Ginsburg made the political picture in washington significantly more complicated with some analysts saying the odds of another round of stimulus before the election falling sharply. Bank stocks are getting crushed today as well amid new report about major firms dealing in suspicious funds well have more on that in just a bit. We have 59 munz left left to goy volatile session still make for the worst day in a while. Percentage terms, were down 2. 2 as we stand ahead will be all over the selloff in the final hour of trade. Billionaire investor Mike Novogratz will join us with his take on todays plunge and whether he is buying any of the dips after three straight lease losing weeks and well speak with john kerry in an exclusive interview. Well get his take on the Supreme Court, on stimulus, on the election and that final month run in of campaigning which, of course, he knows so much about lets focus in on the big stories were watching on a very busy day of news mike san toll toli is track
Buy. Throwback thursday as we said. This day in 2003 apple opened the iiphone store. We are expecting a slight decline, a big decline now in fact at the open. The dow down, the s p by 16 t nasdaq by about 10 points. Yesterday we did see a little bit of strength but not too much. And oil prices did hit highs of the year. That was the big story. 156 points the dow expected to open down. Lets have a look at the yield on the 10 year note. We did see a dovish reaction to the fed yesterday. Yield up to 1. 9 and now down to 1. 82. Still in the middle of the range weve seen. Meanwhile the big Global Market story. The bank of Japan Holding its Monetary Policy steady and cutting its inflation forecast. Most boj watchers had been expecting more stimulus. The yen soaring on the news. The euro and dollar dropping by comparison. Big drop for the euro in five years against the yen c, the dollar in something. There has been jawboning in the news where participants were led to expect policy action. And
Staff at the Catholic Education Centre welcomed five student artists last Thursday to sign their artwork, which is proudly displayed in the board office foyer in Thunder Bay.