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"The possibility of moving the May 28th Champions League Final from St. Petersburg Russia due to the possibility of war between Russia and Ukraine The city was originally supposed to host the 2021 final but due to COVID it was moved to Porto Portugal British prime minister Boris Johnson has already called for Russia to lose the game with Britain saying they will reach out to soccer's governing bodies Chelsea winning its championship round is 16 first leg match at Stanford bridge over Leo two nil as a blues get goals from kaiju and Christian Pulisic In the other round of 16 class Juventus and Villarreal Plato won all drone Spain as dusan vlavic scores for you they just 32 seconds into the match a record for a champion Z debutante Danny Pereira those scores equalizer for Villarreal in the 66th minute The United States women's soccer team players settling their equal pay class action lawsuit against the U.S. soccer federation for $24 million In the settlement the players would get a lump sum of $22 million with the additional 2 million going into a fund for charitable efforts Major League Baseball and the Players Association met again today in Jupiter Florida after making little progress yesterday and key differences The board say the league believes it's a union's turned off for compromises after baseball tweaked the latest offer The starter spring training games has already been pushed back to March 5th while opening Dan March 31st is in jeopardy of having to be postponed I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg will sports out there Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business out and at Bloomberg quick take This is a Bloomberg business flash Well good morning to you 13 minutes before the top of the hour we update markets every 15 minutes on Bloomberg radio Asian stocks are rising this morning all the major benchmarks outside of Singapore are higher The gains are not huge They're in the sort of half a percentage point range You've got the hansing index up about 6 tenths of 1% The cost speed is up a quarter of a percent the ASX 200 rallied about four tenths of 1% Traders are weighing up the sanctions against Russia The sanctions stop short of some of the most devastating moves that had been threatened The U.S. did say though that measures could be stepped up Well in Hong Kong the prospect doesn't look too good It could be a lockdown like we've heard from Michael teen the lawmaker calling for a 9 day lockdown The government is expected to test residents in a mass testing program three times over the next month And now you have Hong Kong's biggest property developer offering to make land and commercial properties available to the government to help contain the outbreak Sony gave properties will provide two land plots in the new territories for uses temporary isolation and treatment facilities and one of those sites is co owned by Henderson land development Treasuries of fell mostly the yield curve flattened We don't have any cash trading treasuries in Tokyo because the Japanese markets are shut from three day holiday Australia's three year bond yield reached a near three year high New Zealand Central Bank raised interest rates the third consecutive meeting and signaled it would need to hike more bond yields and the currency higher and that is a look at markets And Baxter with news in San Francisco All right thank you very much Brian Yeah Hong Kong has announced its compulsory testing of the entire population in March will include three times three different tests And now Michael tan national People's Congress Hong Kong deputy and member of LegCo exclusively on Bloomberg TV with Bloomberg's chief north Asia correspondent Stephen engel says he's proposing a total lockdown for 9 days in mid March to go along with the vaccines And Steve is kind enough to join us live here It was a very good interview information Steve As I'm hearing he says a lockdown integrates well with the testing Is that correct Well yes he thinks the current program of compulsory testing that was announced by Carrie lam late last night is too long a process And he says mandatory testing without restricting people's movements is in his words crazy He's a businessman right He needs decisions made quickly and based on the facts at hand Two months he says is going to be detrimental to business He runs a business He's a founder of the G 2000 clothing brand And he says already before this announcement from Carrie lam yesterday revenue at his stores are down 70% And he says this extended process of testing retesting three times for all citizens throughout the month of March and then into mid April for restrictions of movement It's too long to just assess the situation He says that 9 day total lockdown would get answers quickly otherwise he says businesses won't survive Yeah of course This has echoes of Wuhan and he says that it is not that correct Right I mean look the word lockdown has loaded connotations here in Hong Kong It means restrictions of civil liberties It means an imposition of mainland style law He says that's not the case He says a week ago he would never have predicted or proposed a lockdown But he says the situation has gotten to the point now It's the only way forward in lieu of this two month long extended period of testing just to find out where we are We know where we are He says we're in trouble with 6000 plus cases reported again yesterday And Hong Kong university is saying daily cases could peak at a 183,000 in March That would mean four and a half million people would be infected by April having had the virus or currently This is a city of just 7.4 million So that's more than half So he says the projections indicate we need to do something a little bit more rash but short amount of time 9 days including two weekends which would include 5.
