Hour, jp morgan private banks and Asset Management ceo and cnbc contributor we begin with breaking news. Nearly 90 of the s p 500 is in correction territory what is called a move of 10 or lower from recent 52week highs. All the major averages look to push deeper. If these futures moves hold, the dow would be down by 620 points at this stage. The massive move of volatility we are currently just off our worse levels so far. Checking treasuries. The 10year note long bond currently near the 10year note yield 1. 91 . 30year treasury long bonds, 1. 69 . Twoyear note yells below 1 as well we are seeing red across the world as they enter their correction mode. Not a spec of green to be seen global Team Coverage this morning. Matt taylor in singapore and Steve Sedgwick in london matt, well begin with you in asia the route continued there as well absolutely, dom a rough day. Many markets entering correction territory. Falls across the region in the order of 2 to 4 as those virus cases outside of
Spending in france and switzerland neglect any of if january and twos, threes and fiveyears are measured in basis points the dow plummeting 3200 points in the week the worse since the crisis yesterday experienced the biggest oneday point drop ever, 1,109 points as we approach the end of the red february for stocks the dow is the weakest of the three major indices, down almost 9 monthtodate. Goldman again this morning, jim is saying they dont think this is over and that buying the dip is in their words riskier this time theres no doubt about it s theres a part of of the s p and its good to look at individual stocks here that are not buyable and if anything its involved with travel and leisure, autos, housing, because house something sl housing is slowing down and i dont thinkfed cut rates it would matter we do need to talk about something at the cooperman, and ive always talked about which is the algos are in charge i noticed this morning at 3 00, what am i doing up at 3 00 the bond Int
More trouble for uber admitting the first time for its risks to business over the coronavirus. It is tuesday, march 3 and Worldwide Exchange begins right now. Good morning and welcome to the show im brian chu. With me the entire hour, cnbc contributor car contributor Carrie Firestone the dow is coming off the biggest point gain snapping the losing streak in hopes of snapping from around the world comments from the bank of japan, European Central bank, International Monetary fund are giving buyers reason to buy. One stock hit hardest was up very big yesterday apple shares surging after an upgrade in the gain. Those shares up in the premarket as well this morning, stock futures are in the green in volatile trade if things stand the way they are, the dow would open around 100 points the nasdaq around 26 points. At one point, we had indicated down more than 200 points early in the session several factors you can see here down that level. Australias central bank cutting the key benchmark to
Today but we start with todays turnaround after a weekend of threats and a global selloff that saw markets from asia to european drop, u. S. Stocks prove resilient with all tree indexes finished in the green. So faced with one of the most significant escalations in mideast conflict than weve seen in years, investors are Holding Strong could anything shake this market what do you make of the action. Welcome back courtney and tim has been away. Thank you. It is shocking. At one point the vix was 16. 5 and in an environment where the vix has no business in my opinion below 14 i explain it with beginning of the year inflows in a significant way and the fact that the Federal Reserve keeps pumping in liquidity at record paces. Now north of 400 billion since september. At this pace, by april of this year well have exceeded the alltime high for the Balance Sheet for the Federal Reserve which in my mind is just madness. I think that is the explanation. Now the fact that taib contin s continue f
United auto workers president is sidelined amid his own federal investigation just days after settling that gm strike. It is monday, november 4th and Worldwide Exchange begins right now. Good monday morning im ndomini chu if for Brian Sullivan. Mcdonalds has fired Ceo Steve Easterbrook. Those shares down 2. 5 at this stage in the early extended trading session. Now despite the drop in mcdonalds shares, futures are still higher this morning. If you take a look at the picture overall, the nasdaq up by 38, dow 85. The s p hit a record high on friday treasury yields again a certain big focus for investors these days look at the tenyear note yield ticking slightly higher, 1. 75 the last trade there, twoyear note yields 1. R8 as well markets in japan were closed for culture day. Look at the overall picture and its green across the board. A half percent gain for the shanghai the hang sang up 1. 75 the asian side of things very much in the green. European trading is exactly what were seeing th