abigail: great question.f you take a look at the s&p 500, it looks like the chart in some ways is breaking to the downside with the index well below all of its moving averages. on the other hand, yesterday's low as above the last low, giving some sense that perhaps there's a viable dip here, but buyable for disciplined investors because as we know, this market is not for the faint of heart. a couple of the big themes this year, clearly volatility. no explanation needed. one encouraging sign for a possible dip buying experience now is that the vix appears as though it is going to moderate. another options index, the skew index, it has not participated in this at all, so that is a reason to think that maybe there's going to be some relief, especially as oil and some of the other commodities right now are elevated, but today they are in. something else you want to think about on the year, probably one of the biggest factors is thinking about the fed next week. right now, markets are hiking one time. what does th

abigail: people are all in.ypically 9, 12 months later there is pain but we could have continued risk on. this rally we have had the last couple of months is right into the inversion. jon: we were inverted. abigail: briefly. matt: pretty exciting. abigail doolittle, thank you so much for joining us. coming up, we speak to hyliion ceo thomas healy about the pressures on the automotive market and the power of going electric, especially in trucking. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is "bloomberg markets ." i am matt miller with jon erlichman. as we move toward a zero emissions future companies are looking to bridge the gap between gasoline powered engines and cleaner energy, renewable energy sources that we don't really use yet. hyliion is looking to deploy a new fleet of electric trucks and the second half of this year powered by natural gas and a natural gas generator. that will bridge the gap and even move forward into that future. we bring in the ceo and founder thomas healy. down on the floor of the new york st

abigail: that is an interesting point.ave seen people break their handsets and that is why i like them better. you have the headset and it makes things easier. matt: do you need fries with that? abigail: politeness is never a bad thing. jon: i think you build the case, matt, for a more professional workplace based on what you were saying. let's get onto our for what it's worth segment. you were talking about the president and his trip overseas but he also unveiled a $5.8 trillion budget request earlier today, and within that the proposed 20% minimum tax on billionaires. there been a strong push to target the mega-wealthy. the deficit falling and there is the proposal. going after a standard taxable income is part of this but the unrealized income for stock, unrealized capital gains for households with over $100 million. that is spec some frustration among those in the entrepreneurial world who have a lot to say about that kind of issue. matt: i would think it sparks frustration in general for fans of free-market capitalism

abigail: maybe they found out they were talented.rofits surging, they are using technology the right way. matt: i have a recipe for spaghetti carbonara that you would not believe. i'm telling you, if you use cream, you are not doing it right. jon: both of those things are not good for my waistline. i try to keep the carbs to a minimum. i do understand what abigail is saying, and you see this reflected in the results, the fact that there was more time in the kitchen, less time in restaurants. i wonder if the investments kroger is making in the online business, which certainly started to get turbocharged in the pandemic, allows them to keep some of those consumers even as the opportunity to get out and go to restaurants becomes more of a reality going forward. abigail: that is probably a piece of it in terms of making the user experience more user-friendly, easier to cook at home. something that stands out to me, despite the fact that costs are more expensive to eat at home, people are still doing it as opposed to going out to the rest

burgs abigail doolittle is tracking the session. -- bloomberg's abigail doolittle is tracking the sessionl: last week was the best week since november 2020, around the time of the presidential election. that was the degree of the buying power. today investors bolstering a little bit. yields are rising, pressuring tech stocks. the russell 2000 down about 0.6%, so small caps hang in there. the vix is below 25, so it seems as though this is just a little bit of a consolidation, very low volume. as for the s&p 500, i know kriti is a bull right now, this is the s&p 500 relative to its 50 day moving average and 200 day moving average. recently there is a death cross. he funning thing for the s&p 500 is often, those are bullish signals. it is confirmed right now for 4600, maybe even 4700. of course, there is that statistic that every time the s&p 500 puts in a weekly gain of more than 6% or an index puts in a gain of more than 6%, a year later it is higher. but certainly in the near term, it looks like the s&p 500 is headed higher. as for commodities, really wild moves. new york crude up 6.1%, b

abigail doolittle is looking at the reversal.his stock was decimated, reduced by a 10th, now it is backed up. what is going on? >> it is very volatile to say the least. it is now up 5%. relative to the quarter, it was mixed. they did meet sales estimates. sales data slow, but you should remember, omicron, this is a brick company, it depends on people being out. that could be one factor. the bigger thing, increase costs. the ceo on a long investor call talked about the fact that they leaned into me demand, that meant they had to spend. it seems they are getting the amazon effect. amazon will talk about how they are spending so much, yet the stock is going up. jon: the nft marketplace buzz that got people's attention, but we are still waiting for more details in what is feeling like a crowded marketplace already. abigail: it is interesting, as i was preparing for this report and thinking about the stock phenomenon -- meme stock phenomenon, usually companies pay billions of dollars for marketing, but gamestop had been a mall store w