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"Now time for check of sport from around the world here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian Chelsea wins its champion league round of 16 first leg match at Stanford bridge over Leo two nil as a blues get goals from Kai hava to Christian Pulisic In the other round of 16 class Juventus and Villarreal Plato won all drawn Spain as dusan valovic scores for uve just 32 seconds into the match a record for a champion Z debutante Danny pareo those scores equalizer for Villarreal in the 66th minute You wait for his exploring the possibility of moving the May 28th champion Z final from St. Petersburg Russia due to the possibility of war between Russia and Ukraine The city was originally supposed to host the 2021 final but due to COVID it was moved to Porto Portugal British prime minister Boris Johnson has already called for Russian to lose the game with Britain saying they will reach out to soccer's governing bodies The United States women's soccer team players have settled their equal pay class action lawsuit against the U.S. soccer federation for $24 million The settlement will only be valid if a new collective bargaining agreement is reached between the two sides in the settlement the players will get a lump sum of $22 million for the additional 2 million going into a fund for charitable efforts Major League Baseball and the Players Association met again today in Jupiter Florida after making little progress yesterday and key differences to start a spring training games has already been delayed to March 5th while opening day on March 31st is in jeopardy of having to be postponed I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports out there Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business and at Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash Well good morning 17 minutes past the hour We update markets every 15 minutes on Bloomberg radio U.S. equity futures up along with Asian stocks It may be a relief rally from the heavy selling yesterday It could be traders seeing the sanctions against Russia and other developments are not too disruptive The sanctions did stop short of the devastating moves that have been threatened but the U.S. did warn that measures could be stepped up Treasury is mostly fell the yield curve flattened No cash trading of treasuries Today though as Japanese markets are shut for holiday Australia is three year bond yield reached nearly a three year high And looking across the markets this morning the hexagon index is up about a half of 1% and that's even with Hong Kong facing mass testing and the possibility of a lockdown Thanks and tech index recovering 7 tenths of a percent Both Tencent and Alibaba are higher this morning It cost me up about four tenths of 1% to taya X of four tenths of a percent That's pretty much the theme across the region The ASX 200 up about a third of 1% And looking at crude oil it's trading around $92 in change here We've got Brent at 96 98 and gold has steadied around $1900 a Troy outs And that is a Bloomberg business flash Let's get to news in San Francisco with that Baxter All right thank you headlines here Brian Hong Kong has announced its compulsory testing of the entire population in March will include three times and now Michael tan national People's.
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"The world Here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian Chelsea wins its champion league round of 16 first like matches Stanford bridge over Leo two nil as a blues get goals from Kai havez and Christian Pulisic In the other round of 16 class Juventus and Villarreal Plato won all drawing Spain as dusan valovic scores for you they just 32 seconds into the match a record for a champion Z debutante Danny pareo those scores equalizer for Villarreal in the 66th minute You wait for his exploring the possibility of moving the May 28th champion Zeke final from St. Petersburg Russia due to the possibility of war between Russia and Ukraine The city was originally supposed to host the 2021 final but due to COVID it was moved to Porto Portugal British prime minister Boris Johnson has already called for Russia to lose the game with Britain saying they will reach out to soccer's governing bodies The United States women's soccer team players have settled their equal pay class action lawsuit against the U.S. soccer federation for $24 million The settlement will only be valid if a new collective bargaining agreement is reached between the two sides In the settlement the players will get a lump sum of $22 million for the additional 2 million going into a fund for charitable efforts Major League Baseball and the Players Association met again today in Jupiter Florida after making little progress yesterday in key differences The start of spring training games has already been delayed to March 5th while opening day on March 31st in jeopardy of having to be postponed I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports op a Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and that Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash All right we're at 47 pass the hour Let's get you caught up on the market action here on daybreak Asia Equity trading in Europe and the U.S. little defensive today markets abandoning risk given the worsening situation involving Ukraine and now we know there are sanctions against Russia imposed by not only the U.S. but the EU and the UK bottom line here is that Russia is being cut off from access to western financing a little bit of negativity in U.S. equities particularly in the Chinese listed shares that trade here in the states we had the NASDAQ golden dragon index down nearly 4% Now this was tied to the signs that the Beijing's regulatory scrutiny on big tech is back on the front burner If you look at the price action now in Hong Kong we are positive not by much two tenths of 1% in the hang seng We've got a healthcare financial and information tech stocks moving to the upside on the mainland Shanghai composite up about two tenths of 1% as well In Sydney ASX 200 better by two tenths of 1% and in Seoul the cost be higher by three tenths of 1% You're getting the picture right Kind of mild advances here We're looking at chairs in the old CBC This is overseas Chinese banking corporation Stocks down 5% right now after the bank lowered or missed I should say lower guidance for Q four earnings No trading in Japan today because of a market holiday and as such we have no trading in U.S. sovereign debt We did have for the ten year treasury very little change in New York where we were last quoted a yield of one 93 The big move was on the shorter and the two year weakened in price we were up in yield terms by roughly 6 basis points pretty big move kind of outsized relative to what was happening across the curve who were last quoted in New York at yield of 1.54% As expected the Central Bank in New Zealand raised rates by a quarter point the key right now at 1% We'll take another look at market action for you in about 15 minutes Let's get caught up on global headlines head Baxter is in the Bloomberg newsroom in San Francisco Eddie All right thank you very much Douglas U.S. president Joe Biden says Vladimir Putin is trying to reshape the region around Russia and Ukraine Biden says Putin is carving out a large chunk of Ukraine.
