You mentioned the vaccine trials with astrazeneca. That is not voting well. Boding well. Chinese markets nearly 2 down for the shanghai composite. The hang seng down 303 points, and the kospi also lower. Watching the dollar declined overnight, given some of the risk off moves. The pound down on the sixth the day, the longest losing streak since may. Streak eurodollar slightly lower. , ian hashe aussieyen been boosted by the haven play. G10 higherthe only than the dollar. Yields pretty much flat right now but we saw treasuries up overnight. This is where we are seeing signs of contagion from the tech selloff, the Commodity Markets and oil markets in particular. Below 40 forst the First Time Since june. Thats get more analysis with our strategist. Mark, the u. S. Session came back from the holiday continuing the tech selloff. How is the market readjusting now . Mark it is not a pretty start in asia. The thing thats concerning wayle is it appears to be beyond tech and is affecting other A
Covid vaccine trial has been put on hold after a patient suffered a serious reaction. Australian corporate earnings set for a tough recovery after their worst slump. Will be asking about the challenges ahead including tensions with china. Shery lets get a quick check of how markets are trading. We are seeing u. S. Futures again under pressure. Down 7 10 of 1 . This as we continue to hear more reservations coming from these vaccine makers. We heard from astrazeneca after the close. We already had some skepticism over what happened to those vaccine approvals. We also had the text selloff accelerating. We saw the s p 500 sinking to a four week low. Not to mention ongoing u. S. China tensions. Every sector on the s p 500, 11 of them were down, led by tack and energy. We had the nasdaq composite losing more than 4 during the regular session. Take a look at some of the biggest decliners. We have tesla sinking almost 20 . This after shares were not added to the s p 500. A had news that rival
Boris johnson sparked outrage. News out ofing south korea. We are getting the jobless rate falling to 3. 2 percent. The expectation was that the jobless rate would come in at 4. 2 percent so this is much better than expected. We are also talking about the sixth straight month of decline in jobless rates. That 270 4000ring jobs were removed in august from a year earlier. We know that south korea has seen its government really boost those job creation efforts not to mention we could have seen domestic demand being held by the Summer Holiday season and more jobs being available. The government pushing for a fourth extra budget. This is of course helping workers and businesses who lost income due to the latest restrictions and jobless rates. 3. 2 . In for august at watch out for what happens later in the following months given we have seen this flare up in virus cases towards the end of august, haiti. Haidi. Haidi pretty dire numbers coming out and we continue to watch what happens when it
With you great to see at least your picture here and hear your voice. I want to start with the markets in general and warren buffets comments his comments appeared to go against popular wisdom i think in how to manage investments he sold airlines low, didnt buy anything during the historic selloff i wonder what you think from a Research Perspective how investors playing at home should what they should take away from that after having one of the worst months ever in march april has ended with one of the strongest rallies in about 30 years across a number of benchmarks the s p 500, the nasdaq, and u. S. High grade. So i think that you should expect some consolidation this month. Now there is just so much liquidity in the system. We estimate the Central Bank Balance sheets will expand 17 this year. You dont bet against that we still think you should be, you know, constructive, but consolidation is in order. The markets responded the fastest, the virus and the economy last and the data pri
Corporate bonds on track for the best returns in a decade, but how long can the rally continue . We begin with the big issue, markets betting low rates are here to stay in 2020. It is hard to see the yield breakout from here. Bond yields moving sideways. We cant generate any inflation right now. Still attractive but certainly not breaking out. 1. 20 by the end of the year. If we get to 1. 2 on the 10 year, we are looking at a global recession. We are going to test 1 . A lot of things have to be go incredibly wrong to get to 1 . Unless the market begins to price in additional cuts, the 10 year, at most, will drop down to the 1. 60 range. The fed will probably not cut again. If there is any weakness in the data, you will see an outsized rally in bonds. The path to least resistance has been lower, and i see no reason to think that will change in 2020. Taylor can we break out of the range set in 2019 . Joining us from new york are collin martin, peter tchir of academy securities, and in pa