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who is responsible? the fed? jeffrey lacker? or the new governor of india s reserve bank? we are less than half an hour away from the european equity market open. we will spin you through what we ve got in terms of the equity market. solid session yesterday. let s see what the fair value points are. londono stocks 650 looks like it is going to soften up a little bit. let s move you on and show you what is happening around the world. let me just fix what is happening. what we have got is a story of the markets yesterday at what we did get i want to throw your attention here into the commodities market. gold is stabilizing. we will come back to that story a little bit later. caroline, the store yesterday, gold has been driven by the european market. it is the bloomberg reporting on the taper from the ecb. caroline: bill gross said he even traded on it. he went for a short duration. our people miss reading the brilliant story that is saying the overall ecb decides to s ....
blooming philippine market running out of steam. me on twitter. markets in hong kong getting under way at the bottom of the hour. malaysia just coming online. a is about the pound, recovery, the biggest plunge since the brexit. the pound just plunging, as much as 1% one point. the big question, what happened? because of sensitive worries about a possible hard brexit. first we heard from mitsubishi, this drop could be treated as a wrong order. of course, we saw a plunge, and it is retracing those losses. now we are hearing from dealers that it was a failure of the algorithm, that things got worse because liquidity disappeared and we saw those deals not being able to load the bids on their platforms. and in the over-the-counter market being triggered, 1.23. , a cap tradersy theept traders japanese yen against the dollar was not even moving. that is not the case anymore because it is strengthening .25% for the first time in nine days, reversing eight days of a recess and ....
to create competition on the supply side. i want to leave you with the follow for comments, the one that s despite lots and lots of discussion and and the worst web site launch, the aca is actually working, when you walk around patients and you see change. there s millions of people now who have access and experiencing technology, who are seeing systems that care. it s working. the next thing i say is exchanges are a good idea that can work well. they require make them work better and more dynamic. i don t think anybody wants to go back to the old way, under wrote it. we can make them work better, cover california shining light how you can make this work and there s a lot that you can extrapolate to other changes. the third thing is the problem gets cost. if health care cost a lot less, we would have a lot less about getting people into the markets, right. if health care was as reliable as any other product i think we re more for one signal for quality, we ll have a lot ....
coast with the latest update. david: want to get you back to the markets before more on the hurricane. the dow inhaving after today s disappointing jobs report. home depot, united tech, walmart and biggest losers. gold seeing a big drop for the week although up slightly today. phil flynn, price futures and fox business contributor has details. ashley webster on floor of new york stock exchange. ashley, there was this flash crash of the pound before our markets opened. it kind of turned around but what happened? reporter: asia overnight, david. it absolutely plummeted some 6% just like that going down 114 to the dollar. at one point only cost you $114 to buy a pound. computer algorithms is best guess of everyone that saw this. it recovered back to 124. in fact at the end of the day the ftse in london outshown the rest of the european markets an gained thanks to a weaker pound. flash crash, looked at algorithms, picked up a word, gave them jitters, sell orders came in ....
battleground states including florida. peter barnes joins me now. what are you finding? any bombshells? what s the latest? reporter: these are some of the e-mails turned over by the fbi as part of its investigation, its criminal investigation into the use of hillary clinton s private eshg mail, an investigation which in july resulted in a recommendation not to pursue prosecution by the fbi as you recall. but now these have been turned over to the state department and national security agencies for screening, for security screening. there are 15,000 of these that the fbi recovered as part of its investigation, and now the agencies are looking at them for retroactive determination whether they contained classified information and indeed six of them have been marked classified retroactively, five from 2009 and one from 2011, all between clinton and aide huma abedin and all heavily redacted. for the six, the topics are elections in honduras, assistance for libya post-gadh ....