Theyre raise something 130 billion in market value between them just today. Tesla, also down 4 in the likes of amazon, alphabet not far behind lawmakers continue to work on aadditional stimulus package with new details coming out about individual and corporate ap dow down 330 points with 59 minutes left in the session, sara coming up, tech investor dan niles will be here to make sense of the late day selloff in technology stocks. With the nasdaq down 2 . Plus, well talk to john rogers about his take on the market and the areas hes investing in right now. And more earnings coming your way after the close including intel, etrade, mattel and apple supplier sky works we bring you the numbers as soon as they hit the tape with one hour left of trade, lets focus in on the stories. We have details on the increasingly heated rhetoric between washington and beijing phil lebeau has comments start us off with the Broader Market and tech especially not getting the love today tech is overheated. Loo
Contracting by 5 this year and within the s p headlines like those punishing reopening trades, punishing pretty much everything as you can see behind me particularly the likes of norwegian cruises, winn resorts, banks, airlines sliding significantly. Some of those names down as much as 10 sara. Weve got a huge lineup of guests to help make sense of this selloff today for you air yell investments john rogers saw a onceinalifetime buying opportunity. His take and where we stand now. Plus well discuss the new tristate travel order what it means for the entire leisure landscape for ceo of booking holdings, a perfect day to get thoughts on what travel will look like well speak to the ceo of slack about working and new product today. Full Team Coverage of this pullback and final hour of trade. Mike santoli tracking Market Action the most concerning covid outbreaks with the new numbers and Brian Sullivan watching the drop for energy sector, the worst performer. First lets get to josh lipton w
Crude rolling over yet again. The outlook stable, but nonetheless, crude may be reflecting some demand fears. You the days market moving news from around the world. Joining us from hong kong is caringly is caringly is karen leigh. The city is cleaning up from the get another weekend of violent seventh ead of the ahead of the 70th anniversary of communist rule in china. chinese president xi jinping spoke just a little bit ago. He said relations between hong kong and the mainland would improve, and this comes even as prodemocracy protesters plan to offer a number of rallies tomorrow that coincide with the celebrations beijing will be rolling out for the anniversary celebrations. They will be attended by tens of thousands of people, so it is really going to be a juxtaposition between what is happening in the Chinese Capital and what is happening here in hong kong. Alix thank you very much. Unbelievable video from over the weekend. Now we want to head to europe. Credit suisses board is bac
One was anticipating. You know the Central Banks are good about telling the markets what theyre going to do in advance and when that doesnt happen you see swings like this. The Swiss National bank coming out with its news saying it was going to delock the swiss franc from the euro. Since 2011 they had been tying the currency cap in 2011. Swiss national bairng was saying you had to have 1. 2 swiss francs to the euro. They let that go unexpectedly. Moved 30 . Basically 120 euro. 120 swiss francs to the euro. Yeah down. 86. Right. Its complicated stuff and theres a lot to get your head around but this is a massive move. Weve never seen a currency swing like this before. It was also the u. S. Dollar we saw the swing against because the dollar was high against the swiss frank because it was tied to the euro. When they let that go it was a massive snap. So it had been that they were benefitting by being tied to a weak euro but it wanted to go much higher and obviously i want it wanted to go
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