Past the hour now, time for check of sport from around the world. Here's Dan schwarzman. Thanks, Brian. Argentina advances to the knockout round of the World Cup with a two zero win for Poland, as Argentina overcomes a miss penalty kick by Messi in the first half. Meanwhile, Poland also advances due to gold differential despite Mexico beating Saudi Arabia two to one as Mexico misses the knockout stage for the first time since 1990. After the match Mexico manager Tata martino announces that he was leaving his post as his contract had ended with the conclusion of the match. Elsewhere Tunisia shocks France one nil is France played mostly backups, Australia stuns Denmark one nil to move on to the round of 16. Saudi Arabian club Al nasr has reportedly offered Christian Ronaldo, a three and a half year contract valued at more than a 100 million pounds per year, but the 5 time below door winner will wait until after the World Cup to make a decision. Now the left Manchester United by mutual termination and is free to sign with any club and reportedly is still hoping to land with the European club. Saudi Arabia hopes they're with Ronaldo playing in the country. That would help their 2030 joint World Cup bid with Egypt and Greece. Sky Sports Germany reports that Bayern Munich is interested in a move for Tottenham star Harry Kane, although the price tag of around a €100 million may be too steep for the Bundesliga giants. Kane is expected to decide his future at the conclusion of the World Cup with the Real Madrid also possible landing spot for the England captain. Finally, the Brooklyn Nets will be without guard Ben Simmons for at least three games as Simmons is dealing with a left lateral upper calf strain. I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports op aid. Markets, headlines, and breaking news, 24 hours a day. At Bloomberg dot com, the Bloomberg business and at Bloomberg quick take. This is a Bloomberg business lash. The big story of the day in the U.S. was a loosening a dramatic loosening of financial conditions after a fed chair shaped Powell said the time from moderating the pace of those rate hikes may come as soon as next month. We had a rally