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Peter navarro. It has been a huge swing s p futures up, nasdaq up by 62. The nasdaq up seven sessions in a row. S p is up. Watching for the month of june, all three of these is up on track to be the third month in a row taking a look at treasury yields youll see the 10year is yielding 0. 715 . Crude oil up above 40 for the First Time Since the lockdown in early march. Getting to the story it has been a wild ride overnight. Last night on fox news, white house trade advisor Peter Navarro responded to a question about the china trade deal saying it is, quote, over. At that point, futures plunged about 400 points but then recovered after he later clarified his comments saying it had nothing to do with the phase 1 trade deal which continues to be in place. He was speaking to the quote lack of trust of the Chinese Party after ....
A virus lockdown winner has emerged. Its walmart. They have had the advantage of remaining open and they finetuned their delivery and pickup services. They have done very well. Look at this. Same store sales, up 10 . Huge. Sams club sales up 12 , even bigger. Ecommerce, now, this is a big one, up 74 , online sales. That is remarkable. The stock, we are quoting premarket now, the stock is up nearly five bucks, 3. 8 . Okay. This is going to be a live action day. Two top money guys head to capitol hill. Speaker mnuchin, jay powell, they will be discussing what they think still needs to be done for the economy. You want my opinion, please give us Liability Protection. The president addresses the nations farmers. What do they need and whats with the Food Supply Chain. We will carry his speech live. Thats in our 11 00 hour this morning. Then theres the market. After yester ....
Good evening, everyone. This is bloomberg surveillance, im Francine Lacqua. The news flow is pretty terrific today. The coronavirus, the lockdown, the impact of our economy, and our hearts are always with the families that are rather losing loved ones are actually fighting for their life. This is what im looking at the markets. The next couple of weeks may will be rocky because a lot of the focus will be on earnings. So if im looking at stocks, they are up today. Up. Indices, futures also we really dont know what we get from this earnings season after the pandemic upended the global economy. The other story is oil edging up gold, slipping from a sevenyear high. We will get to more Market Analysis shortly. Lets get straight to the bloomberg first word news. In new york city is viviana hurtado. Viviana an extension to the bekdown, it is expected to announced later this week. ....
Call it. Netflix yesterday closing at an alltime record high. Oil a little higher as well, but still around an 18 year low. Still brutal for the market. Just checking in one more time they comec had before out. Time now for bloomberg first take. Here to discuss from our inhouse team of wall street veterans and insiders, michael mckee, and Damian Sassower. Mike, we know that jobless claims are going to be bad. We dont know how bad. I think the question is, how do markets actually respond to this, when sometimes they want to respond to bad data, sometimes they dont . Michael im not even going to go there. Yesterday we had dismal numbers on industrial and retail sales. We thought they were priced in, but apparently they werent. Youve got to wonder if weve priced in jobless claims because weve talked about it so much over the past three weeks, but we are expecting 5,500,000 as a consensus. If you get that number or even a little bit ....
Space. Oil getting a bit of a reprieve. The concern is you have even more oil flow if the opec deal comes to an end. We want to get you todays market moving news from new york as well as washington. We want to start with the latest pmi data. Factories around the world suffering one of their grimmest months on record in march. Fbloombergs Michael Mckee joins me for more. Theres a lot to dig into. Give me some of your takeaways here. Michael mr. Rogers word of the day is contraction. Across the developed world, they are pretty bleak at this point. Some of them not as bad as thought because of a quirk in the data, but lets go through the data right now. Anybodye hardest hit of i the virus, and now the hardest hit in terms of the pmi number. Eurozoneance, germany, u. K. Are also in the 40s, which marks contraction. New orders of production crashed, but there is a quirk in the data where supplier delivery times are linked. However, in t ....