the view is that it could be a bigger problem facing sgx. it's systems may need scrutiny.ittle clarity on what actually happened. x releasedall, sg five statements. it said that during suspension, orders can be taken out, amended, so they will be matched only when the market reopens. -- been underther a new ceo for the past year. he took charge exactly a year ago yesterday, the day of the technical malfunction. predecessor left just a few months after he was forced to make a public apology because of two trading disruptions within one month. sgx was recommended by the authorities -- reprimanded by authorities, and another incident. angie: it's not the first time. certainly watching this as investors scratch their head as to exactly how and why it happened. haslinda, thank you so much. coming up, we will bring you the latest developments on the attack in nice with local reaction. this is "bloomberg." ♪ ♪ angie: the top stories trending this hour, the french president has extended a state of emergency for three more months and will do employ a next her 10,000 security forces

beenber that sgx has under a new ceo for the past year.ok over exactly a year ago yesterday, the technical all function marking his anniversary at stx. -- sgx. the previous ceo left because he was forced to make a public apology. the monetary agency of singapore has reprimanded stx. -- sgx. this goinga, how is to affect singapore's reputation as a lender and asia? reporter: understandably, it is not good news, especially when there is now a history of technical glitches. it was hit by power outages that happened not just in august, but also in november of last year. here is what one trader said to us. this should have been sorted a few years back. communication and handling could have been better. in the markets, some say this will hurt investors' sentiments, confidence. -- it is already being compared to hong kong. the thing really is, though, as alone -- -- sg is notx sxgx is not alone in facing issues. it looks like there is really a need to upgrade the technology. yvonne, betty? betty: thank you. the reserve bank of australia has been