theor, you said, it went other way. to $554 million. estimates were for $600 million. banks still face the prospect of a weaker loan growth this year. contracting amid in asia wide slowdown. week.ns 50 next hurten recovery have exports in many asian countries. rishaad: thank you. we have a detailed look at that story later in your program. let's get your opinions. @rishaadtv. let's have a look at some other stories now. david: a few other stories, let's look at japan. encouraging in the light of government efforts to raise inflation. if you take a look at the lowest end of the spectrum, that is about ¥780 and our. that is about six dollars an hour united states. in tokyo, that would set you back ¥800 a bowl. reported that a central government panel has suggested an increase. just under ¥800 and our. that decision will be made locally depending on conditions in different areas of japan. millionts over 3 japanese who own this much -- earn this much. be an extra ¥30,000 a year. that is roughly 230 u.s. dollars on top. might be enough for two weeks of groceries. where does

look at theor a markets. i want to head to julie hyman on it they were nothing is happening.: i want to look at fixed income. yes, 15 minutes before the closing bell come i will look at fixed income and buck the trend here. we are seeing an interesting move today. it's highest in six weeks. the last time it was at this level, it was june 17. at least when it comes to the 2-year note and the readthrough. also, if you look at the fed funds futures, take a look at the bloomberg terminal. the likelihood he will see an increase in rates in september. it is now around 46%, about 39% yesterday. beyond that with the assumption seeming to be on the part of most investors and economists that it will then be slow. all this being felt in the currency market as well today. it is trading near a four-month high, about .5% today. gaining on that perception. we are closer maybe to these higher rates here it is also being felt not just in the dollar. index bloomberg developed of the emerging market currencies. past year for the indexed to we are seeing that route continue with this particular

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