morgan chase asia-pacific. are one hour away from the close of trading for the day and the week. desk head to the markets where julie hyman has been following all the ups and downs. julie: we will see if we have been closing out these multiweek highs. of s&p 500 in onto a gain .10%. it was this push and pull of the better-than-expected headline number and the worst and estimated worst than estimated wages number. some say that was due to a calendar quirk come it that it didn t include the mid-may pay period. be that as it may, certainly market participants seem a little confused by the numbers and we have seen the s&p 500 fluctuating in a relatively tight range. i want us to look at the best and worst performer in the s&p 500 in terms of the index weighting they have. apple shares rising today. facebook is going lower. the company is going to be paying more in u.k. taxes. if you look at it by groups, we have seen materials and energy gain. they are hanging onto gains. utili
julie: it was triggered after we got economic data out of china. we saw it spread around the globe. commodities got on board as well. all of that contributes. you will see what i m talking about. it s bumping along your the bottom. it s not as low as we were when the s&p fell 1%. we have seen something of a tracking of oil prices. nonetheless, directionally both of them are taking a step lower at the same time. oil prices are up 3%. there was an attempt at a rally in oil, but it could not be sustained. energy shares are the worst performers, down 3%. some of the recent winners. those of the losing losers again. they helped lead a recent rally and now they are gone again. financials are competing. alix: you have a draw into the treasury market. everywhere.here and look at the 10 year note in the united states. we see the yield go down to 1.82%. the 30 year is interesting to look at if you look around the globe. investors want safety right now. that has been happening all you
stocks are headed up to their session highs of a with that said they are still in the red. right now let s take a look at where they stand. the dow is coming up on the flat line, but the s&p 500 is down by about a third of a percent. the s&p is down for the second day in a row, and this is its first back-to-back losses so far this month. part of the reason for that is because of the retail data that we did see earlier today. sales for february falling, and january s game revised to a decline. we will see how the fed will factor in that with interest rates tomorrow as well as the day after. i want to show you the general health of the s&p in its sectors. four are in the green, six are in the red right now and looking at the positives, information technology is of the most, by about a quarter of a percent. utilities not too far behind. 1.5%, care is down by which had been preceded by materials. energy is down by about 1% as well. i also have to talk about what is happening in t
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