Two million for the nante straight week. And the fed could hold further guidance until the fall. B. O. J. Upped the board for Small Businesses. The question you may be asking yourself in the market today is where the focus will shift in todays session from reopening to escalation. Hong kong very much the focus over the abandonment of the growth target for this year which was widely anticipate. The central bank that we learned overnight is india unexpectedly cutting rates with g. D. P. Set to shrink. We had that note from goldman talking about the worst recession ever in the Second Quarter for india. Weve got a 40basispoint rate cut to 4 from india today. Little bit of weakness in the rupee. In terms of the broader market, youre seeing the hang seng lead those losses in asia there is red on the screen across asian markets. Also u. S. And european futures pointing to a lower open. A clear risk coming through today. The 10year treasury yield drops by three basis points toward the 64 and o
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