--yvonne man. hsbc, they promised they would clean up its act after being fined for helping clients launder money and dodge sanctions. a court-appointed monitor shows reform efforts net -- met resistance, citing bullying and foot dragging among managers toward the internal audit. team. when they singled out six clients's activities pose a threat to the banks, the u.s. managers in the banking units says they were annoying distractions, including one of the clients they talked about was a saudi bank that had wired money twice to one of the 9/11 hijackers in 2001. u.s. managers called these red overallstractions -- ruled hsbc has made some progress, but the monitor says the bank still struggles with compliance and they need to redouble efforts. switching gears to president obama meeting with vietnam. in communist party leader, what he describes as a difficult history between the two countries, with a relationship based on mutual interests. remain,me differences the two countries are building new ties.

corporatethe top headlines, i am yvonne man.haad: the greek health care system was in a bad state before the crisis flared up and things look set to get worse because capital controls are putting a stranglehold on the supplied of vital medicine into the country. tom mackenzie visits to health care center in athens to see how it has been affected. >> you have the money in the bank but you cannot buy your medication because you cannot pay your supplier so you are going to tell your patience you do not have the medication. not the way people think. >> whatever is imported in greece, we will have shortages and we will have problems. >> i am not going to call it a pharmacy run. but what are you going to say? for 20 hours we give medication and the rest of you go home. or are we going to be giving until we drop or the shelves are empty? and then what? greece, now we have 3 million people without insurance. the system right now in greece, is not good. now we have patients. have, aple that we lawyer. patients who many were directors in

let's find out what's going on -- yvonne man is in hong kong standing by. yvonne bad news, good news? talk us through the market reaction. yvonne: good morning. we really haven't seen too much investor confidence in the stock market. we are snapping out of that 13% rebound we saw earlier last week, coming back from the lunch break in the shanghai composite down 2%. it has been led by the industrials, the utilities, and we are starting to see big losses here when it comes to those big movers -- it's talk about 24 stocks that went up 10%. you have close to 200, more than 180, firms that have been down today. here we can see consumer goods are down three point 5%, goods and services down 6% telecoms financials, industrials all in the red. pboc is talking about the sentiment -- after we had excited gdp figures, there was a lot of speculation that the pboc won't be stepping in to help stand this anymore. the fundamentals of the economy are seeing some slight signs of stabilization. i want to mention that the stock calls are down to 689, still suspended in trading

i am yvonne man. let's go straight to the markets here. new zealand started things off -- pretty calm start to the session here. zealand dollarw weakening. also counting down the opens in japan, australia and korea. let's go less than an hour away. u.s. stocks fell, treasuries fell. possibly pointing to a higher open after it closed yesterday. we are seeing some weakness right now. chinese stock futures jumped and asian shares tumbled again after a brief risk fight from the bear market selloff. stephen engle's is here with more on this. coaster for the stock market. a lot of tums being taken for the acid indigestion coming with the market calls. we saw this ahead of the rally up. up 8% ahead of the tuesday rally. the one-day rally. now we have the futures of again overnight as you can see. regulator worked late into the night announcing last night significant new rules on margin, trading and significant transaction these. no longer will they require ofkerages to force the sale stock by clients with insufficient collateral. they will out re

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i am yvonne man. let's get the latest on markets. japan, australia, and south korea start trading.t's see how everything is opening after a bad week for asian markets last week. more weakness coming through. the nikkei down .75% in early trade. australia down by .2%. likely way down by commodities. new zealand off by .4%. no update from the kospi. let's look at commodities, the big story of the day. a lot of traders bearish on gold. the copper prices under significant pressure. on fridayt of china adding to a selloff. there is also speculation that chinese traders who have been banned from shortselling equities have been selling out of metal, cobbler -- copper in particular. it is down 16% year to date. a lot of the weakness coming through in recent months. it is down by 1.5% to the lowest level since 2009. we also have been looking at gold. -- gold price is below $1100 an ounce. barclays saying, if we see it fall below $1000, it is not a commodity worth holding onto. it is down 7.5% year to date with a lot of the weakness coming through in the last month or so. the oil price conti

yvonne man is on the markets this morning for us here in asia. the first of the latest markets to respond. the euro starting the week on a bad note. yvonne: it seems like all financial markets who are really driven by greece once again. we are seeing the euro sliding a little bit. down about half a percent earlier. but now we are seeing still a little bit of pressure. continued pressure is what we will see from a lot of analysts , saying they are likely to remain under some selling pressure until a definite deal is reached. assets see european risk continue to see higher volatility according to some analysts. the political fractures we are seeing in the greek debt drama is far from certain according to citigroup. they will be watching to see if they are passing those additional measures. the dollar-yen continues to show some strength this morning. to know, we are expecting japan trade later this morning. angie: checking some other headlines this morning here in asia. economyngthening u.s. as slumped with speculation about when the federal reserve

let's bring in yvonne man. what are officials saying?rybody talking about will be discussed when both sides returned to the negotiating table. there is one tweet from alex depressed, who has been quite result.ading up to the alexis tsipras saying this time at the negotiating table, will which hasject of debt been the big debate. the italian minister of economy and finance is says italy has worked for a united and integrated europe, i was true yesterday and will continue tomorrow. ukip, europeanhe parliament, saying eu project is now dying. it is fantastic to see the courage of the greek people in the face of clinical and economic bullying from brussels. far right french leader, anti-euro, once an end to the common currency, she was quite outspoken saying that the andk know it is a beautiful a lesson in democracy. the people are back. again, we talked about this meeting, party leaders reconvening on monday as well as tuesday. decreased finance minister has said greece's place in the euro is nonnegotiable. angie: real-time response on twit

anna: speaking to yvonne man in hong kong. that is the greek story. everybody in the market watching what the fed is doing at the moment, as well. a key element of the decision-making right now is the job number. we will get job creation numbers later. we are asking, what should the fed wait for before hiking rates? anything? many data points, what are your thoughts? #fedlitoff. 6:41 in london, coming up, is an historic agreement insight? diplomats negotiating a treaty with iran say if rules are breached, we will bring you more from our guest in two minutes. anna: welcome back, 6:45 in london. here are the stories you need to know. ace has announced a $28.3 billion buyout of chubb. the cash and stock deal will see him earning 70%. the takeover will help ace who competes with rivals, formerly led by greenberg's father and berkshire hathaway. investigators say a faulty connection mistakenly shut down the engine during a flameout, 43 people died when the flight lost out the dude. and it crashed into a nearby river, minutes after takeoff from taipei. we a

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. -- we'll up will go and said if that man harasses me again, she says i will get him. i saw her take a cleaver. yvonnen catch our interview this evening at 6:00 hong kong and singapore time. take off for bell helicopter with a deal in japan. we speak to the president and ceo. ♪ yvonne: checking headlines around the world, investigators trying to work out if debris on the island of reunion may be from malaysian airlines 370. officials on the island have sent images of a plane wing to the team leading the search. analysts are saying it could be 7, the aircraft that vanished last year with 239 on board. a man in court on sydney over a series of deadly bombings and shootings in the 1980's. leonard warwick arrested in connection with the attacks that target of judges and members of the public. four people died at the time. warwick had ak -- long-standing custody dispute with his ex-wife. an eight-year-old american boy has become the first child to successfully receive a double hand transplant. harvey lost both hands to an infection. earlier this month, a team of 40 spent 10 hours on the complex procedure i