Strong, he says september. Is he over 200, it has to be or. I thought he said 185. So as long as you hit that. I believe so. Which is the whole thing is bizarre because the jobs number is readvisable by 100,000 jobs every time anyway. Details, brian. If you get anywhere between a d plus and aminus, im going to. Thanks appreciate that fed. Lets check out overnight this asia. At least in japan looked like the market was up 1 . Markets were mixed in china. Hang sang was down less th than. 20 . In europe in the early trading right now, at least at this point, things are mixed. The cac is the biggest gainer of the major averages. The ftse and dax are slightly lower. In italy stocks are up. Abex up. 80 . Crude oil prices. Crude oil is a little lower. Right now down only by about 14 cents to 46. 21. Among top corporate stories. Deutsche bank had considered a merger with commerzbank in the past. A deal would combine germanys two top lenders. Played down that report saying he doesnt think a mer
Morgan brennan. Good morning. Good morning. Great to be back here at this early hour with you. It is lovely to have you with us. Well get straight to the markets. This morning after a week we saw gains, quite a lot of movement in volatility. Of course, that fed meeting in the middle of the week where we didnt see the hike in Interest Rates did leave markets to move around in various directions over the course of the week, but we did have about 1 of gains for the week as a whole by fridays close. As you can see, were expected to open down to the tune of 80 points for the dow. 10 points for the s p. And 27 for the nasdaq this morning around half a percent of declines expected. We look at the tenyear treasury note, which of course had paused its rise recently and now is closer to the 1. 6 handle up near 1. 7 a couple weeks ago. And taking a look at european equities this morning, those are tracking lower. The german dax is down 1. 5 . The french cac is down 1. 7 . The ftse 100 down over 1
A very good morning to you. Lets get straight to the Market Action and take a look at futures at this hour. Last week, we saw around about half a percent of gains for the week as a howhole. Mostly coming through on friday. Allowing the Interest Rate sensitive stocks to do well, the likes of utilities outperforming in some of those other stocks like financials in the other end of the curve. Disappointing on friday, but for the week as a whole, financials still did pretty well. Were looking at things today in the futures market, we are called higher, only slightly. The dow expected to ep up 22 points. If we look at the yield on the tenyear note around 6 . Pretty much where it was the week before. Little bit of movement during the course of last week, but ended things and started this week at a similar level. 1. 60. If we take a look at european equities, similar market tone here on monday. Mixed cay of trade by the german dax higher around. 20 . Keep in mind germany factory orders did pi
Good morning. Welcome to Worldwide Exchange on cnbc. Im wilfred frost alongside Morgan Brennan this morning. Good morning. Good morning. Congratulations on being halfway through a busy newsweek. Were not until were halfway through the show today. Almost there. Almost there. Lots of news to cover. Lots breaking in europe on Deutsche Bank. Headlines on wells fargo. Sara not here this morning. On assignment in chicago. Shell bring you an interview with imf head Christine Lagarde, 11 45 a. M. Eastern time. Sara with Christine Lagarde, talking about the woes in europe with the imf cheap. Lets check in on what markets are doing. A decent risk on rally yesterday, around three quarters of 1 of gains for the main indices. The nasdaq better. Of the s p 500 sectors, most were positive. Tech the best, utilities the worst. It was traditional, the exciting sectors do well, the boring sectors less well. This morning we expect that to continue. The dow higher by 31 points. Lets look at the tenyear tre