sonja laud isjoining us again to discuss.ick, this potential restructuring, potentially about to be bought out bya potentially about to be bought out by a chinese company. bring us up to speed on that. it has been reported a couple of times and i think there has been an additional twist. it's clear there is a group of hedge funds that have used credit default swaps to get their stake in. they need 75% of bondholders to agree to the deal otherwise they might fail and that is the tricky bit, that is the balancing part. if they fail it is complicated, they have 22 million customers, they could be all over the world on holiday. absolutely. they have to prepared to potentially fly people back from their holiday. what i read over the weekend, it seems they get breathing space for another week before they then call the bondholder meeting to come to resolution. one more week but it is probably more complicated than we anticipated. lets move on to the guardian. this chap in new zealand gotan e—mail guardian. this chap in new zealand g

fromely line there coming sonja laud. a drawdown in duration positions.ing a slight move the bond market, lower in prices, higher in yield on the back of the u.s. rebuttal of the bloomberg scoop. by six pips. on a number of pieces of data in the u.k.. let's get the market and perspective for you from singapore. let's get to juliette saly. juliette: it is the last trading day of the month and the quarter. we are seeing mixed movement. the nikkei under pressure. factory production numbers in japan were disappointing. the nikkei's closing at the session weaker by 0.6%. weakness in the kiwi, but a rise in qb stocks. -- newnews england zealand's falling to the lowest since 2008. stocks looking good. expectations for more tomorrow on october 1. october 1 is the 70th anniversary of the people's republic of china. we will see chinese stocks flow into the trading days. 0.2 5% ahead of the holiday. i want to show you what we have seen in terms of or an investment coming into chinese stocks in the month of september. it has been a big one, on track for the biggest i