Sydney. Welcome to daybreak australia. We are in our away from the opening of the markets. Good morning. For thegood morning japanese Prime Minister, shinzo abe, and looks like he might get a super majority going into the elections. Upsaw nikkei futures going half a percent. The yen at seeing the lowest in half a month. 114, getting close to the 113. 90 is where were at. Abesexpectations that gamble has paid off, and looks like he is secure the super arerity, and the markets interpreting continuity when it comes to this ultraloose Monetary Policy, as well as flexible fiscal policy. Lets get over to yvonne man, who is in tokyo. Victory byis is a default. Were there any surprises . Pretty much deja vu again. Forcing a split to what we saw in the 2014 election, but it is a potential come and looking more likely to be a landslide for shinzo abe, with the 465 seats for grabs. We are seeing the ldt and its Coalition Party coming out with 460 five. Out of the a close second, a little bit of a
And the north korean policy review that President Trump has just completed. So for north korea watchers, twentysomething has certainly been an interesting year. President trump decided to review policy shortly after his inauguration, and he came back with a policy that emphasizes maximum pressure and engagement. There is been some mixed signals of what exactly guide states that be looking for from north korea before entering into negotiations. Software also has a new president. He has expressed interest in talking to the North Koreans south korea under what conditions remains somewhat of an open question. Then of course the north korea weve seen a number of Ballistic Missile test already in 2017 including some new systems. All of this is leading up to the summit that trump will hold in washington, d. C. , later this month. So dont make sense of all of these developments are and where fortunate with us today Michael Elleman and Suzanne Dimaggio. We will start today Michael Elleman, a se
So thank you all for sticking around for our panel and im sure it comes as no surprise that we would be discussing north korea today given the increased tensions on the Korean Peninsula and the north korean policy review. That President Trump has just completed. sover north korea watchers, when he 17 has been an interesting year. The President Trump decided to review policy for north korea shortly after his inauguration and he came back with a policy that emphasizes maximum pressure and engagement but there has been signals on what exactly the United States let me looking for from north korea before entering into negotiations. South korea also has a new president. He has expressed an interest in talking to the North Koreans but again, under what conditions still remains somewhat an openended question and of course in north korea weve seen a number of Ballistic Missile tests already in 2017 including some new systems. And all of this is leading up to the summit that trump and moon j in
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