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is trading down 12%. markets are likely to open lower across the board right now in the united states. dow futures are dawn. about 8 below fair value. nasdaq futures also lower, about 5 below fair value and s&p 500 futures also lower about 3. russ, of course, on friday the dow lost 1.1% or 125 points, wiping out most of the week s gains. hey, nicole. banks are weaker today in the european session. but stock markets aren t down heavily. ftse 100 up 0.1%. xetra dax is flat. travel sector is off heavily as we continue to get major travel disruption. the european industry has lost up to a billion pounds so far from the no-fly restrictions in place because of the volcanic ash. there are some gains this morning in europe and technology and utilities are providing the upside for those particular markets. hey, christine. hey, russ. welcome back. we re getting a sell-off in asia, as well. financials getting hit because of the goldman charges. we are getting a double whammy because
hello. welcome to worldwide exchange. in the headlines today, here in asia, china says it will restrict fund-raising with struggling with overcapacity. in europe, banks lead the way. stock markets head higher on the last full day of pre-christmas trade. in the u.s., the consumer is in focus. what they re saving, how much they re spending and whether they re buying new homes. hello. good morning, good afternoon and good evening. wherever you are, this is worldwide exchange on cnbc. i m chloe cho in asia where it s just past 5:00 p.m. in singapore. let s check on where the asian markets are trading or have closed today. we have a lot of green arrows for a change, as you can see. the nikkei is out to celebrate the emperor s birthday. but the shanghai composite, the south korean composite, are all in the green. just after the markets closed in the greater china region, we re getting comments out from the pboc that china is going to restrict equities in sectors down by
hello from asia. i m chloe cho. chinese stocks mark their in three months as concerns about the banking and monetary policy weigh on and i m ross westgate in europe. stocks fall and investors continue throughout the weakening dollar to a 14-year low. hello and welcome to cnbc s worldwide exchange. of course, it s thanksgiving in the u.s. today, so all markets there are closed. so the ftse cnbc global 300 runs on without any u.s. influence later in the day. at the moment, it s down 31 points. we had, as chloe said, the asian session is down heavily. the ftse 100 down 1.5%. . xetra dax down 1.8%. tons of action on the currency markets this morning. the dollar has hit a 14-month low against the yen. the dollar at the moment, 86.89. we ve been as low as 86.30. traders have been down. euro/dollar has pulled back from its session high. we re up near 1.51, just back to 1.5066. sterling has dropped back a little bit, 1.65. and euro/sterling, is up to .9112 at the moment. we l
i m christine tan. lg electronics q3 profits jump 50% as the worl s number three mobile phonemaker saw strong demand for its production. i m ross westgate. here in europe, deutsche bank fell despite estimates. and i m brian shactman here in the states a new report slams a treasury s handling of the t.a.r.p. just as the government takes steps to end parts of the program. legal low. you re watching cnbc s worldwide exchange. global equities, the ftse cnbc global 300 at the moment just up three points. european stock markets an hour into the trading day. the ftse 100 rebounded. currently up about 0.3% at the moment. but it s neither here nor there. the big focus will be bank of england minutes due out in a half an hour. sterling has rallied and hit a one-month high against the greenback. currently at 1.6485. maybe a bit of short covering. elsewhere, dollar/yen, in the range where we have been for this week between 90 and 91. euro/dollar, 1.4956. and a similar story for e