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hold onto gains after a four-month high on april 20. number three says he will listen to differing views as he prepares for a speech in hong kong. the most senior party leader to visit since street protests. do follow me on twitter, @rishaadtv. use #trendingbusiness as well. street,nd from wall china opening in 30 minutes. we are seeing losses flow through into the region. has to fed president signaling a rate hike in june. the firstling for time this week on the back of that weakness. all coming on line following that downward lead. interesting one, first-quarter gdp numbers beating expectations, avoiding that technical recession. japan switch in and out of positive and negative territory, but now with the wind strengthening yen strengthening, we are seeing some weakness. half of 1%. of all coming through in a fall coming through in australia as well. there is some downward pressure. this is what the regional index looks like, some support from oil and gas players, ....
interesting. we saw a lot of volatility after thoses :00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. minutes. and you ll rose. in the equity, really a push and pull with equity and banks. you had the bank index at one point up the most since march. this started way before the minutes even came out. you saw the yield curve deepening slightly today, so if you have higher yields, basically better interest margins, and that helps banks, and within the s&p, you had goldman and jpmorgan adding something like 36 points to the dow, so really helping to offset losses,es, and the guys, came from retail. it was truly an ugly day, target and the retail etf dragging lower. target down the most since 2008. it is like a repeat of last week. joe: ok, ethical look at what happened in the government bond market. putting june on the table as a possibility for a rate hike, increases in rates across the board, the tw-year yield up, the 10-year yield up, and let s talk about the spread between those two security level ....
church where a father of five us-born children who has lived in the country for more than 15 years has sought sanctuary to avoid deportation back to mexico. maybe it would be a psychological, for my children and my wife to visit me very often. it would be very difficult if ice came for me, difficult for them. but we hope this doesn t happen. amy: and we remember the late rebel reporter john ross who died five years ago. i could have not been close to the 1970 s movement if i had not spent so many years living in an indigenous community and understanding dynamic of the indigenous life in rural mexico. amy: we will speak to norm stockwell, editor of a new ross sion of john lectures. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. french president holland and greek officials have said the egypt air passenger jet the disappeared this morning en route from paris to cairo has crashed. egyptian and greek ....
went wrong. the result a meltdown and the reactor exploded. several thousand tons of radioactive material were released into the atmosphere, contaminating 150,000 square kilometers of land around chernobyl. over the following days, a radioactive cloud spread over almost all of europe. it s not clear how many people suffered illness or died as a result of the catastrophe. the world health organization has predicted that 4,000 people will die of radiation exposure and cancer due to the accident. other predictions are far higher, ranging between 60,000 and 1.4 million deaths. the exclusion area around the power station is also known as the dead zone. but today, there are people who actually want to live there. reporter: it looks like a dilapidated soviet museum with an amusement park. the dormitory town of pripyat was where most chernobyl employees lived. more than 3000 people lived right next to the power plant when disaster struck in 1986 and the nuclear reactor expl ....