alex dryden from jpmorgan is still with us.ursday, are you concerned about money market stress? suggesting it is starting to do, central banks are always keep point out the tools they have to swap lines, the tools to coordinate action the undertake. are you concerned about money market stress? alexander: i think for me, there will be volatility in this asset. if in the event we vote to leave. but the bank of the wind has been quite adamant that will be in the market within hours, saying we will extend the credit lines of serried to keep liquidity, very loose allowing people to continue to trade, minimizing volatility. investors do have expect big base movement. the pound will be volatility, as there is other exchange rates are lucky to be impacted. you see many global impactors that is in the u k but even japan and the u.s. pointed to the brexit referendum as a cause for significant volatility in the next weeks. anna: i want to move on to talk about japan in fact, because the concerns about a brexit or market turmoil around the

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alex dryden joining us from jpmorgan. bank.t, talking to rbs -- rba bank.cussion coming up next. ♪ guy: you're watching "on the move." let's talk about what has been happening down under overnight. the aussie spiking after the rba -- expectations for a rate cut. did it really got to let's get out to sydney and our editor, .an preachy -- dan petrie let's talk about what we had today. i read notes pointing to the fact that the view is despite was erroneous. the rba has left the door open for further cuts. dan: a very good morning to you. that doesn't seem to be the case although there was no explicit easing in the statement. that was a nugget i took away from that at 2:30 today. what this is a case of, the rba at the moment they have to taken this view test taking this view of glenn stevens stewardship. a wait and see approach because so many of -- sriracha sauce values currency, when the rba makes its decision in relation to currency, as well as factors back. they're probably would've been -- to look at by capping the rates, perhaps more money going to the h