building on the brexit. we speak to the ceo of a company following the vote to leave the european union. caroline: half an hour until the european open. great to be back with you. sunny skies in germany. looks like the sun is shining slightly on risk assets. oil trade is higher pushing higher the risk appetite. the aussie dollar on the move following the decision by the reserve bank to leave things on hold. it is up around 0.6%. there may be a role in the contract in wti and brent. brent is up around 0.5% and of uti up around 2%. in terms of where the equity markets they are broadly positive. asian markets hitting one year highs. here is the bloomberg first word news. the bank of japan should wait until after the u.s. federal reserve decides on interest rates before acting up writing to an economic adviser to the prime minister in japan. the boj risks having its efforts overshadowed if it expands monetary stimulus at a policy meeting this month and then the fat hours later
a very warm welcome to countdown everybody. i am anna edwards. manus: i am manus cranny. volatility, talking about the dollar, talking the biggest slide in five weeks. have a look in this chart for our viewers. the dollar index is the white line. and economic surprises are the blue dots. the trifecta, my word of the day the trifecta of doubt,.talking about services expanding the weakest in six years, manufacturing contract ing, and a lackluster jobs report.that is changing the work function. the probability of the rate hike drops to 24% from 34%. the dollar is under pressure, and volatility, that is spiking higher. what is next? anna: as you say as that data increasingly, disappoints, let us bring up the risk radar and show you how the rest of the asset classes have been reacting u.s..t weak data in the theback of that week data, korean wine up as you see. up to the strong as in the year, oil up by half a percent, the road to algeria paved with a lot of talk about a freeze,
this is countdown to live from london. it is just after 6:00 here in london. we knew that today was good to be all about central banks. we thought we would focus more on the ecb. turns out, we have surprise out of new zealand. the surprise rate cuts from the new zealand bank, what did to the government bond two-year yields, currency falling as a result of the surprising move. thethe central bank cites global economy for doing this, further easing may be needed to meet weakness in the economy. it is ecb day, and we have people focused even more so on that scene. let us check in on the radar. one central banker decided not to give further stimulus to markets, it was the south korean central bank. the south korean currency is increasing after the bank of korea gave no change to its interest rates, against all 31 major peers this morning. at this in on oil prices, at 38.21 on nymex. but that was after some real strength yesterday, the wdi up by 4.9% in yesterday s session in new
have had so far this year. it a fairly big down drop. back to the previous day. let s show everybody the chart. this is the s&p 500. the best rally support this year. that is it there. over there.wndraft we had a big selloff, and then we had a little bounce. anna: we have not made up for all of that lost ground. he always has something to say about this. have a particularly positive takeaway. he would suggest we take flight. there isis no doubt volatility, that indicates that his risk. not just in the financial markets, but in the real economy. investors should continue to have a postured risk. that can mean higher quality investments with high yield. a better investment grade. perhaps even more duration than you normally would. bill is unconvinced by this rally. other than saying, the moment has arrived. that freshto put power to work is here. anna: that contrasted with the hedge fund that said this morning that they see a fair market, rivaling with 1997. views out there. gu
now, wmur news9 tonight. shelley: it s a quiet night in manchester as we take a live look outside our studios. a cold 30 degrees out there. thank you for joining us. i m shelley walcott. tom: i m tom griffith. the quiet forecast will last through tomorrow and we ll actually see a little warm up. let s get the thanksgiving forecast from chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: already beginning to warm up. it s cold down in the valleys where many of us reside. near 30 right now statewide, the coastline. around 10, the night prior down near zero. the warm air is overriding the cool stuff right at the low levels and producing a low cloud deck beginning to stretch in over the monadnock region over massachusetts. it tomorrow many will wake up to low clouds and a couple of sprinkles. we cannot rule that out for thanksgiving morning. when the afternoon a little brighter and milder. what about the warmer temperatures on friday? we will look at that straight ahead. tom: across th