i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew sorkin.ing a look at equity futures, finally seeing positive direction for the bulls. dow futures up by 60 points. s&p up by 5, nasdaq up by 14 after the markets finished down once again yesterday. take a look overnight in asia, chinese stocks shaking off a high profile rejection from msci's emerging markets index.

joe kernin joins us with a look at what's coming up. joe, what do you got for us today?> i believe that while i was in the makeup chair, you may have been talking about brexit. wilfred. at least one eyebrow is raised, is it not? you've got my betting numbers today? because those still -- people that point to stay say those are still in favor. i keep seeing the polls. >> joe, they are, it's not just an eyebrow raise. it's an eyebrow very firmly raised it's firmly behind exit. remain is most likely but only 59%, the latest betting. >> did you say 59 or 69? >> 59. so it's getting very, very close. extraordinary momentum behind exit that remains still just ahead. and the pound is certainly responding to it. and european equities you'd have to say responding as well over the last trading session. they're down 6% over the last week. >> i saw a video, i won't go into the source, but it was a gentleman speaking about -- it was supposed to be taking place a year after the vote, when it's been a year of being back out of the eu. who -- have you seen this? who is the gentleman spea

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin.turning its focus back to oil prices as wti finally topped the $50 mark on supply concerns. you can see prices are sitting for wti at $50.82. brent actually sitting above that at $52 on the nose. we'll continue to watch this through the morning. in the meantime, let's also take a look at u.s. equity futures. once again, you're looking at green arrows. markets continue to march steadily high. dow futures up 18 points. s&p up by 1.5 and nasdaq

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin.s positive but she did not say when a rate hike will come. the s&p 500 closing at its highest level this year. all the way back to early november since we've seen a close like this. check out the u.s. equity futures at this hour. you're going to see at least right now in the early trading, we are looking at pod numbers once again.numbers continue to close higher. dow

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. let's check out the u.s.res at this hour, they are indicated higher. dow futures up by 52 points, s&p up by 6, nasdaq up by 12. yesterday, the dow was up by 130 points by the end of the day, s&p was up 12 points. let's take a look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikkei was up

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. we'll start with food prices.p. wti sitting at $5050. yesterday, crude oil was down slightly it was down 52 cents to $48.55. even with food prices down, energy sector was one of the strongest sectors were we watching. stocks up across the board. everything you see has increased. the u.s. food

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew sorkin. taking a look at equity futures, finally seeing positive direction for the bulls. dow futures up by 60 points. s&p up by 5, nasdaq up by 14 after the markets finished down once again yesterday. take a look overnight in asia, chinese stocks shaking off a high profile rejection from msci's emerging markets index. the shanghai ended up 1.5%. in europe in this early hour, this has been our focus all week as concerns about the brexit rose. we've been looking at weakness in european stocks. you can see in early trading that most of these shares are up by 1%. dax up by 1%. ftse up close to that. take a look at crude prices. crude under pressure once again and again this morning. wti is below $48 a barrel. sitting at 47.95. brent sitting at 49.12. >> let's get you through the big stories we're watching today, it is another day and yet another survey on the brexit survey. coming from comres showing that the poll remain leads, in favor of the uk staying in the eu which is recovery from 55% repo

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. we'll start with food prices.ti going up. wti sitting at $5050. yesterday, crude oil was down slightly it was down 52 cents to $48.55. even with food prices down, energy sector was one of the strongest sectors were we watching. stocks up across the board. everything you see has increased. the u.s. food inventories fell by more than expected last week. separately flipping from july to august. you are seeing green arrows, the dow futures up by 24 points. we did see slight gains like this yesterday when the markets closed. s&p futures up by 2. nasdaq but by 2.5. if you check things occupy, the nikkei was down. the hang seng up, and shanghai up by 1%. ahead of that brexit vote, the dax up by 0.6%. the cac up by .30. >>> tesla offering to buy solar city. tesla would pay $26.50 to $28.50 a share. that's a 25% to 35% premium to tuesday's closing price. of course, solar city's stock has been down in a very big way this year. elon musk controls both of those companies. he's calling this deal a no-brainer that customers cou

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. chair janet yellen remains positive but she did not say when a rate hike will come. the s&p 500 closing at its highest level this year. all the way back to early november since we've seen a close like this. check out the u.s. equity futures at this hour. you're going to see at least right now in the early trading, we are looking at pod numbers once again.numbers continue to close higher. dow futures skated 67 points. nasdaq up by close to 20. overnight in asia, the nikkei up by 0.6%. the shanghai deposit was flat. in europe, some of the early trading, you're seeing those positive gains are continuing here the dax is the biggest gainer of the major averages up by 1.7%. the ftse is up 0.6%. >> they finally decided if the economy is is not going to get better, at least we got glory. >> you almost heard both messages from yellen. the economy is doing okay. >> she wants something to confirm in one number, i don't think one month would confirm. >> july, like 20% now. >> i think it's still o

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin.nd the markets, turning its focus back to oil prices as wti finally topped the $50 mark on supply concerns. you can see prices are sitting for wti at $50.82. brent actually sitting above that at $52 on the nose. we'll continue to watch this through the morning. in the meantime, let's also take a look at u.s. equity futures. once again, you're looking at green arrows. markets continue to march steadily high. dow futures up 18 points. s&p up by 1.5 and nasdaq up by 4.5. nikkei up by 1%. markets in china slightly lower with the hang seng down. european equities this morning, they send to be following along with what you saw in the chinese markets. dax down by half percentage point. cac is up by 0.4. the really story that you want to be watching is what's happening with the bond markets. check out the german ten-year. it's now yielding 0.53%. yesterday -- >> 0.055. >> yeah, 0.055%. it closed yesterday at the lowest level in history, at 0.055%. >> weighted average, average yield, minus 0.05

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. take a look at u.s. equity futures.esterday, the market closed at three week lows. the s&p 500 the nasdaq had the lowest losing streak in four months. however not as bad as what we've seen in the overseas market. the dow futures down by 23 points. s&p down by 5.5. nasdaq down by almost 10. in europe, taking a look at early trading. weak tln weakness there. you did see the dax is down by 0.8%. losses by more than 1% in germany. the cac is down by 1.3%. take a look at the benchmark, ten-year german bund, turning negative, 0.013%. that comes after pressure on treasuries around the globe yesterday. you saw the u.s. ten-year, yelled was at its lowest level for sometimes since 2012. that was 1.6%. this morning, even lower, 1.586%. when you check out the 30-year, 2.58%. and the nasdaq bass down. and shanghai composite managed to hold on to gains, hang seng was down by 0.6%. crude oil looking to decline. wti. >>> and the brexit vote and the most recent polls, the latest yougov poll now giving the leave campaign a seven-point le

i'm becky quick along with joe kernin and andrew ross sorkin. let's check out the u.s.quity futures at this hour, they are indicated higher. dow futures up by 52 points, s&p up by 6, nasdaq up by 12. yesterday, the dow was up by 130 points by the end of the day, s&p was up 12 points. let's take a look at what happened overnight in asia. the nikkei was up by 1.28%. the hang sentence by 0.75%. and hang seng slightly weaker. right now, things are flat, relatively flat across the board. you're looking at the dax, barely budged. the cac is slightly higher, wti was up for the second day in a row we've seen a gain of 7% over the last couple of sessions. going back to $48.96. >> these currency traders better know what they're doing. that better indicate they're going to stay. they better know what they're doing. >> right. >> but still, the polls are pretty even still. >> betting markets -- they bet that it breaks first day. when people get ready to do it, they think, oh, my god, what am i -- they get too nervous. >> they say they're going to be leaving and they don't. >> obviou