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in four months, accounting practices are coming under scrutiny. an informationof request should not be seen as an indication that laws have been broken. think onow what you twitter @rishaadtv, don t forget to include #trendingbusiness. china markets under way in 30 minutes. singapore, taiwan, and malaysia coming online. we have a look at what is happening so far. seven-week lows, now two week highs. it is a lot more positive momentum coming through across most markets in our region. malaysia down by a 10th of 1%. the ringgit stronger against the dollar. singapore, up by 7/10 of 1%. the regional index supported by gains in japan despite a rebound from the yen. the regional index holding a two-week high. back of the fed expectations that we could see a rate hike early as next month. members all can assure overnight, signaling we could see 2-3 rate hikes later this year. australia down to tens of 1%. new zealand up by a third of 1%. i want to show you a story weighing on ....
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and i m wilfred frost. very good morning from me as well let s bring you up to speed on market action. it was basically flat today. not too much happening in terms of fundamental data either. markets really just looking at what the fed expectations are. at the moment, we re called slightly higher today. the dow by 35 points in the premarket. s&p by 4, nasdaq by 7.75. not just flat yesterday and broadly flat yesterday. mike santoli making the point that we ve been in about a 4% raise in two months now. all of that volatility fluctuations that we re fearing hasn t really been seen. basically been flat for the last couple of months. let s look at the ten-year note. more movement in the bond and fed dollar. 1.835%. we saw what happened in asia, we saw almost a 1% decline on the stock market. the nikkei. on the back of a stronger yen. and word from g7 officials over the weekend that japan is not on board if it has to with the yen spooking. gaves in hong kong barely. decl ....
very good morning to you. and warm welcome on worldwide exchange. president obama speaking live at hiroshima. we ll have a live report in a few minutes but let s bring you up to speed on the markets after a week that say the best two day rally since early march. at this hour the s&p would open slightly positive. the dow opened about 14 ponies up. the nasdaq about 10. the big story has been energy. domestic crusade hitting $50 for the first time since october. pulling back a bit in the session. hit the highest levels since october last year. you can see it sitting about 49 bucks a barrel right now. of course part of that is due to the stronger dollar this morning. right and we ll be looking at janet yellen s speech. let s look at also at global market this is morning. japan s core consumer prices fell for the second straight month in april as weak consumption discouraged companies from hiking prices. in general slightly positive. the nikkei up .4. hong kong having a good ....
worldwide exchange on cnbc i m wilfred frost alongside the lovely seema modi this morning. welcome back. we ll hear your meeting today. very cool. and also a throwback theme for the music today. what song was that. rihanna. i was just joke. the theme for throwback thursday is early 2,000. millennial theme. let s get to futures. yesterday we had about a quarter of a foerkt a third of one percent for gains. the dow called lower by 38 points the nasdaq by 12. the s&p 500 by about six points. in general the u.s. markets have been much more resilient than their counterparts. let s look at the 10 year note here in the u.s. we ve seen bond buying in recent days since the jobs number last friday, and yellen earlier this week. and that s continued. the yields have been pushed down. below 1.7% this morning at 1.675. overseas trade this morning. closed for the dragon boat festival. south korean central bank surprising markets by cutting the key interest rates to a record ....