Med, which helped lift the mood. Well have more on that in a moment. Anl streets view of the u. S. china trade negotiations, which seem to changeil they were optimistic today. It all contributed to a continuaon of the latest rally that began in early october. The dow was up another 190 points, nasdaq was up 112. S p added3. Mike santoli takes a closer looe ater the new highs can hold. Wall streets record rally t slowed in rec weeks but not yet stopped. The broad s p 500 drifted to a fresh alltime high monday, it up only a fraction of a percent over the past ten days. Now with th i ahead by nearly 25 for the year, the question turns to wheer the rally has already priced in most good news on th economy and trade or whether the market is really pausing ahead of a typicalun homestretch higherhrough december. The key drivers for the markets recovery since august remain in placsi raant rec fears in late summer now appear unfounded. Mobile growth is showing signs of picking it. The Federal Re
appears relatively limited at the moment, futures are improved for much of the morning and the jobless claims were good and so were retail sales. as for europe, you see the red arrows, a nnd we will see if th turn green. italy turned around a few hours ago. despite the sell-off overseas, goldman is still betting on the u.s. acceleration, and we will break it down and what it means to your investments. and the company that brought you perfumes from katy perry and beyonce is going public to dday and jcpenneys is giving a vote of confidence for the ceo, and we will find out what they told cramer on mad money. . we will be live on the ground with a lot of details of a lot of wet. and futures moving up slightly after the slide in the nikkei, and the decline following yesterday s 127-point drop in the dow marking the blue chip s first losing streak since december. bright spots in the data that claims fell to 12k compared to expecttations of 350 and the retail sales were b
andrew? thank you, becky. that s a heck of a show. it is. got a lot of big names, so this should be fun. let s talk about the headlines this morning. cyprus is working on capital control measures today to prevent a run on the banks. banks there, they are due to reopen tomorrow. cypriots, though, have taken to the streets to protest the bailout deal with international lenders, and our own michelle caruso-cabrera remains in cyprus today. she ll join us with a live report in just a couple minutes. in u.s. corporate news, pay attention to boeing. boeing could face a new challenge as it tries to get the dreamliner back in the air. experts now say that the faa may shorten the permitted flying time of the aircraft on certain routes when it approves a revamped battery system. here s the problem, this could be a blow to boeing and its customers because the dreamliner was designed as a fuel-saving jet aimed at lowering costs on long-distance transocean journeys. of course, if