fears about weakness in china s economy sending investors around the world out of commodity prices and out of oil and into the safety of government bonds. i want to bring in andrew stevens in hong kong. andrew, the selloff continues unabated in asia. reporter: good morning, christine. unabated in china. shanghai down more than it was yesterday. 7.6% versus 7.5% yesterday. these are massive falls in anyone s language. this is panic selling in china. they are mainly small investors and want to get out of the market. a lot of them borrowed money to do it. now they want to get out. their concern is no sign of visible government support trying to ease the pain. a lot of angry and disgruntled investors in china. it is important to note here, christine, the shanghai meltdown should be seen in isolation. the market does tend to operate in its own world. it doesn t reflect what is happening in the real economy. market went up into a huge territory while the market was going down. th