30% in the u.s. in the second quarter. it is looking to be pretty dire right now. the nikkei seems to be the outlier given that they were closed on friday. haslinda: taking a look at where we are right now. we talk about how we are down 3%, the selloff making chinese stocks pretty cheap. at least 20% low the 10 year average. sti down about 70%. singapore allies, that stock is slumping after canceling 90% of capacity. year to date, down about 33%. crude currently down about 1% on in termsof a 23% slide of crude prices just last week. 1500, way off from what we were expecting late last year, inching toward 1800. yvonne: let s get more context with our bloomberg markets coag or, david ingles coanchor, david ingles. he is at home. what stood out to you? boj firsthad the expanding more than it was originally planning. new zealand with the big announcement this morning that they are also planning to undertake some sort of qe as well. australia has also widened the scope of its bo
As a model, think of Kosciuszko National Park as the world, and the horses as humans. For the horses to continue to survive, the park has to be destroyed.