As well. Down 0. 9 . That was expected considering all the liquidity we have seen pumped into chinese mainland markets. The hong kong hang seng well off the lows, very modest losses. Roughly flat on the day. Up near 1 surging, at the moment. As you mentioned, this after losses of 3 in the u. S. Trading session, the worst day in two years. That completely detracted those gains for the index. Lets look at a couple of the risk metrics. Across the fx and commodity riskts, seeing a little, seeing a little bit of tension, a push toward risk. Put it all in perspective. Some major moves in these Asset Classes in the past couple days. The yen having its best day since august. The aussie dollar trading near the lows since 2009. Look at commodities, copper pushing for the upside, representative of Global Growth in the economy. The gains in gold over the past five days starting to temper. 1650 dollars near a troy ounce. Haidi taking a look at a deeper dive, david is in hong kong. What you watching
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 almost all of its gains, now trading flat on the day. It was the boj statement yesterday that really got the relief rally rolling. Now we see japan leading the way down. Meanwhile, asx 200, australian stocks still trading very aalthy, the best day in over year, head of the rba decision in which traders are expecting a cut. The cost be kospi doing well. Pointing out,were the japanese yen, we very
the japanese yen, seen as a safe haven is under a little pressure. we did get those positive numbers out of south korea. 70% year-over-year in the first 10 days of this month. let s get the latest on the market action with sarah. we continue to see green across the screen. is an extension of the risk rally. sang hans hen saying is up 20%. both of them are seeing higher than average volume. if you look at the korean coffee, it is up. making its way to the upside, the s&p 500 futures also extending those gains after both of the s&p 500 and the tech .eavy 500 it is not just equities pointing and ansk rally optimistic tone. the commodities market is as well. the aussie dollar is higher by .2%. the japanese yen falling for a 50 day. we are seeing that fifth day. we are seeing that safety bid falling. we are seeing oil rebound. one pointp nearly five percentage points. we have seen an amounts immense amount of pain for bread. we are watching just a couple of events that are