vomiting. some people taking no tesla had depression, suicidal thoughts or weight loss, respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. doctors have been prescribing no tesla for over eight years. i am so glad i made it through the day. don t hesitate. ask your doctor about tesla today. new this morning. u. s markets bounced back this quarter in a show of resilience despite a banking crisis and lingering fears of a coming recession, the nasdaq made a remarkable resurgence soaring nearly 17% in its best quarterly gain. since 2020. the s and p 500 ended the quarter up about 7% and the dow rose about 70.4% but inflation remains stubbornly high and rising prices continue to keep wall street investors on edge. cnn s met egan has more on where the yes, economy is heading victor and emerald. this is some much needed good news on
look at wall street futures this hour. you can see there the dow in positive territory up 0.23% and the s and p 500 only just in positive territory. asia markets are showing mixed results on monday amid ongoing jitters over the strength of the banking sector, and here s what europe s markets are looking like. right now. you see the footsie up more than half a percent. the decks up 0.77 7% or nearly 70.88% there, so cnn correspondent claire sebastian joins me now live from london with more clear. what are we to make of all of this? i think there s a little bit of relief coming back into the markets. this, of course, was the first weekend in three that we didn t get news of a bank failing or looking like it might might fail. so that was good for the markets to wake up to on a monday morning. also of course, the news that the fda has managed to offload the
220400 or go to missouri book .com. alright your roman s numeral this monday morning 70 to about 72% of us companies reported little to no employees working from home between august and september. 2022 that s near the pre pandemic level of 77% this, according to labor department assigned that work from home, maybe all but over looking at markets around the world right now, the hang sang down nearly 2% asian markets. reacting to banking troubles in the u. s. and in europe, asia now closed, but optimism on that front in europe this morning is deutsche bank shares rebounded and deposits and loans at silicon valley bank found a buyer on wall street stock index futures right now leaning a little bit higher here. all three major averages rose last week despite the fed s latest interest rate hike, the nasdaq leaving the gains, the dow and the s and p finishing up more
nasdaq picked up 0.3% in the s and p 500 gained. 5000.6% of the upswing came after the federal reserve raised interest rates by a quarter percentage point this week. federal reserve bank of richmond president tom barkin explained why. inflation is high demand hadn t seemed to come down. and so the case for raising was pretty clear. the one thing that i hear loud and clear from everybody is that they hate inflation. they find inflation to be unfair. israel s attorney general accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu of acting illegally after he announced that he would be directly involved in his government s moves to change the judicial system while the prime minister was in london, his rneyeneral published an open letter accusing him of breaking the law, she said quote last night you publicly announced that you intend to violate the ruling of the supreme court and act. contrary to the opinion of the legal advisor to the government. that
mirage. just look at the facts and figures they don t lie. and we don t want ron as our president, unquote. now the u. s. federal reserve is raising interest rates again the ninth time in just over a year, and it s never ending quest to bring down inflation and the fed increase its key rate by a quarter point on wednesday to the surprise of almost no one. now, policymakers admit that could put more than a million people out of work by the end of the year. but the fed chair jerome powell, says that the end of the rate hikes could be insight. we no longer state that we anticipate that ongoing rate increases will be appropriate to quell inflation. instead we now anticipate that some additional policy affirming may be appropriate. now u. s financial markets did not respond well to the news that dowie film more than 500 points, and nasdaq and the s and p each lost more than 1.5% and let s take a look at how markets here in the asia pacific region are faring at the