China, the u. S. Rejecting chinas claims to the South China Sea. China than sanctioning u. S. Officials like ted cruz and marco rubio. U. S. Futures are pointing higher. We are also looking at what is going on with the virus as well as states like california reversing its reopening plans. U. S. Tenyear year, bonds up. U. S. Tenyear. We saw the dollar gaining a bit of steam against the yen, but seems like we are reversing some of that. Lets look at the boards and watch were Chinese Markets are going to see any reaction to the trade figures. We saw a bit of a pause in the risk rally when it comes to mainland equities, after we are seeing equities inching toward that 10 trillion milestone. Flip the boards and see what is going on there. Smallcap, those rose to follow five year highs. We have basically been flat the last 30 minutes of trade. Shenzhen stocks have been on fire. Hang seng down 184 points right now. Also with the city introducing the toughest virus measures since the pandemic
Coronavirus cases and political tensions. The Trump Administration rejects beijings claims in the South China Sea, accusing it of bullying. The u. K. Is set to ban huawei from its 5g mobile network. The plan would mean British Companies need to remove huawei infrastructure by 2027. Welcome to the program, everybody. Lets check out the futures. Lots of moving parts in terms of the market action. Lots of geopolitics to talk about as well. We have futures pointing to the downside in europe. We have to play a little bit of catchup with the united states. Lets get to some of the breaking news out of the u. K. That is certainly going to be one of the focuses in our program. The u. K. Economy shrank by 19. 1 in the three months ending in may. Getting a three month figure. Main manufacturing production rising by 8. 4 . Somecoming out manufacturing facilities coming out of the Strict Lockdown measures, working out how to manufacture in the current environment with covid safe practices. Mayecono
California also dramatically rolling back. Indoor dining and bars across the state. Staff to asking retail work from home as the company forces more Stores Across the covid19. D shipping joining us to break it all down and talk about how this hit the market today, Bloomberg Markets reporter Abigail Doolittle. Talk to us about what drove the drove higher than sharply them back. Abigail a big aeration reversal having not so much to do with the virus. 500, the s p p 500, the highest level out of the air market. The bigger show was for the tech space. The nasdaq at one point up more than 2 , closing down more than 2 . Those indexes so tightly wound, record high after record high, including today. Overbought, overextended. There were also some headlines out around the u. S. And china that seemed to help the selling pressure continue. With that, we had bonds trade higher. If you take a look at it on the day, netflix a perfect example. Today, earlier today, netflix had been up about 4 , closi
Restrictions in new york city is boosting education about masks and social distancing. U. S. And china ramping up tensions. Washington rejects beijings claims to the South China Sea and top senators are facing mainland sanctions. Shery lets get you started with a quick check of how the markets are trading. U. S. Futures opening higher, gaining one quarter percent after stocks fell in the regular session. Sharply higher throughout most of the day and then we saw a bearish reversal in the afternoon. Marcus dealt a double whammy with data showing that virus cases surged in california, as they that makes up 15 of u. S. Gdp. Not to mention escalating tensions between the u. S. And china. The u. S. Denounced chinas claims to the South China Sea. The s p 500 at one point hit the highest level since march before falling in the afternoon. Led by tech and communication stocks. The nasdaq composite hit another record high. At the end of the session, the biggest fall in more than two weeks. Take a
Again. Microsoft, amazon all hitting record highs the nasdaq flirting with another record close despite the Broader Markets selling off. 59 minutes left of the session sar yash sara, were down. 5 . We have big guests coming your way well be speaking with Loretta Mester about the economic signs she is seeing in america and how the fed is weighing the spike in cases. And the rollback of the reopening measures across this country. Shes a Voting Member of the fed. Plus, 150 million, that is how much Deutsche Bank agreed to pay in the settlement with regulators over the dealings with Jeffrey Epstein Deutsche Banks ceo will join us to talk about that settlement and a whole lot more an important update on the business lets get straight to the big stories were watching with one hour left of trade mike santoli tracking the market meg terrell has details on a 1. 6 billion as part of the operation warp speed effort to battle the coronavirus and get a vaccine. And phil lebeau has the latest on the