& noble, could they be putting themselves on the shelf? it s october 4th worldwide exchange begins right now. good morning welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching or listening, by the way. we don t mind you radio listeners out there. i m brian sullivan thank you very much for joining us it s shaping up to be a busy thursday why do we say that futures and bond yields are moving in different direction. stock futures are indicated down the market is on a five-day win streak everything has been good but yesterday we saw a big shift. treasuries had their biggest one-day move since june of 2011. that s the highest yield the biggest move since donald trump took office. as yields rise, and we re at 3.21% on the ten-year yield, as yields rise there s a fear out there that maybe inflation is creeping in. the fed will have to become more aggressive, and that could put stocks at risk bonds, as we say, you know at the end of the show we do the rbi, random but interest
yemulti year highs yesterday the ten-year at 3.215. a lot of comments made including from fed chairman powell saying where are nowhere near neutral rates. and if need be the fed is prepared to move past neutral. overnight in asia, check out the shanghai composite it remained close for a week-long holiday. the hang seng fared much weaker it was down by 1.73% in europe, there is some early trading taking place, right now red arrows across the board. down 1% for the ftse, also off 1% for the cac in france news just crossing at this moment, juul wants regulators to crack down on more than 15 competitors that it says infringes on its patents alleging the companies come pied the design of juul products. juul a part of the fda campaign to crack down on e-cigarettes marketing to kids. you can read a lot more about what s happening right now on cnbc.com let s tell you about stocks to watch cloudera and horton works are surging. they announced plans to merge in an all-stock deal. b
almost completely frozen over. we are with the coast guard breaking up the ice trying to deal with a massive economic impact. and another big story. a deal in ukraine. maybe you have heard. this comes on the heels of a huge fist fight breaking out inside parliament earlier today. there you see the hubbub in the ukrainian parliament. protests, government leaders working their way towards a deal. we ll see whether it sticks. we will talk to an expert. outside of parliament in kiev it s been of course a bloody week with scores of people dead now after street fighting. today we ll ask if the truce can last and see if the deal that was reached simply to keep the cameras away in the closing days of the russian olympics, putin s olympics, that are closing up right now. and a look inside rupert murdoch s brand new bachelor pad. we have the real estate broker who made the deal happen. sue is off this week. sara eisen joins me at the nyse. we will check in with her in a few minut
millionaire lawmakers in congress are getting even richer. an you guess who the richest member of congress is? think about it. we ll tell you later this hour. sue is off today. simon hobbs is in at the new york stock exchange. hi, simon. hi, tyler. we ve broken the four-day losing streak. it may be low volumes or summer action. we ll take a gain of 54 points on the dow. retailers are a clear focus. best buy is up. urban outfitters which trades on the has tanasdaq is helping to that higher. the reits are doing well today. a lot of focus is overseas. with the emerging markets, stocks there taking a beating and the currency selling off sharply because of the concerns of fed tapering and where that will run the currencies and trades. let s bring in bob and ken. director of o neal securities and cnbc market analysts. before we get into the emerging markets, you were worried last night we lost the 50 day moving average on the s&p. by regained that. we re hitting our head right
has been under some pressure down 1.7% after its quarterly report but up volume replacing down volume. it is pretty good and has been noted at the top of the show record day, record all-time intraday high. dennis: thanks very much, oil prices touching their highest level in over a year as stocks soar on new all-time highs, and phil flynn of price futures group in the trading pits of the cme. $108 oil, that really bothers me. the economic data supports these levels? it sure seems to today because it seems oil and the stock market have gotten back together. they had decoupled for longtime. good economic news was bad for oil but after ben bernanke they seem to be back together again. i don t know if ben brought back together but that is the news. good economic news is good economic news for oil. we saw it in the jobless claims number. that means more gasoline demand. in the philly fed number manufacturing demand, removing things by truck, that is bullish. at least for today