Good morning and welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Im sara isner and im wilfred frost well get the latest on irma in just a moment, but first, lets check on global markets. Apple led the nasdaq higher ahead of its big iphone unveil today. 11 out of 11 sectors on the s p were higher led by the banks reverse ago 3 decline last week for the Financial Sector that was mainly because of yields rising. Also reinsurancers got a big boost on the back of irma. They did, indeed. We also had news on barclays at the conference, Goldman Sachs and wells fargo in the spotlight. We look set for another positive day on wall street ten heavy year treasury note was key yesterday, as i said yesterday we touched below 0. 5 moving close to 2. 15 yesterday and we remain around that level. So a big move, higher in yields yields it pushed the dollar higher, it pushed the equities higher, as well and the move continues in asia overnight the japanese nikkei after a 1. 4 day the day before higher, another 1 gain over
Tonight we examine the cost of the financial crisis in washington. On the day after it ended federal workers are back on the job. Monuments, offices and parks are open. The cost is believed to be in the tens of billions. What did the shutdown mean for americans, workers for businesses . Two weeks ago in the middle of the shutdown we met douglas shaw, who owns the yosemite rustic bay mountain resort. We talked about the impact of the shutdown and the closing of the Yosemite National park had on his business. We are debating whether to pay mortgage or we should pay payroll. That was then. Now doug is back with us. How are you . Ecstatic. Feeling pretty good. I mean, we woke up this morning, the sun was shining and a beautiful autoum day, yes. What did the shutdown mean for you, how did it affect you now its over . Honestly, it was traumatising. It was like swimming across the spring river with a screaming monkey on your back. It was just a hard psychological slow, because you didnt know
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he has made finally some comments specifically about it, depending on what the outcome is. let me play it for you. if obamacare is not deemed constitutional, the first 3 1/2 years of this president s term will have been wasted on something that is not for the american people. i think what mitt romney is doing is trying to get out of the way of obama and the economy. again, i think that appeals to people who already hate obamacare and what you see with senator barrasso, as long as there s a big balloon that says obamacare, that s great. as when it comes to specifics, and, again, you re talking about things like the debt panel and the individual mandate, david, tomorrow when this decision comes down, what are we going to hear from mitt romney? what are we going to hear from the president, do you think? will we hear immediately