The pace is narrowing. What more can a markets do . We have seen this oil story, the pounds the bounce we have seen in oil, looking to extend the rally. That is driving the energy sector. That is outweighing the poor than unexpected gdp number. 1. 6 , a up by sevenmonth high. I will tell you about the movers, in particular. It is the property sector. Gains across energy. Bitre seeing a little coming from hong kong and. Outheast asia as well we are seeing a selloff surprisingly. We are getting trade numbers at some point today. China,perty sector in this is what is driving the rally. A lot of talk about potential consolidation. It is at its highest since 1990. This is another company. Trading at record highs. An outright takeover is not entirely out of the cards. I want to take a quick look at and where the japanese yen is sitting. Flate looking for a new range. Data onthe latest japans gdp growth fell short of estimates as Business Investment going backwards last quarter. Us and isider
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