Down without demand. Ryanair says the risks are skewed to the downside as the ceo called the new lockdown political mismanagement on a grand scale. Welcome to the program this monday morning. Just under one hour to go until the start of the cash Equities Trading session and futures look like this. It will be moving to the downside. The u. S. Session on friday, particular tech stocks taking a hit. You might expect negativity coming through. Lets have a look at u. S. Futures, a slightly different trend for us this morning. No trend, in fact. Fairly flat. Theaw a definitive move to downside on friday. There are a number of themes in play as we go into this, not least of which the u. S. Election and the fed. The chinese data we had out overnight, interesting of course for markets but really from a european perspective, we are focused on what is going on with the left story across europe and we will be thinking a lot about that and talking to our guests a lot about that as we go through the
the stock of the day amerisource, you re right, becky. amerisource again. the prompter cuts everything off now. walgreens and alliance will get their branded and generic pharmaceuticals from that company and you have to buy them in order to position them as the drug wholesaler. arianna, thank you very much for joining us today. thank you. it was lots of fun. that does it for us today. it is time for squawk on the street. good tuesday morning. welcome to squawk on the street i m melissa lee with jim kramer and brian sullivan. carl quintanilla and david faber have this week off. let s take a look at how we are setting up course. we have a lot going on in the u.s. the fed meeting kicking off today. more signs also of a housing rebound with starts rising last month and permits rising to the highest levels in 08 and as for the picture in europe. german confidence hitting the highest level in three months and everyone will focus cyprus and w
the sector of the day, financials and check out the major european banks all lower as you would expect after news of the cypress bailout. banks, deposits come here, who knows? but at least as far as today headed lower. i want to thank our guest ben pace. thank you, ben. make sure you join us tomorrow. squawk on the street begins right now. good monday morning. welcome to squawk on the street. i m melissaly with jim kramer and brian sullivan. we are live at the new york stock exchange carl kibt niia and david faber have the week off. the nation of cypress adding pressure to markets around the globe. we are certainly off of our lows of the morning, but the dow right now is looking to open with a loss of 78 points and the s&p 500 is looking to open lower by 13 points and again off of lows of the morning and take a look at what s going on in you re. we saw europe weakening to its lowest level year to date. the lowest since december 10th and we saw yields falling to a negat