Rally. The bond market yesterday saying a bit of buying come back, but not much for printing. 71 basis on the 10 year right now. Action pivots over what is happening in the United States. We get to the Michigan Consumer center. A little stronger than economists seemed to have protected. 74. 1, up from 72. 8 last time around. 72. 8 was what the economists were predicting as well. Current conditions, 82. 9. That is slightly ahead of expectation which are at 60. 5. The expectations number is actually where we are seeing the strain. Lets turn to our big story of the day, we have seen that apart from the japanese Prime Minister shinzo abe, the countrys longest serving premier will be undergoing treatment for chronic illness. He spoke earlier today. Respond to ready to the mandate by the public. I made a judgment i should not continue my job as Prime Minister. To step down as Prime Minister. Indicated that he will stay on until Leaders Within his party choose the successor. That could happen
Side 59 minutes heft in the session. Ahead on the todays show, within striking distance of the lows, Liz Ann Sonders weigh in on whether it is too late to get into the market rally. Plus, well speak from twillio ceo. Think lost steam on the back of the earnings and a stock offerings. Lets focus on the big stories joining us to talk stimulus in the Capital Gains tax is Chris Krueger. But first, mike with you and the Broader Markets. Stepping up a little bit from the highs. We have they make a very near approach to the closing highs from february about 3383. Right now somewhat lower than that this is a twoyear chart of the s p 500. Still doesnt look like much of a moderation in the trend. The v bottom off that december 28 nl lth low, we did get abovee prior september high we had a little followthrough for a new high then the occasion for really the first decent pull back of that run. Also very big moves in treasuries and gold. A lot of the hot money having a little bit of a violent day t
Second wave in the fall. And trouble at tyson foods as china bans its meat imports amid new outbreaks it is monday, june 22nd, you are watching cnbc. Good evening, welcome im Brian Sullivan heres hour you money in the Global Markets are setting up their day. The dow might open up points a mixed session on friday with the dow closing down 208 third down day in a row but what is new, a different story for big tech the nasdaq trying for a 7th straight winning session it is already up nearly 5 this month. Just 35 stoxx of the nasdaq 100 are lower this month and 12 names are up more than 10 the best performer that time, what else . Zoom were all doing the video calls up 35 investors, they continue and its higher again this morning around the world, mostly red arrows in asia overnight europe of course just getting things started karen is in our london newsroom with some of the early action and the early top stories. Karen, good morning. Good morning to you. We have covered a fair amount of t
Some things like construction and drive in movie theaters. We are seeing flareups in south korea as well as wuhan, the original epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. I want to bring in taylor riggs. Walk us through the day. Again, tech boolean the rest of themarket tech buoying rest of the market. Taylor for a few weeks, tech has been the big outperform the dow and s p are still lower. The nasdaq 100, the faang, all of those are the outperformance. Bige are a few individual tech stocks leading those. Amazon, a report that potentially they were in talks entertainment and zoom, the company we have got to know well. People think offices may not open up until next year. Ready to stay home through 2020. Nvidia ended up about 3 . They hit a record high after a raising the price to 3. 60 per share at needham. ,f course, on the data side increased demand for both public and private clouds. That is something that is driving that business. Continuation of tech heavy stocks really are performing
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