the kiwi stocks are at 7/10 of 1%. warre looking at a tug of situation.he aussie dollar rebounding arden's historic victory. she has a mandate to govern alone, but apparently this will continue. there may be an upside of half a percent. incremental easing of these lockdown procedures. were looking at a little bit of modest upside. let's look at our first word headlines with dream of chill in new york. citizens of melbourne are now allowed to travel further and longer. the stay-at-home order will be completely lifted from november 1, but the hospitality sector is allowed to reopen. infectionsnavirus are approaching 40 million. considering the tightest social restrictions since the lockdown ended. and german chancellor angela merkel is urging people to sit home. germany added 100,000 cases in a week. there are fresh warnings about government restrictions. said thatthe euro support will remain vital for some time. of recession.risk president trump has indicated he will go further than the $1.8 trillion package, despite senate majority leader mitch mcconnell

joe little said what the kiwis are doing is important. he nicky is up over .9%.the odd interview that we do. the questions -- the kiwis come back to green, but they are dramatically lower on the message. we want a less regressed approach in terms of our policy. what the kiwis do set the agenda for the rest of the central banks around the world. the dollar rose as the biden victory seems better in the polls. let's get to the polls. let's get to kaylee in new york. she has stayed up extra late. she has watched every nuance in this debate. what was the key take-away for you? >> one key take-away was this was actually a debate. the candidates allowed each other to speak. they did not talk that much over all other, and it was policy oriented, most notably in regards to policy regarding the coronavirus pandemic. kamala harris swinging saying the trump administration's handling of the pandemic was the worst failure of any administration in u.s. history, putting mike pence on the defensive, where he remained for a large part of the 90 minutes. granted, either also put ha

seeing sideways trading when it comes to kiwi stocks.he future session is setting up for trading in the u.s. session. this is what s&p and many futures are trading, up by .5% as we count down to the 48 hour deadline set by house speaker nancy pelosi. looks like potentially on last chance to get a deal done before the election. also looking at a little bit of upside going into the start of trading in taipei and on the mainland. chief up, j.p. morgan's china economist previous china's latest gdp release that is out and about one hour. also joined by jeffries global equity strategist. ♪ - i'm dough hirsch. you may already know that goodrx can help you save up to 80% on your prescriptions. unfortunately, many americans can't get to a doctor right now. the good news is that for many health issues you can see a doctor online. it's easy. just go to goodrx.com and with a few clicks you'll be treated by a licensed medical professional all from the comfort of your own home. visits are confidential and affordable. need a prescription? your doctor c

kiwi stocks are slipping ahead of the new zealand elections.s upgrading the forecast on the gdp inflation and job market outlook. we are seeing declines for the nikkei 225. over it and so, the cost with hit -- big hit entertainment, the biggest laggard, sliding after a strong debut that we saw on thursday. on sector of notes, we are highlighted japanese telco stocks. this is the prime minister, saying that reforms will proceed starting with mobile fee cuts. therey says that is just first stop when it comes to more cost cuts across the sector as they attempt to sustain cash flows. we are seeing a mixed bag when it comes to japanese telco's. shery: let's turn our attention to the world economy. seriouse a very financial consequent is here. economic to her global and policy editor, kathleen hays. >> this has been a very regressive crisis. worst within countries and across countries. in the lowbility income countries and in emerging markets is much greater at the moment then for the advanced economy. the global consequences of that? do forget, we h

the kiwi dollar is holding firm. in terms of what else we are watching, and the japanese markets, we are seeing a pretty lackluster start to trading there. singapore -- is expected to drop a little bit later as well. story,to our top president trump and joe biden are preparing to face offer a second and final time. their last debate will be in nashville in a couple of hours. the biden camp is saying that they are repaired for personal attack at the president tries to improve his numbers. our chief correspondent, kevin cirilli is in nashville. how high are the stakes for him? for president trump? kevin: the stakes have never been higher. they feel that president trump needs to bulldoze through and draw a sharp contrast between himself and joe biden. how will china play? how will the director of national intelligence, suggesting that iran and russia have cyberattack voter education information. how will that play? will beat trump administration be -- will be biden administration say that the trump administration has do

