that investors will look at. we can change the board and have a look at what s happening in the fx raise. index,omberg dollar marginal gains up over three days by about 7/10 of 8%. turnarounde seeing a in the u.s. dollar, but some of that will be contingent on the stimulus taking place in washington. we had a fix of 6.9 and that is where it currently is. 6.98 for your offshore currency. in terms of the aussie dollar, that is flat. the aussie decision is out today and expected to stay on hold. 117.uro is at milan terms of commodity in terms of gold prices. still has a forecast of potentially $3000 for spot gold, currently at 1975. that s what your copper futures are doing. nymex is down 6/10 of 1%. they have more oil onto the market with demand amid the virus being a question. there is your yield on the 10 year, .56. it s get the first word news with karina mitchell in new york. the and added states remains the focus of the coronavirus pandemic, with several area starting to s
15,000. take a look at the kospi. we are focused on samsung earnings. samsung warning of a profit slide as this virus squeezes the tech industry. samsung shares largely after the results came out unchanged. we are watching out for the singapore jobless numbers coming out this hour. 2.6%, an 11 year high. we see this recovery momentum coming back in offshore chinese stocks. the moving average yesterday when things close, and we are higher here today. bank of china among them. dollar-yen, a little strength. and some strength for the korean won. oil remains the story, but take a look at volatility. when it comes to oil contracts, we are leapfrogging of june to july and seeing wild gyrations. we have bounced back after wti auched $10, but we lost quarter of the value when it comes to crude. it looks like volatility will continue. into julywill roll with the spread of the june and july contracts especially for wti getting rocked by volatility. tom: we will get more on that story i
tomorrow. there are two definite narratives being played out. to repeat the status quo for taiwan and that is sent autonomy, semi independence from china. or more integration with the mainland economy. we will preview it coming up this hour and all morning. yvonne: we will see you soon. he does speak with the legislator at large. david: let s get a quick check of your markets right now, 30 minutes into the session. about an hour into the taiwanese session. we should still be above 12,000. 2.5% of the25 is is 28-year high. don t get too excited. seere continuing to pressure coming into this friday. jobs numbers are coming out later so that is fun to watch as well. asare losing some momentum we head into the thick of things. take a look at the currency markets and then we will talk about futures as well. -you and pushing toward 1.0. chinese bonds are seeing a steep drop in yields. su: we will start out with the latest on boeing, critical messages from 2017 about the jet have be
is something you are trying to achieve? carrie: first of all, in very clear and strong terms, i have to refute the second point. still verym disappointed that my remarks in a totally private, exclusive session, which is a lunch, actually, which clearly is subject to checks on house roles rules, had been recorded and then passed to the media. i think this is quite unacceptable, ok? so, to further suggest that myself or the government have any role to play in this thing is absolutely unfounded. so, that oinp point has to be made extremely clear. on the first point about resignation, i said on several occasions previously and also reaffirmed by my colleagues and the chief executive s office, in response to media inquiries, that throughout this period, from the very beginning until now, i have never, i have never tendered her resignation to the central people s government. i have not even contemplated to discuss a resignation with the central people s government. the choice o
saw climbed last week. seventh straight day of gains overall. we have reached the highest levels since august, where we are seeing the greenback this morning. no surprise we have seen the chinese roman be, onshore chinese roman be come back remenbi come back. we got a fix, the weakest we saw since july. seems like they are tracking the offshore underperformance we saw last week as well. rupee down one third of 1%. seems like china markets are muted. take a look at this board when it comes to what we are seeing in shanghai as well as in hong kong and shenzhen. up about 1/10 of 1%. asia pretty much flat. we re seeing a pop of 1% this morning after the lunar new year holiday. age shares is still around 10,9 34 mark. watching whether it can break above 11,000, which has been a key level overall. take a look at some things we are watching. commodities very much in focus. iron ore playing catch-up to what we saw in singapore last week given the supply constraints with the disas