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recordin recoiling. let us know what you think of our top stories. follow me on twitter at @rishaadtv, don t forget to use #trendingbusiness as well. , a lot ofl volatility. it has been a whipsaw session. let s start off with equity markets. the msci asia-pacific into negative territory. we are seeing some of these utilitiesil, gas, and starting to drag on the overall picture. taiwan, singapore, and malaysia joining the fray. times at a 10th of 1% at the open. kiwi stocks hanging onto gains, off session highs. australia extending losses. energy and materials names dragging things down. these oscillations in the yen playing on exporters, a general risk off sentiment suggesting , we aret earlier bounce now seeing people selling on the news. saying that we could just be getting a dose of reality, causing fees skittishness we are seeing. in terms of the currencies we are watching, the yen sitting at 105.06. we are starting to strengthen as we speak. early on, we had it almo ....
intelligence report to the polls are close in the uk in the buzzer and they are getting counted right now as i speak. it is looking very tight right now but those that want to leave the european union are in the lead. right now 48.7% say they want to remain an 81.3% want to leave and this is with 26 out of 382 precincts reporting. i want to head straight to london where ashley webster is there and actually the turnout was extraordinarily tight. it s unclear which way this is going to go. what are you saying there? people have been making this comparison between great britain and the u.s. right now and there s this popular uprising where people are saying enough is enough. exactly right, trish. what we are seeing in the early results, we have about 7% in. we have 93% ago yet that there s a surprise. those areas that were expected to vote to leave and done that and they have done it by a much wider margin. those were expected to vote to remain had one but by a very narr ....
no deal, canadian pacific walking away from the norfolk southern bid after norfolk resisted talks forever. and another company reportedly enters the fray for yahoo!. the ted line for bids this week. stocks are looking to rebound for the worst week since february. alcoa due tonight. the president set to meet with fed chair yellen today to discuss the economy and wall street reform. and la and larry fink saying certain actionsi actionsi actionsi may lead to reduced spending and growth. an echo of what he s said in the past. right. i think that we re getting actual success in europe. no one seems to recognize that. i think three months from now, germany will say enough is enough. we want rates to go higher. germany will prevail. the numbers that i m getting, car registrations, employment, pmis from europe, they re all strong. i think this is a backward looking letter. really? yeah. other than japan. japan, i don t know. i can t figure them out. nothing seems to w ....
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