$200,000 a pop. you can let us know which you think of today s top stories by following me on twitter. don t forget to include #trendingbusiness. today, butins close singapore, malaysia come online. here s a look at what is happening so far this morning. counting downre to the biggest ipo we are likely to see this year, china postal savings bank at the bottom of the hour. have a look at malaysia and singapore, both up by .1%, so a little upside to the asian markets. we are weighed down by the , japanesef by 1.3% equity stocks rallied monday post-presidential debate, so we have factored in that rally on the back of the presidential debate with markets perceiving hillary clinton as the winner. we are seeing the yen back in favor today, so weighing on the nikkei. in japan 1000 stocks with the dividend as well. we are often korea, some upside in australia. we are seeing a rebound in the crude price. new zealand is holding onto its gains, up by .2%. let s look at what is weighing
the administration is working on has had a lot to do with their national laboratory. secretary moniz talked about to his earlier. with two of the three nationals be let into mexico. we can t talk to about all the great things those scientists have done and the contribution they have made but they really on top of these nuclear enterprise issues. i know the story will come out eventually how important it is and i would ask that the washington post editorial be put in the record at this point. thank you all for your work they didn t. thank you come and i ve visited both of those labs with you. certainly they bring an incredible role in our national security as is oak ridge lab in tennessee and cooperation with the on these issues. any other comments? senator kaine, yes sir. thank you, mr. chair come and to all committee members rationally supported the beginning of the negotiation with iran when president obama announced in november 2013 and really viewed as the fruition
avoid it? well, i don t think that conflict is inevitable. i think that the world we re in today is probably a different world than the ones we have been in before when a great power arose. the effects of globalization and economic globalization and the movement of people, the interconnectedness of banks and industry, of all these things that you know very well about, i think have made it imperative that we understand the rise of china and that we to some agree, accommodate the rise of china where we can to attempt to shape the rise of china. i ve said on many occasions that a china that would the china with a military that would come forward as a net provider of security rather than a net user of security would be beneficial to not only the region but would be beneficial to us as well. and i think that s an achievable goal. i think it has to be looked at how do we deal with china globally and global institutions from their role in the united nations to how they re behavi
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