i want to rock and roll all night. and party every day. i want to rock and roll all night. and party every day. cheryl: welcome to fbn: a.m.. good morning, i m cheryl casone. lauren: happy friday. good morning. i m lauren simonetti. cheryl: let s take a look at how your money is moving on this friday. the banks so far surprising to the upside, a little bit of pressure on the futures market. the dow is down 18, nasdaq is down 10. we ll be hearing from american express before the bell. lauren: in asia, the shanghai come pocomposite in china, down. beijing reporting the worst economic growth since the 1990s. cheryl: all eyes on europe, with boris johnson s deal with the eu. the cac 40 is under pressure. the dax is slightly higher. lauren: we have a lot of geo politics in different poll e pos in different parts of the world. the fighting continues in northern syria where shelling and smoke can still be seen. cheryl: griff jenkins has more from washington with all the
details of its streaming service. the price and big names it picked up as one of the rivals is putting binge watching obsessed customers to the test. the idea that has hal hollywoodp in arms. it is wednesday, october 30th. fbn: a.m. starts right now. caught you in the morning with another one in my bed. don t you care about me anymore. don t you care about me. i don t think so. six foot tall. came without a warning. so i had to shoot him dead. cheryl: welcome to fbn: a.m.. good morning, i m cheryl casone. lauren: good morning, i m lauren simonetti. cheryl: let s take a look at how your money is moving. another big day for earnings today, ge, mckesson out before the bell. dow is down 22, s&p down 2 and a quarter, nasdaq down 3 and-a-half. after the bell it gets interesting. we ve got apple, facebook and starbucks coming out. lauren: reuters is reporting that phase one of the trade deal between the u.s. and china might not be ready for signing early next mon
fbn: a.m. starts right now. you are blessed and lucky. it s true that you are part of something. lauren: welcome to fbn: a.m.. good morning. i m lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i m cheryl casone. lauren: welcome back. how was vacation? cheryl: a little hot. lauren: a little hot, exactly. let s take a look at how your money is of moving this morning. three dow stocks report today. the dow is down 62, s&p down 7, nasdaq down 29. cheryl: we are watching of course the yield on the 10 year treasury as the federal reserve s meeting gets underway today. it s down a basis points. we ve been hovering around the 2% range. lauren: geopolitical risks with iran continue. oil prices up, $57.32. cheryl: the face-to-face meetings get underway in a asia. we are watching chinese markets for any hint of how the talks are going. as you can see you ve gone green across the screen, even the kospi is higher overnight. lauren: the bank of japan keeping rates steady. the ftse in lon
that was just about half an hour ago. the president saying it s a great deal for the united states and he is now calling on congress to pass, formally pass the usmca deal in short order. we have political and market reaction. we will take you live to the white house in just a second. but wall street had reaction here. took the news in stride. we saw the dow turn around. the dow had been lower by about 204 points earlier in the session. you can see all of that wiped away. we are up about 14 points, mostly thanks, though, to eye-popping consumer confidence numbers which came in, this is for early may, and they had a 15-year high. one problem with that number. we will tell you about it in just a minute. right now we have the s&p not quite making a go of it, still down three. the nasdaq lower by 31. medicare for all has been a rallying cry for bernie sanders, of course, a presidential candidate and other people who support socialist ideas. but could capitalism solve america s h
report went public. the ag is saying he is still trying to wrap his head around the origins of the russian investigation. why barr says he has more questions today than when he first started. new details what sparked the latest round of tensions with iran. we re live in the pentagon with the very latest. how it could have all been miscommunication on both sides. we ll get into that. among our guests, steve forbes, forbes media chairman. we have the former aetna ceo, and rebecca heinrichs, a national security analyst at the hudson institute. susan: it will be a busy hour. we have fox business team coverage from washington to wall street. gerri willis on floor of the new york stock exchange. blake burman at the white house. hillary vaughn has the latest on trade talks in d.c. let s start this friday, hillary vaughn in d.c. hillary. reporter: susan, the white house announcing they are taking pressure off of canada and mexico while trade talks cool off with china. the president