Regionally, as we saw a setback moments ago from Johnson Johnson. They are pausing the study here on their vaccine after one of their patients fell ill. We did of course look at, when it comes to the china 10 year, we are expecting a big dollar bond sale as well, and details as soon as wednesday. Still Holding Around the 670 level at the moment. Lets look at the rest of the market as we count down to those numbers out of china. Ratentioned in indonesia decision later today, jakarta coming online just slightly higher. Because ofpressure vaccine setbacks, and india as well, we could see a lower open in mumbai. A big power outage yesterday impacted volumes. We also saw inflation surge in september. We are watching fx as well, the dollar pretty steady and the rest of asia affects fx lower after we saw weakness in the chinese currency as well, the pboc made it cheaper to short the renminbi. We are watching the china and aussie tensions ramp up again. We see brent crude and new york crude, p
Charles evan calls for credibly important government stimulus. Australia heads into Earnings Seasons amid the first recession in decades and a virus pandemic that is crippling the economy. It promises to be one of the most challenging periods on record. Here is how markets are trading. We are seeing u. S. Fewer sugars u. S. Futures under pressure. We had ask leading u. S. China tensions fan yelling fanning the data. The bloomberg dollar index flat at the moment. This after a fifth consecutive weekly decline that will be the longest losing stretch since january of 2018. The offshore yuan is flat at the moment. This after the yuan led declines in asian currencies. We have President Trump moving to been tiktok and we chat. Hang seng futures down to tense up 1 . Under pressure from the last two sessions. It is a thin trading day. Singapore and japan are closed. We have a china data blitz that could be confirming the recovery we are seeing. We have ppi numbers. Not to mention retail sales a
Emergency meeting. A Chinese Pharma Company wins approval for human testing of a vaccine. Governments around the world starting restrictions to slow the outbreak. The virus threatens to weaken chinas economy even further. Our review of the latest for the slowest and the end of the cultural revolution in 1975. Shery lets get you started with a quick check of the markets close. It was another down day. The rebound we saw in the previous session, we are talking about the s p 500 and dow and nasdaq all going down the s p 500, every sector was in the red. Energy was the biggest decliner. Oil sinking to a 19 year low. When it comes to the dow, losses of about 36 since the peak in february. We continue our way down. Weve heard about a second stimulus package coming from the trump administration. This was after the close ended during the trading session. We saw volatility Circuit Breakers also being. Possibly another down day. Asian stocks and futures trying to climb. We have taiwan, philippin
And Central Banks are stepping up calls for help amid fears that they are running out of options. We are live at the imf meetings in washington. Sophie checking on the start of trade in sydney. Little change, after the drop of 200, halting a fiveday advance. Broadly speaking, we are setting up for a mix start in the agion, but looking to have second weekly gain. Chinese thirdquarter gdp numbers come, as corporate numbers on the mainland have shown little improvement after a bleak first half. Japanese inflation remains subdued, giving the boj food for thought at the policy meeting. Able back below 1. 29 on brexit deal hopes, pushing it to a sixmonth low to position for a negative outcome. Aussie bonds under pressure this morning as the rba governor said the economy is improving. Offshore yuan 7. 8 against the 7. 08 against the dollar after fixing. Jessica acting white house chief of staff Mick Mulvaney denies saying that President Trump withheld military aid to ukraine to persuade key h
The latest technology on wearable devices. The gadgets are getting smaller, lighter, and thinner. Officials in tokyo fear the indictment of a japanese journalist in south korea could harm relations between the two countries. Prosecutors in seoul indicted the journalist on charges of defaming the countrys president. Japans chief cabinet secretary calls the action extremely regrettable. Tatye okato wrote an article questioning the whereabouts of President Park geunhye on the day of a deadly ferry accident. Wrote about rumors in the local media that park had been with a man. More than 300 people died in the accident. Japanese government Officials Say the indictment reflects the intention of the park administration. They say the move may stall attempts to improve relations between the two countries. Foreign Ministry Officials in tokyo summoned a minister from the south korean embassy. They told kim mon jin the indictment is extremely regrettable in terms of freedom of the press and bilater