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seesaw this morning and now here session highs. still in the red but for the dow, it had been in positive territory for a brief and hot second there. 53% to 47%shows favor the brexit. that reflected in the dow jones industrial average. we can see popping into the green and going above the flat line for an hour or so, just under the flat line. we did see the dow down as much as 168 points. i want to show you what s happening with the s&p s 10 sectors. negative territory with energy leading the declines. up the most,tions utilities had been the biggest leader. usually as it stands with lower interest rates, that does help utilities because of their load. let s look at what is happening with oil with energy falling as the biggest sector laggard. this is its lowest in a month, now six days down and on pace for its longest losing streak since february. the fear is global growth is slowing down everywhere. we did hear janet yellen saying 2016 growth for 2016 is supposed to be ....
three major indices are making a little bit of a comeback. the s&p 500 is just above the flatline. the dow up by a third of a percent. brexit is weighing heavy on what everyone is looking at in terms of the trade. we did see a new poll out of the u.k. leaning toward brexit, but the keys in the u.k. are seeing something different with odds slipping to 38 after surpassing 44, so ware seeing a little bit of a lift in the market. we can see that a little more announced as we go to the dow intraday. out, weose numbers came can see we started flirting with a flatline and we are up about .3%, trying to lock in those gains with about one hour left in trade. at its lowest point, we were down by about 168 points. a big range in today s movement. let s look at what is happening plus 10 imf and the s&p sectors here. in the last hour, six of the 10 sectors in the red and we ve done a little push ahead from that with three sectors now in the red, energy still the biggest laggard. we ....
volkswagen hopes to clear the air, since the cheating scandal emerged in september. a very warm welcome to the program. this is countdown. live from london, i am anna edwards. manus: and i am manus cranny live in dubai. you have a chart. anna: when we need the keep an eye on of course. this is the implied probability of the betting market of brexit. , 25 .68%.down at 26% last week we went as high as over 40% on this particular measure of whether it was likely or not we would see a brexit. of course last night, manus was dominated, the heated exchanges at wembley arena, maurice a holding pop concerts, but that was the face-off between the remain and leave campaigners. it seems that we have some big moves on monday, slightly smaller than yesterday. now just pausing for thoughts, manus seems to be the way we describe this morning. manus: we are, indeed. the riska look at radar. i think it is fascinating. we have done a little bit of that isour pound index, what you want to ....
the other major decliner is sydney. the a.s.x. is down. oil prices have take an hit from this risk of sentment. to kospi down. the shanghai. the chinese markets have been fairly protected or sanguine about the results of these from the u.k. referendum. the china markets feeling pressure. closing the morning session down by 3%. the latest futures pointing to downside. when we reopen in about 25 minute or so, as much as a 6% decline. currencies are driving what we re seeing in equities but things changing minute by minute. thank you. results so far in the u.k. referendum subject a far closer race than the opinion polls had implied. let s go to negligence ra. this is a trader on the barclays trader in hong kong. people are just in awe of this selloff. how are things panning out? yeah, well we are seeing leave pull ahead. you mentioned another thing to watch on the sbloob the brex go function. leave ahead. remain at 58.65%. what i have been watching and what is astoun ....
let us get to the state of the overall markets right now. despite the dreadful attack in turkey, the markets are focusing elsewhere it seems. it seems amoment, relief rally we saw yesterday seems to be broadly intact. let us have a look at that. we will have more on turkey later in the show. in terms with the market is doing right now, volatility has pulled back as the clock continues to tick on the brexit story. this is the s&p 500 and the nikkei volatility indices, both taking down. yesterday, slightly more risk entre in the market. are we expecting too much, for a little bit too much in terms of what they can deliver in the wake of the brexit result? we will have a look at that as the weeks and months unfold. looking at the risk radar, underlying we are in markets right now, the msci asia-pacific bouncing very strongly, 1.7% higher. it has now recovered almost half of what lost in friday, which is interesting. the gold price is also up. do not be under the impression ....