peter mcguire is chief executive at trading—point.com in sydney and he told me investors around the worldng a close eye on that meeting betweenjoe biden and xijinping. i think a couple of good points that need to be discussed. naturally, geopolitical tensions, global economy, the slowing as far as china's export market and the overall health of what's going on across asia, europe and, of course, into the us. so as they sit down, i think it should be reasonably positive, and that's the way it's going to be interpreted as far as both leaders coming together. it's been about a year since they have. the data in china has not really been heading in the direction that president xi is hoping for. so what can we expect to see later this week? this is the issue facing this economy. the weak export numbers last week and you are looking at how that rolls this week as far as data points and the release of numbers. you have the retail sales and fixed asset production and retail production. so as we take on board those numbers, what are they going to represent as far as the internal combustion of china