Hi, everyone. Welcome to a special edition of the Daily Briefing live from New York City

with a very special guest, the one and only, Weston Nakamear, our global markets editor

who joins us all the way from Tokyo. Hi, Weston. Good morning from Tokyo. Oh, I'm sorry.

In real life, we're actually sitting together for a change. Wow. It's actually like daytime

and it's market close. How about that? Yes. And hopefully you got some sleep because

usually we're talking to you in the middle of the night when you've been up all night.

Yeah, I don't know. Night, day, PMAM. Well, it's going to be super fun to be able to do this

in person. But before we get started, remember two days left for our special crash offer.

So you want to jump on it. The QR code is going to be on the bottom of the screen. So go

ahead and check it out. Okay. So everyone is, we had GDP out in the US today. Everyone's

trying to game with the feds doing. But my question for you is, are we paying enough attention

to the other central banks around the world because we did have movements elsewhere?

We did. We as a new and I probably probably not actually know. So we had ECB. I know you

are. Should the rest of us be paying more attention? I am attempting to. I don't think I

am successfully, but yeah, ECB was today too. There's really kind of weird how under the

radar that went to leading off to the ECB itself. Sorry about bass points. And then the

year old is now last I checked is actually below parity, crack below parity. And Bank of Japan

is small. And the Bank of Japan being the significance of the Bank of Japan is, first

of all, you do have, I can't believe this is still a trade, but the Widowmaker on shorting

JGBs is still on and you have open interest on JGB futures at I think it's even like a

pre start of obonomics highs. I might be wrong about that, but it's like right around that

level. So it's, you know, it's a lot of positioning. But the focus is going to be on the currency

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