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From theto the concern economic hit caused by the pandemic. We have job losses here with a more modest hit in this part of the world. Else is going on out there and quickly looking at the dollar index is. We do have the dollar steady at the moment. We had the surge in the dollar seeing a little bit of a spike taking place. Being seen as a haven currency. The yen, 104. 49. New york crude, what we have here is a plunge taking place overnight. Nearly 5 . They recovered a little bit from that. 8 10 of 1 . 67 a barrel for wti. Gold the steady, but not really acting as a safe haven. We have breaking...

Lets have a look at what has been really driving things here, haslinda. Haslinda the focus this week for markets will be that policy meeting in china. Fed chair Jerome Powell says a new rebound in u. S. Growth depends on the delivery of a vaccine, but he stressed that the economy will recover eventually. This economy will recover. It may take a while. It may take a period of time. It could stretch through the end of next year. We really do not know. Powells remarks follow a warning that and our chief asia correspondent, enda curran, joins us now. Away . S the key take powell saying he is not l...

Are 30 minutes away from the open in hong kong, china and taiwan closed for trading, but singapore and malaysia coming online, a slew of asian pmis, the markets have a lot to digest. Lets get it over to david ingles. Happy first day of the quarter, by the way. David and to you as well, heidi. Ofeak dollar story, a bit deals. The leaders across asia, a few flat markets. South korea. 5 , new zealand, singapore, we wont get into the details. Japan erasing earlier losses. Have a look at the currency markets, inflows, the south korean won, a big movement with high beta currencies like the won. 1111...

Nikkei 225 index surged past the record it set in 1989 before its financial bubble burst, ushering in an era of faltering growth.

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