eric martin from bloomberg. [inaudible] [inaudible question] [inaudible] how does your department intend to make recommendations? >> the audio wasn't great -- >> i believe i heard you approximately. it was related -- in terms of data integrity and what additionally needs to be done. i can, i think everybody knows but to remind everybody, it's under consideration doing business report, nothing to do with ims data. in our case, incredibly seriously which is why we have processes in place to make sure data are in line with reviewed carefully by the department and including the ims, we are constantly working to ensure higher standards for our data and work and we have ongoing reviews all the time and we will continue to do that. >> thank you. for the next question, david from reuters. >> thank you. just to follow-up on that question in terms of steps, what the treasury asked to do and what the board said it would need to consider, what specifically do you think is required here to ensure this integrity? also related

so for the next question will also take it eric martin from bloomberg. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] saints of proactive be taken into the institution as leadership through currencies and through a protection research but the organizations. >> the audio is not great. >> i believe i heard you approximately, it was related to when terms private data integrity, what needs to be done. again, i think everyone knows this but the issues under consideration during this report had nothing to do with ims data. in our case we put data incredibly seriously we have many processes in place to make sure our data completely inre line, reviewed carefully bite many partners in different economies. as always within the institution including the ims where costley working to ensure the highest standards for our data, our research and analytical work. we have ongoing views all the time. we will continue to do so. >> thank you. for the next question is call on david from reuters. >> hi. thank you. just something to follow up on eric's question in terms of concrete steps

eric martin from bloomberg. [inaudible] and how does your department intend to make recommendations? >> thanks, if audio wasn't great. did you -- gita: yes, i believe i understood you approximately. it was-- everybody knows this. it's about the doing business report. it has nothing to do with imf data. in our case, incredibly seriously which is why we have processes in place to make sure data and focus are in line, reviewed carefully by multiple departments and economies. with any institution, we are constantly working to ensure higher standards for our data and for our research and work. >> thank you. for the next question, david from reuters. >> thank you. just to follow-up on that question in terms of steps, what the treasury asked to do and what the board said it would need to consider, what specifically do you think is required here to ensure this integrity? also related to inflation questions, central bank needs to be prepared to act quickly if inflation expectations look like they are becoming unhinged, w

shery: eric martin there. let's stay with china. feeling concerns over out -- other highly leveraged borrowers and global contagion. a dozen chinese property firms have debts maturing through early 2022. that has investors eyeing repayment dates. let's bring in john authers for more on this. it has a very small waiting in the property developers indices. we are not expecting a systemic risk from here. not even from ever grand. the concern is back -- about the broader chinese economy. john: i think that's right. the point about ever grand is that it's almost made policy decision that it doesn't have to pay this debt if it doesn't want to. it's an unforced decision. that creates much more pressure on other developers not to pay. it creates great concern about the market as a whole. the problem with that is that real estate has really been one of if not the great motors of the chinese economy. it's not so much about financial contagion beyond chinese shores. it's about economic contagion, china being less of a buyer of last resort for

shery: eric martin with the latest. you can hear the discussion with secretary blinken in full later this hour on daybreak all-star leo. -- daybreak: australia. concerns over high leverage borrowers in global contagion. nearly one dozen chinese property firms have debt and investors are eyeing repayment dates. let's bring in john. we have heard consistently that evergrande might not be a systemic risk toward china, but what about the risk to the broader economy and the broader property sector and what we are seeing right now with other developers? john: that is what is intriguing about what has happened the last few days, you've got this issue with fantasia, a smaller play and different magnitude from evergrande but it has chosen not to make it a due payment. the response has been in many ways more dramatic in terms of the values of high-yield bonds across the property space. and when evergrande first got into difficulty, there comes a clear risk that you could have broader economic contagion across real estate. i think

let's get the details from eric martin in washington. first of all, take a listen to what ambassador tai had to say today. >> i am committed to working through the many challenges ahead in this bilateral process in order to deliver meaningful results. but above all else, we must defend to the hilt our economic interests. and that means taking all steps necessary to protect ourselves against the waves of damage inflicted over the years through unfair competition. shery: eric, what do we know about this potential meeting? eric: yes, absolutely. this was a policy speech by ambassador tai at a washington think tank earlier today, monday morning in washington. we don't have exact timing yet for her meeting with li, but we know that this is something that is a top priority for the u.s. and that the strategy is based on several pillars. one is engaging to insure phase one compliance from china, phase one purchases, restarting 301 tariff exclusions, uggs businesses who want tariff exclusions to import from china, continuing to pursue u.s. priori

>> martin, thank you. i want to go now to eric bland, attorney for the family of gloria satterfield. area eric, what was the family's reaction when they learned murdaugh was charged? >> it was surreal. they are shocked. in three weeks they learned $4.3 million was stolen from them. they learned that any criminal investigation is opening up regarding their mother's death and today they learned that somebody that they had great respect for revered and thought was a family member is now criminally charged with stealing their money. it's like we are in the middle of a three-ring circus, everyday is a new level of disgust regarding alex murdaugh. >> let me ask you, the $3.4 million that murdaugh stole from the family. the family was not aware for settlement for filing and they did not know about the amount. did you have any idea of what he did with that money? >> i know he went to a bank account in bank of america, we know in that same bank account, a lot of the money he alleged to have stolen from the law firm

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