ASIA WRAP: Markets Relatively Flat As China GDP Comes In Okay

*China's Q3 GDP falls slightly below expectations at 6.0%
*Afterpay (APT.AX) drops for third day in a row, down 7.3%
*Quiet dawns on Asia with monumental Brexit vote looming

FX:

• FX volatility has quietened down after last night's Brexit and US/Turkey developments with most G10 currencies trading sideways through Asia. 
• AUDUSD +0.13% edged higher on China's okay GDP and September activity print. China's Q3 GDP printed 6.0%; est. 6.1%. While retail sales, industrial output and urban investment all met expectations.
• GBPUSD -0.29% looks to a Brexit vote in Westminster on Saturday. Boris Johnson still needs to get the DUP on board. 
• NZDUSD +0.41% was most sensitive to China data as it made October highs. 
• USDJPY -0.1% was a touch lower at 108.5.
• USDCAD -0.01% did little as conviction for long CAD grows. 
• USDCNH -0.02% traded flat as China data didn't surprise. 

Equities:

• Equities closed lower across the board as markets await broader developments in Brexit, US/China trade and other geopolitical risks. 
• ASX cash -0.52% closed lower helped by another tumble in Afterpay (APT.AX) as an RBA probe into no surcharge for vendors loom. 
• ASX Futures -0.74% were also lower. 
• S&P500 Futures -0.22%.
• Nikkei Futures +0.13%. 
• CSI Futures -0.63%. 

Fixed Income:

• US 10y yields have ticked along without too much bother to either side closing at 175bps.
• AUS 10y yields also chopped around to finish at 111bps. 

Commodities:

• Brent Crude Futures came of -0.5% having traded fairly tight between 58 and 60 $/bbl for most of the week. 
• Gold spot was largely unchanged.