Increasingly concerned. It is the economy. Jay powell fed chief jay powell holds where facetoface talks with President Trump. Warnings from within the fed. Rosengren eric morning policymakers against putting financial policy at risk. We will hear exclusively from him. And now, back to sophie for a look at australian markets. Higher. 6 200 is opening a2 milk leading the pack. Aining 17 after reporting better margin outlook. Checking in on the aussie dollar. Ahead of the rba. Still clearly and a focus for the currency. 1 ancks are adding on hour into cash trade. Futures Holding Steady in chicago. Lets see how we are sitting up in hong kong. Hans sang futures are under pressure after the rebound. Speculation that chinese funds are providing support for the market. Even so, there is some investor caution given they are rethinking their positions with the increasing violence in hong kong. We did have the hans sang in the hong kong index regain their 50 day moving averages. Lets jump to the
The hang seng at the moment. The two thirds of 1 . Lets look at what is going on with the nikkei. Market, we are seeing a move to the upside. A case of bad news and good news. Indicating they could institute Interest Rate cuts. Lets get to the other asset classes. This is where we find ourselves at the moment. It must have been quite a meeting between the fed chair powell and his boss, the president. It must have been. A yield to that has barely been budged in. We have been seeing them lurch higher. More uncertainty in the haven buying. Pence against the euro. That is sterling moving to six month highs against its european counterpart as the threat of a hard brexit recedes. Aussie dollar moving to the downside. Just under . 68 u. S. Where it istuation to the downside potentially. Theyof many are saying would not be surprised to see a 66 handle in the nottoodistant future. Then we have the Violence Center stage in hong kong. It is continuing. That continues to be our top story right now
The after hours session near its ipo price of 17 bucks a share, 17, 18 is the last trade here, pretty much after the after hour session low, we have a lot to unpack here the Conference Calls are under way with ceo evan siegl at the helm. Luke ventures, cofounder gene munster, here on set, Julian Boorstin is out at headquarters. Lets kick it off with you. Since you spoke to a snapchat give us the details. Reporter thats right. We are looking at the snap ceo earnings calm evan siegl picked up the calm, the fact that he says they are building a Strong Foundation for snaps business, take a listen. We are pleased with the early results from his performance and quality improvement, particularly on android devices. These improvements help drive a significant investment with 3 million snaps, generating an increase in overall sessions and time spent. Reporter chief Strategy Officer con announcing per user is over 30 minutes a day saying they are making progress on the advertising goals and impr
Difficult to figure out the overul direction where stocks are going to go. The dow finished down 45 after being down as much as 184 points. Nasdaq lost. 49 percent. Sometimes the stock market reevaluates the entire basis of companies we follow because of one metric. The metric of oil. You know, i have said to you over and over again we should never underestimate the power of the market to do stupid things and the most stupid is a rally based on the price of oil, which is exactly what we got when the averages uturn pretty much in sync with the uturn it crude. No matter the largely companies that would be better off if oil fell. Weve come to accept this loon ascy as gospel. But thats not the nutiest part of the stock market right now. I think its the kind of weird back and forth were getting of some of us Largest Enterprises thats really driving us craze crazy. The stock of the wells fargo after last nights resignation of ceo john stumpf because of whats now widely regarded as a massive
Sometimes the stock market revaluates the entire basis of companies. We follow because of one metric, the metric of oil. You know, i have said to you over and over again we should never underestimate the power of the market to do stupid things, and the most stupid is a rally based on the price of oil, which is exactly what we got when the averages uturn pretty much in sync with a uturn it crude. No matter that the leaders of todays market were largely the companies that would be better off if oil fell. But thats not the nuttiest part of the stock market right now. I think its the kind of weird backandforth, intraday revaluation were getting of some of us Largest Enterprises thats really driving us crazy. Theres no better example of a revaluation and then frankly a rerevaluation than that of the stock of wells fargo after last nights resignation of ceo john stumpf because of whats now widely regarded as a massive multimilliondollar now, at first in after hours, the market cheered the el