To decision by ab inbev do can its ipo has major implications for the hong kong market. Shery lets look at how markets closed, another day of record highs with the s p 500 closing above 3000 and the dow reaching 27,332. We had tech and industrials leading the gains. Energy stocks gaining ground as crude rallies on potential impact from Tropical Storm barry in the gulf of mexico. Seeing the nasdaq up. 6 , u. S. Futures not doing much. We saw data last week showing u. S. Producer prices gaining more than expected. Still u. S. Stocks managed to rent at a record high to end at a record high. We have japan away on holiday. Sophie looking at asian futures, they are looking mostly higher but sydney looking to open lower at the start of cash trade. Japan is offline, busy start to the week. We have chinese gdp and a bunch of activity data from the mainland. Stock markets flashing Warning Signals on the china composite with the worst week in two months on friday. We will gauge reaction to the ne
The drumbeats loader for rate cuts. Southeast asian leaders walking a fine line in the simmering trade war. We will bring you more from the meeting in bangkok and more with the Prime Minister of malaysia. Looking at how markets closed, it was a turbulent session not only because we saw the iranu. S. Tensions escalate but because futures and options expired on the same day on quadruple witching day. So at one point it was an intraday record high but then we thought ending. 1 down lower. Led by real estate firms. The dow falling. 1 as well after touching a high we have not seen since october. We had Energy Stocks gaining ground, the biggest on the s p 500 as we saw wti gain 10 last week on middle east tensions. At. Futures not doing much the moment. Lets see how we are shaping up. Sophie on friday asian stocks faltered but the benchmark managed to pull through with the best week of gains since january and this monday we have a lackluster start ahead for asian shares, kiwi under pressure.
Being unhappy with policy. The drum beats louder for rate cuts. And people working closely together to protect interests in the escalating trade war, we are live in bangkok. You a check oft the markets at the close. It was a turbulent day with not only iranu. S. Tensions but futures and options expiring together on quadruple witching day. There was a record intraday high only to close lower by. 1 , industrials and real estate stocks leading the declines. We have one sector gaining ground, the energy sector. The biggest winner of the session. Wti rally 10 last week on heightening middle east tensions. U. S. Futures up. 2 . Lets see how we are setting up. Sophie with the event risks sex g20, we could see asian asian stocks set for a softer open. Look at kiwi shares continuing to climb while flipping the board, checking the kiwi dollar, it is slightly higher for a succession as funds go bearish the currency ahead of the rbnz decision. The kiwi could be limited if central bank stays dovish
About talks. When the chips are down, intel is reviewing its Global Supply chain and we have an interview with the ceo. We saw tech stocks really weighing on the market as chipmakers tumbled the most in almost a month. The s p 500 paired back earlier declines but finished lower. 2 . Radcom weighing on the index trailed. Y we also have positive u. S. Retail sales and manufacturing data query that undermined the case for a more dovish fed. We are seeing u. S. Futures up. 1 . Lets see how we are shaping up. Sophie asia markets facing headwinds kicking off a big week for centralbank policy. The boj and boe. Ecisions from taiwan futures looking mixed ahead, but. Ower for soul you may stocks slipping after a fourday game. On the central bank runs no changes expected from the boj but economists see a rampup in easing measures as the next step of yen strengthening. It is Holding Steady while the kiwi dollar looking to tap a trend line with down pressure building amid slowing concerns. Obsessiv
Oil producers hit and at extended curbs. They tell us the strategy is working. Ramy good morning, david, and good morning to our viewers across the asiapacific and around the world. What were talking about this whole weekend, the Government Shutdown. Right now, partial, but how total will it get . Looking at markets on friday, equity markets closed at record highs for the s p 500 and nasdaq , but we were talking in the past hour about whether it could hit gdp. It depends on how long it lasts. The longer it goes, the more pain we might see. David certainly. Will it affect risk sentiment . Maybe not, we look at indicators. By the looks of it, we might continue the run. Running,nd is up and have a look at the markets there, a jump up there. 8334 right now. The dollar is down again. We are moving slightly into earnings season. Look at australia, coming off a 40 skid for that market. Cents on the currency there. 288 on the yield, approaching the10year approaching gap for the aussie 10 year