mixed week right now, you re looking at the dow on pace for its eighth consecutive weekly gain as kevin was talking about. hard to find down days the s&p 500 is hovering around break even if it does end in the positive territory, it would be its eighth consecutive weekly gain nasdaq on track for its sixth week of gains. dow futures indicated up by 30 points nasdaq indicated to open up by 20 points. s&p fight pictuutures indicate 0 1.5% this morning the hang seng ended up by 0.3% in korea, the kospi with you up by close to a half percentage point. in shanghai, down by a third of a percentage point in europe, you will see it looks like things are relatively flat. france, you couldn t get much flatter than it stands the dax is up by 0.3%. the ftse up by 0.25% we will get to the gop tax plan and jay powell in a moment, a couple other big stories president trump s twitter account was temporarily dark last night the company says that a exiter employee accidentally deactivated the
we do say good morning on this friday. i m kendis gibson. and i m linda lopez in for diane macedo. we begin with president trump s second day in france as he downplays differences with the french president. we do want to take a live picture. you can see the french president at the arc de triomphe for bastille day or french holiday national celebrations. president trump is there with macron reviewing the troops as well. the two leaders who clashed over climate change say that shouldn t stop them from working together on other things. meanwhile, the controversy over donald trump yan s meeting with a russian lawyer is hanging over his father s trip. abc s janai norman has the latest. reporter: president donald trump making friends in france, invited to celebrate bastille day by french president emmanuel macron, but controversy following close by. trump unable to shake the meeting between his inner circle and the woman his son was told was a russian government lawyer.
good morning from me as well. let s get you up to speed on the wall street action. a nice day for wall street. 1% gains in all three indices. apple another one of the factors, it s carrying through asian trade and helping futures. 16 points on the dow and 1.5 points on the nasdaq. the s&p up by eight points. let s have a look at the chart of the day. oil on supply discussions. eia saying share output is expected to drop in june for an eighth consecutive month. and also fires burning around the canadian oil supplies of fort mcmurray up again. up ten basis points but the big move came yesterday with up 3.3%. settling at its highest since the 3rd of november. and today a high of 47.85. oil prices remarkably strong. inching towards that $50 a barrel. it s helping markets everywhere. take a look at asia over night. we did see a gain after the nikkei went to a one-week low. also saw gains in hong kong with shanghai comp did close lower by 0.25%. gary fink of black hawk make somet
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