graham wheeler says there is potential for further easing if needed.looking carefully at the data coming in from china. the currency slumped. francine: let's check in on markets. it is 9:30 a.m. in the u.k.. mark: on one side, you have china, producer prices sinking the most since 2009. falling for the 42nd consecutive month. on the other side, you have next week's federal reserve meeting. mix, brazil who had its credit rating cut to junk throw in the fact that u.s. stocks sank after their second biggest gain of 2015 on tuesday. a number of factors swaying investors today. we have looked at the nikkei. what a scatterbrained market the japanese stock market is proving for yesterday, i was eulogizing, saying the praises of the nikkei 225. after the 7% jump yesterday, the biggest increase since 2008, whoosh! we are back down again today. 2.5% lower. investors fretting about the u.s. after we had a report rising,job openings pointing to a tightening labor market in the united states. traders are not convinced we will see a rate hike next week. the probabil