And President Trump does not want to talk to president xi. The highestcords number of deaths in a week. And we have the gdp data from germany. Welcome to daybreak europe and welcome to friday after a rocky week in the market. On thee bit of green screen coming through from asia. Yesterday there was a rally on wall street. Initially, u. S. Stocks dropped after jobless claims again but we got a rally. Making a comeback. The gap between tech stocks and banks getting to an extreme level. Utures, a mix for europe, right on the screen yesterday. European futures up 1 ahead of the german gdp data looking to post the worst contraction for germany since 2009. 10 year yield dropping about eight basis points through the week. The dollar heads for a weekly aim speaking to risk off as well and oil heading for a third weekly gain as well. Some science the markets are slowly rebalancing. Kick off the latest development of the coronavirus with the global death toll exceeding 300,000. Cases fueled alar
For the rest of the year well get a bunch after the bell including netflix. President trump is set to meet with new York Governor Andrew Cuomo this afternoon key relationship for the country and our pandemic response, which has been marked by tension and cooperation in the last few weeks. Well bring you that as soon as it begins. Were expecting that within the hour ahead on todays show, a key move for earnings. Netflix, chipotle, Texas Instruments and snapchat gear up for results after the close. Full coverage of those names and ana analysis of the reports when they come out. And how volatility has impacted brokers. Well speak with chairman Thomas Peterffy after the numbers hit were down 2. 8 on the s p 500 oil very much in focus energy the best performing sector today, only down 0. 6 well dig into all of that coming up for you. Mike santoli is tracking that market selloff. We have got the cohead of oil trading, ben lucker, important guest to join us to discuss crudes unprecedented vol
Points right now down more than 900 following yesterdays huge lerelief rally and that fear bleegd into the bond market. The ten year yield hitting a fresh record low breaking below 0. 9 . Thats a staggering move right now, at 0. 928, but it was lower than that earlier, we now have about 177 cases of coronavirus in the United States as the cdc begins to roll out more testing across the country. Washington state dealing with the largest outbreak so far. Cases doubling in new york well tell you how bad things could get as power lunch begins right now thanks, ty and im kelly evans. Were all over this virus volatility today our Team Coverage of this market sell off rolls on as coronavirus grip wall street once again. Bob pisani is track iing the action at the nyse for us. Rick santelli watching these amazing moves in the bond market meg with the latest on the outbreak and Steve Liesman digging into a potential credit crunch coming for corporate america. Bob, we start with you the debate has
Announcer this is cnbc breaking news. Im Courtney Reagan in this morning. We begin with breaking news. A Global Market sell off under way. Dow futures pointing to a drop of 1300 points at the open but futures have hit their daily limit down across the board. That means stocks could open much lower than whats indicated right now here on the screen you can see the s p 500 is indicated lower by 151 points and the dow by 1300. Bond spark is hitting again. The ten year yield is sitting above half a percent this new record lows were hitting here nearly across the board this morning hovering maybe just above the record lows but look at the 30year bond, under 1 thats happening for the First Time Ever. At 0. 925 . Now all of this is happening as theprice of crude oil has crashed. And that is not an ap exaggeration oil is hitting its lowest levels since 2014 as saudi arabia announces a massive production ramp up and price cut. Crude is now on pace for its worst day since the start of the first g
Immediate action to stop Climate Change reza tune back the star of the movement sailed across the atlantic to take her message to the u. S. But not everyones on board. The flight in my opinion they should strike at the weekend but during school hours. In europe the young activists spent their Summer Vacation Building Networks discussing in formulating their shared values and core demands. 16 year old funk ahem bliss from berlin has been active in the fridays for a future movement for 6 months. Schools out for the summer but shes been up since 6 oclock. Yes. Thats and her friend emile are heading to dortmund in western germany to take part in a fridays for a future Summer Congress. They met on a strike. Pretty salacious. Theyre on their way to the station like all the young environmental activists in the movement they make a point of never fly and only travel by bus or by train. Throughout the summer climate camps are taking place all over europe including in poland the Czech Republic i