Coming up. Pay day for elon musk days after he stated his opinion. Tuesday may 5, you are watching Worldwide Exchange. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening and welcome i am Brian Sullivan. Thank you for joining us on this tuesday, may 5 down one, up the next. Maybe down the next. The market weve been living in looks to continue today as well. When we came in or started since many of us are still at home, futures are posting a solid gain of about 350point jump at the open as you know, it is a very volatile market at this hour big moves tend to happen quickly. Dow futures are still up only about 40 points. No real reason for wild swings more u. S. States continue to try to reopen their economies in the days and weeks ahead new york state is the latest to say its lockdown measures could begin to lift as early as may 15, albeit in certain parts of the state. Not new york city most likely and with very heavy restrictions getting back to business some what and trying to help crude oil
It was a big rally yesterday gave back many of the gains late in the session the dow did end up more than 100 points by the end of the session. Overnight in asia, a bit more muted today after the big gains yesterday in the markets the hang seng opening after being closed on monday for a holiday. Its the stock market trying to do some catch up it was up by 1. 2 . Shanghai was flat. Nikkei was up by a tenth of a percent. In europe, some early trading taking place a bit of a mixed picture there. Ftse up by a half percent. Modest declines for the cac and the dax. Stocks are higher in italy and weaker in spain. In the United States, if youre watching the threreasury market the tenyear is yielding 0. 15 lets talk trade President Trump saying trade talks have begun following his meeting with president xi jinping at the g20 speaking at the oval office yesterday, the president said the renewed talks are being held by phone any trade deals will have to lean in the u. S. s favor obserit has to be
American Airlines CEO Doug Parker will retire in March and be replaced by its current president, Robert Isom, as the airline seeks to rebuild after massive losses caused by the pandemic.
DALLAS American Airlines CEO Doug Parker will retire in March and be replaced by its current president, Robert Isom, as the airline seeks to rebuild after.