The s p 500 30 below the 30 day average. It goes to what mike was saying about how a good jobs report lends to sector rotation in equities. Romaine we should point out that some of the other asset classes, we did see the dollar higher on the week, oil down on the week, and very low volumes today, but looking at etfs, volume was about average. We did see a lot of activity there. Joe small caps. Romaine thats right. Lets dive deeper into the action right now. Renita, get us started. Im watching iron ore, which sunk to its largest drop in about two years. It is ending the week actually up the most since june 21. Most Metals Commodities definitely took a dive. The bloomberg Commodity Index also lower and the dollar higher. Which makes commodities that are priced in the dollar more pressure than usual. Taylor . Taylor for me it is all about bond deals. We are taking a look at the price action we are seeing on bond yields. We are now rising nine basis points on the day. That is our biggest o
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have with us a doctor evangelo s bayan mattos, who is a friend of our center. he is a regular in our meetings and he always contributes with good comments and good discussion is wonderful to greet him today in the function of over speaker. i m happy to welcome you. a caluces that they kiria evangelo so far and i m not boom make a cat s telling the car. okay. it s important to also use our language because you know greek has been the characteristic of the greek people for millennia. all right. so dr. evangelo s bayernatos is someone with a very interesting history in presence. he s a little bit like a true greek or a renaissance man. he s done a lot of things. he studied zoology originally and medieval greek history at the university of illinois here in chicago, and i heard that he wanted to become a doctor at some point but here in the doctorate in modern greek history at the university of wisconsin and the most doctors studies in the history of science at harvard. so more on
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you all and i am delighted to have with us a doctor evangelo s bayan mattos, who is a friend of our center. he is a regular in our meetings and he always contributes with good comments and good discussion is wonderful to greet him today in the function of over speaker. i m happy to welcome you. a caluces that they kiria evangelo so far and i m not boom make a cat s telling the car. okay. it s important to also use our language because you know greek has been the characteristic of the greek people for millennia. all right. so dr. evangelo s bayernatos is someone with a very interesting history in presence. he s a little bit like a true greek or a renaissance man. he s done a lot of things. he studied zoology originally and medieval greek history at the university of illinois here in chicago, and i heard that he wanted to become a doctor at some point but here in the doctorate in modern greek history at the university of wisconsin and the most doctors studies in the history of