the meeting with israeli prime minister bja nyahuho accuses the palestinians are not facing up to that response that is her present i want to do both we're two months ago. we studied hard for real but schools. by the terms of the agreement can be understood which we launched. i'm concerned atever progress. he has received approach demands continuing with incitement continuing to create artificial heart is continuing to look for him away from the store as soon as i meander. two men general duties. also he calls his fine form a bond is set at the doe and the men and not guilty of all charges in a proper trial e decision paves the way for the awful hardline politicians to attend his face at the foreign ministry the man is an outline and some unrivaled to finance the benjamin netanyahu who has been charged with fraud and breach of trust. lol on all this i think the tight clothes and of course be an acquittal of the kelly the man has told two on the national press and ten. i m

tokyo's nikkei fell for a second straight day, losing 0.5%. hong kong's hang seng gained 0.5%. >>> it's a holiday trading schedule here on wall street, and stocks made modest gains. the dow jones industrial average edged up 0.25%. the nasdaq composite was up 23 points. finishing above 4,000 for the first time in 13 years. >>> home prices posted big gains in september. they were up more than 13% from a year earlier in the 20 metro areas measured by the s&p case-shiller index. that's the biggest increase since 2006. las vegas led the way, picking up 29%. san francisco is up 25% from 2012. >>> sriracha sauce could soon be in short supply. yesterday a judge in los angeles ordered the company that makes the popular condiment to partially shut down its factory. neighbors in the city of irwindale complained about heartburn, asthma and even nosebleeds caused by the spicy odor. >>> a tiny book went for a big price at auction on tuesday. "the bay psalm book" sold for $14.2 million, a record for a book, dating back to the 1640s. it's believed to be the f

rockefeller center or some enormous california some incredible metric like that and then you know the nikkei was a forty thousand and then a popped and they went through to last decades similarly they're selling plots of real estate in london that are as big as two stucker table for one hundred fifty thousand pounds that's the equivalent of tokyo one thousand nine hundred eighty nine this sucker is good old pillow they did measure in an article here that a house were the size of two super t.v.'s they measure things in terms of stuff tells us why ronnie o'sullivan grew to snooker players ever in the history of the world is probably the best economist to run the struck out of the rodeo so all of them should be running the bank of england not mark carney if you're going to measure your economic growth in terms of super terrible ronnie o'sullivan charge because you don't bust the other player in the world not marconi who were not so the date of the problem got there lolol all right stacy ever got to go thanks for being on the kaiser report. stay right there a lot more coming your way. it was a.

that decision quickly now i want to quickly move on to the stimulus program across the pacific the nikkei it's calmed down substantially since the extreme volatility that experience this past summer and i want to ask you how has the massive stimulus program in japan affected the japanese economy do you think. now it is a great question i mean you know that let that be you know a discussion for what could potentially happen here i mean you know you you have to have error in a fundamental economic infrastructure that is let's call the let's use the word healthy. and if the fed or it whether it be in the united states or in japan or whatever country you're talking about is overly involved when the plug is pulled with respect to that governmental body being involved you don't want to be left holding the bag and i and i think that you know the japanese marketplace is demonstrated to extreme volatility and i fear that that could be the situation here and then you throw on top of it i mean the issue of just overall u.s. security call it global security with respect to terrorism and terrorist att

that decision quickly now i want to quickly move on to the stimulus program across the pacific the nikkei it's calmed down substantially since the extreme volatility that experience this past summer and i want to ask you how has the massive stimulus program in japan affected the japanese economy do you think. now it is a great question i mean you know that let that be you know a discussion for what could potentially happen here i mean you know you you have to have error in a fundamental economic infrastructure that is let's call the let's use the word healthy. and if the fed or it whether it be in the united states or in japan or whatever country you're talking about is overly involved when the plug is pulled with respect to that governmental body being involved you don't want to be left holding the bag and i and i think that you know the japanese marketplace is demonstrated to extreme volatility and i fear that that could be the situation here and then you throw on top of it and i mean the issue of just overall u.s. security call it global security with respect to terrorism and terrorist

