By Gregor Stuart Hunter and Rae Wee SINGAPORE (Reuters) -A stubbornly weak yen has Japan on the cusp of intervening in the currency market for the third time in roughly as many years, but analysts say it's likely to be ineffective and authorities must tread carefully to avoid triggering a fresh selloff. Confounding expectations of an ​upturn this year, the yen is at a 10-month low and has tumbled along with bonds in the seven weeks since Sanae Takaichi took charge of Japan's ruling party,‌ with proposals ...

So that's your setup for the day off the back of this earnings report, off the back of the data that we've been waiting for. So let's get to Kevin Green who joins me now to get across some other numbers and we're getting some existing home sales. Print, uh, talk us through what you're seeing as far as that one, KG, this morning.>> Yeah, for existing home sales, we actually saw that number coming in at 4.1% million for the month of October. The street was looking for 4.08% million, so pretty much in line wit ...