Chinese president s call for reunification talks to heal what he calls a wound. Markets. K at our japanesening the fray, traders are off for a second day of new years holidays. Japanese apple suppliers are safe. The embattled sentiment will not be coming online until tomorrow. We are watching for those suppliers there as we have seen an afterhours reaction in apple stocks and its americanbased suppliers. Costs are turning negative. Sydney stocks are the rare outperform or in this part of the world. A 3 bump up when it comes to Energy Traders in sydney. Opec followed through with its promises to cut output. Taking a look at some of the outside move in the sx space. Keep in mind this is partially we are still under 70 u. S. Cents. That happen for the first time in three years. Bearing the brunt it is really taking a look at the aussie dollar. Lets look at our top story the this morning which is playing across not just equities but also bond markets being moved as well by this appleshares
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the broadcaster david davies and chief Political Correspondent at the daily mail, harriet line. Tomorrows front pages. Starting with. The metro leads with golfer Thorbjorn Olesen whos accused of sexually assaulting a woman on a flight he denies the accusations. Financial times front page looks at the scrutiny of blank cheque Company Listings theyre being ramped up in the us as officials look at the vehicle being used to take Donald Trumps non woke group. The guardian says the uk red tape chaos has led to afghans dying in kabul according to a diplomat. The times Omicron Cases in the uk are on the rise it says cases with the new strain of variant double every three days. Staying with coronavirus the Daily Telegraph says the Booster Rollout is at a standstill. The daily mail carries a report about a Whistle Blower who says afghanistan Rescue Flights were hampered by the work from home
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China's securities watchdog said it held a series of seminars on Sunday and Monday with market participants who proposed tighter scrutiny of company listings and trading behaviour as part of efforts to revive market confidence. The meetings were led by the watchdog's newly-installed chairman Wu Qing and held immediately after the week-long Lunar New Year holiday, reflecting the urgency to stabilize a market that dropped to five-year lows early this month. Participants, including small investors, listed companies, money managers and accounting firms, said regulators should tighten screws on initial public offerings and weed out listed companies that do not qualify.