Worldwide exchange. Im sara eisen. Im wilfred frost. Lets check in on the Global Markets this morning. Some strength early in the premarket action after yesterday couldnt hold the gains. Dow futures are up nice 80 points. S p futures up 13. 5. Nasdaq futures are up 41 points. Ten year treasury note yield falling some disappointing numbers on Industrial Production an ahead of the Consumer Price index. Ten year yield backing off from that 1. 80 level. 1. 77. We saw a jump in yield in the past month or so but off those june highs. In europe uk inflation tick up to the highest annual rate since november 2014. European shares trading higher significantly as you can see over 1 . We were down yesterday by about three quarters of is so a little bit of a bounce back there. Uk inflation data something to dive into more deeply when we see the currency moves. Asian trade also strong, started off a good risk on trade for the day as a whole. Hong kong and shanghai up 1 . 1. 5 in fact. Lets go the Br
Happy friday and welcome to World Wide Exchange on cnbc. Im sara eisen along with my friend don chi todwhich yo chu wilfred. Together we will lead our party back to the white house, and we will lead our country back to safety, prosperity, and peace. We will be a country of generosity and warmth, but we will also be a country of law and order. We will discuss his speech, ivankas speech, in just a moment. First lets checks on the global marlinskets this morning we mentioned the dow breaking that nineday winning streak. Still not off from record highs. Indicating a modestly higher start for wall street futures. Dough futures up 33. Nasdaq futures up 11. 5. As for the 10year treasury note yield we saw yields come down just a bit in the selloff. It was a reversal of what we had been seeing in the past two weeks or so. Yields are stable at 1. 56. The money has poured into stocks instead. We are still near record highs despite that nineday winning streak. Were taking some of those queues from
Got every man in here wishin im sara eisen welcome to Worldwide Exchange. And im wilfred frost. Throwback thursday. This is a good one. This is a good one. From spotify throughout the show. Do not sing well. Lets get to the market action. U. S. Equity futures right now, of course yesterday a muted response to Janet Yellens testimony and lack of fed decision keeping rates on hold of course. And slightly down end of the yesterday. Slightly down in the pre market. Worth noting that of course yesterday we saw a bounce back in european equities a bit of a if brexit relief rally. You might say today we are negative again across the rest of the world and dow called lover by lower by 52. We could be looking at the sixth day in a row of declines for u. S. Stocks after that late day selloff. Small declines. Small declines this morning. Ugly overnight. Lets show you the big Global Market action from what we saw in japan. Bank of japan deciding to hold policy unchanged. The dollar yen is the big m
Welcome to squawk on the street live from the New York Stock Exchange, im carl kin ten nia with melissa lee, cramer and neighborer are off today but we are joined by dennis. Good morning to you dennis, thanks for coming in. Futures today, a lot to deal with as you probably know. The fiscal cliff headline watch continues. You just heard john kanas say the market not too concerned. Futures up 21 points. Decent data out of europe, we will talk about in a minute what a day for the asian markets again. Also coming up. Our road map begins at Andrews Air Force base where the president arrives in a couple of hours, cutting his hawaiian vacation short to address the fiscal cliff s there really any hope in the last attempt . Does the market fade if theres no news tomorrow night . The nikkei continues its 21month run. How much is the boj willing to put up with . Looking a at potential strike in the nations port on the east and southern coast, the first since 77 that could cost retailers and impor