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French election with a decisive win over Marine Le Pen. Rishaad right, we are looking at what is going on when it comes to trade numbers out of china. They should be out in the next hour, about 35 billion, the surplus there, giving us an idea of what is going on with the Global Economy and domestic demand, the intrinsic point for the chinese economy as we see this rebalancing taking place. Seeping out of the country, but it feels like these capital controls are working. Haidi some pretty jerked capital controls. Draconian pretty capital controls. We did see that in the fx reserves. 8392, that pulls together these stories, the yuan stabilizing, the spot rate, and then the monthly foreignexchange reserves. Around 3ll sitting trillion, but that number was much better than what economists were in, but does reflect a capitaluan, stricter controls but stopped money from leaving the country, and arguably a pickup in terms of sentiment in terms of how investors are perceiving how the chinese e
We have world coverage here on daybreak asia. We will have the latest news from sydney. Betty and, follow from firing of theps fbi director, that stunning news earlier this week. We are live from our u. S. And asia headquarters. I am in new york, it is just after 7 00 p. M. Yvonne it is just after 7 00 a. M. In hong kong. A soggy day in asia, not just the weather. The markets, as well. Earnings at a retail with the biggest disappointment. Consumer staples were one of the better performers today on the s p. As you mentioned, that risk off coming into the market, we did fight back from the low of the session to close near the high of the session. Still on the red. S p down 2 10 of 1 . Losing. That makes it all the more poor and important to see direction in the market. An upside to the retail scale numbers tomorrow to see where the economy is headed. Numbers suggest a big rebound. Here is how asia is keeping things kicking things off in new zealand. Cautiousness, stocks down 1 10 of 1 .
Good morning welcome to Worldwide Exchange on cnbc. Im dominic chu in for wilfred frost. Im Morgan Brennan in for sara eisen its new music friday, were getting your weekend started with a brandnew song by zed and liam payne called get low. What do you think . I kind of like it its firing me up for jobs friday also makes me feel like im in a club on a saturday night i hear get low, im thinking lil john and the east side boys for sure lets check the Global Markets there is some stuff going on ahead of this big jobs friday. If you look at the u. S. Equities picture, its generally flat, maybe to be expected after a down day yesterday things are Holding Steady ahead of that 8 30 a. M. Eastern time jobs report. You can see the implied open for the dow, just about one point. The s p about two points nasdaq up by about five. As we look at the tenyear treasury note yield, a key focus for traders and investors over the past week or two, given the bank stock run, global rates all over the place,
Years. Its warded them off and rebounded in a meaningful way each and every time. My sense is youll have more of the same now guy, just a quick question on the markets more broadly yesterday markets higher and the dollar higher. That correlation has not been in play for much of the summer. Is it encouraging to see the markets rally in the face of a strong dollar . Wolf, as you know, one day does not a streak make, but i think youre on to something lets see how it plays out the dollar was on a bit of a its been on a bit of a roerl coa roller coaster i dont think correlation can continue, but to your point it was a healthy sign we can say we want yields, but lower yields are positive for the equity market. Theyre positive until theyre not. I think were in that sweet spot, and i hate yeezi inusing well but i think you have to watch the dollar closely everything concerns me especially waking up at this ungodly hour, but one of the other things that concerns me is currency volatility is sur