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"In comes Dan schwarzman looking at Tottenham is looking to keep the biggest star there Dan what do you say Yeah Brian they are They're expected to open contract talks with Harry Kane at the end of the season as his first try to fend off interest for the striker Kane did try to leave North London last off season but Tottenham would not budge off their demand for a 150 million pound transfer fee and you know he didn't burn any bridges with the way he handled it and never even gave a formal notice he thought he was a handshake type of agreement The 28 year old is also said to be impressed with new manager Antonio Conte which is good news for the spurs It's Adam currently sitting in 8th place in the Premier League table 7 points behind Manchester United for fourth place but they do have three games in hand Chelsea wins its Champions League round of 16 first leg match at Stanford bridge over the Leo two nil as a blues get goals from Kai Havertz and Christian Pulisic in the other round of 16 class event to saint Villarreal Plato one ultra in Spain as dusan valovic scores for you They just 32 seconds into the match which is a record for a Champions League debutante Danny pareo though scores equalizer for Villarreal in the 66 minute UEFA is exploring the possibility of moving the May 28th Champions League Final from St. Petersburg Russia due to the possibility of war and hostilities obviously between Russian Ukraine the city was originally supposed to host a 2021 final but due to COVID a was moved to Porto Portugal British prime minister Boris Johnson has already called for Russia to lose the right to host the game but Britain's saying they're going to reach out to soccer's governing bodies United States women's soccer team players settling their equal pay class action lawsuit against the U.S. soccer federation for $24 million The settlement is only going to be valid if a new CBA is reached between the two sides That is a collective bargaining agreement in the settlement the players will get a lump sum of $22 million with the additional two going into a fund for charitable efforts Just one local team in action in the NHL puck drops about an hour and a half in Seattle the islanders on the road at the kraken Major League Baseball the Players Association meeting again.
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"A quarter past the hour now time for check of sport from around the world Here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian Chelsea wins its Champions League round of 16 first leg match at Stanford bridge over Leo two nil as a blues get goals from Kai Havertz and Christian Pulisic In the other round of 16 class events in Villarreal Plato won all drawing Spain as dusan valovic scores for you they just 32 seconds into the match a record for a champion Z debutante Danny parejo those scores equalizer for Villarreal in the 66th minute You wait for his exploring the possibility of moving the May 28th champion Z final from St. Petersburg Russia due to the possibility of war between Russia and Ukraine The city was originally supposed to host the 2021 final but due to COVID it was moved to Porto Portugal British prime minister Boris Johnson has already called for Russian to lose the game but Britain saying they will reach out to soccer's governing bodies The United States women's soccer team players have settled their equal pay class action lawsuit against the U.S. soccer federation for $24 million The settlement will only be valid if a new collective bargaining agreement is reached between the two sides in the settlement the players will get a lump sum of $22 million for the additional 2 million going into a fund for charitable efforts Major League Baseball and the Players Association met again today in Jupiter Florida after making little progress yesterday in key differences to start a spring training games has already been delayed to March 5th while opening day on March 31st is in jeopardy of having to be postponed I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports op day Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app And at Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash We're seeing positivity in equity trading in Asia right now or at least for those markets that are trading I'm speaking of the South Korean market which is higher 9 by 7 tenths of 1% meantime in Australia We've got the ASX 200 better by a half of 1% We'll get the market trading at the bottom of the hour in Hong Kong after some tough sledding yesterday That was evidenced by the weakness that we had in Chinese stocks listed here in the states they were down big on signs Beijing's regulatory scrutiny on big tech is back on the front burner the NASDAQ golden dragon