sophie: looks like some of the stock gains we saw in asia will .e clawed back kiwi stocks losing by .3%his morning and in australia, gauge reaction to the budget, which has garnered mixed reviews. posse bond traders will be digesting the latest update on debt issuance. the three-year yield falling as much as four basis points to a record low in australia. just holding steady, holding the overnight drop here. the concern we are seeing around stimulus talks being put on hold . you have the aussie dollar wanted back and we just to show you that action. 71 retreating from that 72 level we reached on tuesday. we also have the pound and sterling under pressure given we have risks around brexit and the offshore yuan has retreated from a 17-month high on these concerns around what u.s. stimulus will look like. president trump has ended talks to get to this new stimulus package, announcing on twitter he's putting negotiations on hold until after the election. democrats have been pushing a $2.2 trillion package, but the white house did not want to go of $1.6eir threshold trillion. i want to bring

at kiwi dollar is sitting 37. we are seeing almost no change through the open. have nikkei futures not doing much at the moment. is at a one-week high -- the u.s. dollar dollar. 15% on year.e than from those that we saw in session. operations restarting. speak, theng, as we morning training -- trading has been lead due to the storm. we are talking about the tropical storm being upgraded to a storm signal eight. options have been delayed. they will make a further later, but there will be no morning a warning isuch lowered. dominating across the markets. let's turn to tom mackenzie. we have been talking about trade tensions when it comes to australia. haidi: another potential lesion tension. tom mackenzie has more details. what do we know? sources are telling us that steel mills in china and power have been told to stop using australian coal. they have been told to stop unloading australian coal. that is according to our sources. you might say this to be an escalation in the tensions for well over a year china has used coal istime it seems being disrupt that as a

kiwi stocks gaining ground for a sixth consecutive session.ng futures mixed at the moment. nikkei futures gaining ground. we have the japanese yen at the weakest level in weeks but they have given up some of those earlier gains. haidi. some more's get market analysis from jp asset management. carrie craig is with us. let's start off with the news of the day. he would have seen live pictures of president trump walking unassisted out of walter reed medical center, embarking on marine one, and now is back at the white house to self-isolate for an unspecified period of time area we have seen suggestions that joe biden has come out further in on. are the markets potentially pricing info a clear-cut biden victory, which would send the stocks?d positive for >> the markets have priced out some of the fears around a contested election. they might be turning towards the likelihood of a joe biden when given how the polls are going. i would push that down a little bit given a lot can happen in the next few weeks area there is still no clarity around other

local relationships are as they were in the immediate wake of the financial crisis, so the aussie, the kiwi, the canadian dollar all trading with a solid general risk appetite, and the dollar, swiss bank, safe haven on the other cited that. -- other side of that. i do not think that is going to change in the near term, so 80% of the daily variation in many of those currency pairs is explained just by whether markets are risk on or risk off. variationwe get from back in global rates markets with some dispersion starting to open up in global central bank prospects, then we probably stay in this kind of default position, where risk becomes a key driver, and that makes it difficult to play a fundamental macro stories like increasing u.s. fiscal stimulus. that makes it difficult to play that in fx markets, where we are constantly looking over our shoulder at what the s&p future is doing. francine: i know we have seen a little bit of momentum in renminbi-dollar picking up to u.s. 1.7. is this also on a changing economy? adam: it is the latter right now. or to a degree, dollar cny is -- currency,

sydney futures at the moment losing as much ground as kiwi stocks. seen the asx 200 losing ground for the past three sessions. the aussie dollar has remained relatively supported, despite mixed commodities. but we continue to see the downside pressure. while nikkei futures remain unchanged. paul: thanks. to begas sands is said exploring the sale of its flagship casinos in a deal said to be worth at least $6 billion. sheldon adelson's gambling empire includes the venetian and palazzo. we are joined by chris palmeri. what do we know about this? chris: well, sands has hired an investment bank and authorities have been reaching out with a couple of potential ones. this is still an exploratory process. it is early. market, which is sheldon adelson's original market, as become small and shrinking part of the overall portfolio with the growth he has seen in macau and singapore. shery: how much sense does it make to exit the u.s.? assetsl has casino mainly in macau and singapore, as you said. chris: the u.s. is a very competitive market. there are casinos ev

