We need you back, so be well. Thank you, charles. We begin with breaking news. Some of the worlds top bank stocks are losing chunks of their market cap as we kick off the final hour of trade, and that is dragging down the broader market. Dow jones industrials and, by the way, everything is off the lows of the session, but still the dow is down about 184 points. We had been down about 465. We are looking at whats going on here regarding the selloff. Its erasing much of the ground the bulls had gained during this hour yesterday. If you look at the Dow Jones Industrials 2day chart, the blue chips at the moment are kind of coming back but still certainly not what happened yesterday, blasting skyward by 407 points monday afternoon. Yeah, not there yet to find that number back. The s p right now down 24 points. That loss at the moment basically yesterdays 40point gain, cant get it all back. The nasdaqs 85point sizzler just 24 hours ago has pretty much been doused, down 128 points for the nas
Indonesias political race. But some say its too early to call. 7 billion in the works for citigroup. Investigator look at paying out for mixed mortgages. Coming up on todays show, croatia plays the game of tourism and looks to cash in on the huge success of the series game of thrones. And brazils football coach luis ferarri describes it as the worst day of his life after the National Team suffers an embarrassing 70 defeat. We bring you all the action from brazil. And the u. S. Retailer the Container Store misses that america is now in the midst of a retail funk. Find out what he has to say about shoppers habits later. Sharp losses for the markets in europe, yesterdays trading saw the index in particular down at a sevenmonth low. Were currently switching between making gains and loogz them. The stoxx 600 down 0. 1 right now. Weve now taken out all the years gains, so relatively in change for that. The german dax relatively unchanged today. A bit of movement going on in the italian marke
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