i m glad you came good morning welcome to worldwide exchange. what you are seeing here is an inside look live at the e.u. headquarters in brussels where european leaders just reset the time clock on brexit we ll take you there live. that s coming up, but, first, let s get up to speed on what s happening with the markets after yesterday s big rally for stocks futures right now indicating regular trading will open to the down side. again, futures indicating a down side move of about 100 points for the dow when it opens for regular trading. the s&p would be down by about ten points, and the nasdaq off by about 17. if these futures moves hold into the opening bell. for right now the dollar index is up by a quarter of 1% as you can see over the course of the last week and a half or so, a slight down side move. un.1%. the shanghai composite up .1%, and the same move there in the south korean kos ppi translating here as well the german dax off by .5%. the cac and we are goin
happened overnight in asia you are going to see, as you are looking at these things, that the nikkei was flat. hang seng was relatively flat, and so was the shanghai composite. in terms of here in the united states, the nasdaq extended its winning streak to five sixes it s the longest in a month. again, technology stocks led the way. since the fed earlier this week. also, let s see what s happening in europe. red arrows, ftse down by about .8%. so is the cac and then the dax is off by .4%. finally, the treasury market here in the united states. you ll see that the treasury, the ten-year, wow, is below 2.5% it s a 2.496%. i think going back to the european markets this morning, it s some weak data coming out we knew, of course, things were softening in europe, but the german manufacturing pmi 44.7. it was expected to be at 48.0. that s obviously very weak france also fell into contractionary territory it wasn t expected to. 51.5 was the expectation it came in at 49.8 japan w
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