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So it looks like we started the year potentially quite a bit stronger than the Aussies.
But, of course, it's really all about Q2 GDP, not Q1 GDP.
But we might just win the Q1 battle.
Yeah, we'll take that if we can.
Give us the numbers then.
That's about a half a percent fall.
And the Nasdaq down 0.79% as I look at it.
213 points, 26,880.
The FTSE 100 lost 0.4% overnight, 10,332.
The Nikkei, that was up actually, up 1,667 points, 2.5% gain, 68,402.
The NZX 50 gained
down 0.42%, 13,115.
Kiwi dollar is weaker overnight because US dollar is stronger, so 0.5864 against the US, 0.8221 against the Aussie, 0.5056 euro, 0.4370 pounds, 93.84 Japanese yen, gold, $4,439.
And Brent crude has spiked up, flirting with the $98 mark, $97.99 as I look at it now.
Hey, thank you, Andrew.
Enjoy your day.
That's Andrew Callaghan, Shaw & Partners.
I'll give you a little bit more information, just a bit more detail on that proposed tariff from Trump next, 6-22.