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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Audio Studios, podcasts, radio news.

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Speaker 2: News when you want it with Bloomberg News Now, I'm

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Speaker 2: Doug Prisner. Russian President Vladimir Putin has won another six

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Speaker 2: year term. Preliminary election results show him with eighty seven

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Speaker 2: point two percent support. The outcome far exceeded his previous

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Speaker 2: record of seventy seven percent support back in twenty eighteen.

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Speaker 2: We spoke earlier with Monica bika Ushketi, former Global Policy

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Speaker 2: Engagement officer at the Legatum Institute in London. She says

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Speaker 2: the numbers may not be totally accurate. It's very hard

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Speaker 2: to know how many people actually are supporting more in

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Speaker 2: Ukraine because of course the results want legitimate elections are

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Speaker 2: not free and fair, So.

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Speaker 3: We cannot believe that everybody in.

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Speaker 2: Russia is supporting more in Ukraine or that these results,

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Speaker 2: you know, showed the support for Putin. That is Monica

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Speaker 2: bika Uskeete, formerly with the Legatum Institute in London. Israeli

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Speaker 2: Ourme Minister Benjamin at Nyahu says there will be no

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Speaker 2: peace deal with Hamas unless it includes Israel security, a.

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Speaker 3: Peace agreement or a path to peace. That makes his

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Speaker 3: will so weak and unable to defend itself and our

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Speaker 3: neighbors still adhering to the goal of destroying the Jewish state,

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Speaker 3: then obviously we will set peace backward and out forward.

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Speaker 3: We want to move peace forward.

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Speaker 2: Nat Nyahou also says Israel's planned invasion of the city

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Speaker 2: of Rafa could begin in a few weeks. In the meantime,

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Speaker 2: ceasefire hostage negotiations continued to take place. North Korea fired

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Speaker 2: at least one suspected ballistic missile and possibly a second.

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Speaker 2: Japan's national broadcaster NHK S has both splashed down outside

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Speaker 2: the country's exclusive economic zone. It was a defiant show

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Speaker 2: of force that coincided with a visit to Seoul by

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Speaker 2: US Secretary of State Antony Blincoln. Blincoln is taking part

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Speaker 2: in a summit for democracy. If you're shopping for playing

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Speaker 2: tickets this summer, it might be better to buy them

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Speaker 2: now before prices may surge. That's because of all the

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Speaker 2: safety problems with Boeing aircraft. More from Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini.

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Speaker 1: Airlines aren't getting the Boeing planes they were counting on

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Speaker 1: for the busy summer travel season as Boeing struggles to

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Speaker 1: fix quality lapses exposed by that Alaska Airlines accident in

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Speaker 1: January when the door plug came out mid flight, and

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Speaker 1: United Southwest and Ryanair are among those dealing with this

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Speaker 1: new plane shortage. And this means fewer flights and more

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Speaker 1: crowded planes, and also it's going to cost you more.

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Speaker 1: AMEX Global Business Travel says business class fares between New

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Speaker 1: York and LA will jump as much as eight and

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Speaker 1: a half percent this summer, and the group says business

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Speaker 1: and economy class tickets from San Francisco to Seattle could

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Speaker 1: skyrocket eighteen percent. Denise Pellegrini Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: Airbus employees in Canada have rejected an employment contract offer.

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Speaker 2: They say the terms are totally unacceptable and now they

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Speaker 2: are threatening to go on strike now. Airbus had proposed

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Speaker 2: a number of things, including a ten and a quarter

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Speaker 2: percent wage increase over the next three years. However, the

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Speaker 2: union was also asking for improvements in insurance coverage, working hours,

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Speaker 2: and the preservation of pension benefits. Any strike could further

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Speaker 2: delay aircraft availability at a time when demand from airlines

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Speaker 2: is particularly hot. The Bank of Japan will reportedly abolish

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Speaker 2: its negative interest rate at this week's policy meeting. We

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Speaker 2: have more from Bloomberg's Juan Wong in Hong Kong.

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Speaker 4: The Nikkei says the boj will make the change at

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Speaker 4: tomorrow's meeting. To offset that, the paper says the BOJ

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Speaker 4: will leave its bond buying mechanism in place. The report

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Speaker 4: says the Central Bank will stick with its yield curve

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Speaker 4: control program for a while to control a sudden rise

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Speaker 4: in interest rates and to avoid market turmoil. The newspaper

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Speaker 4: did not say where it obtains the information. Speculation has

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Speaker 4: been rive that the Central Bank will high rates for

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Speaker 4: the first time in seventeen years, but Bloomberg Economics thinks

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Speaker 4: the bank will wait until July to went negative rates

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Speaker 4: and yield curve control. In Hong Kong, join Wong Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 2: Economic advisors close to former President Trump have reportedly presented

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Speaker 2: potential candidates to lead the Fed. Wall Street Journal reports

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Speaker 2: three names made the short list. First, Kevin Walsh, former

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Speaker 2: executive at Morgan Stanley. He served on the Fed's Board

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Speaker 2: of Governors during the Bush administration, also on the lift

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Speaker 2: Kevin Hassett. He is a former chairman of the Council

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Speaker 2: of Economic Advisors during the Trump administration and the last

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Speaker 2: name Arthur Laffer, one of Trump's current economic advisors. Laffer

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Speaker 2: served as an economic advisor to former President Ronald Reagan.

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Speaker 2: And in sports, Scottie Scheffler has won the Players Championship.

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Speaker 2: He clinched the win at twenty under. And that is

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Speaker 2: news when you want it with Bloomberg News. Now, I'm

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Speaker 2: Doug Prisoner and this is Bloomberg