To global reflation. Equally important, the data out of china. Have a look at this bloomberg chart. Uptick were expecting an , but not this, 6. 3 , now back above 6 . Here is your base effect, steadying, and pick up right there. Bloomberg intelligence is telling us in a note is that it might the sentiment driven. Is it supply side . Partly. This could turn, but that the in said, if you did have to choose which industries are benefiting, look up stream, steel. Downstream, not quite. Upstream, steel and rebar prices, closely coal related. You can see where that one goes. Very interesting. We will be flushing out that story and a few moments in Market Reaction when markets open in hong kong and china in 30 minutes. In the meantime, singapore, taiwan, malaysia coming online. Sophie, currencies, but the equity markets so far. Sophie these are equity markets. Higher byeing led tokyo and seoul, korea. Some marginal losses for stocks in kuala lumpur. While stocks are higher, bonds falling, the
Miner and one of its top Power Generators talking about a 267r the could be worth billion. Rishaad noble facing another difficult day after its new york listed shares tumbled, it singapore listed stock at a 17 year low. Indeed, noble sure starting trading again, but lets start off with the big stories of the day. Sterling, the at election in the u. K. Taking place on thursday. What we have been seeing is that these terrorist attacks have not had that much impact when it comes to the polls, and indeed by influence, what is going on with sterling. Sterling has been beholding to the polls in a different sense. Show how as the labour party has been doing better in recent weeks, recent days even, we have seen of oars weakness for sterling. True when we had of course the pound weekend for the tories, so an inverse relationship if you will. It seems these terrorist attacks do not have a huge political implication running into that thursday poll. Side i suppose the other you could look at in t