u.s. foreign debt sovereign debt the lowest in years. oncks tickets are lower trade concern. you up is that europe is said to pull back even as trump gives time to agree to an ideal to a deal on auto. have a look at where the ftse, debt, and cac futures are positioned. european futures point lower. a pullback at the start of the european trading day. the asian session was weaker. 0.3% or so. if we look at gmm, what we are seeing from the asian session is a mixed picture. we are retreating. the south korean kospi leading lower. the hong kong market, the nese market, and the actually a little bit more resilience today. donald trump gives with one hand to the market. he takes away with the other. yesterday we were bouncing on the news around auto. today is another story. huawei and access to the u.s. telecom market seems to have clouded the mood slightly. mood music has become more negative as a result of that. fx markets, we are seeing a bit of a bounce. fromata coming thr
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takes a $850 million right cap euro right down. let s have a look at the futures. as we said, they are pointing higher. elsewhereor the cac, some slightly better gains to expect at the start of the trading day. on the gmm, you see what we did in asia. quite liked president trump s tax cuts in the first couple of years of his presidency, but are getting used to the idea of a gridlocked washington, congress, and what that might mean for the government s ability to legislate. mixed comments on infrastructure. across the asian equity session, we have seen a rebound. asia joining the rally in the which states yesterday, took major indices up by more than 2% in the united states. but not with a great deal of enthusiasm. some markets in negative territory in the asian equities space. foreign-exchange markets, the dollar positing in its critic pausing and weakness in emerging-market currencies like the lira, rand, and chinese currency. stocks in asia followed a strong u.s. sessio
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