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biden. last ditch support efforts for both candidates moving at breakneck speeds. and digital gold. cryptocurrency on demand with rising prices for bitcoin. you can crypto a lot of things, but don t call it currency yet. rising aftertocks resuscitated hopes for a spending package. the nasdaq had a modest game game. abigail doolittle is in new york. abigail: another choppy day. we have not had one day this week when we have not had stocks up and down throughout the day. there has not been when they were that has been the case. we have seen a lot of intraday whipsaw. investors are pretty nervous. some uncertainty. the s&p 500 is up after spending most of the day down. up about 0.3%. two down sectors energy and tech. not surprisingly, tech being weighed on by intel. the stock one of the only indexes on the date of fall. day to fall. data center sales missing down 10% year over year. the guidance tepid as well. at the end of the day, it was a choppy week. investors deal ....
across this nation and worldwide. in morning on bloomberg television. coming up, an important conversation with the vice chairman of the federal reserve system, richard clarida of columbia university. jon, were way out front on the collapse of the united kingdom suffered on the pandemic . but the bombshell you and i didn t see was the prime minister taking this natural disaster out to march of next year. jonathan: and maybe beyond. we certainly didn t see that in march 2020. we had three months of happy talk around europe versus the u.s. many people have come on the program and talked about it. the data is not great either this morning. the service data softer than people expected. manufacturing data ok. do we start to hit some road bumps not just on the policy around covid, but also on the economy and this recovery? tom: what is your measurement of the american economy now, in the many conversations you have on this? i am getting the sense of down big, up big, but i do ....
sen. harris: the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of any presidential administration in the history of our country. vp pence: quite frankly, when i look at their plan that talks about advancing testing, creating new ppe, developing a vaccine, it looks a little bit like plagiarism. one, joeis: on day biden will repeal that tax bill, and what he will do with the money is invest it in the american people. vp pence: we ve already added back 11.6 million jobs because we had a president who cut taxes, rolled back regulation. sen. harris: the president s trade war with china, he lost that trade war. he lost it. what ended up happening is because of the so-called trade war with china, america lost 300,000 manufacturing jobs. vp pence: lost the trade war with china? joe biden never fought it. joe biden has been a cheerleader for communist china over the last several decades. alix: the question is, has that been the last debate of the election cycle bef ....
reported a good quarter, but the third quarter guidance not needing the mark. att stopped plunging 15%, the lows, down 18%. its worst day since 2002. another big story, we have been talking about silver. the spotlight today gold crossing above $1900 per ounce earlier. that haven asset, also you could say a derivative of fed liquidity on the others. painting a risk out picture for all of this, we have the yen up for a second day. dollar-yen up 1%. that tells you investors are going into the yen, which is a true haven currency. lots of pressures gritting this risk off picture. david: it is not just the dollar-yen. the u.s. dollar is down overall. it is weakening. is that right? abigail: yes. it has been down five of the last six days. one update was up ever so slightly. from a technical perspective it has been breaking down. a weak dollar is what happens when the fed pumps a lot of liquidity, easy money into the system. the fact you have the dollar week could suggest so ....
texas. meantime, covid-19 cases continuing to rise with 4 million reported across america. but today, the u.s. centers for disease control that is control is advising schools to open, after originally highlighting the risks. it added up to another down day for stocks. joining us, abigail doolittle. abigail: a lot to digest, and you nailed all the issues. a big piece of it has to do with the big xl off, but the rising tensions with china have been the backdrop for the past two years, but really coming into the forefront here. and economic data, frankly, not right. investors are paying attention to that. you put it together, nasdaq 100 down .9%, down on the week for the second week in a row. stocks hit even harder, down 1.6%. what intel really disappointing, at lowe s down 18 per soient, worst day at that point since 2000 to one third quarter guidance for that chip to let you talked about, and also the idea that manufacturing of their trips could be changed. we had in ....