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accelerating losses we have been seeing over the course of the day. 0.6% areas down corporate earnings continues to be one of the biggest weights today. 90% of s&p companies have reported earnings growth. .7% year on year. global concerns are another factor. let s take a look at what is happening with the s&p over the course of the day. you can see there has been general volatility trending to the downside. disney earnings after the bell yesterday along with macy s today, that is pulling down the s&p lower. we did see unexpected declines in u.s. oil. that brought up the s&p of this. but we are going to session lows now with the 2:00 market now down 0.6%. i want to show you the s&p sectors general health. this is the imap function. sevenee six of the of the 10 sectors are currently in the red. consumer discretionary, as it has been throughout today, is down. not the most, down 1.7%. retailers we have a talking about all day, they are falling. macy s, nordstrom, you nam ....
points, 203 points. 1.1% accelerating losses we had day.over the course of the the s&p 500 down 0.8% as well as the nasdaq. the big weight on markets is and continues to be corporate earnings, in particular retail stocks. earnings growth i want to point out is down 8.7% year on year from this time last year when earnings growth is a paradox. let s hop into the imap function. what to show you the sector health of the s&p five sectors. we can see eight of the 10 sectors are in the red. energies of the most by 0.2%. this had been higher in the day, 0.33%, but it has paired with some gains. prices fall in the u.s. crude supply down 2.4 million barrels. we see consumer discretionary down the most, to present nearly. that is because of retail stocks and earnings pulling things down. let s look at the s&p 500 for the past two days. i shown this because we know what happened yesterday. result of the best rises in two months for the stock market. all,hey rise, we see this so it ....
u.s. trading day so let s head back to new york where matt miller has been tracking the moves and a record high for the s&p. we were so close that it had to happen. too the close, we are going see a new record for the s&p for the first time in 286 days. this is the longest stretch we have gone in a bull market since 1961. was 2130.8.o beat not too difficult. the dow jones up 111 points. you ve got the certainty of theresa may as a new prime minister after david cameron said she would start on wednesday. we have the japanese losing monetary policy further. we have ve got the job on friday, all pushing up stocks. look at the airline stocks. here is the s&p. to show you the airline stock because a bunch of the asian airlines came in and ordered more single aisle jets. that is pushing up to sting boeing as well as all of the european airline manufacturers. american airlines rising as well as ualr. the utility stocks right now, they are coming back a little bit that we do ....
the nasdaq is at its highest level since december of 2015. also headed for a record high close. take a look at the s&p 500. it has now passed a record close, pass the intraday high past the intraday passed intraday high if you take a look chart. which, hopefully, we can pull up right there. the dow jones is also closing in on the summer record high. this, 18,254. so, pretty close to that. also very close to an intraday high. those are the two numbers i wish you would watch out for. going to the function on the bloomberg terminal, you can see that those factors are gaining with the only two decliners being the defense on this risk on environment where you see consumer staples and telecom communications declining. remember, they are also subject interest-rate risks. vonnie: what are the individual movers that you are watching? shery: looking at airlines, boeing has this big boost coming from the air show. 1.6% foreing them gain the third consecutive day. for 30,ounced ....
has stopped short of formal accusations, they said friday that interference in the election process is a very serious matter. joining me is david sanger, the national security correspondent for the new york times. i am pleased to have him at the table. welcome. david: good to be with you. thelie: in terms of what russians are doing, we will talk about that then we will talk about trumps interview about ukraine. why would they do that? who did it? why did they do it? then, how do we retaliate? all fascinating issues. to some degree, this is the story that i think most of us didn t see coming in this election. strange as this cycle has been, it didn t seem likely that if all thetin would, evidence points in that direction, try to actively interfere with an american election. we do know the russians in the past have used information electionsin european and tried to interfere there. to be fair, the u.s. has not messingve, in history, around in other countries elections. c ....