kiwi stocks, modest to the upside. going from strength to strength. of course, we have had 14 straight days of gains when it comes to the kiwi session going into the election this weekend, and the kiwi dollar with a .6648.bit of weakness, stockswe had u.s. retreating from the six weeks' highs, and negotiations have stalled. we have mixed corporate news, as well. nikkei futures up, but the japanese yen holds steady. we had it weakening slightly in the previous session. of course, we are also watching the softbank vision fund. wti under pressure right now but still above that $40 a barrel level. we saw gains in the new york session after data from china showing robust crude imports, but, of course, it is the oil demand outlook that is a big question right now, haidi. haidi: well, let's take a look of one of the top events on the agenda today, what is being hailed as a major policy address from xi jinping earlier today, spelling out his vision for an integrated local tech corridor to rival silicon valley. stephen is following the story and joins us in ho

i made a quick run to pick up the golden kiwis that were their last day on sale.nd i'm in line to pay. just waiting for my turn and this woman passes me and she stops telling me that she had recognized me. and that's where it began. it continued into the parking lot. but it began at the checkout lane. >> and what began? you know, i don't want you to say anything you're uncomfortable saying on morning television, but explain to me what happened. >> so she repeatedly told me that i do not belong. she called me a thief. she said there's that n-word, that fetterman married, referencing my husband marrying me. >> and then she followed you out side and said it again and that's where we see it on the video. again, i'm so sorry you went through that. so what are you thinking when you're in the checkout line at the grocery store with this woman saying these things? >> you know, i was pretty frozen in time. when i witness injustice to someone else, i'm able to have all this courage and step in. when it's directed towards me, i kind of just freeze up. i think at that point i

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kiwi stocks up by .10%. looking at the kiwi dollar, trading at 66.37. we are starting to see when it comes to future, some calm. story with u.s. futures. maintaining gains up .5 percent. after markets fell on the friday session with president trump being hospitalized. of course we just had the president in the drive-by greeting supporters outside the hospital. we are seeing their risk off sentiment pulling back a little bit. the japanese yen weakening. it had risen in the past session. gained on friday on those risk off moves, and the japanese futures also pointing higher, .7% after stocks sell the worst week since july. we are also seeing brent higher above $39 a barrel after it fell to the lowest level since june. onlyil market not impacted by the president's diagnosis but supply concerns. di: our top story remains president trump greeting supporters outside the hospital driving past the crowd in an suv. and it's before the president tweeted a video teasing a surprise visit. and thinking doctors and nurses. president trump: it has been a very interest

that the politics of new zealand are remarkably civilised in the comparative scheme of things and kiwis take comfort in that fact even though they don't spend a lot of time talking about paul began and we appreciate you joining us and on his ear thank you very much indeed thank you. still ahead an al-jazeera curfews closed restrooms and new limits for gatherings if you're a bottle is rising covert 19 cases plus it's a good way to get people number like it's not a good way to an ethical way but it's certainly effective on the ground fears ethnic divisions could turn into violence in guinea as people prepare for sunday's presidential vote. we have something of a wintry blast setting in across western parts of canada at the moment and that's diving its way down to new in areas of the u.s. you can see this ought to care which is getting pulled right in across the plains out of the prairie sinking down into central pos behind our cold front here ahead of that is latif on a dry high pressure in charge acts as a lid on the atmosphere so with decent susi some decent spells of sunshine there is

we do have kiwi stocks gaining ground. out the board, we are seeing miners being dragged lower in sydney. goldmine is under pressure -- gold miners under pressure and we see bhp group under pressure, falling more than 2%. a byan says the stock is following its decision to boost its stake in the gulf of mexico. also want to highlight yakult falling after french company dannon decided to sell its entire stake in the company. we are seeing as a yields on the front end under pressure, falling to a record low. debt issuance plan from australia. treasuries keeping steady after the big rally we saw overnight that pushed the curve flatter. yields can go lower from here, above 290-year back basis points. bonds -- bond yields tightening for a third straight session. more corporate's are tapping debt markets, including baidu, in anticipation of market anxiety easing. asia dollar bond sales topping $274 billion this year. set to holdsw steel investment calls. china now.s turn to negative perceptions of the country have reached new hig

