shares rising about 3% for atl -- agl. company has plans for structural shift to create new energy firms under agl. we see energy names picking up the pace in sydney early in the session with api and prices stabilizing ahead of the open on april 1 putting oil on course for a fourth straight quarterly gain. let's keep a close eye on the turkish lira this morning under some pressure after the hippies governor was fired by erdogan. more hedge funds in asia will be looking to see if there is any contagion risk and more block trades. we will see if that can be contained with futures very much pointing higher across the board after asia stocks eked out gains on monday including number a-shares. we had chinese stocks related to the block trade selloff like baidu. the csi 300 did rise for a second session. this is calling for a market bottom in china sitting around the 5000 level. and that stabilizes more with focusing on earnings this tuesday. the bank of china and air china has been a down report overall for chinese stocks. and

people watch on agl, as the company plans a structural shift which will create two new energy companies. elsewhere, futures are higher. just how wide the block trade will be. recovery will remain key. later today, we will hear from several more chinese banks. switching up the board, we will watch the aussie dollar. we see the currency pulling towards the middle. the turkish lira, very much under watch. this after the central bank was fired -- central bank governor was fired. trading at a four-month low and headed for the biggest monthly drop in a year. the yen hovering below the 110 level. after a four-day decline. some strategist seeing the outlook brightening for the currency. it is looking cheap. for now, pulling up the chart on the terminal, it's the u.s. dollar that is in the driver seat. the greenback set for the best quarter in a year, this as bets are piling up of the u.s. will lead the global recovery. which helps u.s. markets contain the block trade drama. haidi: shares of nomura and credits plunged, questions remain about extreme leverage. what is the reaction that we see on

retailer is on watch over plans it is splitting its coal-fired generation into a separate company, aglc that of greenhouse gases. bhb, that stock rising after a bump in weekly iron or exports. the minor has been -- iron ore exports. cba, after being sued, alleged that it charged monthly subscription fees when it was not allowed to do so. a modest upside for trading futures. this is bloomberg. ♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. over the next 10 years, comcast is committing $1 billion to reach 50 million low-income americans with the tools and resources they need to be ready for anything. i hope you're ready. 'cause we are. haidi: good morning. we are counting down to asia's major market open. shery: our top stories this hour. president biden launches his campaign spending plan, already drawing opposition from public and

agl sliding. the energy separation plan could put it at risk. we see the aussie dollar holding below $.76 for a monthly and quarterly drop and we are seeing yields go slightly higher in the antiquities after we saw the u.s. 10 year yield climbed by closing above 170. seeing how we are shaping up elsewhere on the last trading day of march with growth prospects. the imf looking to upgrade its global growth forecast next week. we have pmi data from china later which is likely to show the recovery picking up on the mainland in march. they are overtaking the u.s. and we are seeing s&p e-minis move to the downside after a mixed session. value plays in focus. nikkei futures moving to the downside while the yen is holding above 110. 115 could be in play by the end of the year as we are seeing dollar strength continuing to find favor. that has weighed on commodities as well. gold heading for a nine-month low set for the worst quarter since 2018. haidi: credit suisse and other financial firms are bracing for major losses related to -- su keenan is followi