Julia Wang, Economist, HSBC, joined Juliette Saly and Doug Krizner on Daybreak Asia. She looks ahead to economic data due from China today. She goes on to say she isn't too optimistic over agreement on trade in June and considers the outlook for the yuan.By Bloomberg News.

Aidan Yao, Senior Economist:Emerging Asia, AXA Investment Managers Asia, joined Rishaad Salamat and Doug Krizner on Daybreak Asia. He looks ahead to economic data due from China today, saying the broader picture is already showing decelaration in economic growth. He goes on to discuss signs of the trade war biting.…

Nadine Terman, CEO/CIO/Founder, Solstein Capital, joined Rishaad Salamat and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. She explains why investors should be defensive at present, looking at slowing growth and potential for a Fed rate cut.By Bloomberg News.

Ben Bland, Director:Southeast Asia/Research Fellow, Lowy Institute For International Policy and Bloomberg Opinion Columnist, joined Rishaad Salamat and Doug Krizner on Daybreak Asia. He looks into why the extradition bill could be an inflection point for Hong Kong. He goes onto why the U.S. position on the matter is so important.…

James Whelan, Investment Manager, VFS Group, joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He explains why he is keeping close watch on the Fed meeting next week. He goes on to say he is steering clear of emerging markets with the trade war and global slowdown both concerns.By Bloomberg News.

Matt Maley, Equity Strategist, Miller Tabak + Co, joined Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. He says trade uncertainties are making it difficult for businesses to make decisions, which presents a risk to growth. He goes on to say he doesn't think the Fed will move next week.By Bloomberg News.

Bill Lee, Chief Economist, Milken Institute, joined Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. Bryan asked him whether the U.S. and China are still trying to inflict pain on one another on trade. He goes on to say that creation of a good framework is required in order to avoid damaging growth prospects for decades to come.…

Allan Zeman, Lan Kwai Fong Group Chairman, joined Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. He says the proposed extradition bill in Hong Kong has taken on a life of its own. He explains recent amendments, what the intention of the bill is and why he hopes for a delay.By Bloomberg News.

Anu Madgavkar, Partner, Mckinsey Global Institute, joined Paul Allen and Doug Krizner on Daybreak Asia. She discusses the rise of automation and how it will impact women differently to men in terms of job losses and gains.By Bloomberg News.

Sylvia Jablonski, Managing Director: Capital Markets, Institutional ETF Strategist, Direxion Investments, joined Rishaad Salamat and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. She discusses volatility on markets and drivers behind that. She goes on to some of the opportunities she sees in emerging markets.By Bloomberg News.

Michael Purves, Chief Global Strategist/Head:Derivatives Strategy, Weeden & Co, joined Bryan Curtis and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. He says investors should be aware that trade negotiations are a long term process. He goes on to discuss the huge divergence between bond and equity markets.By Bloomberg News.

Mark Matthews, Managing Director/Head:Asia Research, Bank Julius Baer, joined Doug Krizner and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He explains why he doesn't think China wants a deal on trade. He goes on to the policy shift he is seeing towards a more closed mentality and what that means for the economy.…

Charlene Chu, Senior Analyst, Autonomous, joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. She says China has only addressed a tiny fraction of the bad debt problem and that trade tensions have diverted attention from this. She goes on to say that lack of resolution on trade will weigh on growth ahead.…

Mike DiCecco, Executive Managing Director of Asset Finance for Huntington Bank, joined Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. He says the transportation sector doesn't look to be headed into recession in the near term. He goes on to discuss potential consolidation within the sector.By Bloomberg News.

Paresh Upadhyaya, Senior Vice President/Director:Currency Strategy, AmundiPioneer, joined Rishaad Salamat and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. He explains why he sees the dollar treading water over the next few months. He goes on to say movement on currency pairs remains suprisingly subdued.By Bloomberg News.

Richard Harris, CEO/Founder, Port Shelter Investment Management, joined Doug Krizner and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He says markets are clutching at straws at present. He goes on to discuss the weekend's protest over the proposed extradition law in Hong Kong and how credibility impacts markets.By Bloomberg News.