index was down nearly 4% in Hong Kong over the last three days so the prior three trading sessions the route in big tech has wiped out about a $142 billion worth of market value Well today Citigroup is saying the approval process for some new games in China could resume After the two Sessions meeting in early March but city is saying this depends on whether more content and regulations will be finalized If you look at the price action right now in oil WTI after rising 1.4% in New York we are up fractionally now at 91 95 because of the market holiday in Japan no trading in U.S. sovereign debt the ten year treasury very little change in New York trading but the two year was up by 7 basis points to one 54 will take another look at market action for you in about 15 minutes Head Baxter is next with global news from the Bloomberg newsroom in San Francisco Eddie All right thank you very much Douglas Hong Kong has announced its compulsory testing of entire population in March will include three separate times And now Michael tan national People's Congress Hong Kong deputy and member of LegCo exclusively with Bloomberg Stephen engel says he's proposing a total lockdown for 9 days in mid March to go along with the vaccines two before and then the lockdown and then another The region reporting out over 6200 cases day to day over 9300 preliminary cases extends travel bans to April 20th and schools to go on early break U.S. COVID cases have slowed to pre omicron levels France has removed Australia from its list of key partners in the indo Pacific This still fallout from the oca submarine deal U.S. Supreme Court has formerly ended Donald Trump attempts to block him having to disclose Gresham investigators as a records related to January 6th the insurrection attempt saying that he must release them U.S. president Joe Biden says Vladimir Putin trying to reshape the region around Russia and Ukraine of Biden's as Putin is carving out a large chunk of Ukraine In San Francisco I'm Ed Baxter This is Bloomberg All right Juliet Thank you Ed Let's get back to Mark grant chief global strategist at B. Riley financial on the line from Fort Lauderdale from us for us excuse me You're saying we're presently caught in a bear trap we did see the S&P 500 into correction territory Does it enter a bear market and if so how long until we see that I think we are in a correction I think it depends very much on what's going to take place in Ukraine and how far mister Putin is going to push into the Ukraine I also think that's going to affect what the fed is going to do in terms of interest rates and that's going to have an effect on the economy and the markets and it's clear to me that a lot of the appreciation type stocks that don't have dividends or have little dividends or under some severe pressure with many of my clients I use a strategy using funds closed in funds and exchange traded funds I follow about 70 and they all beat the American inflation rate the way I calculate that is I take the CPI index and the PPI index and average them It's about 8.7% currently So if you're making either through appreciation or through income more than that you're ahead of the game and if you're making less than that you're behind the game and getting affected by the inflation rates Mark one of the things I'm curious about is a point raised by Esther George before that perhaps the fed could be a little more aggressive on reducing the balance sheet and a little less aggressive on raising rates I'm not sure exactly whether that would lessen the flattening of the yield curve But that's the idea Do you like that idea It's an interesting idea that the questions there are where on the yield curve would they sell bonds and what that would do to the entire yield curve as you pointed out the yield curve today flattened to some extent with short rates rising and the ten year and the longer bonds remaining about flat but it would be a guess on the part of the fed and how that would affect the market now that would affect borrowing costs for both the United States government and for corporations in America All of this weighing into what we're seeing with regards to inflationary pressures to a new rightly pointing out the energy picture pointing into this We've got Brent crude options set up for a post $100 surge How much further room do you see in these markets and I guess what is the negative impact on the U.S. economy here if we continue to see these inflationary pressures The inflationary pressures are especially in fuel oil electricity and gasoline are quite severe they're up over 40% I think President Biden has made it giant mistake and restricting our own internal United States oil and gas production and I think it's put us in a position from being energy independent a few.
