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Speaker 1: This news when you wanted with Bloomberg News. Now, I'm

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Speaker 1: Stephen Carroll.

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Speaker 2: And I'm Caroline HIPKEA.

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Speaker 1: Sanae at taka Ichi, a pro stimulus conservative, is poised

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Speaker 1: to become Japan's first female prime minister. Japanese equities led

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Speaker 1: Asian stocks to an old time high following her surprise

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Speaker 1: win and the ruling LDP's leadership race. While equity investors

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Speaker 1: embraced the news, bond markets did not longer dated. Japanese

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Speaker 1: bond slid, with the forty year yields surging as investors

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Speaker 1: balanced the potential upside of stimulus against debt market risk.

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Speaker 1: With more here's our editor at large in Tokyo, Sherry Anne.

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Speaker 3: We know that Sanaiatakaichi is a nationalist. We know that

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Speaker 3: she's a fan of Margaret Thatcher, a fan of heavy

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Speaker 3: metal music as well. But it's really the pro growth

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Speaker 3: policies that Sanattakaichi has talked about that is really the

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Speaker 3: focus for investors. She's talked about the bog's easy monetary policy.

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Speaker 3: Tone down her rhetoric during this election campaign, but we

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Speaker 3: know that she wants to continue expanding fiscal policy. She's

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Speaker 3: promised cash Handel's tax rebates hinting and raising the tax

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Speaker 3: free income allowance as well.

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Speaker 1: Sherry Anna was speaking as analysts that Goldman Sachs warns

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Speaker 1: that volatility in Japan's longer dated bonds may now spill

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Speaker 1: over into markets as far away as the US and UK.

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Speaker 1: Scrutiny of longer data debt and many developed economies has

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Speaker 1: increased as government's ramp up borrowing and inflation remains stubbornly high.

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Speaker 3: Now.

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Speaker 2: The growing fiscal concerns in some of the world's biggest

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Speaker 2: economies has seen some investors flock to the perceived safety

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Speaker 2: of precious metals and bitcoin. Gold hit another record today

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Speaker 2: and is now closing in on four thousand dollars an ounce,

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Speaker 2: following a glittering run that's seen its surge almost fifty

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Speaker 2: percent this year. Bitcoin meanwhile, set another all time high

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Speaker 2: over the weekend as a border risk rally around the

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Speaker 2: US government's shut down. Boyd, the world's largest cryptocurrency.

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Speaker 1: Her mass representatives have arrived in Egypt for peace talks,

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Speaker 1: seen as the most optimistic moment for diplomacy in the

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Speaker 1: war with Israel. US President Donald Trump is pressing both

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Speaker 1: parties to end their near two year war and sign

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Speaker 1: up to his twenty point peace plan. Trump told reporters

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Speaker 1: he's honored to be a big part of it.

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Speaker 3: They've been fighting for a plan for years.

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Speaker 2: We get the hostages back almost immediately.

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Speaker 3: Negotiations are going on right now, will probably take a

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Speaker 3: couple of days, and people very happy.

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Speaker 1: About it, but details of what President Trump's plan would

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Speaker 1: mean for Gaza's long term future are unclear. For its part,

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Speaker 1: Hamasa has said that it will release all hostages if

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Speaker 1: the deal is signed, but haven't yet agreed to disarm.

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Speaker 1: After nearly two years of fighting, The UN backed organizations

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Speaker 1: say Palestinians have been subjected to famine and genocide.

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Speaker 2: Here in the UK, Home Secretary shabanamatt Mood says that

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Speaker 2: she is considering new laws to ban repeated protests in

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Speaker 2: Britain after pro Palestine marches over the weekend. Almost five

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Speaker 2: hundred people were arrested at a march on Saturday the

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Speaker 2: police and the government had tried to cancel after a

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Speaker 2: terror attack on a synagogue. Mahmood says the large scale

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Speaker 2: demonstrations over Gaza are causing considerable fear for the Jewish

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Speaker 2: community and.

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Speaker 4: What I will be making explicit is that cumulative disruption.

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Speaker 4: That is to say, the frequency of particular protests in

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Speaker 4: particular places is in and of itself a reason for

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Speaker 4: the police to be able to restrict and place conditions.

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Speaker 4: That is to say, they can move them to a

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Speaker 4: different place, they can restrict the time that those protests

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Speaker 4: can occur on.

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Speaker 2: Mamood's critics include civil liberties groups like Amnesty International, who

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Speaker 2: warn the UK's right to protest is being eroded. Reports

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Speaker 2: of anti Semitic and Islamophobic attacks in Britain are on

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Speaker 2: the rise as security officials fear the war in Gaza

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Speaker 2: radicalizing people living.

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Speaker 1: In French, President Emmanuel Macran has appointed a largely unchanged cabinet,

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Speaker 1: with most senior ministers from the previous government staying on.

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Speaker 1: Among the key changes, Roland'scure, a close ally of the president,

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Speaker 1: becomes Finance Minister, while former minister Bruno Lemeyer returns as

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Speaker 1: Defense Minister. The announcement of sparked backlash from opposition parties

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Speaker 1: who've demanded a change of course. After months of political

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Speaker 1: turmoil that could threaten Prime Minister Sebastian le Corn Who's

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Speaker 1: survival and parliament this week, Opposition groups have said they

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Speaker 1: will call a no confidence vote as soon as he

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Speaker 1: lays out his policy plans in the National Assembly tomorrow.

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Speaker 2: OPEK plus has agreed to return one hundred and thirty

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Speaker 2: seven thousand bowels a day of halted supply to markets,

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Speaker 2: a slower pace than earlier this year. That's despite signs

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Speaker 2: of a global oil surplus starting to emerge, and after

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Speaker 2: an earlier difference in position between co leaders Saudi Arabia

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Speaker 2: and Russia. Our reporter wayland Soon says Opek producers are

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Speaker 2: each facing different circumstances.

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Speaker 5: Some like Russia is actually trying to contend with like

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Speaker 5: increased attacks on its oil production capacity. So that's all

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Speaker 5: put pulling back some of their potential production. We do

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Speaker 5: see some estimates for their one hundred and thirty seven

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Speaker 5: thousand barrels per day that or PEC promise over the weekend.

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Speaker 5: Actually Russia takes up about a third of that, and

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Speaker 5: a third of that might come under stress because of

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Speaker 5: your princess tacks on our expot facilities.

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Waylandson speaking there, The decision to drip feed more

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Speaker 2: barrels into the market shows Opek's commitment to keep battling

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Speaker 2: for a share of the global oil market, but the

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Speaker 2: market's forward curve, which is closely watched by OPEK, is filtering.

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Speaker 2: Wall Street forecasters like JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs expect

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Speaker 2: the oil price slide will extend below sixty dollars a barrel.

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Speaker 1: Those are your top stories on the markets. The mscis

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Speaker 1: specific in is up slightly on the day, with the

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Speaker 1: standout performer in Asia is the Nika and Tokyo, which

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Speaker 1: is four point seven percent higher. The topics up by

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Speaker 1: three point two percent, the Japanese yen one point nine

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Speaker 1: percent weaker against the dollar at one fifty thirty, one

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Speaker 1: point eight percent weaker against the Euro at one seventy

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Speaker 1: six twenty three. The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index three tenths

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Speaker 1: stronger this morning, the eurotraining at one seventeen twenty three.

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Speaker 1: Eurostocks fifty futures are up by a tenth of one percent.

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Speaker 2: That's news when you want it with Bloomberg News. Now,

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Speaker 2: I'm Caroline Hepka, I'm

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Speaker 1: Stephen Carroll, and this is Bloomberg