Jeremy Lawson, Chief Economist, Aberdeen Standard Investments, joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He says their view is that the Fed will cut twice this year, which should be enough to stabilize growth. He goes on say it's hard for companies to commit to long term capital investment projects, given the current trade environ ...…

Ed Rogers, CEO/Chief Investment Officer, Rogers Investment Advisors, joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He says Japan's economic data is generally positive and that the key metric to keep watch on is unemployment. He goes on to the problems Japan faces with an aging population.By Bloomberg News.

Jason Schenker, President/Chief Economist, Prestige Economics, joined Rishaad Salamat and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. He says the U.S. jobs report was still pretty good. He goes on to say people may be overpricing the probability of a rate cut.By Bloomberg News.

Richard Byworth, Chief Executive Officer, Diginex, joined Doug Krizner and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He discusses the evolution of the digital asset investing sector, starting with a look at the regulatory environment.By Bloomberg News.

Anwiti Bahuguna, Senior Portfolio Manager, Columbia Threadneedle, joined Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. She discusses volatility on markets and how to navigate that. She goes on to what the Fed would be looking for before considering any insurance cut.By Bloomberg News.

Ward McCarthy, Chief Financial Economist, Jefferies, joined Rishaad Salamat and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. He looks ahead to the U.S. jobs report, starting with why he says the ADP number is not a good predictor. He goes on to say there are no winners in a trade war.By Bloomberg News.

Kathy Fisher, Head:Wealth & Investment Strategies, AllianceBernstein, joined Bryan Curtis and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. She says there has been a significant sentiment shift following discussions on new tariffs on Mexico. She goes on to look ahead to the U.S. jobs report and what investors may want from it.…

Charu Chanana, Deputy Head of Asia Research, Continuum Economics, joined Juliette Saly and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. She discusses expectations for the RBI meeting, taking a look at the support and reform she feels the Indian economy requires.By Bloomberg News.

Kevin Carter, Founder, EMQQ, joined Rishaad Salamat and Doug Krizner on Daybreak Asia. He says emerging markets are all about the consumer and that the way we consume is changing. He goes on to say that China is currently the biggest part of that story, but he is seeing that spreading more widely now.…

Peter Tchir, Head:Macro Strategy, Academy Securities, joined Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. He says we have shifted beyond a trade war and we will a more serious and prolonged debate than markets have been expecting. He goes on to say he thinks the Fed will have to be very cautious on cutting rates.…

Basil Karampelas, Managing Director, SierraConstellation Partners, joined Rishaad Salamat and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. He discusses the pressures the energy sector faces. He goes on to some of the most interesting technological advances he is seeing in oil production.By Bloomberg News.

Matt Jamieson, Senior Director/Head:APAC Research, Fitch Ratings Australia, joined Doug Krizner and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. He discusses their report investigating what a hypothetical severe economic slowdown scenario in China could mean for corporates in the APAC region.By Bloomberg News.

Ed Moya, Chief Market Strategist, Oanda, joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He says the trade war will ultimately dictate what happens on markets in the near term. He goes on to expectations for a Fed cut and where he sees opportunities in emerging markets.By Bloomberg News.

Bill Adams, Senior International Economist, PNC Financial Services, joined Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. He reacts to Jerome Powell's comments on openness to a Fed cut and says he's more worried about the outlook for global growth than he was a couple of months ago.By Bloomberg News.

Marie Myers, Chief Financial Officer, UiPath, joined Rishaad Salamat and Doug Krizner on Daybreak Asia. She says the financial sector is moving quickly in adopting robotic process automation technology. She goes on to the efficiencies it can deliver in terms of return on investment and productivity.By Bloomberg News.

Jim Louderback, General Manager and Senior Vice President, VidCon, joined Rishaad Salamat and Doug Krizner on Daybreak Asia. He takes a look at the rise of the influencer, the importance of selecting the right people to create content and spotting the fakers.By Bloomberg News.

Paul Bloxham, Chief Economist, HSBC Australia, joined Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. He explains why he expects the RBA to cut the cash rate to 1.25% today. He goes onto Australia's growth outlook, the impact of trade and what's driving the housing market.By Bloomberg News.

Marvin Loh, Global Macro Strategist, State Street, joined Bryan Curtis and David Ingles on Daybreak Asia. He says there are several issues spooking markets that may not get resolved in the short to medium term. He goes on to discuss concerns for the U.S. economy with ongoing trade tensions.By Bloomberg News.

