Naomi, we're seeing a little bit of downside for the Japanese yen, but it doesn't seem to be at least catastrophic for now, when it comes to the pace of potential losses that we could have seen with the supposed Takaichi trade. What are your expectations now that you've seen the outcome of the elections. Well, what's interesting is that even though Takaichi won quite a lot of popular support, markets haven't voted yet.And so I think it's sensible to to give Takaichi the benefit of the doubt because after al ...

And let me start with you, Chris, because, of course, we want to hear the reaction from businesses, what this resounding victory by the prime minister will mean when it comes to operating here in Japan. Well, I think for foreign businesses operating in Japan, this is fundamentally good news in the sense that Takaichi has dedicated herself to reenergizing the Japanese economy with what's what she has termed responsible but proactive fiscal policy. And that is we've seen in her first three months efforts to p ...

What are you thinking about UK assets as we go into this week. Well, just stepping back a bit, I actually quite like UK assets as a whole own overweight UK equities, overweight UK gilts and investment grade credit, and I suspect that throughout the year sterling can appreciate a bit against the dollar that maybe saves as much about the dollar as it does about Sterling. On the positive side, the Bank of England is cutting rates and I think they'll probably cut three times this year, bringing the policy rate ...

Here in Alula, which is also a beautiful landscape as well. I want to talk to you about something that you've been saying recently, which is uncertainty is the new normal. And one of the themes that has come up is despite robust growth and emerging market economies, these economies need to be conscious of external risks.How equipped do you think countries are really to navigate some of the shocks in the system right now. What we have seen over the last decade is emerging markets making huge progress in term ...

Well, Your Excellency, it's a real pleasure to be talking to you here today in such a beautiful landscape and a lot of really wonderful to be here. And of course, the ALALA conference is a conference for emerging market economies. So maybe that's a good place to start.In your opening remarks, you were talking about the fact that emerging market economies now account for 56% of the world economy, almost 60%, and its share has doubled since 2000. And yet with all of that, we should not be complacent because t ...

Nigel Farage could be the next prime minister of the UK. Would a new Labour leader make a difference to their function. >> I'm I'm not going anywhere near that.We've got a Labour leader. He's m foron won a general election with a majority of 145. We're >> charged with the British public by the British public. We're charged by a difference. We're charged by the British public with delivering on an agenda that improves the country.What did you think when they blocked Andy Bernham from running as I >> I wouldn ...

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Good morning. It is Monday, the ninth. On today's agenda is historic triumph.China warns on treasurys and Starmer on the brink. Tom there's some really interesting moves developing in the bull market right now. Let's talk about what is happening.As you say, tucker ichi wins big. The japanese ten year goes higher, 30 year goes higher. Is that the repatriation trade beginning.Does it give legs to the repatriation trade back into Japan out of treasuries. The event, as you say, got the Chinese talking to privat ...

There's quite a lot going on when it comes to tech and when it comes to Europe. We'll talk about that in a second. But what kind of you know, how are you expected to be received by the US, given everything that President Trump has said about Europe slamming tech.Well, I think that it is very obvious that we need to to defend and to implement, to enforce our rules, to defend the market, a well-functioning market, a competitive market where there can be an option for players to provide their their offers and ...