Im not hearing much by way of right now. Shedding nearly 900 points this week technology, the biggest laggard, their reinvolvement. Take a look at apple, microsoft, does that suggest its because a amazon and nvidia, all moving lot of these u. S. Economies still depend on that lower by roughly 2 or more in a thats kind of what were couple of cases. Well have more on that kelly talking about, right were talking about the fact 5g has civilian and military later. Tyler, thanks to the breaking news expected applications down the road so theres a great deal of concern this hour now. President trump is about to make how this is used in autonomous an announcement with trade on warfare should it come to that the eu there are always big eamon javers has more now. Conversations. I thought huawei was kind of the president s run ining a w taken out of the process to an minutes behind there in the roosevelt room at the white house. You can see cattle ranchers are extent, but not favorably so already
Good morning and welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Im dominic chu. This morning futures are pointing to what looks like a lower open on wall street following back to back losses for all of the major indices. Russell 2000 coming off its worst day in two weeks now down more than 10 for those small caps from its recent 52 week high. And as you can see here, dow opened down about 118 points if the future losses carried through into the opening bell for regular 2r5idin trading. Nasdaq off by about 55 bond market still a focus. Around 2. 07 the two year treasury note yield covering right around 1. 91 as well lets thousanow go worldwide in the asian trade, nikkei a bit of a standout there up by with 0. 01 . And the hang seng and shanghai composite are off. And in the european trade, slightly negative sentiment carrying through but not for the german dax which is down even more than the other indices off by over 1 well get to one of the main reasons why that is happening with the german markets j
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University of kansas. She was an editor of the University Daily kansan, and you can see that she was a frequent guest on msnbc. Thank you. Ms. Chambers thank you for being here, and i would jump into the introductions of the rest of our panelists. Margaret talev is someone i have had the opportunity to know well because she is a white house correspondent, and we have desks that are a couple feet from each other at the white house. So thank you for being here today, margaret. She also covered the 2016 president ial campaign. Campaign,th on the but she is that Foreign Correspondent for bloomberg, and she is president of the White House Correspondents Association, and a conservator as well. , he isonto tony fratto the founder of the Hamilton Place strategies. Before that, you were at treasury. He can provide a lot of economic context when we get to the tax cuts. Psaki, whoe have jen worked for president obama where you are Deputy White House press secretary and deputy to medications secre
The president ial primary for the examiner. Francesca graduated from the university of kansas with so thank you for being here today, margaret. She also covered the 2016 president ial campaign. We were both on the campaign, but she is that Foreign Correspondent for bloomberg, and she is president of the White House Correspondents Association, and a conservator as well. Moving on to tony fratto, he is the founder of the Hamilton Place strategies. Before that, you were at treasury as well, though you can provide a lot of economic context when we get to the tax cuts. And then we have jen psaki, who , it also worked for the white house for president obama, where you are Deputy White House press secretary and deputy to medications secretary. You came back to the white house where you were to medications director and you are now can to bitter at cnn. So i was saying before this , panel started that we like to start with that 30,000foot question, like tell me what your thoughts are on the fir