The s p 500 sees its biggest rise led by energy, health care, and raw materials. And an indepth look on the economy. We discussed fed policy in an expose of interview with Robert Kaplan. Shery lets get started with a quick check of the markets. The u. S. Futures are under pressure. This after we saw the rally in u. S. Stocks. Taking the s p 500 to the highest level since a few days ago. We have seen the rallies for the last three sessions and it has now gained the most in more than one week. And health care leading all 11 sectors higher and we continue to see optimism over the economy. U. S. Retail sales jumped up the most in a record. It has really offset that second coronavirus exceptions. The nasdaq was up 1. 8 . This was of course after oil went above 30,000. There are signs of improving demand and product production. What comes to the economic picture, will be getting trade figures from japan. We are setting up for a mixed open after two days rebound. This morning, qe stocks added
The s p thought biggest rise in two weeks. Saw its biggest rise in two weeks. Korea may send troops to the dmz. Seoul remains on high alert. Shery lets get a quick check of markets. U. S. Futures under pressure. We have the s p 500 rising the most in more than a week. We had seen optimism over the u. S. Economy really offsetting any can turns over a second wave of virus infections. Nikki futures unchanged at the moment. We are waiting japans may trade data. The deficit likely narrowed. We had the boj increasing at support for corporate financing yesterday. Futures up 0. 6 . This after the best day in over two months. Yesterday, we did get the rba june Meeting Minutes with more concerns that the economy is likely to need policy support. Gaining. At the moment stocks reversing five sessions. Do watch out for new Zealand First quarter gdp numbers out later this week. Lines getting some across the terminal from jd. Com at of its trading debut in hong kong as the ecommerce player saying tha
Different tone. The tone to me this morning, jon, is fascinating. The crosscurrents in the market, i can honestly say, in a zillion years, i have never seen how odd it is right now with the pandemic news, and of course some of that, china and beijing, wrapped around the reaffirmation of wall street, for some form of vshaped recovery. I was thunderstruck over the weekend, some of the optimism coming out of wall street houses. Jon we will talk about that later in the program. A fresh outbreak in beijing very much the focus this morning, the disappointing data as well. The data does not validate the exuberance we saw in the market as we saw in the month of june. Lisa that is the problem, that demand is not picking up. Even though we are seeing manufacturing pickup and production online, we will see perhaps production the consumer is not buying it. Junell be getting the u. S. Manufacturing press and we will take a look at what else in the day ahead we are also going to be hearing with from
Watching here, losses to end the week, stoxx 600 down 1. 25 . Of the major european indexes, the ftse is the biggest loser right now, down 2 . Thats because some of the heaviest stocks affected are british trading in london. Hsbc, london shares of royal dutch shell, British American tobacco, bp, all big losers, and they are very heavy, so they weigh on the ftse. It has been a banner week for equities. If you were long this week, you did quite well because we were up the past four trading. Essions it is not taking away the gains you made for the week. You can see the pound rising. This also amplifies losses on the foot. There tends to be inverse correlation between the pound and the ftse 100. And then rollsroyce. This is not the carmaker. That brand owned by bmw. ,ut the jet engine maker already troubled. It was cutting 9000 jobs it announced earlier this week, but now s p has cut rollsroyces longterm Credit Outlook two junk, and the outlook is negative, so rough for rollsroyce. Vonnie
Area. Strong onshore flows kick in for us today, and tomorrow. A beautiful live look with the Treasure Island camera, with the sunshine. We start off with mainly clear skies and midto upper 50s to low 60s. The clouds will be moving back in as we had through the afternoon. 60s and San Francisco. Mid70s and oakland. Mid80s for concord, as well as fairfield. I will show you future cast winds taking you through the day. The windiest locations coming up in a few minutes. Reporter i am at a live news test, breaking, this morning, 24 hour fitness just filed for bankruptcy. This is because of the covid19 pandemic forcing the gyms to close for several months. The business could not withstand it. The company is based in san ramon, they announced that 10 of their bay area clubs are closed permanently, foreign San Francisco, as well as san jose, berkeley, fremont, and walnut creek. Dale closer, a quarter of the Locations Nationwide because of the bankruptcy. In a statement the ceo said that the re