A warm welcome to Worldwide Exchange on cnbc. Im wilfred frost. Lets get to the market picture. The nasdaq up yesterday a percent, the s p just less than that the dow up a half percent. We had nine out of 11 sectors higher led by telco and energy this morning were expected to open higher, about 79, 80 points for the dow. The s p up 6 points. The nasdaq up 32 points. Tenyear treasury note yields rose again yesterday. Up to about yesterday we got up to 2. 66 today 2. 62 the trend of late has been a rising and steepening yield curve. Asian trade for you, strong across the board we did have a bank of japan meeting which, as expected, kept things in line as they were. The statement also very, very similar to last month. The nikkei rallied 1. 3 . The yen not doing too much off the back of the season a strong session across all of asia we talk about the rally thats continued at the start of this year the likes of hong kong up sharply. Already strong outperformers last year. Hong kong up 3. 2
Good morning a very warm welcome to Worldwide Exchange on cnbc im wilfred frost live in london this morning lets get straight to the market picture this morning futures pointing lower, quite significantly as welcoming off that fantastic rebound last week the dow was up 4. 25 it sits at 5 away from that late january alltime high last week was an impressive rebound following those turbulent weeks we had seen before that. The s p similar amount up last week, a similar amount away from the all time high. The nasdaq was an outperformer, up just over 5 . Its now 3 away from its alltime high. U. S. Markets were closed yesterday, while we saw a bit of a decline elsewhere around the world. Today playing a bit of catchup to the down side following yesterdays declines if places like europe and asia, but also perturbed by the higher yields were seeing so were down about 165 points on the dow the s p down 17. The nasdaq down 40 points. The tenyear treasury note, yields picked up on friday following
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High. We will get the view from Goldman Sachs. There are record deliveries for airbus. We will speak to the ceos of both companies this morning. Matt remember how inflation scared markets into a massive selloff a couple of weeks ago . Yesterday we got the strongest month over month cpi numbers 12 12 years anders in u. S. Stocks rallied. You saw a spike in treasury yields. Take a look at the 10 year here. You can see just a massive yields. In treasury the yield has gone up, as investors sell the debt. That makes sense if you expect more increases from the federal reserve. The question is, what happened to stocks . Guy i dont think that you or i could even bother to explain. The yen is really strongly bid, so the dollar continues to go down. The strong concerns see currency out of japan does not seem to be bothering the authorities. Kei wask kind nic also trading higher. Is big this morning, gasoline is also. With parsing a bid we are seeing a bid coming through on some of the muscles. W
Soul cycle says its going blik with an unusual filing that cites its culture of yes and mission to aspire to inspire. All right. We had just had eurozone july cbi number. That came in at 0. 2 a year. That was bang in line with expectation. Steady compared to the prior month. Were not seeing a reaction in the eurozone right now. Inflation stable at 0. 2 . Far away from the ecbs target. As we saw in the german cpi print yesterday, the Energy Prices are still weighing on the price level. That is something that the ecb mentioned in the monthly report yesterday. So as long as energy doesnt bounce back were not going to see a sustained rise in Inflation Numbers for the euro zone. Deflation is something hay have to consider. There was an overlying concern that greece could cast a shadow. Not so much. It doesnt really. The euro holding on against the u. S. Dollar. Look at u. S. Futures. What can we expect on the last trading day of july in were in for a higher open. At this point, the dow up a