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"Behind Manchester United for fourth place but do have three games in hand Chelsea winning his Champions League round of 16 first like matches Stanford bridge over Leo two nil as a blues get goals from Kai horts and Christian Pulisic and the other round of 16 class eventus and Villarreal Plato one I'll draw in Spain as dusan vlahovic scores for you they just 32 seconds into the match a record for a Champions League debutante Danny Pereira those scores equalizer for Villarreal in the 66 minute Major League Baseball and the Players Association meeting again today in Jupiter Florida after making little progress yesterday on key differences Reports say the league believes it's the union's turned off for compromises after baseball tweet their latest offer The starter spring training games has already been delayed to March 5th while opening day on March 31st is in jeopardy of having to be postponed Sources report that the Los Angeles Rams are naming university of Kentucky offensive coordinator Liam Cohen as their new OC replacing Kevin O'Connell who is hired as a head coach of the Minnesota Vikings Cohen spent three seasons as a rams assistant coach before taking over at Kentucky last year I'm Dan schwarzman that your Bloomberg world sports op day Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day at Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick take This is a Bloomberg business flash Well market simply abandoned risk assets today given the worsening situation involving Ukraine now we have sanctions against Russia being imposed by the U.S. the EU and the UK bottom line here is that Russia is being cut off from access to western financing At the same time the U.S. saying it is working closely with Germany on halting the Nord stream two pipeline so in the equity market today we had the S&P down 1% We are now in correction since the S&P is down 10% from its earlier high this year to be fair though we finished off the low point of the day NASDAQ comp down about 1.2% and the Dow today weaker by 1.4% Chinese stocks listed here in the U.S. tumbled on signs Beijing's regulatory scrutiny of big tech is back on the front burner We have the NASDAQ golden dragon index down nearly 4% today By the way in Hong Kong this three day route in tech stocks has wiped out about a $142 billion in market value In the bond market today very curious trade tenure unchanged but a big spike in yield on the two year treasury as bond market decided that the fed is ready to raise rates in an aggressive fashion so we have the ten year or rather the two year spiking 7 basis points to one 54 that leaves us with a much flatter yield curve The bond market seems to be suggesting a lot slower growth at a time when inflation is boiling We've got a market holiday in Japan so no trading in U.S. sovereign debt today and no trading in Japanese stocks as well In the early going in Sydney ASX 200 down just a tenth of 1% New Zealand Central Bank is set to raise rates for a third straight meeting We'll be talking more about markets in about 15 minutes Let's get the latest global news headlines next Ed Baxter is in the newsroom in San Francisco Eddie All right thank you very much Douglas a Hong Kong has announced its compulsory testing.
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"It's a quarter past the hour now time for a check of sport from around the world Here's Dan schwarzman Thanks Brian Chelsea wins its Champions League round of 16 first leg match at Stanford bridge over Leo two nil as a blues get goals from cuyahoga and Christian Pulisic In the other round of 16 class eventus and Villarreal Plato won all drawing Spain as dusan valovic scores for you they just 32 seconds into the match a record for a champion Z debutante Danny parejo those scores equalizer for Villarreal in the 66th minute You wait for his exploring the possibility of moving the May 28th champion Zeke final from St. Petersburg Russia due to the possibility of war between Russia and Ukraine The city was originally supposed to host the 2021 final but due to COVID it was moved to Porto Portugal British prime minister Boris Johnson has already called for Russia to lose the game with Britain saying they will reach out to soccer's governing bodies The United States women's soccer team players have settled their equal pay class action lawsuit against the U.S. soccer federation for $24 million The settlement will only be valid if a new collective bargaining agreement is reached between the two sides in the settlement the players will get a lump sum of $22 million for the additional 2 million going into a fund for charitable efforts Major League Baseball and the Players Association met again today in Jupiter Florida after making little progress yesterday and key differences The start of spring training games has already been delayed to March 5th while opening day on March 31st is in jeopardy of having to be postponed I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports op day Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day At Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash Tension over the situation in Ukraine roiled markets today and now we know there are sanctions in effect against Russia the European Union and the UK unveiling separate packages later in the day here in the state's President Biden announced the first tranche from the U.S. now for the moment Russia is being cut off with access to western financing President Biden also said the U.S. was working closely with Germany on halting the Nord stream two pipeline Now one could argue these sanctions were not as devastating as those the U.S. and its allies had threatened earlier But in the equity space it was very much risk off we did finish off the low point of the day that may have been the result of a little bit of dip buying nonetheless the S&P today down 1% so we are now in correction with the S&P down 10% from a high earlier this year NASDAQ comp weaker by 1.2% the Dow down 1.4% today We heard from Atlanta fed bank president Rafael bostic saying the fed needs to move off its emergency stance now bostick also said his modal outlook right now does not call for any contraction or any kind of recession although the bond market doesn't seem to be entirely convinced with a threat of fed rate hikes we have a move up in yield for the two year at one 54 but the tenure was unchanged and we have a flatter yield curve today No trading in Japan we have a market holiday there Little movement in currencies and later we're expecting the Central Bank in New Zealand to increase interest rates for a third straight meeting more on markets in 15 minutes Let's get global headlines from Ed Baxter and San Francisco Eddie All right Douglas saw Hong Kong has announced its compulsory testing of the entire population in March will include three separate sessions The region reporting out over 6200 cases day to day.