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european banks got hammered. the euro stocks down, and that spread over to the u.s. year, could not recover data at 1% across the board. joe: at one point, it looked back, butuld bounce it was a brutal day for emerging markets. everywhere you look, wiping of the gains we saw yesterday. alix: utilities may be a little bit in the green. highlight a couple stocks, one is apple. did not participate in the sellouts today, reversing its downtrend. the best again in five weeks, quite a reversal since earnings last week. i did want to put the rally into perspective. 250take apple versus its day average, that is a bananas chart. much lower it is then all those averages, and how quickly it got there. joe: a nightmare. alix: there you go, the title for that. and twitter, another record low for the stocks. talk about earnings slumps. hitting a another record low today, now down 20%, over 20% since it reported earnings. is unbelievable, that that is a five day chart. with the risk s ....
domestic economy. dramatic capital outflows everyone is pulling money out of china. it has been going on all summer but the reaction in the market on the losing of monetary policy is amazing. across all asset classes, futures up across the board, a gain of 1.5% on the nasdaq. everything is gaining. looking at the 10 year yield, rising as investors sell debt to buy riskier assets. take a look at european stocks, up across the board. the dax is up 3%. the rest are following up. if you look at commodities, you see gains in copper right now. you see gains in gold right now. you see gains in oil right now and you see movement and currencies as well, the reaction has been global and swift and dramatic and it s been across the board. david: let s hear the first word vonnie: area with begin with american airlines, the company had a better than expected third-quarter. earnings beat estimates. says fuel prices helped. jack dorsey sharing of wealth as he donates 1/3 his stock to ....
low for a considerable amount of time in the united states. could they be pushing back the timing for interest rate increases? that has been helping with advertising in the u.s. we have seen earnings on the upside, continuing. the s&p 500 just off a record high. ansumer confidence jumped to seven-year high in the united states. generally, there is a positive feel out there. helping stocks in europe, helping u.s. treasuries. we have seen bonds continue to see a downward trend in yields. 2.29% is where it is at. still no hint of a rate rise in the u.s. we are seeing appetite for italy and spain this morning. of course, this appetite for risk coming back. we are seeing germany sell off a little bit. i want to get into some of the big movers here in europe. key foldsecting some on the back of a couple of earnings. deutsche bank posted a third-quarter loss. , we wereovisions talking about it with ubs. deutsche bank too having to cover the cost of litigation. did they manipul ....
were going to talk to one governor who has been cracking down after a spike in his state. they are hitting the beaches, and the bars. how do we get the economy rolling while living with the threat of coronavirus? if that s a bargain we have to make, we are investigating. at the democrats insert here in washington, another $3 trillion package. within hours, nothing but a progressive wish list. of this or any effort on anything to get america working again. millions of jobs and businesses heading we got it all, welcome to fox news that nice. i m shannon bream in washington. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher. and an idea by the economist, they argue will allow us to more safely and more safely reopen. trace: over the last eight weeks, here at the top 20 states. states. at kentucky s number one with more than 36% of its workforce to filing for unemployment. pennsylvania with a 27 of workers, and even minnesota, which is ranked 20th had more than 20% of its ....
at. brian kelly. there s a lot more to your introduction but i cut it off. [laughter] jessica: eight hours of radio. not enough time. melissa: let s get right to it. the white house releasing this picture of president trump signing the national emergency declaration today. the president using his executive powers to obtain billions for construction of a border ball, calling it an urgent problem that needs to finally be addressed. the top democratic leaders in congress releasing a statement calling this a power grab, and fighting it in the courts. it allowed the president to continue to fight for the wall while averting other personal government shutdown. watch this. we are going to be signing today and registering a national emergency. because we have an invasion of drugs, an invasion of gangs, and invasion of people, and it s acceptable. by signing the national emergency, something signed many times by other presidents. nobody has done the job that we have ever d ....