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this morning nasdaq has indicated up once again. up 38 points then you see the futures indicated up by 10 points. let s take a look at what happened overnight in asia you ll see with the markets closed the nikkei was up by 1% the hang seng up by 1.2%, and the shanghai composite was up by 1.25%. in europe where some of the early trading is taking place right now, you will see that there are green arrows across most of the markets. ftse is flat, but are you talking about gains of better than 1% for germany, for italy, and for spain. in france the cac is up by .6% the treasury markets here, yield at the ten-year is sitting above 2.5% 2.522% we have an update on u.s.-china trade the talks picking back up in washington the chinese premier is expected to might with robert lighthizer and steve mnuchin. the financial times reporting this morning that the u.s. and china are closer to finalizing a deal the report quoting chamber of commerce executive myron brilliant. we ll ge ....
chan change, which is why you have to stay with us europe has been open for some time yesterday after ours moved lower on sunday. there you see, italy is the best performer this morning the 10-yr note have been hanging around 278 and there is wti and brent is trading as it does a bit above that lets get to our road map this morning, we are going to help you make sense of what suddenly becomes these wild swings. steve wynn is out, he steps down as his role of ceo of wynn resorts. the shares of wynn are up. disney reports better earnings at the bell yesterday we ll hear from the ceo, offering screaming apps and particularly the espn app. futures are lower this morning setting the stage for what would be another volatile ride today for stocks. recovering half of the losses for monday sell off. the dow traded in a range of 1,000 points on tuesday. it was up 500 points and down 500 points chris will keep talking about points percentage wise, nowhere near what we see in t ....
investors await hichbt it hintsr hawkish play apple reportedly moving to buy cobalt directly from miners. and amazon gets healthy in a potential challenge to pharmacy retailers. they are launching their own line of over-the-counter health products the dow and the s&p ended a six-secon si six-session win streak on tuesday. this afternoon, the fed minute . will be released these are the minutes from yellen s last meeting. may be hard to know from the last minutes, they were before the selloff, before the spike in yields so you don t get a real assessment so also before the big spending plan, the 300 billion. but it is after the tax cut. the first time we see the minutes after the tax cut to see how they think that will ripple through the economy. multiples pretty much peaked around the time of the passage of that bill yes around 18. now 16.8 right in the middle of a 16 to 18 range of what s normal we re back into the debate of whether the second quarter will ....
s&p down 1.1%, and the russell down 1.05%. why? one main reason is china. china devaluing its currency. the dollar strengthening significantly. oil is down big time, look at that, dollar strength, it takes fewer dollars now to buy a gallon of a barrel of oil at $43. 2, down almost 4%. brent down almost 3%, gold up just a little bit as you see there about a half percent. mandy is out but sarah eisen who knows a lot about currencies and china is with us today. thank goodness you re here. i live for days like this, watching the dow and the impact of china spread across the globe. bob pisani, anything with any china or commodity exposure is getting pummeled. dow up 240 yesterday, down 240 now. it s a wasted week so far. put them up, materials energy and industrials to the downside. that s the big losers. some of the obvious names and their impact from china. we always talk about casinos, wynn 70% of revenues in china, and yum brands 50% of its revenue in china down 5%. ....
hour. if you re a regular viewer, you would know that. we ll take you all the way to the close. middle of the range so far in today s trade so far. you heard the brain trust. pimco. you folks were having that last hour exclusively here on cnbc. did they convince investors to stop pulling their money out of pimco in the wake of that shocking sudden departure of bill gross last week? two money managers with skin in the game will tell us what they re doing now. that s coming up. a first on cnbc interview with nfl hall of fame joe namath announcing the creation of a neuro surgery center. plus we re getting the take on all that s been happening in the nfl, the controversy of ray rice and adrian peterson. you do not want to miss what he has to say. joe s not afraid to talk. absolutely. i m sure he will have some thoughts and opinions about all those issues and certainly a lot of buzz as you can imagine here about that on the floor of the new york stock exchange. r ....