trade deal offer intensive pressure from russia with joy ukraine's export trade twenty five percent the nikkei beach instead decided to seek the ties with moscow the list looking to strengthen its relationship with six bonus a few states including georgia moldova and the azerbaijan. but skip remains of the price of a frog them and pretend i'm the seat with a population of about forty six million. it's the second most populous phone to save the republic the russian presidency is his neighbor to the west as a key part of any future you're asian union. this is not about economy. this is not out there. even foreign policy. this is not about geopolitics. this is about mechanism of survival for president. nineteen fourteen gem and tiles line the michael has an agenda candidates to reconsider and to rush it so you become what she told the relics of the cold war on wednesday ukrainian president said he still intends on reaching an agreement sweep the before his time and in twenty fifteen. he said the country needs drizzle issues with its relationship with moscow to pull any deal to me for it ukraine r

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. >>> they are closing because of trading day in south korea, and japan's nikkei is looking for clues in the economic agenda as the communist party holds a policy meeting. they are mostly down in early trading today and checking in on our numbers this morning, a little less higher no big moved this morning, it looks like we'll see much of the same, there are no big earnings reports due in this morning and it looks like a close eastern opening and we will get more closer to that opening bell. >>> a proposed curfew, why teenage violaters could face tough fines. >>> and a close call after hitting a power line, the crucial piecing of equipment -- piece of equipment that saved the pilot's life, we will explain. . >>> the city council meets tonight about the decision of a pg&e pipeline and it was shut down because of a memo that raised safety concerns about the pipeline. regulators want them to pay a $17 million fine for not notifying them about flawed records. >>> and the sacramento police department are conducting an internal investigation after one of the conductor pilots hit a power lin

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rockefeller center or some a normal of california some incredible metric like that and then you know the nikkei was a forty thousand and then a popped and they went through to last decades similarly they're selling plots of real estate in london that are as big as two structure table for one hundred fifty thousand pounds that's the equivalent of tokyo one thousand nine hundred eighty nine this sucker is good all below they did measure in an article here that a house where at the size of two through they measure things in terms of the total that's what ronnie o'sullivan grew stucker player ever in the history of the world is probably the best economist in the struck out of the rodeo sullivan should be running the bank of england not mark carney if you're going to measure your economic growth in terms of super tables. in charge because you don't bust the other player in the world and not marconi who are not going to have a goddamn lolol all right stay here we got to go thanks ray on the guys report. stay right there a lot more coming your way. led . to. her. favorite leaves the. economic ups and

. >> i am short nikkei and long yen. that's the best way to play it here. >> you know, most of the year i was long. that particular case i decided it was a good time to get short. i'm thankful for it because it went down about 10%. i was fortunate enough to get that timing right on that one. now, now you want to be long. >> and here is bk's turkey trade. >> i like buying gold here. gld. >> oh. >> i have tried to buy gold. 472 times i was wrong. . >> you're not the only one. >> all right. josh is next. take a listen to the trade that he is giving thanks for. >> go international. >> the fact that the whole world is underweight. >> now what? >> since that call, some 18% versus the s&p 500 being up 12. we still think europe only relative to 100 markets. there is a lot of room to make money. we still like it. >> great call in europe. >> i don't know how you pick just one. >> you know you said that out loud? >> yes. >> anyway. >> that's why we put him in. >> your call was on emerging markets. >> that was a terrible trade. that

japan's nikkei ended about flat. kospi gained a quarter of a percent. australian shares lost .3% dragged lower by blue chip stocks. also notable is a and z banks went on in the free trade zone. shares ended in the red. as for the outperformers. chinese formula performers went up after chinese said they would loosen the one baby policy. some individual stocks we watched in japan. sony sells 1 million play station 4 units in the first 24 hours in the united states and canada. meanwhile, teppco stepped up restructuring to win more government aid. planning to shed 1,000 jobs and selling off old fossil fuel plants. shares ended higher by a modest .2%. that's a look at asian markets, back to you, ross. >> thank you. here's how we stand in europe. around 6 to 3 decliners outpacing advancers. we're down on the market. the ftse 100 down 14 points last week despite the fact that we had six weeks of gains. the s&p and the dow. the foottse 100 is down. a number of individual stocks worth pointing out. aberdeen asset management struck a deal to buy lloyd's banking g

