Student loan debt and new york orders 100 of the states workforce to stay home except for essential sftss. California, illinois and United Kingdom asking residents to do the same moments from now, he runs the largest restaurant in the world. Mcdonalds ceo will join us for an exclusive interview to discuss the companys response to the coronavirus that live interview coming in just a few minutes lets focus on the big stories we are watch iing. Mike tracking the market moves in the final hour of trade bob pisani on the unprecedented week for stocks. Meg has the latest on the coronavirus. Mike, first to you on this Market Action on the final weekday of a crazy week. Its still skittish there was a couple of days we were able to pull out some clues of stabilization a chart of the s p 500, we keep going back to the levels of tight end 2018 right back there now i think you can look under the service and say the market was trying to differentiate. We had perhaps a lull in this heavy liquidation
No limit, the ecb unveils a 750 billion euro bond buying plan to sue the markets. Christine lagarde throws the full weight of the central bank behind the single currency. The greenback becomes the haven of choice as u. S. Futures selloff again. Liquidity evaporates in the fx markets on fears of a lockdown in london. Stimulus from every angle, global fiscal support soars to trillions of dollars. I count almost 4 trillion of support. The rba cuts rates. Until the one hour start of cash equity trading in europe, and it looks like the wheels are starting to turn in little more risk on. Futures in europe are higher, they were lower minutes ago. Coming back as we see asian markets closed. S p futures still down 1. 6 , nowhere near the limit they bounced off of earlier. U. S. Futures also showing smaller losses than previously, as all this stimulus comes out. We are hearing talk of one trillion from the u. S. , 800 billion from the ecb. It adds up to about 4 trillion from Central Banks and go
What we are seeing in china move to the Global Supply chain. We will see mixed pmi globally. The pmi will continue falling. It will be a big hit to china, hong kong, maybe all of asia. The bond market is saying something is wrong. You look at where we are in 10 year yields. Fixed income yields keep falling. Yields are incredibly low. Very low yields. They are pricing in structural stagnation, recession, or deflation. Weakness overseas, negative yields overseas and the relative attractiveness of the treasury. Investors trying to find safe havens to ride some of this out. Jonathan joining me around the table in new york, priya misra, vishwanath tirupattur, and from minneapolis, Tony Rodriguez. We will talk about the data and then move into the treasury market. Lets begin with the data. It is really quite messy and difficult to get your hands around. Priya it is, but todays data is the only data point where we can say the u. S. Might be impacted by the coronavirus. I would say you look at
We will see mixed pmi globally. The pmi will continue falling. It will be a big hit to china, hong kong, maybe all of asia. The bond market is saying something is wrong. You look at where we are in 10 year yields. Fixed income yields keep falling. Yields are incredibly low. Very low yields. They are pricing in structural stagnation, recession, or deflation. Weakness overseas, negative yields overseas and the relative attractiveness of the treasury. Investors trying to find safe havens to ride some of this out. Jonathan joining me around the table in new york, priya misra, vishwanath tirupattur, and from minneapolis, Tony Rodriguez. We will talk about the data and then move into the treasury market. Lets begin with the data. It is really quite messy and difficult to get your hands around. Priya it is, but todays data is the only data point where we can say the u. S. Might be impacted by the coronavirus. I would say you look at price action across asset classes, it looks like the treasur
We are seeing in china mobile to the Global Supply chain. Pmi will continue falling. It will be a big hit to china, hong kong, maybe all of asia. The bond market is saying something is wrong. Fixed income yields keep falling. Yields are incredibly low. Are pricing in structural stagnation, recession, or deflation. Negative yields overseas and the relative attractiveness of the treasury. Joining me around the table in new york, priya misra, vishwanath tirupattur, and from minneapolis, Tony Rodriguez. We will talk about the data and then move into the treasury market. It is really quite messy and difficult to get your hands around. But todays data is the only data point where we can say the u. S. May be backed up by the coronavirus. You look at price action across asset classes, it looks like the treasury market is running with his weakness in growth theme. Whether you look at credit or equities, they all seem much more complacent. What is the story . Is the treasury market too pessimist