it s interesting it s going to come out hopefully well for both countries. ultimately it will work out. trump also talks up his relationship with russia as he meets with president putin on the sidelines of the g20 and warns him against further election interference. deutsche bank shares jump after passing the fed s stress test but credit suisse dips as it scrapes through with a conditional pass and merlis shares surge after a 6 billion pound takeover by the lego family in blackstone welcome to the show. in less than 24 hours u.s. president president trump and chinese president xi will sit down for highly anticipated trade talks at the g20 summit in osaka. cnbc confirmed that china will seek a balanced trade deal but the u.s. is unwilling to agree to that deal according to cnbc sources xi will seek to end a u.s. ban on huawei products as part of any trade agreement. xi called for the integrity of the global supply chain to be upheld as he addressed g20 leaders in osaka
will a new week bring a new theme or are there new gains ahead. lucky you, we are kicking off a new series on the interest rate shock more important, what you should be doing right now it is monday, june 10th, and worldwi worldwide exchange begins right now. well, good morning, good afternoon or good evening and welcome from wherever in the world that you may be watching us i am brian sullivan. so glad to have you with us on this monday. happy monday because it is a good morning for stocks here and all over the world today u.s. stock futures are up 90 points right now nasdaq and s&p futures are also higher coming off the best week of the year. this after the united states struck a deal over the weekend with mexico to avoid new tariffs. the question though is can this loose deal really last it is a good question, and we ve got answers and great guests coming up on that. right now, to the $100 billion story of the day raytheon and united technologies are merging. it
brian sullivan is on assignment today. yesterday the dow dropping nearly 800 points, a fall of more than 3% as you re watching this time lapse play out right now. traders won t have a chance to recoup losses today. u.s. markets are closed in honor of president george h.w. bush. there is no trading at the new york stock exchange, the nasdaq or the cme group all u.s. data is delayed except for the beige book that will come out at 2:00 p.m currencies and commodities are trading. overseas markets are open for business as you can so he the red arrows across the board in asia are carrying over. hong kong is taking it the worst. a sea of red across the board. the same in europe european trading, we are seeing the dax off, the same for the cac and the ftse 100 u.s. futures will trade until 9:30 a.m. eastern time well have full team coverage of this global selloff let s kick it off with nancy hungerford live in singapore we did see broad-based selling in asia. no surprise if you con
theresa may this morning backlash over its brexit plan. it is monday, november 19th. worldwide exchange begins right now. good morning and welcome from wherever in the world you are watching i am brian sullivan. it is a very, very busy monday morning. we ll have more on the developing story from nissan a holiday shortened week here in the states markets are closed obviously on thursday for our thanksgiving holiday. that could bring more volatility in the beginning part of this week we are not seeing that right now. dow futures, little change to slightly higher. it is very early shortened week sometimes volatility does move we re going to have much more on this and the markets coming up first, big breaking news out of japan. one of the world s most well known executives carlos ghosn is expected to be arrested in tokyo. it is for allegedly violating financial reporting regulations. nissan says it has been investigating ghosn for months for allegedly using company money fo
50 hitting the lowest level since 2016. shares in bayers sink after a judge finds their weed killer led to cancer, but reduces the fine by more than 2$200 million welcome to street signs. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan is expected to point the finger at the saudi government for the death of jamal khashoggi when he speaks to parlment s sn about 30 minutes time. he said he will reveal the naked truth about khashoggi s death. let s get out to hadley. it s been noisy on the wires this morning with turkey s foreign minister saying they have not released information to other countries and news from riyadh this morning that one of the key investors with saudi arabia, masa son, will not be turning up at davos in the desert that s right. as any story in the middle east goes, a lot of moving parts they seem to all be happening as we go to air. essentially what we know is the president of turkey will speak in about a half hour he s basically teased this up the last coupl