Locations as we put social distancing into effect here at cnbc as a precaution were going to start squawk alley this morning with bob pisani with an update on todays markets. Bob . And jon, the important thing here is i want to show you the futures because a lot of confusion overnight here we were futures down overnight, then we hada big rally at 8 00 a. M. Eastern time as the Federal Reserve announced new programs and yet the open was a real disappointment and it shows you that liquidity is fairly thin preopen. A lot of people were surprised we opened down so much but were off of the lows right now. Sects here, banks have had a tough time throughout the morning, most down 4, 5 or 6 . Energy stocks also had a tough morning. Everything else, 2 lets say, industrials, technology also down about 2 . Semiconductors started strong but have been weak for a while now. Boeing, one of the few stocks on the upside, only three or four up today, an upgrade goldman sachs. Home depot on the upside, c
Treasury, the efforts to stimulate an economy in free fall jim, you got off a call or an interview it was a call as well with secretary mnuchin what stood out to you . That you shouldnt lay people off. I want to point out i got a correction, he said on Small Business payroll, two weeks, he meant two months two months means you do not lay people off without, i think im not saying its irresponsible but everything is being done to keep businesses open Small Businesses open. David, with the fed, i think theyve taken off to me anything involving credit the secretary talked about anything involving liquidity we cant produce demand. You keep people around for two months, but they wont be able to produce demand. There will still be a burden on Small Business not sure how that will be resolved thats an interesting point jim, we did we were watching the futures, which appeared to be limited down at different points in it the evening last night after japan opened as well then we got a fed announc
The s p 500 down deep in the red down 5 . Fox Business Team coverage. Blake burman is at the white house where the president is currently meeting with nurses on the pandemic. Kristina partsinevelos on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. And chad pergram is on capitol hill. Were going to start with blake. Reporter hi, there, we had known for about a day now that the Trump Administration had been potentially eyeballing a trillion dollar stimulus package, bailout package, whatever you want to call it. Now we know what they are thinking of, how that trillion dollars might be divvied out. According to a Treasury Department document 50 billion would go towards the airlines. 150 billion would be in loans to critical sectors of the economy or what is deemed as critical sectors of the economy. On top of that, there would be 300 billion in Small Business loan guarantees, and, there would be 500 billion in direct payments to americans. Half on april 6th. Half six weeks after that, on may 18
A vote failed again and as new york becomes a epicenter of the outbreak in america, more states are taking strict measures to keep residents at home including michigan, massachusetts and louisiana. As we stand, the market is down 3. 4 on the s p 500. The dow is down 60 poin60 59 minutes left of the session weve got a huge lineup of guests coming up including the ceo of Quest Diagnostics to break down the latest on testing for the virus and former bank of america governor, mervy nn king he was governor of the bank of england during the financial crisis we are covering every angle of this crisis for you mike is tracking the mashlgt moves. Kayla has the latest on the stimulus bill. Steve liesman is covering the feds historic moves again today and meg is following the latest treatment developments mike, first to you on the market another big sell off despite another big fed intervention yes, definite ly a big sell off. Though i have to say the intentionty of it, i dont know if this is much
New york stats state we have full Team Coverage stooefr steve is all over the unprecedented action the package has hit some snags what is the latest the out come is looking like the same one we got last night with democrats not signing onto advance the 1. 6 plus trillion dollar stimulus package. We have a vote right now of 4442. 44 yays. 42 nays. You need 60 votes to pass it its difficult with five in swe selfquarantine. Bernie sanders not voted last night. He was following this from afar and following this in negotiations from there. Senator Chuck Schumer said today this vote is meaningless the package is done. The real work is happening behind closed doors. To that end he said that work is very, very close to producing a deal that inif he canned some optimism into the market but he is making clear hes not authorized democrats to back this move to advance the vote as it stands. We know cabinet members have been meeting to reach a compromise slow and steady progress is what they are ca