In london. Whichtalk about the bhp, puts commodities very firmly in the center of things. Is the end of the route insight . How many times have i asked that question in recent months . Is this the end . 100 Day Moving Average is insight after a little rally. Taking it back up toward the 100 Day Moving Average. Some investors are suggesting that this could mean that we are that we have some more positive moves to come. Remember, futures of copper had actually rallied more than 9 from their six year low in january. Manus we seem to have passed those crisis moments. The question is, can we sustain it . We have iron ore, oil on the move as well. Boy ofe was the whipping commodities in 2015. Iron ore futures hitting a fourmonth high in china. When you have is the highcost producers in china dropping out. That story on the bloomberg. Aussie exports dropping by 10 . Subman sachs talking about 40 until 2018. Brent oil down 1. 7 . Anna just to go against the grain slightly, that one at the 1216
Dividend. We will speak to the ceo of one of the Worlds Largest Hotel Companies in just a couple of minutes time. Hans, good morning. A number of things going on. Yen one of the big movers overnight. We need to Pay Attention to it. Hans we have this axis then show crisis by mr. Kuroda e xistential crisis by mr. Kuroda in japan. I think its one of the main stories, not the only story, but one of the main stories driving this sentiment. Uy the market already got there and it seems to be increasingly ahead of the central bank. Look at whats going on with the fed. We will talk about blackrock later on. Right now. About this let me show you whats happening on the terminal. At ise are looking probably markets coming up by about. 8 . Likeean stocks look theyre going to open a little bit softer in around 29 minutes time. Hans weve got to take a quick look at the assets out there. Sentiment inisk the treasuries, down to about 1. 75. On the 10year, pound continuing to weekend. Weaken. Lets get t
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