been interesting. not just value but also small caps. also industrials, also cyclicals. they wound up beating estimates, coming in at over 600,000. the earnings went up slightly as well. if you have a miss, you get punished. for global exchange. we will bring you today s market news from around the world, from hong kong to brussels to london. first, we start off in asia where china is firing back at the u.s.. mike pence s criticism of his actions against protesters in hong kong. he said china s actions in hong kong curtail liberty rights. the foreign ministry blasted the remotes remarks and said we hope they can get their own house in order. i was quite surprised by their response today. their response yesterday was much more consolatory consolatory from chinese news outlets. they accused vice president pence of line. they accused him of arrogance. y said his speech was and the like. as you mentioned, they said the u.s. has to look itself in the mirror. to your p
of that. marriott and hilton is down on a downgrade. the 10 year yield is backup to 2.06% before the powell testimony tomorrow and plenty of fed speakers today and later in the week. guy: absolutely a firm focus on the fed. european stocks are down again. stoxx 600 down by 1%. cable is breaking lower again today. the reason for that the politics, probably more importantly core retail data out of the u.k. today ahead of gdp tomorrow. looks like the u.k. economy hit a brick wall in the second quarter. the market is pricing and more rate cuts from the bank of england. by anothernk down 2.32%. it was a little worse earlier on. it rallied a little bit, but down hard since that plan was announced. vonnie: fed chair jerome powell delivering the opening remarks on the recent bank stress tests at the boston fed conference earlier today. his remarks come a day before his today testimony to congress, with investors expecting powell to pave the way for a so-called insurance cut. here to
is there a just enough to offer new on hold. labor with its first earnings. we are live in obama. yokohama. shery: we saw the dow fall for the fourth consecutive session, down 2/10 of 1%. the s&p 500 finished unchanged. we have industrials being led higher by railroad stocks, but utilities are slow. health care stocks weighed on the index. we have small caps really outperforming the broader market with the russell 2000 gaining 8/10 of 1%. u.s. futures at the moment unchanged. investors could be sitting on the sidelines as we see these trade talks unfold in beijing. we could be headed for another government shutdown come friday when funding runs out. a lot to watch out for this week as we head to the asia open. sophie: we are seeing a mixed session potentially in asia this tuesday. japanese stocks set to come back online. they could be opening on the downside with the yen trading at its six-week low. we are seeing a flat start to cash in australia. we are waiting on australian
more stimulus coming, at least not imminently. we have seen stocks stay steady after the initial drop after those comments. we saw the effect throughout the bond market and on the dollar as well. we see the yields on the u.s. treasury market across the curve climbed today. on the 10-year for example, the year yield has bumped up. it is gaining steam as the day has gone on, up seven basis points. 1.6%. also a seen technologies weight on the s&p 500 you heard questions about apple and whether there will be strong demand for the new iphone seven. they are sending the stock lower today, about 2.5 percent. among other pressures, wells fargo downgraded the stock to a market perform, saying the prices are largely priced into the stocks. thepany forward is company twitter is meeting today, and there are no bids on the table, according to cnbc. retailers are not performing well. we have a mix of different retailers. supervalu, following on the heels of sprouts yesterday, on the
standing by. morning, ladies? yes, tgif. the first thing i noticed walking out the door this morning how windy it is. the winds might play a factor? thankfully not talking about anything too terrible in terms of the winds flow here today, meisha, a but definitely makes you feel chillier. extra layers still required for you. this morning actually bottoming out only into the low 50 s in many spots, suburbs, very likely into the 40 s, but with that win factored in, it certainly has so made to feel chillier. storm scan3, quiet as can be. any sign of the wet weather we had pretty much all day yesterday, now retreating well taught sea at this point. all of the shore points all drying out, as well, cloud cover starting to really just recede away. looking at nice clearing sky. here s a look at the area temperatures, the damage certainly being done here, in terms of the cool down, 49 in lancaster, 48 in reading by comparison worse of the chill hasn t quite gun to take hold in phil