they re going to be mauled. you have to ask yourself, why is that happening? david: all of that next on bloomberg best. david: hello, i am david gura. let s start with a day by day review of the top headlines. startedy, the markets with the week before, with a big selloff. stephanie: an unbelievable day. at one point, you had the nasdaq off by 3%. but into the close, stocks made contributed to a rally. the s&p only off 26 points. the dow only up 177 points. an off day but it could have been worse. what is this all about. there is more anxiety about the financial sector. even a few weeks ago, it is a relatively new development. the focuses mainly on european banks. but a few things have been driving markets lower. last week, most of the economic data, even the u.s. was on the soft side. it is reinforcing concerns about the health of the global economy, even the health of the u.s. economy. have had an environment for the past few weeks where you have seen more eff
up 200, down 200. of 300, down you have to ask 300. yourself, why is that happening? david: all of that next on bloomberg best. david: hello, i am david gura. welcome to bloomberg best. a weekly look at bloomberg elevation and analysis from around the world. let s start with a day by day review of the top headlines. on monday, the markets started like the week before, with a big selloff. stephanie: an unbelievable day. at one point, you had the nasdaq off by 3%. but into the close, stocks made contributed to a rally. the s&p only off 26 points. the dow only up 177 points. and ugly day, but it could have been worse. what you attribute the selloff to, what is going on? there is more anxiety about the financial sector. even a few weeks ago, it is a relatively new development. the focus is mainly on european banks, but a few things have been driving markets lower. last week, most of the economic data, even the u.s., was on the soft side. it is reinforcing concerns a
the bear right now, but they re going to be mauled. up 200, down 200. up 300, down 300. you have to ask yourself, why is that happening? david: all of that next on bloomberg best. david: hello, i am david gura. welcome to bloomberg best. a weekly look at bloomberg news and analysis from around the world. let s start with a day by day review of the top headlines. on monday, the markets started where they finished the week before with a big selloff. an unbelievable day. at one point, you had the nasdaq off by 3%. but into the close, stocks made contributed to a rally. the s&p only off 26 points. the dow only up 177 points. and ugly day, but it could have been worse. based on where we were a couple of hours ago. what you attribute the selloff to, what is going on? there is more anxiety about the financial sector. even a few weeks ago, it is a relatively new development. particularly focused on the european banks. but beyond that, there are a few things have been driv
that happening? david: all of that next on bloomberg best. david: hello, i am david gura. welcome to bloomberg best. a weekly look at bloomberg elevation and analysis from around the world. let s start with a day by day review of the top headlines. on monday, the markets started like the week before, with a big selloff. stephanie: an unbelievable day. at one point, you had the nasdaq off by 3%. but into the close, stocks made contributed to a rally. the s&p only off 26 points. the dow only up 177 points. and ugly day, but it could have been worse. what you attribute the selloff to, what is going on? there is more anxiety about the financial sector. even a few weeks ago, it is a relatively new development. the focus is mainly on european banks, but a few things have been driving markets lower. last week, most of the economic data, even the u.s., was on the soft side. it is reinforcing concerns about the health of the global economy, even the health of the u.s. ec
the bear right now, but they re going to be mauled. up 200, down 200. up 300, down 300. you have to ask yourself, why is that happening? david: all of that next on bloomberg best. david: hello, i am david gura. welcome to bloomberg best. a weekly look at bloomberg news and analysis from around the world. let s start with a day by day review of the top headlines. on monday, the markets started where they finished the week before, with a big selloff. it was kind of an unbelievable day. at one point, you had the nasdaq off by 3%. but into the close, stocks made contributed to a rally. the s&p only off 26 points. the dow only up 177 points. and ugly day, but it could have been worse. based on where we were a couple of hours ago. what you attribute the selloff what do you attribute today s selloff to? what is this about? there is more anxiety about the financial sector. even a few weeks ago, it is a relatively new development. particularly focused on the european b