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Lockdown in that country, and Risk Appetite builds. Asian stocks had for their best day since 2008. Equity futures point to a positive open in europe, as well, after an incredibly positive day yesterday. Just under an hour away from the start of cash equity trading on that continent in europe and over in the u. K. Lets look at futures after yesterday, the dow put up a up ad game the dax put record gain, almost 1000 points yesterday. It is pretty astonishing that we well. Tures up today, as i should say, the dow yesterday in the u. S. Put up a record gain of sorts, the biggest gain in the Dow Jones Industrial index average since 1933 and yet, you see futures on the s p and dow jones positive, nasdaq futures down a little bit, but they also saw a big gain in tech stocks yesterday, the nasdaq jumping yesterday about 10 . A lot of indexes yesterday in the u. S. , jumping 10 . The nasdaq, really just joining the bunch. Our top story is the stimulus packages across europe and in the u. S. Wh
End Coal Financing being undermined by new credit from china and japan. Lets take a look at the markets now. Looks like very much like the past couple of weeks although potentially more so. Very volatile, s p 500 futures have begun to trade and we automatically have begun to see a decline of 2. 8 . We saw last week a gain in the u. S. The s p but the average move was three points. Olatility is still reigning sustaining stocks losses for a second day. The safe even been coming back coming safe haven bid back strong. The u. S. The yen is strongest since the 2016 election in the u. S. A rough day, 41 a barrel for oil. Now investors are expecting more. Lets take a longer look at wti crude. Not even not only did the meeting in vienna not result in agreement, but saudi arabia has initiated an allout price war saying they will pump 10 Million Barrels a day next month. Some analysts are expecting 30 oil prices again, near the lowest level over the past two decades. One analyst said he sees pot
Oils biggest drop in three decades. Some buyers of saudi crude are said to seek 50 more after it slashes prices. The ferocity of yesterdays in this mornings rolldown. You are seeing a moment of either reprieve, and the best opportunity to sell in terms of the s p futures over the past two days. On a futures front, we are off on the s p up on the s p futures. Up 3. 5 . All out recession was being pumped into the prices yesterday. We turned into a bear market. Dropping futures by 20 . Have a look at the bonds. Yesterday was down for equities. This morning there is a limit down. Thats giving you a nice spike in yields. My last guest said expect a further pump higher in terms of yields. That is when they would seek to enter the market. The fed are active. The new york fed are adding liquidity. Turning on the repo tap. Say the fed as opposed to a Global Central Bank reaction. The fed is acting on liquidity. Roll over the currency market. , yields protectionism rise in the United States of a
But still red for each of the major indices. Joining us for the full first hour of the show Courtney Gibson from loop capital markets. Courtney, thanks for joining us. Whats your take on today . Investors in a sort of holding pattern, are they, until we get to the fed unbelievable holding pattern. I mean, volumes are down precipitously today. At least they were before i came on the show today. I talked to our equity desk at loop capital and in the u. S. Alone volumes were down somewhere near 30 and even in europe spain was down i think somewhere near 40 on volumes our desk flow today was down substantially as well. It looks and feels as though investors right now are really kind of sitting on their hands markets as you can see, dow down just slightly but recovering back to the highs of the session. Russell is lagging down 0. 7 utilities, real estate the bestperforming sectors. Energy and tech towards the bottom we have got apple down about 0. 7 , albeit higher for the week broadcom wei