tap as well,ech on and the kiwi dollar is holding steady. chart on, and the reporting season is underway. analysts have raised the earnings outlook. economic activity picks up in the region. politics may overshadow the stable earnings season. the governor speech that ou mentioned, what's -- speaking at a city conference. watching there global economic prospects. of u.s. prospect stimulus package measures here in the u.s., experiencing their own volatility. sent these words. >> i would say getting something done before the election and executing on that would be difficult, given where we are in the level of detail. we are going to try to continue to work through these issues. shery: within the last hour, he told reporters that he and speaker pelosi have made significant compromises. we are speaking now with victoria. i wonder how much of a potential .o deal is going to be in this we have already seen significant pullback and the last few weeks. victoria: we have. i think that it is in the last couple of weeks that it has become priced in a li

looking at the kiwi is the offshore yuan is raising strength. let's pull up the chart to see the retreat. n, we coulde yua get more weakness as health officials amplify their intervention after making it easier to short the ram and be -- reminbi. remainedimulus talks deadlocked in washington as president trump and speaker of the house nancy pelosi blame each other. the president has been sending shifting signals for the amount of stimulus that he wants. trump: the republicans went to do it we are having a hard time with nancy pelosi. she thinks she can influence the election deny think they are hurting themselves by not doing it. roz, it was a busy weekend of back-and-forth. what are we expecting? will the administration up their offer? it just seems like political theater at this point. haidi is now saying he wants to have a stimulus plan of $1.8 trillion or more. not so much the dollars in question, but the substance of what the aid would be. republicans in the senate really don't want a bill of that size. they are worried about the deficit ag

kiwi stocks the only one gaining ground at the moment. coming up from a three week low.e japanese yen holding steady. the korean yuan under pressure after reaching a 19 month high. the aussie dollar not doing much along with the offshore yuan. up next, 112 days later, melbourne is finally reopening. we will have the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ breaking news out of australia, third quarter cpi numbers hitting the terminal right now. falling in the quarter 1.6%, a narrow beat. the expectation was an increase of 1.5%, but it does reverse the negative inflationary read that we saw in the second quarter and give us us and on your number for cpi of .7% of the trimmed mean, closely watched at 1.2% on .4% on the quarter, so a beetle around on the third-quarter cpi, a narrow one though. we are seeing a small move in the aussie dollar come arising a tad, 126 now. cbi numbers are still well outside the tiger branch for the reserve bank must really a of 2.3 percent. we haven't been there since 2014. the rba meets next week for its penultimate meeting of 2020, and a number of econ

of course, we had kiwi stocks at a three week low so that's really adding more pressure.tures are also under pressure. dollar seen the aussie gaining yesterday after consumer prices rebounded from negative territory three months earlier. right now, we are seeing a little bit of strength. me to futures higher ahead of the boj policy decision. kospi futures also higher right now. this after they rose yesterday. fromorean won did fall that 19 month high on risk-off sentiment. the market open in sydney is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: good morning. i am paul allen in sydney. we are counting down to asia's major market opens. shery: i am shery ahn in new york. welcome to "daybreak asia." asian stocks suffer losses after virus worries, new lockdowns, and the state of the global economy has the s&p 500, its biggest decline in four months. the dollar climbs against nine of its g10 peers. samsung electronics reports

the fomc meeting they talked about how they could use kiwi asset purchases to support the asset purchasespport the economy. how much could suppressing 10 year yields by 10 basis points do to get people to work? stephen: i am sympathetic to that view. it is one i have made the last few years. there was a study that found central bank the world put a lot weight or effectiveness on qe purchases the non-central bank private academic economists. i think maybe there is a blind spot. the fact is that is the only major button they can push beyond forward guidance. it iso not want to admit maybe not all that helpful. yields are 10 year around 75 basis points. i do not know there is months -- there is much marginal benefit to taking them down from here. us, if you're just joining stephen stanley joining us of amherst pierpont. you know politics is about jobs, may be jobs is about politics. what is the true unemployment rate in america 25 days to the election? stephen: we have an 8% unemployment rate, then another 2% decline in labor force participation from before the pandemic, and some of those fo

the kiwi coming back a little bit. earlier losses, much stronger than that after new zealand inflation unexpectedly slowed any third quarter. it could add to signs that the rbnz could deliver more stimulus in the coming months. rishaad: we are at the moment drifting. let's have a look at what is going on with some other asset classes and benchmarks. bloomberg dollar index pretty much unchanged after gains overnight. 10 year yield, very little going on. still 85 basis point. hang seng up about .4%. shanghai lurching slightly lower. we do have this headline. 9.9%i posting near 10%, rise in revenues between january and september. they came in at 671 billion yuan . that is huawei coming out with numbers. but really, we are just sort of drifting, aren't we? juliette: we are indeed. let's get a check now of the first word headlines. stimulus negotiators in washington say they are moving closer to an agreement with nancy pelosi, saying they are just about there on a relief package. the speaker says she and steven mnuchin are

