. >> and i'm domenic chu in for wilfred frost.r, we're seeing a relatively stable picture on the u.s. futures side of things. s&p if all holds the same opening down, by 2 points, dow by 2 points, nasdaq up by 1 point. record highs for the dow yesterday, s&p, a little more stability, calm. at least for right now ten-year treasury note yield sits at -- it's something we've been watching for a while. 2.26%. still stuck in that range of 2.3. and 2.30%. really see if anything on the economic front this week or next month can abrebreak it out of tt range. >> dom, let's pivot the discussion to asia, to underwhelming trade data coming in weaker than expected on the export and import. again, the hang seng and the shanghai composite closing high by 0.6%. hang seng, south korean stock s closing lower by 2%. we've seen german trade and current account surplus growing in the month of june stocks there are flat. france, meantime, is higher by just around 2 points the ftse 100 is lower by 0.1%. things like that disappointing china trade data not