off, picking up heading into the open in the u.s.. u.s. stocks seeing $700 million of outflows. it was decidedly risk off yesterday, but now that is spreading. s&pfutures off by futures off by .7%. long-term bonds has been the trade of the week, u.s. and your is 2.64, and crude has its worst week so far this year, a brutal week for crude on trade fears despite the bullish sentiment that should not be propping it up. carol: exactly. let s get to the bloomberg first take with rachel evans and mike mckee. great to have you both here. happy friday. let s start off with an interesting chart, because we are seeing despite the jump back we saw in equities in january, we are seeing a different tone in february. but we have seen a lot of money flowing out of u.s. docs. u.s. stocks. the u.s. is the only major equity region that investors continue to exit. s seeing outflows through the week of february 6. we are seeing investors move out of u.s. stocks. a bit of a surprise, consider
a soft feel for a lot of these markets. futures at the moment, -15 points on the dow. in europe, the dax down by 1.4% ine point force the red. a break below 1.07 for the first time in a team as per this is the kuroda pain train. another four percentage point spirit as the dollar weakness kicks in, it is another weak dollar, sinking to another 11 month low. a weaker dollar, commodities go higher. that is intact. a lot to break down in this market ahead of those earnings across the oil majors. but now let s get to breaking news. i roe v is going to buy have the roe v stock appear over the last year. let me throw up tivo here. to see just how it is done over the past year. it has come down over the past year, but it will surely rise today because it is trading right now for $9.42, and it is 70 g offered for $10 $10.70. pampers ofeenex, the whatever you call these set-top boxes. let s look at the shares in europe. was onceell after what the most profitable carmaker in the
took pictures of it. the u.s. is not commenting. it is the latest close encounter between iran and the u.s. in the gulf. earlierlors were held this month after iran said their boat drifted into its waters. thema administration white house will ask private companies to submit salary data to the federal government. the plan being proposed would affect all companies with 100 workers or more. for every dollar men earn in the u.s., women earn $.79. that has risen to sense since president obama signed the fair pay act. and the show must go on, even without donald trump. leading candidates squared off last night in the seventh debate. trump sat out because of a spat with fox. marco rubio: it is not about donald trump. this campaign is about the greatest country in the world and a president who has systematically destroyed many of the things that made america special. trump attended a fundraiser for veterans elsewhere in des moines during the debate. monday signals the start of pre
prices fell back after the new king said he would maintain his predecessors policies. financial markets are advancing adjusting to the ecb s announcement. one who is definitely the head of japan s central bank. he spoke to bloomberg in davos. growth could be accelerated. both would be beneficial to the world s economy including the japanese economy. we welcome this action. japan may need to look at new options for stimulus. earlier this week, the bank of japan cut inflation forecast to 1%. in greece, polls show the anti-austerity party has a six-point lead heading into sunday s election. syriza has promised to abandon the tax hikes. the plan has restored the country s economy concerned that syriza might win. that time of the year when we find out how much money ceos made. tim cook took in more than double his compensation and received $9.2 million when apple shares set a record. jamie dimon got his first cash bonus since 2011. up a little more than $7 million. lloyd
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