Lets take a quick look at the markets after a long weekend not after a long weekend. A week. Nasdaq up 25 points and the s p up. A longer weekend than usual. It was longer for me because i wasnt here friday. Here are the big stories. Greek banks reopening three weeks after they close. Capital controls remain in place including limits on withdrawals and no word yet on when the stock market might reopen. Although some are trying to play this with the etf and trades here. Increases in value and a tax agreed to on the new bailout terms have now taken effect on things like coffee and tea. Well hear more from Michelle Carusocabrera pulling double duty. Lets take a look at asia. It was another volatile session. The shanghai stocks closing higher. But closed up just shy of 1 . There have been a media report earlier in the session suggesting the government was studying how to end its bailout. Well continue to watch the ongoing volatility in china. Every day there seems to be a new story there.
A landmark treaty at the United Nations calling for the elimination of atomic weapons in july more than one hundred countries backed it but the worlds no Nuclear Powers didnt i can still rector hopes the peace prize will up the pressure on them. I think it says a settlement on the states in all states to continue to rely on the us for security it is unacceptable behavior. And we will not support it we will make excuses for it you cant threaten to indiscriminately slaughter hundreds of thousand civilians in the name of security. The Spanish Government has apologized to cut salons injured by police during last sundays referendum vote its the first time a trait has expressed regrets over the violence. Meanwhile catalan officials have released the final results of the referendum over ninety percent of votes cast were in favor of independence the regions president called last push to mung has met with a newly formed commission trying to mediate in the crisis the independent body includes la
A coalition of hundreds of n. G. O. S formed a decade ago its campaigning led to a landmark treaty at the United Nations calling for the elimination of atomic weapons in july more than one hundred countries back did but the worlds no Nuclear Powers didnt i can stricter hopes the peace prize will up the pressure on them i think it says some states and all states that continue to rely on the security it is unacceptable behavior. And we will not stand we will not support it we will make excuses for it you cant threaten to use indiscriminately hundreds of thousand civilians in the name of security. The Spanish Government has apologized to cut salons injured by police during last sundays referendum vote its the first time a trait has expressed regrets over the violence. Meanwhile catalan officials have released the final results of the referendum over ninety percent of votes cast were in favor of independence the regions president called last push to mung has met with a newly formed commiss
Im sara eisen. And im wilfred frost. Welcome back. Thank you. Well check in on the Global Markets this morning to show you what u. S. Equity futures are doing after a second down week for u. S. Stocks. It looks like were adding to the pressure. Dow futures down about 40 points. S p futures down 5. 8. Nasdaq futures down 15. Its going to be a heavy week and day of news flow, Economic Data, fed speak and earnings to Pay Attention to on the markets. As for the tenyear treasury yield, it went above 1. 80. Thats driven up the dollar. The reassurance from the better Economic Data in the u. S. And some fed speak that well get an Interest Rate hike has been driving rates higher. There we sit this morning, just above 1. 80. Well see how that reacts to Industrial Production and other data releases out today. The other bond move to mention today, gilt, the tenyear is seeing the highest yield in our memories. Your independence day. Its important to know the strength after the vote, we saw a big pu
Did. Allen pizzey is in egypt. Reporter search teams have finished combing an eightsquaremile area of the sinai desert where the airbus went down and will now widen the search. Most of the bodies have been found along with the planes two flight data recorders. Decoding them to discover what caused the plane to suddenly break apart in midair is expected to begin tomorrow after the arrival of expfrts from ireleld where the a321 wawa registered andndad its last safety check. The airbus and other experts examine the twisted metal of the fuselage for clues today. A neat arrangement of ggage waiting in the desert rather than on an airport carousel was a poignant reminder of how much those clues matter. An isis affiliate based in the sinai has claimemeit brought down the plane. And while theres no evidence of any direct terrorist involvement, the possibility the sinai militants were responsible cant be dismissed, according to u. S. Director of National Intelligence james clapper. Rule it out.