abigail, stocks are up. abigail: everybody's eye is on oil.etty much sums up the market day today. the s&p 500 up, the best day in about a week getting some relief is oil coming down. the nasdaq 100 down -- up 1.7% with that bear market closing, being helped out i falling yields. stocks up for the first time in four days. yields lower for the first time i believe in seven days. the little bit of a relief rally. it could continue. we look at the one year chart of the 10 year yield, i could be completely wrong on this. unless we see a freak out much higher we could see the 10 year yields, and the little bit. perhaps the tone will be a little bit more dovish than expected. finally looking at what's really working today, microsoft up 1.5%. united airlines up 9%. this airline has no hedging relative to jet fuel. plus at a jp morgan these airlines talking about the possibility, carnival higher, finally rounding out jp morgan even though banks are -- yields are lower, a little bit of outlier relative to the banks. guy: absolutely. pretty much every t

jon: really helpful context, abigail. abigail doolittle with the story of walgreens.g up, could marijuana be decriminalized by the end of this year? irwin simon runs a major player in that market. he is the ceo. he will join us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ romaine: let's listen in here to the president of the united states on his moves to tamp down energy prices. pres. biden: he is causing thousands of deaths and untold destruction. working with our nato allies and european partners and beyond that, we are responding we are aiding the ukrainian people with both economic and militarily, while leaving the most punishing economic sanctions against russia ever used against another nation in place, and increasing them. thus far these actions are crippling russia's economy, isolating putin in the world, and helping ukrainians fight for their country, and ease their suffering. it is i have said from the start, putin's war is imposing a cost on america and our allies and moccasins around the world. today i want to talk about one aspect of putin's war that affects and has real e

ah, this is al jazeera, i'm adding abigail with a check on your world headlines. crane's president says evacuations from maria paul had been put on hold because of reported violations of a ceasefire deal by russia. the town is one of 2 regions in ukraine where forces are meant to stop fighting, to give residence a safe passage out. charles stratford has more from upper roads. yes. which is also in the south. the city has been bombarded increasingly heavy shelling in recent days. we know that there was a russian military advance from the west. also pushed by what we believe was a push led by the russian back separatists in the east of the city. we've spoken to members of power, military groups in mariel, in the last 24 hours to describe a city on the siege. they say yes, that there are huge areas without electricity, without water. and what we can only envision our scenes about so panic, the marianna city council was told people to go back to their homes or go back to areas of shelter. we know that they were buses or we supported that there were buses laid on to get some of these people

abigail doolittle, over to you.bigail: we are looking at the best week for stocks going back to november 2020. you can see the s&p 500 up 5.2%. nasdaq 100 even stronger, up 7%. the golden dragon china index of 28%, its best week ever, and finally, the russell 2000 also participating, so it is a round rally, a broad rally we have here. that is mainly recouping a lot of the losses around the ukraine war. however, if we take a look at the s&p 500 on the year, there's more work to be done. the s&p 500 still down about 7.2%, basically making up what has happened since the ukraine more. this is since investors are contending with different issues. i would argue the ukraine more, as tragic as it is, it has been more of a headline issue for stocks, whereas the real issues have more to do with the fed, which we are digesting right now . one reason we could see stocks continue to climb, early this week, maybe the week before, it seemed improbable. you can see that the s&p 500 has broken that downtrend, climbing towards the 20

abigail doolittle is looking at that.ms facebook has problems everywhere. >> it's been a tough year. these headlines, it is tough to know what to make of them. this is an interesting move, only because i would think facebook and instagram and whatsapp would not be in russia, but last week russia banned facebook and is not talking about doing that with instagram. matt: facebook would be a great tool if the u.s. cia could promote fake news articles about russia, for their consumption, you know? abigail: i believe that to your thinking, but it is interesting because there is not a lot of clarity. russia want to designate certain information and images as extremist, especially showing violence against their soldiers. whatsapp is the biggest piece in russia, instagram, and then facebook. investors at least today are nervous. we don't know if it is headline risk or if it could hit financials. jon: thanks very much. coming up, canada's jobs market blowing past expectations in february after the nation lifted its covid-19 restric

