we are joined by the chief investment strategist for aipac.g asian countries should make use of swap lines, if they see the use for capital flow measures in asia. we have seen the strength of the beingollar being bid up the safe haven move. how will this impact asian markets overall? >> good morning. you identify and essential asp an essentialify aspect of dollars. responseand scale of obviously from the fed and also global policymakers more broadly to speak to an array of problems, but specifically this one. the fed into thousand eight and 2009 took several courses -- in 2008 and 2009 took several courses to get to this. it has done this now in days. the steps taken the last couple of weeks should help address this exact vital problem, making sure that there are enough dollars flowing to the global and asian rental system to help economies to fund -- financial system to help economies to fund. it is the defective reserve bank of the world -- the de facto reserve bank of the world. shery: we see improvement in economic data out of china. will

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moody's has changed its outlook on 12 aipac banking systems including the likes of china to negative.s the story in hong kong. we broke the story a couple minutes ago. tell us more. david: i'm holding a statement took a whiled it for moody's tacoma with this because as you mentioned, it is all-encompassing. we are looking at the entire region. before i get into the list, japan and hong kong, which are part of the report, are already under negative watch. they are including everyone. australia, china, india, in the malaysia,ia, korea, new zealand, philippines, singapore, taiwan, thailand and vietnam. governments have been putting support measures but don't expect those measures to be sufficient to offset the impact from what is going on with coronavirus, the downturn it will have on banks. this extends beyond the first half of this year, the credit impact could be significant. in terms of the sectors, hotel and restaurants, airlines, automotive could be the most severely hit. if you take the list and look at the second list, which ones really have the most exposure to those sectors. ex

but spring in the head of aipac commodities research at jpmorgan scott.een the saudi's and others start to cut production and output. we've seen the shattering of some of the supplies out of the u.s., but the demand picture remains weak at best. is it the demand picture eclipsing this for the market at this point? >> we think that is the main driver. we are forecasting global demand to contract this month something like 24 million barrels a day and then may and june 10 also have maybe not sharp contractions, but particularly severe. we held a call recently with the demand down 9bal million barrels a day, which would be the worst we've ever had so we are coming into the next couple of months, which is for globalnge point storage and likely more so in the u.s. than globally. are opec doing enough to address the crisis? the moves suggest no. what more do they need to be doing? out a note recently that we think opec will have to come back again as soon as they do a virtual meeting in june and come back with either firming up the second half of the year. there