Sows. The dow is indicated to open lower by 187 points. S p futures down by 24 and nasdaq down by 61. Chinese president has arrived in the United States. Hes going to begin in seattle to meet Business Leaders including tim cook, bill gates and bob iger. And then to washington with an official state visit. He is defending the leadership of the chinese economy. He promises that slowing growth and market swings wont stop needed reforms. Meanwhile, he is calling on china to keep its economic commitments. He says beijing should set its sights on policies that will further its reform agenda such as targeted agenda and they should be subject to upward pressure that would drive the currency up and not just down. Well see what he says out in seattle to the ceos and what theyre looking for and then of course what the president says to him when he arrives in washington. Theyre not, the pope and the chinese guy everybody hanging since theyre in the same place. A little cocktail party. Pope does lo
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