abigail is tracking the move.yesterday small caps underperformed but today we have the russell 2000 higher. this is responding well to the possibility of peace talks between ukraine and russia. china tech rebounding up a little bit. down last week after the massive move the week before. confirming all of this, the vix on the s&p 500, of that gauge of volatility below 19. volatility really coming in. crude oil, this is true for the dollar ruble on the possibility there could be constructive talks between russia and ukraine. we will see going to the terminal this is the chart you were talking about die. take a look at -- talking about, guy. a massive peak higher as the war started and now back down. another example of what happens. they typically do not last. guy: abigail, thank you very much indeed. what if we got coming up over the next 24 hours, president biden and the singaporean prime minister making a joint press statement. also, lululemon. guy: a lot -- kailey: a lot on the data front tomorrow. plus on the po

abigail doolittle has been tracking the story.weeks ago, a lot of people were skeptical about this being a cyclical boom for a company like caterpillar, and now you have a situation in ukraine that seems to change that. abigail: the analysts at jefferies think so. the stock is up the most since march of 2020. that is the degree of the buying power we are seeing. this analyst at jefferies is very positive on the company, upgrading shares from a hole to a by, saying he got the cyclical part of the story wrong, was not counting on this war between russia and ukraine to help in the company's business. the bigger story could be that it is seen as an inflation hedge. traditionally, caterpillar has been seen as a hedge against rising commodity prices, inflation. right now, it is doing better than the s&p 500 on a longer-term basis. matt: thanks for joining us, abigail doolittle. coming up, we will dig into the u.s. ban on russian imports of russian fossil fuels. it is huge news, amazing to see how it affected the markets. we were off on

abigail doolittle is tracking moves.il: we may see a move back toward the rally we had yesterday and last week. right now the s&p 500 down about .4% off of the lows. again, there is a sense if you take a look at shares of apple, which are higher, that may be apple, because of its big weighting could lead the s&p higher. we have bonds up a little bit. a one-day trend -- one day a trend does not make, so we will be keeping our eye on that. oil up 1.3%. some of these headlines coming out of the russia-ukraine war, and then copper also big. commodity complex in general well-bid. it would take a look at when it the mega cap tech stocks, the surge in yields has not been holding all of them back take a look at tesla in march. we had this 34% rise. earlier in premarket it had been down after yesterday's 8% rally, but now it is higher, up, up and away. that is true for the meme stocks. if we take a look at shares of gamestop, up 14% after chairman ryan cohen up his stake. the activist investor, also the founder of chewy. everythi

abigail doolittle is here with that. abigail: interesting signals.sharply, similar to european markets. the vix is higher at almost 34. on the other hand you have bonds pulling back. not fearful selling, it is more the volatility we've gotten used to. the big pieces oil. wti crude up 13%. almost flat earlier today stop right now 1.8%. one reason to think crude oil is likely to pull back, it is way overbought. if we go to the bloomberg terminal it is a 14 day rsi a 74. that is the highest level on the upside going back to april 2008 it exceeds other points. there is reason to think this momentum we have seen to the upside maple back. if this happens that could help -- to the upside may pull back. if we look at stocks in the 10 year yield in oil come you can see over last six months the 10 year yield in oil has basically traded along a very correlated, pushing the s&p into the volatile range we have had a last six months. as oil has gone parabolic lee higher it is pushed down yields and pushed down the s&p 500. it has pushed down even more so the germa

abigail doolittle is tracking moves for us.els like a day where everything is being driven by commodities. abigail: it comes in the context of this mini rally with the s&p 500. the s&p 500 up 9.9%, erasing most of the gains this year. on the year, the s&p 500 down 3%. at one point, it was down 10%, quite a recovery. on the day, a different story. when we look at the tech index, similar to the s&p 500, lower. what makes this interesting is we had yields down once again but not giving stocks released. oil commodities not giving stocks released. typically this dynamic, if you have oil down and yields down, that would help the stock market. not today on the last day of the month and the quarter. this is a fascinating chart i was looking at. i am not sure what it means. i know based on what jon ferro said, you love conversations around the market. we are looking at the bond volatility index stared bond volatility really following the oil price. oil really driven by what is going on between russia and ukraine. i had not exactly sure

abigail doolittle is tracking the moves.s been a volatile meet and it does not look like the ending will be different. abigail: thank goodness it is friday. what a week indeed. this is an andra day chart -- intraday chart that goes on going back to 6:00 p.m. last night. you can see futures for a while doing nothing and then we have the russian president vladimir putin make what seems to be positive comments about the possibility of some sort of compromise or solution around the russian-ukraine war. the s&p 500 up 1.5%. now up fractionally. if the s&p 500 can get back to those higher levels, we could see a turnaround on the week. this is interesting. we are so interested in the valley. this is the selloff. futures down 1.5%. we have the vix down. we have crude down from of the worst week since november of last year. we also have a big selloff in bonds. it looks like the s&p 500 could see a near-term bounds as it goes into the bloomberg terminal and look at the chart we looked at yesterday, showing a bullish divergence. you ca

