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Lose social distancing measures in indonesia, perhaps having a slower recovery. Were still seeing gains. The sti also snapping out of a whole week of losses we saw yesterday, where every day last week was in the red. But we do see singapore the most affected nation in the nation region in the nation. The nikkei 225, watching the boj, a lot of focus on bond buying. Will they scrapped that ¥80 trillion target and launch that unlimited qe . The yen has been satellite steady ahead of the policy decision. Were watching wan related assets given the speculation of kim jonguns health. We still see st...

Right . When you talked about the japanese markets, we see the japanese yen gaining ground after it gained, was almost at the highest level in five months against the u. S. Dollar. Perhaps taking a little bit from the equity markets there. As you mention, this following the boj coming through with a 500 billion yen to provide stability to financial markets. Lets get a deeper look at the markets with sarah. Today, ther on Conference Call with the g7 finance ministers. We have seen a Global Relief rally while still intact, starting to fade. Japanese equities, the nikkei two to five, has given up...

The world trade coming to an end. We have seen bond yields climb up. Have seen the u. S. 10 year moving out of the haven currencies and haven bonds. The yen seeing more weakness if you can call it suffering. That, bund futures seeing those yields go up as we see prices get sold off. Lets have a look at the first word news. Lets get to new york. We start with the reserve bank of australia. It is maintaining its glass thefull view, reiterating economy is emerging from a soft patch while also forecasting no acceleration in wage growth and inflation barely reach the bottom of its target. Growth of...

Insiders have told The Sun that nearly ten months on, production staff have now been told to look for other work, likely signalling the end of the car show.

Factory output basically contributed nothing to the world economy. That may be out to change.