worldwide exchange begins right now. good morning welcome from wherever in the world you are watching i m brian sullivan yesterday it was whatever took to hold up we started up huge this time yesterday we were talking about dow futures being up 500 the market did end up higher, but the reality is that it came down by about half we re seeing that slide continue today. look at that dow futures down about 177 indicating a likely drop at the open the bond market may be the story today. here s why the ten-year note yield closed below 3% for the first time since september. it s at 2.95%. you know at the end of every show we do the rbi, let s call this your wbi. wonky but interesting. the gap between the ten-year yield and the two-year yield, so-called yield curve, is at its narrowest since 2007 the spread between three and five-year treasuries inverted for the first time in more than a decade okay brian, why are you telling me these things at 5:02 because it matters traditional
mega millions drawing is tonight. it s happening on this tuesday, october 23rd worldwide exchange begins right now. good morning welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i m brian sullivan pour yourself another cup of coffee it s already shaping up to be a big day. one that could be difficult for your money and investments futures are down the most that we ve seen them in a long time dow futures down 279 points. pointing to a nearly 300-point drop at the open keep in mind the dow is already down more than 4% this month we had a chinese official telling american investors at a conference overnight that his country does not fear a trade war with the united states the selling is not limited to the united states and our futures. we are seeing buyers raise cash around the globe europe is sharply lower in early trade. the dax down 2%. france down 1.5% it s a similar story in asia and as always we have full team cnbc coverage of this selloff. julianna tatelbaum
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roles rather congress can do much more efficient stimulus through some subsidized job creation and some director job creation. to bring it full circle again, i think we are all tied up in this plays right now what if we were asked are ready for the next recession right now the answer would be no. but the long answer we do think is really possible. if we do strengthen our automatic stabilizers and build some architecture and other programs like we recommend in the paper we think we will be ready for it when it gets here. so thank you very much. [applause] thanks everyone. thanks very much. i ll talk about policies for the next recession, will do my focus. want to start by uploading ben. i ve taken a quick glance at the paper so at first glance some things i disagree but it seems important and i m glad they re doing it. the hard work, what s right thing to do and how to prepare, and the point that ben made at the end about this a good program have the infrastructure set up to
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