with the lot of things, including covid, but anyone who loves freedom should take note because the kiwisrrifying new response to rising case total. they are throwing into quarantine camps. >> if someone refuses the facility, they have to keep staying. they want to be out of leave after 14 days, they have to stay on for another 14 days. so it is a pretty good incentive. you either get your test done and make sure you are cleared or we will keep you in a facility longer. so i think most people look at that and say "i will take the test." >> laura: "no leaving the camp until you are negative." the other left covid model, the e.u., requiring government officials to use thermal imaging cameras designed by a chinese company, the same one that provides surveillance equipment to the concentration camps, that they call reeducation camps for the uighur muslims. joining me now is victor davis hanson, hoover institution senior fellow. victor, are these the type of scenarios we are going to be facing under a biden administration? >> yeah, it's frightening. here, the virus started in china, spread fro

continuing to watch the rally we have seen in kiwi stocks, rising in previous sessions despite a broader risk off sentiment across asia, at a record high, the best winning streak since 2017. looking a little more contemplative when it comes to trading in auckland. the u.s. session led down by financials, which had to do with city and jp morgan being more cautious about the economy, saying it is in a long grind. joining us is a portfolio manager. great to have you with us. let's go into the u.s. trading session because we have the banks, was this surprising to you that these banks reduced reserves at a time when they also said they were worried a little about the future of the economy? >> that is an interesting question because i was surprised at the raise in the earnings for jp morgan, on the release of reserves. i think to the extent right now, they are not seeing it, it makes sense for them to release them because they may have taken them a little on the early side. the other side of the coin is that if the economy continues to have problems, i think the problems in the credit markets

and we will push on behalf of all new zealanders, the government to do better for kiwis. >> what ardernecame clear. take a listen. >> we are living in an increasingly polarized world. a place where more and more people have lost the ability to see one another's view. i hope this election, new zealand has shown this is not who we are. it is a nation we can listen and we can debate. after all, we are too small to lose sight of other people's perspective. elections aren't always right at bringing people together, but they also don't need to turn one another apart. >> with the latest, donna, i did say we'd talk again. the second term for jacinda ardern seems that a comfortable win here. >> more than 1,000 supporters at auckland's town hall where she's shown that the labor party has greater support than more than 50 years. she promises to lead a party and government for the next three years that will support every new zealander. so, almost 90% of the vote is now in and has not changed dramatically, hovering around that 49% mark. and national on, 27%. i think what's very telling about this na

the kiwi 10 year yield up about three basis points.racking the movements in treasuries as markets reprice election risk. haidi: let's go back to the top story. president trump set to leave walter reed hospital in about a half-hour. he tweeted hours ago, telling americans not to fear the coronavirus. he said he feels better than he did 20 years ago. the white house position says -- allician he has met criteria but his team remains on guard. >> the team and i agree all of our evaluations, and most important, is clinical status support the president's safe return home where he will be surrounded by world-class medical care 24/7. aides sources say trump's are not sure how to keep the president contained the white house residence. for the very latest, we have emily wilkins on the line from d.c. we are getting some reports from the new york times, saying they won't be doing contact tracing for the event in the rose garden. we are hearing the second presidential debate may turn out to be a virtual event. what is the latest we know and what ar

their 1st bledisloe cup match on sunday in wellington the team scored 2 tries each in a 160 draw but kiwi center rico ione has been heavily criticized for showboating after dropping the ball when he was about to score a try. he's feeling pretty frustrated themselves but you know that's. that's one of those little listens that players have to go through and. you know and a reason strong game apart from that but. yeah so. that's what the court is mentions going to take those big little moments that's what we play with a lot of courage. and ourselves down. families by some behind the wheel of a ball. every out and clean up just wasn't good enough and. scenario we need to be better next week we know we go and we have a way for him to know he's in a big chunk of those opposed to home. full time world football champions germany have finally want to you weigh for nations league match at the 7th time of asking would you believe goals for matty esque into and leon got it scott gave them a 21 win over ukraine in kiev meanwhile world champions france will be in action on sunday they play puts goal i

