almost two weeks. you re following through on that rally today, up 0.6%. euro-dollar around key support levels. it is a broadly stronger dollar story. the bond market obviously in focus. no doubt we are going to talk about that terrible, no good, seven year bond option. i wonder, is that a threshold? or was that just a fluke? david: or was it late august? globalime now for exchange, where we bring you today s market moving news from all around the world. joining us in london is tony ahrens, on the phone from hong and on theen leigh, phone from when is a race from buenos aires is caroling a milan is carolina milan. three activists in hong kong were arrested by police head of a rally. karen leigh joins us with the latest. karen: hong kong police arresting a number of prominent hong kong police arresting a number of prominent speakers, including warning protesters that they could share that same space at illegal demonstrations this weekend. these are really raising tensions
joe: people expect gold to pick up volatility and the is not been doing anything. the gold bugs are coming out of their hiding and we are having moment. scarlet: we have got a lot of anxiety before the fomc begins meeting tomorrow and announces its decision at 2:00 p.m. on wednesday. the s&p at 2.1% at its lowest. let s take a deep dive into the selloff with m a. with emma. emma: i want to talk to you about the companies that make all the stuff you buy online. seeing packaging companies as some of the worst performers in the as a be percentage basis. packaging corporation of america and international paper in the red. higher-than-expected inventory and weak demand and what should be a busy season. analysts said the data was curiously weak. if you look at the packaging index, that is down around 20%. they have been hit by a strong dollar slowing the month of the the trade warand between u.s. and china. we will be looking for resolution on that front to next year. taylor: i m
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trading floor. anxiety was high. volume was heavy. the gainshe for year now gain. the s&p 500 has lost more than on trill in market cap in february, and ity the third day of trading of the month. here s how the major indexes closed today.e dow jones industrial average dropped 1,175 points or 4.6%, t. 24,3 the nasdaq was off 273. that s a 3.8% dip. and the s&p 500 fell 113 points, or 4.1%. bob pisani reports tonightro the new york sto exchange. this was a roller coaster ride for the record books. at one point, the dow was alrey down 800 points going into the 3:00 p.m. hour, then proceeded to drop another 800 ints in six minutes, then rallied back 800 points in the next ten minutes or so before ending down 1,175 points. we lost almost half a year in an atafternoon! whhappened? we talked about the three risks the market is facing. first and foremost, inflation risk resulting from a stronger economy and a concern the federal reserve may raise rates quicker than expected. the mark
earlier tweet. saying it was the house s duty impeachment. russia s president vladimir putin blasted u.s. politicians he s for whipping up what calling, anti-russian sentiment. with a conference with the visiting italian prime minster. president putin defended president trump over criticism sharing classified information with moscow. what surprising me, there are intentions in the u.s. internal usingcal situations by anti-russian mottos and they don t understand that they are and in their own country that case, they are just stupid it.hey understand in that case they are very dangerous. putin said kremlin reviewed last year s presidential election. it s funny. they re increasing concerns because of seeming unpredictability in american politics. the united nations secretary general is stressing the togethere of working with the european union to tackle the refugee crisis. during ane remarks address to the european parliament in france. the success of the u.n. will depend on