the nikkei ended higher by 0.2%. the kospi lost 0.6%. the asx 200 outperformed its asian peers helped by miners while the rba holds rates steady as oriel just mentioned. peng an bank was isn't tumbling, ending higher by 0.75%. other lenders trimmed early losses. there are hopes out there that the preferred shares program likely to start by year-end, that will help shore up banks' core capital. that's a look at asian markets. back to you. >> okay, sixuan, thanks for that. you can head to our website for more on china, including why americans see it as the dominant economic power. this story is spiking a lively debate. and you can also join the discussion, as well. also, find out why the cloud over u.s. listed china stocks may be list lifting. follow us, too, on twitter. we'll take a short break. still to come. we'll get the latest on vivendi. stephane will join us from paris. ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ ♪ stacy's mom has got it goin' on ♪ [ male announcer ] the beautifully practi

the nikkei 225 lost 0.3% against the dollar under the 100 level. china shares, on the other hand, managed to rebound from yesterday's pullback. the shanghai composite ended above the key 2200 level. and the hang seng ended higher by a modest 0.2%. china enterprises lending support thanks to the reform euphoria. shares gaining 0.6% and the subindex has gained 7.% so far this week and has recouped a lot losses this year. but australian shares ended lower for the third straight session to some five-week lows. and on to the movers and shakers, australia slowly parced to 25% in today's trade. worley parsons slashed its forecast by 19% and plans to cut jobs globally. taking off on the other hand were chinese airliners on expectations of further yuan appreciation as ross just talked about, after the pboc chief said the central bank will basically end normal intervention in the u.s. market. that's a look at the asian markets. back to you, ross. >> sixuan, catch you later. >>> still to come on the show, hungary's economy is growing faster than expected, acc

the nikkei gained. fears of an early tapering capped gains in asia with south korea, australia, and some of these asian emerging markets ending in the red. in terms of big losers, the property developers led the losses. they raise the the downpayment for second home buyers from 60% to 70%. other real estate developers also set the brunt of the selling. but railway stocks outperformed our reports that we will kick off this year's second round of tenders for speed rail projects expected to purchase products worth nearly 60 billion. jinxi axle jumped almost 9%. electronics manufacturer hosiden ended up almost 4% down joompt sixuan, thank you very much. that's where we stand. daniel morris is joining us from tiaacref. post the jobs numbers on friday. have you changed your expectations for tapering? that is had a changed your thoughts on investment strategy? >> no, it hasn't changed our expectation even if we think it would be better if tapering would be better. if you think about say the political landscape

yukako has more for us from the nikkei. >> hi, ross. mitsubishi upgraded today their earnings outlooks for the current fiscal year through march. both expecting net profits to increase on the year. mitsubishi expects the first $9.1 billion and mizho up around 7% respectfully from the previous year. both banking groups had previously been forecasting profits to fall. but the strong stock market stirred by prime minister shinzo abe's abe-nomics boosted securities businesses as well as listing the value of stock holdings. incomes for the first half of fiscal 2013 jumped 83% of mitsubishi and increased some 230% at mizuho. they raised the first year outlook earlier this week. now the renewed forecast at the nation's three largest banking groups have all outperformed analyst expectations. the aggregate net income of the three groups is set to beat that of fiscal 2012 and reach the highest level since the 2008 financial crisis. that's all from nikkei business report. back to you, ross. >> all right, yukako, thanks for that. joining us with hi

last year my main prediction was the nikkei would be the best selling developed market on world -- >> i'm going to listen to you this year. if you picked the nikkei and best buy, you got something going on here. >> why are you working here? >> even a blind skiquirrel finda nut. >> i'll give you a preview. >> cinquo demayo. it has nothing to do with the date. if we rallied off qe 1, why wouldn't be nikkei also rally when the experiment is bigger and japan is working up to the fact that they need more bursts and they need to put people in the workforce. the whole men work and women don't is garbage. mitsubishi bank, i used to work there. put the smartest people in the job. in the next five years, i think mexico is going to be a fantastic story, unless it's not. in which case i'll never mention it again. >> citigroup is making big bets on mexico. the consumer is just starting to have spending power. >> the middle class. >> manufacturing capacity. >> if they can control the violence, the drug violence. a lot of people used to go to mexico on vacation, they say i can't go. mexico needs to