i'm danny and abigail. the russian invasion of ukraine is now in its 2nd week, and there is no sign of a lead up. friday saw the attack on europe's largest nuclear facility by russian forces in ukraine. the site caught fire before being put out. it sparked world wide condemnation and fears of a catastrophic radiation leak. nato for ministers have met in brussels for a special summit on ukraine. the alliance has imposed more sanctions on the russian leader vladimir putin and his inner circle. and the u. s. is going after business leaders who are closely tied to the kremlin, but none of this appears to be swaying, couldn't into pulling back his troops. the u. s. sector stayed, anthony blinkin says nato does not want confrontation with moscow, but it stands ready if conflict comes while the head of the alliance condemned russia's attack on the nuclear sites. as reckless a senior puts a vote against the new pre po box with his war on the portal and the important so rush, all we do is i'm engage in good faith in

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abigail:: the s&p 500 down 6/10 of 1%.ve been in the strong risk on period and it is interesting to note you have bonds rally. there was a lot of talk last week about money coming out of bonds into stocks. you could have money coming out of stocks into haven bonds. you certainly have the dollar down which is an interesting not confirming the risk on feel. usually the dollar climbing would be a haven feel but the dollar down for a second day in a row. the worst since november 2020. speaking of extreme moves, chewy down 16%. perhaps some of the pandemic trends not sticking around. plus, 29% interest on the stock so lots of pressure. one of the cofounders of chewy, ryan cohen, is now the chairman of gamestop. the meme mania from march this is an ugly chart. we are looking at amc, gamestop and mullins some of the meme stocks down earlier this month now higher, higher, higher. right now up a very healthy 35% or more. the s&p 500 not so shabby up 5.4%. finally, let's check on oil because this is a driver for stocks being down. b

abigail doolittle has the story. >> this is interesting because given everything that is going on withnd russia, oil and stocks, this is slipping through the cracks. jd.com down in a huge way, the worst plunge ever. they put up a quarter that most analysts are saying is good, revenues rose by 23%, but the annual customers missed. maybe it's a sign of a global slowdown, continuation of last years of last year's slide for chinese tech stocks. that crackdown from beijing. you also have the factor that it is unclear what the u.s. china relationship is given the tensions around so many factors, especially around ukraine and russia. that could be another reason for investor to sell chinese tech stocks. it seems to be bleeding into u.s. tech stocks. the new york faang index down sharply. the biggest losers are jd.com, alibaba, but you also have tesla jon: as much as people talk about the strategic opportunity in china, there are major inflationary concerns, just as they are in north america right now. macro headwinds. the competitive environment in china when it comes to grabbing those sales

bloomberg's abigail doolittle is tracking the trading session. abigail: we have stocks higher.arket, sharply higher. the s&p and the nasdaq up more than 1%, then a little bit of a dip. this as oil falls. wti crude is down about 7%, and close to $100 a barrel. not there yet, but we could see that move lower. that is typically when you see a huge surge up, it is often unsustainable and will reverse to some degree. as for what also is moving in the market, this massive backup in yield. relative to oil, commodities, stocks, this 37 basis point backup and the 10 year yield is just incredible. 2.1%, the highest since i'm not sure what level, but probably since 2019. the fed is likely to do one hike, may more. also another big story, the golden dragon china index down off of its lows, but nonetheless, last week the worst week ever. in alibaba, more pain. will this china tech pain bleed into markets? we are looking at the golden dragon index, and you can see it is an absolute plunge. down 74%. if that is not a bear market, i don't know what it is. are we going to see a similar move? ho

bloomberg's abigail doolittle is tracking the moves.ction not all that exciting as it seems to be another asset classes. abigail: first, taking a look at what is working for stocks, tech performing the nasdaq 100 -- tech outperforming on the nasdaq 100. a possible stock split makes it more friendly to retail investors, helps the optics, takes it from $1000 per share to some lower number. a amazon up 1%, no higher on the year. tech helping out as yields fall. the 10 year yield done about three basis points at 2.43 percent. still unbelievably high. oil down 7%, wti weighing on the commodity index and many of the energy movers, including a patchy halliburton. it still seems as though we have a parabolic uptrend. at about $95 per barrel, it seems as though oil will very quickly go down. it really seems like, as have been the rsi, we could see crude oil go back to its 200 a moving average. it is rising, right below $80 per barrel, but many continue to think you could see oil go even lower than that. stay, but certainly another tailwind for s

