trade iing at levels we haven t seen in nearly two decades amid falling demand and an expected jump in production and the virus itself remains front and center. president trump e iine ining gus until the end of april as the u.s. cases top 150,000 we ve got great guests join ing us, the ceo of medical supply company henry schein and the head of amid this turbulent market with 59 minutes left, we are up 2.8% led by helhealth care, tech and consumer staples let s focus in on the big stories. meg is going to join us with the latest on testing and treatment. kayla has the latest from lawmakers and mike is tracking all the market action but meg, first to you hi, guys. let s start with johnson & johnson. that news they ve selected their lead candidate for vaccine development. really moving their stock higher and causing a lot of optimism that we ll see a vaccine in timelines that are faster than expected companies saying it plans to tart human clinical trials in september. mon
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is not often the way we end. on thursday and friday you weren t here thursday and friday no. it continued. the bill murray bottom, which we were up 300 points on that friday, suddenly up 1200 points. we made back about two-thirds of the losses. if we were to close down over 200 today, the dow would fall under 25,000 so we re back to 25,200 again. the art cashin has the from a month ago where people were like, oh, my god it needs to be kept in perspective. 291 on the ten-year. you ll look at that later. that 2.6 or 3.0. what did he say he said that s the question 3.0 is more likely. in asia, some markets are still out now. they have been closed because of the lunar new year the nikkei down by 1%. the hang seng down by 0.78%. in europe, many of the markets are mixed. the dax is flat. cac is up 0.2% the ftse down by a quarter percentage point if you get to treasury yields, the ten-year is what we ve been watching just below 2.91. home depot just out with quarte
clapper reiterating the lack of evidence of collusion between russia and the trunk campaign. the electronic spin on sites could soon expand its u.s. officials reportedly considered adding restrictions on larger devices to both europe and the u.k. grandpa stressed the action. so for earnings for the s&p up 14%. disney, the company set to report after the bell today. analysts expect earnings of $1.41 a share. 111 and change. red america looks like this. again at the opening trading. investors at 20-point yeah volatility is up with something to wch today. the volatility index closed at their lowest level since 1993. europe stocks are higher. kids across the board are two thirds of 1% as it did the eax index in germany. overnight markets were mixed. the cost be in korea closed presidential vote. the first trillion dollars company. high expectations of apple. the market cap $800 billion yesterday. join me to talk about it, dagen mcdowell. wall street global economics editor, jon
exactly. i so i don t need to. i m sure there s a lot more viewers who join us as well at 9:00 a.m. yeah, the ones who wake up after the football game. european markets certainly want to know about jim, they always ask, so we show them. there it is. that s how we re doing in the european markets and of course as we always do we ll show you the 10-year note yield. that s really been the story. yes, thank you for saying that. you re welcome. approaching 2.3, we re back to where we were last december. dollar s very strong. round tripped it. yes. as this year gets towards its close. and there s crude down for the first time in a couple sessions. last year at this time we were talking about three rate hikes. it s incredible we re talking barely about one rate hike. if there was ever a reason why you would want three rate hikes, it s the idea you have a president who favors tax cuts and more spending. yeah. it s a combo we have not seen. no. and he may g