Should be thinking about right now. Wild swings in the market as coronavirus spreads across the u. S. , but is the virus the only factor. Falling stock prices have lifted dividend yield, some companies are often more than 5 , weve got the nays, and which companies are more attractive after the selloff. On the barrons roundtable tonight been levinson, jack how, we opened last week with three forces moving the market coronavirus, fed, politics. By midday friday look like coronavirus was the only thing standing, then a new force into the picture. So lets get this out of the way, politics is a sideshow here. What we have is a heavyweight battle between two forces. Have a coronavirus which is threatening to make the u. S. Economy grind to a halt. And you have the fed which is trying to make sure people can still get access to money. That they are not going to run other cash they need to keep their business going so the market was out riding with biden when the started customer. And jack how
Vice chairman and theyll share what to do with your money amid this massive selloff. Lets have a look at whats driving the action the major averages falling into correction territory as the global brought yaoutbreak grows Goldman Sachs is warning that u. S. Companies may generate no Earnings Growth in 2020 based on the elevated uncertainty from the virus and oil prices are plunging on the fears with crude dipping below 46 per barrel at the moment the s p is down 2. 9 , dow almost 800 points. Joining us today is cnbc contributor stephanie link and senior markets commentator mike santoli. Ste steph, youre always looking for the bright side, the growth and optimistic picture we were talking earlier, both of us were talking earlier that this feels like december 24th, 2018, when we got the big swish down and it was really hard to buy then its really hard to buy now. But i can understand where we were selling off we were coming off of a much higher level now than we were in 2018, but it does
Brands at morgan stanley. Plenty of good news stories in the market today. The 10 year yield is at 1. 84 . A couple of dynamics going on here, not least of which Stephen Mnuchin talking about issuing a 20 year bond to help with the deficit. Guy really interesting story. Here in europe, stocks are at record highs. , a couple of reasons for this, one of which is the china data we will talk about in just a moment. Your conversation with phil hogan, the eu trade commissioner, sounding reasonably positive overnight in the conversation you had with him. That has helped sentiment here as well. Really weak retail data out of the u. K. Today, confirming the idea we could see a bank of england rate cut shortly. The pound is trading lower on that. Weve also got key levels being tested and it comes to eurodollar as well. I am told you want to watch out 1. 1080, a really key line in the sand. 1. 1102 right now. Growth helped by industrial output, retail sales, and fixed investments, all beating est
Sessions we have all the angles of this market selloff covered for you, though but first, joining us for the hour is aerials investments director of research, Charlie Bobrinskoy here at post 9. Thanks for being here. Thanks for having me. Pulloff pulloff, correction, selloff, pullback, was this over due . Well, no, things changed today. The momentum had been wonderful around trade and people say that people spend too much time worrying about trade. I actually dont think thats true free trade is very important and people say in 1776, the most important thing written was the declaration of independence. It wasnt, it was wealth of nations by adam smith the idea that trade helps us all is something that the markets believe in and when that gets called into question, you get an appropriate big reaction do you think that it is, especially based on the comments we got from President Trump today, do you think that the market is, especially with this pullback that we have seen today, do you thi
From europe and the u. S. Here are your markets. We are seeing a little bit of flatlining for european stocks. Try to figure out exactly what will happen when President Trump meets with president xi jinping. The u. S. 10 year yield is holding just about 2 . Brent at 66. 34. We are seeing a big move with gold. It is the last trading day of the month, so watch out for any volatility. What marlon is doing merlin, announcing a couple of private equities were learning at the company. They are the owner of madame tussaud, amongst other entertainment things in london. Coming up, more from our exclusive interview with the the with the fran San Francisco fed president. Lets get straight to bloomberg first word news. Ifit is too early to know the Federal Reserve should cut rates, according to San Francisco fed president mary daly. They are widely expected to cut in july. We spoke exclusively with mary daly at the aspen ideas festival in colorado. If the data comes in and shows significant weaken