qian: yes, i think this is not just unique to china but any country. market is always trying to be forward-looking so when you were saying there was a move, things were always pricing more moves by what the central bank intended to have so as a result, this is where the central bank needs to strengthen their communication, not to create confusion in the market. obviously, this is what we should expect from the pboc. the central bank coming out and saying we are going to be gradual and then this is probably something we also expect from japan this week is that they need to focus on their communication with the market. when the market is starting to price in more tightening, they probably need to take the chance to reemphasize that. shery: i love that you went there for me because i wanted to ask about the boj next. we have been waiting for months for that policy review, so what are we expecting? sources telling us we could perhaps see some releasing of an analysis to show what an interest rate cut could actually look like. they seem to want to send some

qian: you can add the netherlands to that list. -- >> you can add the netherlands about this. there's been a handful of blood clot incidents possibly around the astrazeneca vaccine from austria, to norway, to thailand, and countries are acting quickly. it plays into some of the overall concerns about these very new vaccines and whether it's blood clots or people dying randomly, whether they are safe or not. the european medical regulators have said there is no issue. astrazeneca said 17 million people received their shots so far so any instance of blood clotting or similar ailments is less for the population at random. it's high-profile going into the work week and it may take a few days to really find out is there anything to this or not? meanwhile at the same time, astrazeneca is falling short on its commitments for the number of shots it's delivering to the e.u. and the u.s., which has a small stockpile of astrazeneca vaccines -- it's not offering to give any of its supplies away either. all in all, that accepted major e.u. countries being significantly behind on vaccinatio

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