blacks have dominated the fixture over the last 20 years in fact the wallabies haven't beaten the kiwis in new zealand since 2001 obviously back out there and back in ourselves trusting what put in the way can now and that it is going to be a hypnotist match those ones always about. refers a crow really fast that all too stressful for the claim in for the for that's what we want. this. lot of utilizing the armor and a. new level of enthusiasm around it and some just as well it's all in the jersey boy you know just those things that we talk about as. you know what we want to be recognized as. it's world mental health day a subject that's close to the hearts of boxer tyson fury the 2 time heavyweight world champion has spoken openly about his struggles with depression and addiction and has now written a poem to raise awareness you know my best friend. helen. theory collaborated with mental health campaign a he's sane man a way to write the poem in titled you're not my best friend he hopes it will help tackle the stigma which stops suffers from seeking help. and that's a list for for now.

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kiwi stocks continuing to rally for nine consecutive days the longest streak since may and record highsead toward the national election saturday, where the prime minister could win a parliamentary majority. looking at nikkei futures, unchanged at the moment, but this as the japanese yen surged to the strongest level in about a week. at the moment holding steady. we have a few eco-numbers today out of japan, ppi, inflation, and machine orders. a lot of weakness in the offshore yuan right now, dominating the session. we got rule changes from the pboc, making it easier to short the yuan. we will watch what happens on that front. key fixing to a watch for sure. in this part of the world, we are seeing some strength when it comes to in particular mining stocks in sydney. gold stocks holding, william ullion-- will jan -- b climbing. extendingis a minor -- miner extending gains. 1%,escue metals up by extending their buyback program for an unlimited duration. climbing up 25% revenue growth for the quarter and looking ahead to a strong first half, one of the biggest gainers on the asx. shery: le

kiwis have two votes, one for their candidate and one for the party of choice. 120 seats in the parliament our local candidates and the other 60 are directly proportional to the party vote. the labour party could make history becoming the first party to govern alone since the system was introduced in 1996. she does need a coalition greens will want to return to parliament as well. shock results can happen. as her victory in 2016 joe's. >> all right. there we have it. let's bring in our correspondent. represent 14,000 private sector companies. a pleasure to have you on the show. good morning from hong kong. i would imagine -- talk to us, is there a specific preference here? get someeference is to policy changes in the next few years of businesses can grow the economy out of covid. i think by and large, there are couple of policy differences between the two major parties. labor is pretty light to be honest. by and large, they are both taking very centrist approaches. toy are both committed giving significant amount of money to rebuilding of a structure in new zealand. ofhas a long history in

the aussie and kiwi dollars are trading fairly steady. they could be set for the best month.ussie yields are ahead of the update on next week's bond issuance in australia. in positiveld both territory. switching up the board is weighing on these concerns over consumption recovery. new york crude staying below $40 a barrel. that is our second weekly decline. just slightly higher this morning. i want to highlight the offshore yuan. his trading activity day-to-day even with. that may suggest there is broader momentum toward more gains. our guest joins us now. is already this priced in some kind of stimulus deal as we wait for back-and-forth in washington? >> really hard to say. a lot of the different people i was speaking to, you have a bit of a different ratio. my view is that is tactical. haidi: you think it will be a blue sweep? >> that is definitely not the house view. you're going to get me in trouble. in 2016, it was not so much trump winning. it was hillary losing. we have a lot of different factors. it is not going to be close. had does not change that we 60 million plus

kiwi open slightly stronger after labor secured 64 seats in parliament, which would allow the party toern alone. she says her plans for the next three years may require an even stronger majority and the greens are likely to play a role. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and online on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 .ountries i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. let's have a look at more of a considered move with regard to these data points for chinese equity, investors looking elsewhere. a-shares driving the hang seng up 1.1%, the msci, one third of 1% to the upside. the 10 yearyuan on government bond side holding steady, but we've got some of these equities which have come off the boil a little bit. putting it into context, third quarter miss, contraction of 6.8%. we got 4.9% in the third quarter, below estimates and that is one of the reasons we are seeing a little bit of frost being taken off the market in china. breakdown,ok at the industrial production, retail sales coming in stronger than anticipated and also much hi