the nikkei up slightly, that is despite nissan losing 10% today. checking in on the u.s. futures across the board indicate about a quarter percent drop, maybe 45 or 50 points for the dow. slight gains yesterday, but still concern about the home economy affecting us here in the u.s. , as well. small investors seem less likely to be interested in buying twitter stock when it goes public this week but professionals in the pension funnels is very strong, which could mean a smoother, long term run. twitter has raised its ipo price range from $23 to $25. priced wednesday night and go public on thursday. we will watch for that. >>> pleasantville city council passed tougher restrictions for gun shops. what they are and what gun shop own ares say should also be targeted. >>> and a scare overnight on a denver middle school campus. tense moments for police and neighbors as two young people entered the campus with guns. use chase freedom at amazon.com and get 5% cash back this quarter. so you can find the perfect gift for everyone. including you. activate your 5% cash back at chase.c

in asia, stocks are mixed, nikkei down 1%. hong kong and shine high are both slightly higher. >> technology clashes with the law, a california woman has been cited for wearing google glasses while driving. according to her ticket, she was driving with monitor visible to driver. the law was meant to stop drivers from using television monitors or video screens to distract them. the woman said her glasses were not on at the time. today's big day is a huge day for the auto industry. sales jumped 11% last month. one analyst said it's the result of a major rebound for the company. >> chrysler has fiat and a lot of no product with their new trucks, which are probably top of the line, best they've ever produced. the ram truck is excellent. they're going to have huge sales in their ram department. >> many will be watching the numbers from electric carmaker tessla. >> a 3.9% holiday sale growth is expected this year. some predict it to be bad. >> how bad is bad going to be? >> it is predicted the average shopper will spend 2% less this

meanwhile, the nikkei 225 lost 1% falling to a one-month low in south korea's kospi and down 1% as samsung electronics continued to tumble as its dividend plan disappoints. china's financials trade lower on the certainty over reforms in the sectors. brokerages led the losses with haitong and southwest securities falling by about 7% in today's trade. beijing plans to launch a third round of bid toes develop its -- before the year end. and compared to the last round, all major state owned oil majors will participate in this auction, showing confidence in the sector and shares are off their session lows, but they're still in the green at the moment. back to you, reduce. >> sixuan, thank you very much indeed for that. >>> still to come, as sixuan said, will china's third party please or disappoint? we'll see what economic reforms could come out their weekend's meeting. it's a really big deal. we'll get more when we come back. at farmers, we make you smarter about insurance. because what you don't know, can hurt you. what if you didn't know that posting your travel plans online may attract burg

. >>> japan nikkei rose nearly 1%. right now the european markets are open though. they are starting their trading day with small gains. analyst say investors are probably waiting for friday's u.s. jobs report before making any big decisions. >>> checking in on our numbers. our futures actually point to a pretty good opening. we saw quite am big drop yesterday early on for the dow. but finished the day down just 20 points. a little bit of a mixed picture with the nasdaq. again the futures indicate a higher opening across the board. >>> for the first time 49ers star aldon smith is talking publicly since he came back from rehab. coming up is he a different man? >>> a seemingly innocent design on a high school sweatshirt prompts major concern. Ñ ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. >>> time is 5:23. they are letting it snow in spokane, washington. between an inch and a half and three inches fell yesterday morning. it wasn't enough snow to plow but the c

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policy that affects qe that we cannot go down, excuse me, but we have multiple 20%, 30% moves in the nikkei despite qe in japan. >> i would disagree with that assessment. japan has never done until recently attempted full-scale quantitative easing. it made many policy mistakes from 1990 until today and has further to go on the policy front until we're sure they've attempted to ameliorate the problems they've had. at home, the fed has been aggressive. we'll extend the zero percent interest rate until 2014. qe may not taper away. hard to sell. fed is supporting not only financial assets but the economy. they've recapitalized banks. corporations are in the best fiscal shape since the 1950s. the private sector is doing far better than most people would suggest. this is not just built on air. i think that's a wild misconception. >> this is a classic debate. i wish we had more time. carl icahn's comments took the air out of today's bubble. >> he's not a market timer and i don't think people should put weight in what he says. markets can go down any time. we should also ask him if he was short the