Joshua Rotbart, Founder, J Rotbart and Co, joined Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. He says the primary drivers for gold depend on location. He goes on to explain that there's no lack of supply at present and considers how much cryptocurrencies are impacting levels of demand.By Bloomberg News.

Katrina Ell, Economist, Moody's Analytics, joined Rishaad Salamat and Doug Krizner on Daybreak Asia. She looks ahead to key economic data due this week, starting with South Korea's 2nd quarter GDP. She goes on to the potential for recession ahead if the trade war takes a darker path.By Bloomberg News.

Jun Bei Liu, Portfolio Manager, Tribeca Investment Partners, joined Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. She says investors should be moving to a more defensive position, while keeping watch for good opportunities.By Bloomberg News.

Grace Ng, Senior China Economist, JP Morgan, joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. She starts with expectations for China's PMI data and the damage the escalating trade war is having on capex. She goes on what moves we might see on monetary policy if there are further tariff hikes.By Bloomberg News.

Ruchir Desai, Fund Manager, Asia Frontier Capital, joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He reacts to the latest moves on trade tariffs and goes on to discuss the opportunities he sees from Asian frontier markets avoiding the limelight.By Bloomberg News.

Lara Rhame, Chief Economist: U.S., FS Investments, joined Bryan Curtis and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. She says markets are missing the fact that the economy is set to slow down whether we get a deal on trade or not. She goes on to say it's hard to have confidence that we can wait for inflation to get to the level the Fed wants.…

Andrew Collier, Managing Director, Orient Capital Research joined Doug Krizner and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He says the rare earths situation with China is difficult to assess. He goes on to his outlook for China's economy and how seven to the dollar is a key psychological barrier for the yuan.…

Robert Grieves, Chairman, AmCham Hong Kong, joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. He says their members don't like seeing such an unstable environment where trade is concerned. He goes on to explain the Hong Kong policy act, what it protects and how important it is to keep it in place.…

Valentijn Van Nieuwenhuijzen, CIO, NN Investment Partners, joined Juliette Saly and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. He discusses the forces driving the escalation of trade tensions between the U.S. and China. He goes on to the weakening of business spending intentions and the potential for recession ahead.…

Ted Murphy, CEO, IZEA, joined Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. He discusses the rise of influencer marketing, how it differs in China from the U.S. and how effective a tool it is.By Bloomberg News.

Ryan Kelley, Portfolio Manager, Hennessy Advisors, joined Rishaad Salamat and Bryan Curtis on Daybreak Asia. He takes an in depth look at the natural gas sector, explaining why he is so optimistic at present.By Bloomberg News.

Mikio Kumada, Executive Director/Global Strategist, LGT Capital Partners Asia, joined Doug Krizner and Kathleen Hays on Daybreak Asia. He discusses market sentiment and geopolitical issues. He goes on to the Chinese government's reaction to potential trade escalation.By Bloomberg News.

Jingyi Pan, Market Strategist, IG Asia, joined Bryan Curtis and Juliette Saly on Daybreak Asia. She discusses the impact of protracted trade negotiations between the U.S. and China on FX markets. She goes on to which Asian countries will be hurt most and why she likes gold as a top conviction trade.By Bloomberg News.

Everett Millman, Precious Metals Specialist, Gainesville Coins, joined Rishaad Salamat and Doug Krizner on Daybreak Asia. He discusses lagging haven demand for gold of late and considers the outlook for copper and a slowdown in manufacturing. He goes on to the recent rebound in cryptocurrencies.By Bloomberg News.

Alejo Czerwonko, Emerging Markets Strategist, Chief Investment Office, UBS, joined Doug Krizner and Rishaad Salamat on Daybreak Asia. He says the U.S.-China dispute will remain the overriding driver for emerging market assets, but valuations are still favorable.By Bloomberg News.

Dwyfor Evans, Managing Director, Head of APAC Macro Strategy, State Street Global Markets, joined Bryan Curtis and Oanh Ha on Daybreak Asia. He explains why keeping watch on domestic consumption data from China is so important. He goes on to the difficulty companies face if considering moving supply chains.…