Out this new silk road. Whats the environment like in hong kong with the overhang of andchina trade war, the political unrest that led to a lot of demonstration in the last couple of weeks . Can carrie lam shift the focus and gain more confidence among the investing committee as well as government officials. Here more than 5000 expected in the next day or so. We have a lot of guest. Lona ng and simon loong are joining us this hour. They try to build smart cities around southeast asia. Talking about the opportunities for the also simon loong joining us in the 11 00 hour. Talk about fintech, commercial banks and the like. Rishaad lets find out what is going on market wise. The position we find ourselves in overall. Looking at the nikkei up half of 1 . Someang seng seeing positivity, asian stocks hedging higher and higher at the moment. We did have that late rally among u. S. Counterparts. Japan, south korea in hong kong. Chinese stocks under pressure over there. S p futures slipping back
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6 30 p. M. Eurons capital tahran, this is press tv news, thanks for joining us. Over five months into this really genocide in the gaza strip, the regime is pushing ahead with its deadly onslot on the territory, even during the muslim holy month of ramadan. The Gaza Health Ministry says that nearly 70 more people are killed and about 110 others injured in israely attacks since once. Afternoon, israely forces once again open fire on eight seekers in northern gaza, killing at least six and wounding scores of others. The attack came hours after the regime war planes bombed an unrab Aid Distribution Center in the Southern City of raffa, leaving at least five people dead. Separately two civilians were killed and some others injured after their vehicle was targeted in rafa. More than 31,340 palestinians have been killed since the war began early october. Most of those killed are women and children, over 73 . Have also been injured, lets get more from musaba, hes a correspondent from tell us w