a robust quarter but more specifically when we spoke to shane elliott the c.e.o.ard from ross macewen yesterday which is margins may have peaked when it comes to this era for the big australian lenders. also watching the likes of maquary and broader markets up .3% and msci australia up .4% there. the aussie dollar still holding on a little bit of momentum under that 67 cent u.s. mark. the e.c.b. decision didn't hurt too much when it comes to pricing movements on the greenback. but we do see the yen gaining for a third straight day as we continue to see those haven trades playing in with the ongoing u.s. banking turmoil. and keeping an eye on treasuries, the bond market as treasury traders continue to push bark on what the fed and chair powell is saying about the trajectory for the economy going into the rest of the year. these are the banks that we're watching. anz a loss of .25% and not quite as bad as of the reaction and extending those losses today and national australia bank falling yesterday. the most since 2020 on those comments about a peak in margins. we d

also, we will be speaking with shane elliott the ceo of anz. ♪ emerson automation software helps breakthrough get to market at warp speed. go human go. go boldly. emerson. shery: this is "bloomberg daybreak: asia." we are continuing to market opens in australia and korea. for the day, we had another small rate hike basis points and potential pause signals but not necessarily signals for a pivot coming anytime soon. haidi: it remains to be seen, it does the extent of the banking stresses muddy the waters when it comes to the outlook for the fed and the broader economy? we are also awaiting ecb and boe into the market open. annabelle: a lot of central-bank action over these couple of days, that we have the opens of korea and australia, japan still shut for a public holiday, so no trading either for cash treasuries. a couple of stories focusing on today, the market reaction to the fed coming through, 25 basis point hike and possibly a pause, but jay powell during cold water on expectations of a cut anytime soon, so that has dampened the enthusiasm for equity traders. so waiting to see live prici