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post. mark halperin. let me again with you. and hows the report say damaging is it for hillary clinton? : the report says she violated state department e-mail practices in a couple of regards. she failed to get approval for this system, private e-mail system ahead of time. int approval would not have granted had the state department officials known all of the ramifications because of security concerns. it also said state department dated handling of e-mail back to previous secretaries of state. that is something the clinton campaign is relying on in its defense. it makes clear, throughout and 83 page report, and i think athing is not too harsh a term, hillary clinton was by far the worst offender. it also says she refused to sit for an interview. charlie: with the inspector general. so did her aides? nne: exactly. other secretaries of state either set for an interview or cooperated. she did not. you also ask how damaging this is. it is quite damaging in that one of her ....
and john heilemann. they are the hosts of with all due respect, and more. what does the report say, and how damaging is it for hillary clinton? anne: the report says she violated state department e-mail practices in a couple of regards. it says she failed to get approval for this system, private e-mail system ahead of time. and that that approval would not have in granted had the state department officials known all of its ramifications, because of security concerns. it also said the state department s sloppy handling of e-mail dated back to previous secretaries of state. that is something the clinton campaign is relying on in its defense. it makes clear, throughout an 83 page report, and i think scathing is not too harsh a that hillary here, clinton was by far the worst offender almost sloppy practices. on those sloppy practices. it also says she refused to sit for an interview. charlie: with the inspector general. and so did her aides? anne: exactly. other secreta ....
euro area economic confidence rose for the second straight months in may, beating estimates. the highest level in four months. boosted bywas strengthening consumer sentiment and improvements in the retail and construction sector. greece s gdp contracted by 4.5% since the prettiest quarter. economic data for the country shows that quarterly exports fell since the previous quarter. economic data showed markets are closed in the u.s. and the u.k. today for the and spring bank respectively. the dax is still higher, up .3%. the cac 40 is pretty much unchanged. there are some stocks we re watching driven by m&a news. bayer is gaining after the sunday times reported they may put forward a new improved offer for monsanto as early as this week. stocks one of the best reporting. let s switch of the board and see what is happening in fx markets. it is a delicate a day of dollar strength, poise for the biggest monthly jump since september 12 14 on janet yellen s comments. at ....
recordin recoiling. let us know what you think of our top stories. follow me on twitter at @rishaadtv, don t forget to use #trendingbusiness as well. , a lot ofl volatility. it has been a whipsaw session. let s start off with equity markets. the msci asia-pacific into negative territory. we are seeing some of these utilitiesil, gas, and starting to drag on the overall picture. taiwan, singapore, and malaysia joining the fray. times at a 10th of 1% at the open. kiwi stocks hanging onto gains, off session highs. australia extending losses. energy and materials names dragging things down. these oscillations in the yen playing on exporters, a general risk off sentiment suggesting , we aret earlier bounce now seeing people selling on the news. saying that we could just be getting a dose of reality, causing fees skittishness we are seeing. in terms of the currencies we are watching, the yen sitting at 105.06. we are starting to strengthen as we speak. early on, we had it almo ....
markets desk where julie hyman has been keeping an eye on things. julie: we have a mixed picture once again. this is the 14th straight day we are not see a one percentage point to move on the s&p 500. something tomaybe medical happen by the close. this is the 14th straight session. all the major averages once again are not much changed with the nasdaq doing the best because of facebook. if you look at the two week chart of the s&p 500, you will see here the tight range have had in that terrible of time as it has risen 2/10 of 1%. this is the record we reach last week, and since then, things have been going down. session,ack to today s facebook shares are up by nearly 3.5% and trading at a record. the company has now reached 1.7 billion active users. some other earnings-related movers include the health care company that makes artificial joints and other types of medical devices. the company raising its 2016 after second quarter numbers beat. l3 raising its forecast. tho ....