let's bring in all the bottom financial correspondent in frankfurt andrea hang in singapore only the dax is one of the best performers today is it all smiles there. yes i wish it were or the people here wish they was looked i made sure and looked down at the people just before we went on air to see if the smile and maybe return but no for browsing. the expectancy that this situation is not quite over yet people on the floor argue that on many other analysts and economists and the economy out there the corporate earnings broadly support the market and that this was a correction that was overdue the market heated up a little bit too quickly but that everything was fundamentally ok but everyone still nervous considering what had happened and how it took basically almost everyone off guard and it is a spooky situation with so many people blaming machines over man and address what's happening in singapore is there even more skepticism that. well if you did see some rebounds to da starting all of the week on a good note but you're right in saying that investors are trading cautiously and t

financial correspondents for europe and asia and the hague from singapore and daniel cope in frankfurt andrea let's start with you why are asian markets moving in tandem with the u.s. markets economic conditions are completely different than. that's absolutely right although that being said when it comes to stocks and interest when it whenever it comes to interest rates and how things are affected in the u.s. asian markets are also a watching very closely. this is a mess of panic in asia right now as we speak there's a massive sell off in stocks and people are running for the exits in view of the rising interest rates that's coming going to come from the u.s. the energy markets as the most the hardest hit as you sit and that's being everything down but on that note even markets have been dwindling over the last few days so some investors say they might have seen this coming. over to europe it looks much less panicky across the continent rater did investors here just have more time to look at the actual situation. well the situation here at the stock market could certainly be worse in early tr

but see how spooked our correspondents are by this andrea hang in singapore daniel corp in frankfurt ladies first andrea it looks like the bears are giving the bulls a run for their money in asia or at least. it is happening as we speak asian investors are as you said spooked by such wild volatility that's been happening and this is coming up tonight the long years of a bullish market relatively with very mild volatility that we saw in the last nine years that sit this looks to be what's called a cyclical bear if it does indeed come. a lot of the a lot of times a cyclical bear market involves the threat of high interest rates and it still. looks to the u.s. economy because it highly it's highly dependent on the u.s. economy also growth and not to mention how anything that's happening in the u.s. will to do things will bring down the value of the stocks of asian stocks the value of asian stocks as well as you know a threat to the flow of money into asia considering volatility has returned as and dry is pointing out down or how european trade is managing to keep their cool. well they're

will have to cross i think is all the boats in frankfurt for us with the analysis thank you and andrea hang in singapore. well when it is wreaking havoc on the olympics and chang and jonathan crane is here from database for us to tell us more about the affects of this weather yes of course to me now we expect wintry conditions at the winter olympics there with the clear who's kind of in the title but the conditions of actually sparked a bit of talk about safety we've got some pictures to show you just how blustery really the conditions are impure on chatting winds of up to fifty mph when she was down to minus fifteen south is now several events really been postponed the men's downhill on sunday and so the women's giant slalom today a couple of alpine skiing events obviously the higher up the mountains you go the windier it is the i.o.c. has come out today and said look we're never going to jeopardize the safety of our athletes also asked about whether the olympics would need to be extended because of the cancellations but they said no we've got some reserved time and buffer time so tha

but see how spooked our correspondents are by this andrea hang in singapore daniel colp in frankfurt ladies first andrea it looks like the bear is a giving the bulls a run for their money in asia or at least. it is happening as we speak asian investors are as you said spooked by such wild volatility that's been happening and this is coming after ninety long years of a bullish market relatively with very mild volatility that we saw in the last nine years that said this looks to be what's called a cyclical bear if it does indeed come. a lot of the a lot of times a cyclical bear market involves the threat of high interest rates and it's still learn still largely looks at the u.s. economy because it highly it's highly dependent on the u.s. economy growth and not to mention how anything that's happening in the u.s. will to do things will bring down the value of the stocks of asian stocks the value of asian stocks as well as you know a threat to the flow of money into asia considering volatility has returned as andree is pointing out down or how european trade is managing to keep their cool