it was weaker. it was down by .3 of a percent this is all coming on the day that the trade tariffs actually kick into effect $200 billion in tariffs placed on chinese goods $60 billion placed on u.s. manufacturing goods. talk more about this in a little bit. again, this is something the market has really shrugged off at this point. overnight in asia, markets in japan and shanghai were closed for what s called the holidays the hang seng was down by 1.6% in europe where you do see some early trading for all of these things, you re going to see across the board red arrows. looks like the biggest decliner is italy down .8 of a percent. the major in three major markets of france, germany and england are down anywhere from 1/4 to 1/3 of a percentage point treasury yields which ended firmly for the ten year, the ten year yielding even higher, 3.085%. that was a high where we closed on friday. it was. so 62 points off the high is crazy. yes, 62 points that was thursday. that wa
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happening in the markets. the shanghai had a very good day and machine orders, not particularly strong, jim. may have pressured that mark down as much as 1%. ten-year note yield on all this news about selling by central banks around the world to a certain extent. it is hanging in there 2%. the chinese continue to do some selling. crude has been much of the story this week when it comes to our equity markets and even the high-yield market. it is creeping in there. that s some new highs. we haven t seen edging towards that $50 level in quite some time. let s get to our road map this morning. it starts with dell and private equity firms silver lake partners. they are in talks to buy data storage link company, emc. i will have details. a strongly worded response to miller s rejection of its latest offer. alibaba is out with a company update. they are launching a site called alibaba defined, trying to clarify what s going on at the company for those that don t know it as well
the whole thing. i saw it live. watched all the playoff games. it s a tough slide. he wasn t going for the bag. he didn t get the bag, he didn t touch the bag, neither did tejada. the damage is done. they let him stay at second and then the rest is history. the mets lost that game after all was said and done. i think they suspended him initially. broken leg. i was saying get up. get up. it looked like a hard hit. i didn t know he had a broken fibula, which he did. ah. you know, utley s done it before. in fact, you can go back and find a quote about tejada when he slit in 2010, same thing happened. i thought it was a good idea to suspend him to let tempers cool because other people are saying, hey, you play second base, too. other people do it to you. exactly. someone s going to go in from the mets and we ll see, but i thought it was a good idea to suspend his. you thought it was absolutely purposeful. it was. everybody does that. it was important to break th
japan was closed. oil coming off the best week since august. bond markets are closed. this morning it s the largest tech deal in history. dell agreeing to buy emc for 67 billion. you will hear what ceo s of both companies told cnbc. we will hear where things stand now with inbev and san miller. and twitter planning company-wide layoffs. a big move from newly installed ceo, jack dorsey. dell agrees to acquire emc in a cash and stock deal valued at $67 billion. transaction includes a special stock that tracks the performance of emc s stake in vmware. michael dell will lead the combined company. he talked about his future plans this morning on squawk box. we are focused on in the first 18 to 24 months, a significant reduction in the debt, which will come from certainly the cash flow of the combined companies which is quite powerful. some cost synergies, but importantly the revenue synergies here are about three times larger than the cost synergies. as we said, biggest