also the reserve bank of australia and rba decided to keep the cash interest rate steady at 4.75%.hat did lend a little bit of support to the markets here, andrew. >> just a little. ramy imocencio, business nachlt charles. >>> we did have a bit of an earlier round on u.s. market. out of the gate the stocks were up by 1% following the debt deal. manufacturing report that we mentioned sent the markets downward and set up a negative finish. strongly negative for the dow, but the nasdaq and the s&p 500 down by half a percent. look ahead to the u.s. futures, tuesday isn't shaping up to be much better. opening with the markets with a loss of about 60 points for the dow, 15 for the nasdaq and 9 for the s&p 500. so, again, it looks as if the globe has it. even though it looks as though we may be out of it in terms of the debt deal, andrew. >> absolutely. at least there's not going to be a default in the u.s. apparently with the debt drama coming to an end what's next for the fragile u.s. economy. john defterios takes a look at that just ahead. stay with us. >>> welcome back from cnn hong k