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the u.s. trading day. julie hyman has been tracking the moves. s&p on track for the biggest loss in a month. back-to-back declines in more than a month. down for seven straight sessions. it has still been a pretty tight trading range for stocks the past couple of weeks even with today s decline. we had been moving incrementally higher. one of the things putting pressure on stocks today is oil. energy stocks had been holding up their games but now we are seeing below $40 a barrel. we will get the weekly inventory data from an industry group after the close today. from the government the official data tomorrow morning. 500of the groups in the s&p are now lower with the decline in the oil price. technology shares also putting pressure on stocks today. apple was downgraded. samsung is introducing a new phone today about a month before apple is expected to introduce its next phone. we are seeing facebook and amazon decline. there is a story today about the uber sale. interes ....
the cac in france up by better than 1%. ftse higher as well, 0.7%. crude oil prices raiding near seven-month highs. check this out up another 1% to 49.07. getting back to $50 a barrel. the gains that came yesterday, showed that u.s. crude stocks dropped by 5.1 million barrels. double than what was expected. we ll get the eia figures later today. let s get you to other big stories. st. louis fed president jim bullard saying june rate hike isn t set in stone. arguing that labor data suggests it s time to pull the trigger. obviously, we ve tried to be dat data-dependent. i don t think there s any reason to prejudge the june meeting. we can wait until we get to the meeting and judge the data there. i think on the issue of press conferences we have made many moves over the years without press conferences so i think we could make a move without a press conference in it this circumstance. as for the risk of brexit and the chance that the uk could vote the uk vote cou ....
in asia overnight, markets there also closed higher. the nikkei was up by 2.4%. hang seng was up by 1.5%. the shanghai composite up by 1%. in europe, in the early trading, again, more green arrows, the dax is the biggest one of the major advancers. right now, german markets up by .8%. the cac is up by .4 of a percent much the ftse at .1%. crude oil prices were lifted by renewed talks by opec members to restrain output. we saw that ground pick up on friday and this morning, wti is up another 1 1/3 percent. moss cow is ready to discuss an ol production freeze. here are the stories to watch. not a good day to fly delta. thousands of passengers around the world experiencing delays this morning due to a system wide computer failure. delta saying our systems are down everywhere. that s in response to a user complaint. at delta news hub tweeting, due to a computer outage, flights awaiting departure are delayed. flights on route are operating normally. customers should che ....
facing you, challenges are made to strengthen you. there s nothing you can will disturb you, but if you don t have the challenge, you are not pushed by anything to be better than you are. so i m talking about nigeria, all a new government came in one year, two months back. all the economy problems will disappear, all the problems will disappear, it s not possible. check what is happening and so far they are tackling the main problem of the country which is corruption. people claim no. i m not speaking about that. but it s everybody s fight. we are totally with the government on this issue. there s no going back. .. not for anybody in any official authority to support. for the last two years we never haded any, we never had so much amount of money to share within the state of nigeria. every month we have different accounts. now we now share to the other states. last month we had very, very high amounts to share with the states. nobody made a comment about it. when so ....
ms. philipovitch: so we really see as long as the operation is properly resourced, we re able to have both effective and efficient screening in either model. it s really the key is making sure that the resource allocation meets the peak needs of the operation. mr. carter: ok. the screening partnership program, mr. cox, i m going to ask you directly. can you give me an idea why it appears to me and from what i have heard they do a better job and that they save money on top of that? have you had any experience with this? mr. cox: sir, we believe that the t.s.o. s that are employed by the federal government, number one, is a professionalized work force. they do a great job. they have been trained to do that. and i think the record speaks very clearly for themselves, since 9/11, we have not had acts of terrorism in this country. we had a privatized work force on 9/11, and we saw what happened. this country was brought to its knees. the government has been taking care of tha ....