Session here. We are seeing korean stocks up, some 4 . This has certainly been a shift in the risk on sentiment we are seeing. The concerns over the waves are being brushed aside. Across assetsg here. When it comes to your bond, we are seeing yield ticking higher. 73 basis points for your u. S. Tenyear. We saw a rise but it is petering off. Did selloff overnight. Take a look at currencies, the dollar dropped will be the key story here. That is living these markets here today. As aen has been steady rock here. Despite the volatility we have seen. That should give some breathing room for the boj. Perhaps they are likely to sit tight when it comes to policy levers but look for hints on what they do with the Corporate Funding program. Youre seeing that dollar is really trickling through here. The taiwanese dollar is blaring green here today. We are up a third of 1 . The korean won strengthening. 7 . Mmb is unchanged. There has been a sense that the feds have the markets back. Letting the C
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Demonstrations what they did in delhi was they allowed the demonstrators to get to the red fort they let allowed to go through the barriers in single file and no sooner had they got through those barriers that they were all loaded up on 2 coaches arrested there and then shipped out no we thought they were going to be going to be taken to police stations across the city but no the Security Services most probably with the Regional Government as well decided that what they were going to do was take these coaches to the further this was point of the cities of border and leave these people let them get off the coach and dump them there basically add to that no Internet Connection and no media and the phone lines being cut as well these individuals who were possibly Civil Society that politicians students couldnt connect with each other couldnt communicate with each other so they didnt know what the next stage would be what the police have done is theyve done that in several locations across
Michel aoun named him his name is house and he is a former Education Minister and currently a University Professor he is also a sunni muslim and he is the new Prime Minister as part of the sectarian political system in lebanon now we have seen a huge amount of widespread political unrest there and we have heard from our correspondent that wolf that a number of sunni parties a sunni bloc actually looked out of parliament and theyre very unhappy the fact that hes been nominated the new Prime Minister he has he was initially nominated by the hezbollah led alliance and this comes often months and months of political upheaval protests began back in october. Hundreds of thousands took to the streets of beirut and various cities across the country demanding an end to this sectarian political system asking for and a complete overhaul of the political system now there has been a political stalemate and. The former Prime Minister did resign after weeks and weeks of of demonstrations and after th