The p. M. I. Well dive deep into this in a bit. Look at the boards. The dollar still holds on to the retreat. That is helping some asian currencies out there. Ere holding on 706. We were near the 100day moving average. Were siegristance now that the dollar seems to be hovering around the twoweek lows despite the fact but were seeing the dollaryen pretty much at 168 but seeing at least six days of gains so far for the japanese currency. Watching oil price. We see it climbs once again. You are seeing w. T. I. Futures. 4 higher for brent crude. Gold snapped out of four dives declines. It is largely unchanged. Hovering around 62 basis points now. We have the First Official gauge for chinas economy in april. Weakened again. Investors are waiting to see what steps the pboc may take to bolster the economy. Our guest from citigroup joins us this morning. What is your assessment of the p. M. I. Data that we got. Nonmanufacturing. Manufacturing below the forecast. Still in expansion territory. A
Dependent. Lets have a look at what is going on with some of the moving parts in some of these assets. The 10 year yield was going up to 2 , which could signal all sorts of things regarding the economy and the u. S. Economy. And expect through the fed to be moving for the time being. The japanese 10 year yield has been on a tear. Bonds have been following. The bond market coming back a little bit. Up to the zero level. This is the hang seng Property Index in lieu of the Property Price numbers we had out of china. Higher at the moment. About 6. 7 so far. Looking at the idr as it strengthens, we do get trade data that you give us a single how a signal how indonesia is bearing the winds of commerce. Lets go across the world and get over to new york. Su keenan is there. Start with hong kong, which faces a fifth week of disruption as protesters step up their campaign a the business district. The unrest is hitting the economy hard. J. P. Morgan chase and they caved a pacific are the latest t
Daybreak europe, our flagship morning show from london. Lets talk about what has been happening in the markets and what has not. Volatility has not been happening. Ive got this chart, volatility in fx markets. Swings, currencies remaining well below average. Of volatility is something we talked about with our guest on a number of occasions, and seems important to talk about, given we have seen from the g20, avoiding protectionism. Would there be a mention of trade . Will they produce the communique at all . Volatility still at fairly subdued levels, and this is out of the week where global stocks have had their best performance since january, and emerging markets have had their best performance since last summer. Lots to talk about. Lets put up the risk radar it show you where we are in the asian session. The bloomberg dollar index a little bit weaker. Some nervousness around that g20 story. Itsdollar heading for longest losing streak since the trump win, the yen hitting it strongest l
In the first televised debate of the campaign. Emmanuel macron, has he got the first to lose most to lose . Could shortennk the break between the end of the using program and a rate hike. Matt . Matt yeah, we are less than half an hour away from the cache obeying. Take a look at where futures are trading. Down across the board. Not huge drops, but we see drops about. 1 on the continent and less over in london. , so the question is, will markets swing at the open volatility at the open . Volatility has really been lacking. Guy let us talk about the gmm and want you across the board and show you what is going on. New zealand, fascinating. That is the construction sector. Downgrade in the construction sector. Down again this morning, folks, so that is something to Pay Attention to. More weakness in the dollar. Interesting for an emerging markets story and what is happening here in europe and interesting for what is happening with the cable rate as well. We used to call this the Jonathan F
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