aussie dollar holding a four-day decline here at o retails tales data and socgen saying he will have kiwi from the rba in november, seeing as yield differentials are more supportive in the long run. we are seeing nikkei futures trade slightly higher in chicago while the yen is a below 105.50. calling for a new range. at8 also seeing the renminbi 655 by the year-end. the offshore rate trading at a two-year high this morning with the 650, the next key level here. that has been a hurdle for the currency since june 2018 when the u.s. and china first started doing reciprocal tariffs. ongoing dollar weakness providing a lift on the u.s. stimulus deal. shery. that shery: u.s. stimulus -- shery: that u.s. stimulus deal has been about the back and forth between pelosi and mnuchin, not to mention what the white house wants, and we heard from pelosi saying the stimulus deal would be bigger, better, and retroactive. here is what she had to say to bloomberg earlier. take a listen. >> we all want to get an agreement because people need it and it is urgent and our economy needs it. one little bump in th

kiwi stocks have turned negative.ech's outlook china's plan and thousands of companies reporting on the chinese mainland, we have a lot to digest in the final trading day of the week in asia. for some context, that's get over to mark cranfield. what is the read for asian stocks after the early selloff in nasdaq futures? >> that is always the negative read at the moment. averages down about 1.3% in asia on a friday. as you were discussing, some of the outlooks inditex companies -- in the tech companies in america are not as positive as traders were hoping, particularly in relation to china. that's putting a dampening effect. the momentum of major tech stocks will have an impact across the region as the markets open. there has been such a big driver of equity markets around the world, since march in particular. big tech stocks have played a huge role. that's translated into tech companies outside. samsung and the major chinese tech companies also huge drivers. so anything that sends shivers down the spine of american te

stocks are under pressure the election this weekend -- of the kiwi stocks are under pressure with thend. won justhe korean holding study, below 11.47 against the greenback. authorities say they are monitoring volatility. there is speculation around south korea's participation in the u.s. clean network campaign. embrace not for this chip company. -- and bright spot for this chip company. yields, hound for sovereigns are capping the debt markets. this week's china dollar offering do solid demand. big hit entertainment come the kpop agency is doing a listing. the price is up 30% and we could see it moved to vendor 51,001 for the stock. a dynamite start for this stock. shery: what a dynamic debut. look at the korean stock exchange, we are seeing the founder not turned billionaire receiving a certificate from the chairman. this as they are having a very a riseful trading debut, of 160% for the stock, now trading at 350,000 won. this is a huge achievement given that the kospi is losing ground at the moment. as you can see, there is celebration at the korea stock exchange, big hit entertainm

stock.or that kiwi it is losing ground at the three anhe chinese market opens in hour, and is going toy with nearly 1000 companies set to release third-quarter results. will hear from our china markets team leader in hong kong with a preview. amonge the china vanke the biggest companies reporting today. >> good morning. trillion worth of stocks reporting today. just for context, that is about one quarter of the entire h-share universe. this is a very busy season and a busy day in the season. on a day like today, it is equivalent to ag -- a week and the u.s. earnings season. is been a big scene of the year china basically asking the bank to sacrifice their profits. there's been a lot of speculation that china will step back on that and let the bank post profits decline. we are looking to see whether that is the case. far, over a thousand firms have reported so far. not all of the companies are required to disclose third-quarter earnings. 68 percenthave seen of these companies showing earning improvement. they'll be the highest ratio of three-quarter earnings since 2007. the third quarte

and apparently when he would walk into a room, kiwi just fill that room and everybody would turn around he was sort of a natural in that regard. >> i know you've been listening to our conversation, do you have a favorite james story that we have been told tonight? >> oh boy i didn't hear everything that you said. i'm gonna start by talking about the first time he was secretary of state, and i don't know how much you've gone into his relationship with garfield. >> tell us a little bit about it. >> well garfield was like a protegee of his, in fact, he helped him get through a real tough patch down in congress, when garfield was accused of corruption and end up taking some stop that, he should not have taken. he got it on with that, they were just very close friends, that in 1881, lane was running for the second time, and he kept from getting a nomination. but again, he didn't have enough force to get the nomination through. so, he turned it over he, turned his folks over to garfield, and that's how garfield, who was a very dark horse, when the convention started, he happen to end up with

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