everyone that wall street journal has a big piece, we re rebounding a little today n asia and hong kong, shut down for the dragon boat holidays. got that going for them today. and in europe, we ll take a quick look, which is not bad. we got most of the selling out of the way yesterday. here is what s going on with all of this, the ten-year, as high as 2.25. energy fisrst, i guess. none of this is hurting oil, which stays around 95. look at the stuff we want to talk about here today in light of the wall street journal piece today. 2.17 got higher than that. almost hit 2.2 yesterday and we ll see the dollar, which probably benefitted from this as a lot of the emerging market currencies are weak, though europe is doing pretty well, and then gold, who knows, if the elite story in the you know when david wessel writes a piece on the front page, that s when things are if global tumult is gripping the market, you would think it would not be 1375. but you write things on a da
closely. before we drill down on those key issues that will drive tonight s debate we want to begin with brake breaking news on the corporate front. shares of hewlett-packard down 7%. ceo meg whitman meeting with animal listings right now. the stock is trading at $15.91. jon fortt is in silicon valley. reporter: hp shares in free fall today as ceo meg whitman sets the ball even lower than wall street spenexpected saying fiscal 2013 earnings will be between $3.40 and $3.60 per share, versus expectations of $4.05. she says the turnaround will take four or five years an when she arrived, hp was broken at almost every level. a wrong product, an organization that wasn t targeting customers by country and a lack of specific measurable area. hp business executives are going to be addressing analysts. whitman says profits will erode across practically every segment. the pc and printing group will talk a bit about tablets but mostly about cutting back on the different models they ar