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like warm temperatures, that s exactly what we re going to be seeing. in fact, as kira mentioned, we re already in the 50s. right now in the south bay, 51 degrees. peninsula, 63. tri valley, 55. and in san francisco, 55 degrees. now, it is still a little bit chilly in the north bay at 40 degrees. we re seeing a couple of, you know, foggy conditions in the north bay. but let s take a look at the coastal fog and 24-hour change. so look how impressive half moon bay. 20 degrees warmer at this hour than we were yesterday. sunnyvale, 12 degrees warmer. livermore, 12 degrees warmer. so we definitely still have the high pressure dominating in the forecast. that s what s really been keeping us dry, and it s been warming us up. and what does that mean in terms of the rain and the snow pack? well, i will have a complete rundown of exactly what you can expect when it s, of course, super bowl sunday here on nbc bay area. and when do we get a next chance of rain? i know i keep sayi ....
commodities largely oily largely avoiding the rout. the latest from goldman sachs. this is bloomberg markets: asia . haidi: as you mentioned, it wasn t smooth sailing. it was quite a stomach churning roller coaster. buckling and go along for the ride. opening the dow with that lunch, and we had a 25 minute period with a swing of more than 900 points before we had major u.s. stocks finish in the positive. the question is, is this the new normal? his volatility back with a vengeance? let s take a look at how things are tracking when it comes to the asian session. we are seeing this recovery mode playing out when it comes to japanese equities. some of the hardest hit yesterday in the selloff. the topix rising about 3% at the open, the nikkei 225 also up by 3%. this is being driven by tronics best buy electronics by electronics and auto. david: finally we can focus on the data coming out. there, and the words of bon jovi, because that has almost been the anthem acro ....
supporters. bloomberg markets asia. haidi: this recovery however long it lasts will be a one-way bet the way it has been over the past few months. there is a sense this is a market that is trying to find its footing after the selloff. the worst selloff in seven years, we did get that treasury story again. here in asia, not too bad. let s take a look at where things were tracking. japanese stocks with strong gains. and it upside of 1%. the topics much the same. .nd we are bucking the trend there is a sense of caution where volatility s come down but higher than where we were a week ago. gone backngs have not to normal. when you look at what will be happening in hong kong we will see how much investors look at the trade data. will they ignore it or put more weight on it? that would give you an indication that we are back to regular programming. the other thing i want to mention, have a look at this chart. to real stress times for the market, gf cn red. you have the eu ....
planning to withhold billions in payments if that you does not play ball on trade. itare waiting for the latest is bce earnings under the outgoing ceo. we will bring you the numbers and analysis, this hour. ael signs a gas as port export deal with egypt. it is 8:00 a.m. across the emirates and 4:00 a.m. in london. i am yousef gamal el-din in dubai. china has yet to come back online, but again, asian equities taking their cues from what was a slightly weaker let s run you through the key highlights in these markets. gmm is the key function on your bloomberg. linesleins being de being led by the japanese nikkei. profit-taking hitting electronics and automakers specifically and weakness coming through here. the philippines and south korea. we re looking at a backdrop here of a slightly stronger u.s. dollar playing out in the foreign exchange column, the .2 5% index short of higher. a bit of downward pressure on the norwegian krone. 1% at $62.29 per barrel. opecore co ....
left in asia s once a dominant commodities trade off. kong markets are getting set to come back online after the lunar new year long weekend. chinese markets are still away until thursday. we take a look at what is going on in the hong kong stock exchange. in terms of a handover, not much of one after that stellar performance by asia shares on a monday driven largely by japanese equities that had their second best day of the year. we saw a little bit of a failure to extend those gains in the european session. we are also seeing u.s. futures trading down as well. let s take a look at where we are moving in terms of markets. a big week when it comes to markets. it over to sophie for a look at how things are going. ie: as you pointed out, u.s. futures are declining. taiwan and a vietnam also closed for the extended holiday. the nikkei and topics snap a topix snap amb three-day climb. seoul, and for decline. in kuala lumpur, stocks are sliding after a five-day bend. we wi ....