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latest. how are stocks looking? off ofstocks have come their highs little bit and we see volume slowing down a little bit. nonetheless, still seeing a strong today rally. if you look at the groups that are moving, that has been pretty consistent today. energy shares have in in this top spot consistently throughout the course of this session. materials follow them and utilities are the laggard as we have higher yields which tend to be inversely correlated with utility shares. commodities, oil prices pushing higher after we got the weekly inventory report showing a continuing drop in production and a drop in inventories that was larger than estimated. we see more risk on going on in the markets and a selloff in gold for the third straight day. the u.s. dollar taking a pause after the recent rally we have seen in the greenback. losing a little steam in today s session. some momentum indicator showing it was getting a little overbought. yields, we have a flattening yield cu ....
close of trading. julie hyman, how are stocks holding up? julie: relatively well. janet yellen is not derailing the rally, small though it was. we have pretty much made a round trip to where we were before she made her comments about interest rates potentially going up at some point this year. there had been some expectation going into her comments that she might be more dovish. basically, with that more dovish commentary, that created a market reaction. if you look at volume on the bloomberg, it is definitely down. down, in fact, more than 25%. you see various groups on the s&p 500 and the drop in volume. from harvard interviewing janet yellen made a good economy joke, saying there were investors delaying their private jets to the hamptons because they wanted to hear what she had to say. the stocks contributing to most of the gains today, google on the rise after a victory over oracle in court yesterday and a dispute over the origins of android. verizon gaining after n ....
not so good. the inspector general general s report, not good. charlie: the fbi s investigation continues. clinton said she would be willing to sit for an interview. the news also comes as bernie sanders closes in on hillary clinton s lead in california. joining us, a political reporter who focuses on clinton, and from washington, david lee myers of the times. let me begin with amy, where are we in day two of this story? amy: the clinton campaign faces a central challenge, her trust numbers. the latest new york times poll, 60 4% of registered voters said they do not trust hillary clinton, the same amount as donald trump. they are wondering, how do we overcome that? that challenge has collided with this new report that is in some ways very damning, and the most damning because it plays right into the narrative that donald trump is trying to craft of her, as not being trustworthy. charlie: steven lee myers, what do you think? steven: i think a lot of people are still di ....
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in dubai. let us kick it off with what is going on. we are trying to absorb everything from janet yellen. the treasury market returned aggressively with pace yesterday. i want to show you the dollar. take a look back here over the years. go back to 2009, selling in mae and going away. that is not the case. the dollar has climbed 3.4%. best performance in may since 2012. this is relative to some of the other asset classes. the aussie and the yen are the biggest casualties to dollar strength. we are going to pick up on all of these greenback gains against the major currencies. i love the irony. except for the good old british pound. if history is anything to show itself by, selling in mae is not the trade of the day when it comes to the dollar. nejra: we are also going to talk about china. i have a chart that shows a little bit of jitters possibly. looking at csi 300 futures. we solve the stock index futures plunge. you saw the line drop for the daily limit. it snapped ba ....