Ahead. Good morning. A warm welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Im wilfred frost. Lets check in on the markets after a significant selloff yesterday. We lost 20 points to 30 points on the dow right at the close. Down 1. 4 , having been down 1. 2 for most of the final few hours of trading we were down 363 points. In the midmorning the dow was down about 400 points. The s p was down more than 1 . The nasdaq down just less than 1 10 out of 11 sectors were lower yesterday. Healthcare and energy were down around 2 . But month to date the returns are impressive in this final trading day of january the nasdaq standing up around 7 even despite those couple falls, and the dow is up this morning 74 points, the nasdaq up 20 points, and the s p up 9 points in the premarket tenyear treasury note, still above 2. 7. That crossing of the 2. 7 happening with yields rising, something that has concerned some equity investors. Yields about 2. 7 still this morning. President trump striking an optimistic tone in
Percentage point the shanghai up by 0. 4 . In europe in the early trading, you will see green arrows across most of the major indices. The dax is up by a half percentage point, the cac in france up by a quarter percentage point crude oil prices which were up sharply yesterday, are down by two cents. Wti about 47. A couple big stories were watching this morning. Shares of tmobile are moving higher the Company Reported earnings of 67 Cents Per Share beating estimates of 29 cents. Revenue Beat Estimates tmobile added 1. 9 million new cust nomers in the quarter. Facebook confirming its working on a subscription feature to let publishers charge for stories on the social media site this could take pressure off of them in terms of the battle with the news industry. The pay wall will be available through instant articles starting in october. It would likely kick in after a user reads ten articles in a month. Facebook shares up 15 . On the wall street agenda another flood of Earnings Report abb
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