A stimulus before the election. Nancy pelosi says the white houses offer remains short. Plus, a brexit roundabout. Boris johnson seems willing to overlook the deadline. The finance minister tells bloomberg that a deal could happen at the last moment. A very good morning to you. Manus cranny is off this morning. If you are just waking up, europe is waking up to intensifying efforts to control the coronavirus. President macron announced in 9 00 p. M. Curfew. London could face tighter restrictions tomorrow. And chancellor merkel to germany that the next days and weeks are decisive. Germanys new coronavirus cases rose to a record of 7173. Adding to all of this doom and gloom, in the backdrop, we have yet to strike a deal on fiscal stimulus or brexit. Lets look at where we trade this thursday morning in the markets. We are riskoff. Lockdown measures across the continent coming back into focus. It looks likely we will not have a stimulus deal out of the United States before the u. S. Electio
Are moving slowly. Were down 1. 5 on the s p with one, two, three four sectors down more than 3 as we stand. Coming up on todays show, a rare and exclusive interview with the apollo manager and ceo, leon black well get his tack on this volatile market. Plus the big push with air mark to support new York Health Care workers. Well also speak with germanys minister of health as that country grapples with when and how to reopen its economy. A a better performer in a relative sense with handling the virus to come European Countries and coup tris. Lets focus on the big stories bob is tracking the sell off meg has new details on the rush to find a treatment for the virus. Phil is watching the airlines. Brian sullivan covering the historic opec deal its lack of impact on oil prices so far bob. And a great rally of last week, 12 on the s p fizzled a little today, but no surprise. Let me just show you today so banks were going to get earnings tomorrow. No surprise ch banks usually wilt a little
The russell up nearly a full percent. The broader markets, though, flat s p just lower dow, just higher joining us for the full hour, stephanie link very good afternoon to you thanks for having me. Markets flat overall, but whats happening underneath . Massive rotation today, and it actually started over the last couple of weeks and a lot of that has to do with a little bit better Economic Data that were getting around the world. Even over the weekend, we got the export import numbers out of china. And even though they were down year over year, the trend is still definitely up. And this comes on the heels of better pmi so i think a lot of it is a little bit better Economic Data. And then its this trade talk seems to be making some sort of progress so the cyclicals are actually the ones that are leading. Its financials, tech, industrials. And within tech, its se semiconductors versus Software Software is actually getting slammed. Is it that the expectations came down too far, too fast,
Have been reached. Us morning on twitter, the president denied the remarks but democratic with dick durbin, who was presenting the plan along with Lindsey Graham, pushed back. Comments inseen the the press, i have not read one of them that is inaccurate. To no surprise, the president started tweeting this morning, denying he used those words. It is not true. He said these hate filled things, and he sent them repeatedly. White houselcome reporter shannon pettypiece. How much has the threat of a potential Government Shutdown risen in the past 24 hours . Shannon these comments, again, certainly are not helpful, about haiti come in getting a bipartisan deal. To the extent immigration and daca is part of the government deadline, ited as only complicates things. It also comes with its things on reaching broader immigration deals, if they decide to put on daca until march and include more immigration issues. Havelicans on the hill been working diligently to make some agreements amongst themse
The market rally lets get to dom chu to give us a broader picture of what were seeing here. The whoopwhoops are happening all over the place, not just on the floor but across wall street and investing america because we are, again, at record highs for the overall stock market the best start to a year for the s p 500 since 2003 back then, it gained around 6 were at that 4. 5 , maybe close to 5 at this point. Check this out the s p 500 over the past week is up 1. 5 industrials, consumer discretionary, energy, financials, cyclical, economically sensitive the ones who do good in a rising economy. Those sectors are outperforming. Meanwhile, Interest Ratesensitive sectors like real estate, telecom, utilities, Consumer Staples are the market underperformers. As for the best performing stocks in the s p 500 and the worst ones, check this out because we have at least Seagate Technologies showing its going to be the best er performing stock so far on the Dow Jones Industrial average side, no sur