Good morning to you wherever you are. Im Frank Holland in for Brian Sullivan lets get right to the markets and take a look at the stock futures this morning its been a wild week on wal ve street today it looks like the dow could open down as much as 150 points amid new concerns over covid19 but the nasdaq, its run keeps on going. Leading to another new record high its 26 for the year on pace for the third weekly gain in three weeks. Now to the global markets. Karen tso. Shes in our london newsroom with more on that. Good morning. It has been a weak finish for those asian markets today. Negative news coming out of hong kong with fresh coronavirus cases. 38 new cases local transmission and decided to close schools again from next week that throws cold water on these markets. And the rest of the markets to be very much focused on the bull run for the Chinese Market take a look at this. A lot of investors piling into chinese stocks this week and that has taken them to the highest level in
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