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did the grim survive? groom survive? mrs.ine: i am an official but i and sticking to my name. we are getting breaking news coming in line with estimates. rate,is the unemployment compare that for germany at 6%. cpi is what we really wanted to -.1%.n, coming in at this is the fourth month that we are seeing negative inflation, deflation across the eurozone. in line with expectations, no move on the euro. tom: one of our themes this morning as price change, inflation, disinflation, and outright deflation. to get your workweek started, here is vonnie quinn. korea s latest attempts to build a ballistic missile appear to have failed. the tried to launch missiles in violation of the united nation resolution. better relations with the philippines under its new leader. the chinese president sent a congratulatory message to the philippines incoming president. he says he hopes they can work together. to put relations on a healthy track. iraq, government forces are making progr ....
is through the summer enterprise driven or consumer driven? what are your thought sms well, i don t know. carl, i have no idea what the stokck market doing and why it does it. but in this case the tech did better in sectors even after issues with wall street of the earnings of a number of the tech giants. they beat up on them too much after the earnings came out, and now now it is a return. apple is a good example, and it was badly hit because of to last earnings announcements, and people are reconsidering it and another thing is that warren buffett bought into apple, and that is always a sign that like people overreacted, and he is a savvy investor and people thought twice about it and apple is a leader in that way, and many of them, they follow. facebook is doing great. i think they turned in a terrific quarter, and again, it caused the people to look at all of the sectors and not just tech saying they are doing better in relation. and kara, the big picture headin ....
dow is up 25 points. s&p is up by 2. nasdaq up by close to 7. overnight in asia, better than expected economic data coming out of japan. factory output rising. 1% gain to the nikkei up by 166 points. if you take a look at early trading and european markets you ll see at this point thing, relatively flat. red arrows across the board. none of these major averages down by even 0.2%. a race looking at how european average, up on asia. they read articles like that. they don t last long in these websites. no, they don t. i guess that s the same way with print. we re going to talk about the top stories. do you like a four-day week where you have a friday off or a four-day week definitely a monday. it s pay it forward, right? pay it forward. you don t do anything for the friday off of the fore-day week. but were you ve put in five last week and get three off. it s already tuesday, everybody. monday is gone. it s better. it s better. among our top stories t ....
solarcity official. look inside the deal, plus, what elon musk has to said. and china urging with didi. under the deal, they ll invest a billion. what it means for ride sharing competition. first up into the first trading session of august, s&p looking to host its sixth monthly gain with a dow aiming for a seven-month win streak. crude in yul, wti turn nd the worst month of the year, then goldman downgrading. the firm says ek pensive valuations and poor growth are to blame. we know they have not trusted this rally. no. flat. and yet at the same time, it s been a rotational strength. technology was really strong last month. now, i don t know if people realize how unusual that is. technology is historically weak during the summer. you simply do not get the kinds of gains we got. european is supposed to go away. look at what happened last week. takeovers, unbelievable numbers from a bunch of the real big cap stocks. semiconductor consolidation continues. yes, it s ....
higher. up by a quarter percent. the cac down by half a percent the ftse down slightly. after the friday night release of the european bank stress tests, they were not nearly as stressful as some thought they should be. but you did see a lot of concerning things that came out of it. you can see uni-credit is down by 7.5%. we ll find out how much it could impact the u.s. markets in a few minutes. let s check out crude oil prices because each though crude was up on friday, if you looked at last week, it was still down by over $2.50. oil sitting right around 41.60. this morning, wti under additional pressure. that september contract right now is trading just above the $41 mark at $41.07. brent crude at $42.93. it may be august, but things aren t slowing down. earnings and important economic data, all this as the dow starts the month on a six-month win streak. today, we get the july ism manufacturing index. tomorrow, june personal income and spending and your auto sales n ....