An additional 30 billion to the economy plan. Last night and took it to the session into europe, it looks as though the Trump Administration is going to take a harder line when it comes to hong kong and we will return to that theme in around half an hour with more insight on what the British Government is trying to do to kickstart the u. K. Economy and we will be joined by steve barker, and that conversation is live at a time in london and 11 30 in new york. Had cash for clunkers in 2009 and i guess you guys have cash for food. Lets take a look at where we is ourting, scarlet fu senior markets editor. The s p is off of its highs, the nasdaq and the nasdaq 100 are at record highs, no surprise that you have the record highs in apple and amazon. What we have been seeing are the european stocks moving, with plenty of demand for safety with gold prices moving about 1800 an ounce. Speaking of, take a look at these names, they are all at record highs and the bigger getting bigger. They have d
the dow and the s&p each lost about 2%. but you can see the u.s. equity futures are indicated higher this morning. dow features up about 63 points above fair value. the s&p futures up by more than 657 points. and the nasdaq is up about 16.5 points. in asia overnight, stocks traded higher. the nikkei was up by 1.9%. the shanghai composite was up by about 1 is.5%. it did fall slightly from a three-week high that it hit on friday. the yen is once again within striking distance of the key 100 level against the dollar. it came ever so close. right now, it s at 99.78. it came as high at 99.88. traders are pointing to the weekend g-20 meeting in washington. the group s finance ministers did not directly criticize japan for pursuing an aggressive monetary policy. that decision gives the bank of japan the green light to go ahead with its currency depreciation plan. we re calling this a currency depreciation plan at this point. you watch the central banks around the globe and this has