abigail: i would agree with you, kaylee. the s&p 500 is down half of 1% but not a huge decline.asdaq fluctuating higher. perhaps it will go a second day higher for the nasdaq. that could be helpful for equity markets. the russell 2000 is down. the real loss here is for that index of financials down. let's take a look at yields. bonds are rallying in a big way. it's right across the curve, down 10 points. you can see the two year yield is down here, typically remarkable for the bid into bonds. two hikes with crude oil rallying after that i.e. a headline coming out about adding 60 million barrels up. the highest since 2014 with a haven bid for gold and digital gold or bitcoin with continued weakness that is interesting because it suggests the action that we are seeing now that some participants knew about, taking a look at the s&p 500 airline index or the travel trade, it peaked back in april of last year. at this point down almost dirty percent with an early tell on the some of what we are seeing here now with the russian invasion of ukraine. finally, talking about that ray of ho

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better signs out of peace talks, abigail is tracking the move. abigail: the s&p 500 up.isk off extending to today. amid optimism around the russia ukraine these talks. the s&p 500 up. the nasdaq 100 up, at least for the nasdaq 100. bonds rallying, of the 10 year yield down but you could make the case in terms of the massive backup we are seeing some reflexive action to the downside. the 210 yield curve flattening once again at about seven basis points. interesting and close to the over -- inversion. having no problem going higher, apple. the longest winning streak since back to 2003, up 17.8%. this helps to explain why we had the s&p 500 up more than 12% off of its february lows. the nasdaq 100 up given the contribution of apple to those indexes. it's interesting given there was a negative report saying they may be cutting production of the lower end phones. the risk sentiment is such that investors do not care. they wanted on the world's largest company and a top-quality company. we are seeing a bit of a rebound here, the dollar against the ruble falling once again not

thanks so much, abigail doolittle. number of companies across industries cutting ties with russia as financial risks mount. we will have more details on that story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ justine: -- jon: matt in the program, we've got a list of companies cutting ties with russia. we now have samsung, netflix, visa, reversing 30 years of investment by foreign businesses since the collapse of the soviet union. let's get more perspective from jackie dow flows who has been tracking the story. the news comes so quickly, it's amazing. we were talking earlier with a board expert who says a week to make a decision is like a second for a board room. and yet we are seeing lots and lots of decisions, sometimes each day. >> absolutely. it really does speak to the gravity of the situation and how great of a coordinated effort across industries. you see in finance with american express, visa and mastercard, the big accounting firm of ip wc. in tech especially, where you see some divergence because of the underlying nature in how

bloomberg's abigail doolittle is tracking the moves. abigail: a lot going on now for sure.g jobs report in the u.s. overshadowed by the geopolitical tensions and the russia-ukraine war. the russell 2000 small caps stocks down 1.5%, ending us at 100 down about the same amount. we are looking at the worst week for the s&p 500 and the russell 2000 since late january or you that is the degree of the selling pressure. we are seeing it in the vix, now at a 33 handle, and there are continuing reasons to think that it will go higher as we have what someone yesterday was calling a move higher for volatility. not so much a spike, but more of a slow move up, a slow grind. in the commodity complex, this is stunning. new york crude, wti up 20.4%. you also have corn sharply higher, up about 19%. ukraine considered to be the breadbasket of europe. so the supply fears on the russia-ukraine war really causing this spike up for commodities. lumbar is along for the ride -- lumber is along for the ride, on this idea that they will perhaps be a supply shortage. as i am sure you have heard many

abigail little is tracking them. abigail: take a look at the s&p 500, up 1%.p more than 6%. there is certainly the possibility of more volatility ahead. over time, that suggests that 6% gain, stocks will be higher today been china stec -- tech -- china tech stocks are higher. the buyers are being held by oil being lower. it's not down in a big way. it is down 1.7%. that's a little bit of pressure that commodities are not pressuring. we have stocks with no problem having that 10 year yield that to 37, the highest level going back to 2019. will this backup continue? i showed a chart that suggests we could see yields. that is not happening yet. let's look at what -- whether this resistance we are seeing may hold. go into the terminal and we will see the 10 year yield is right on top of resistance. this range here is called the broadening formation. the bigger question is will we see yields go back down toward the bottom? that means 1.65% or so. the rsi is nearly high over the last couple of months. there may be a reason to think more volatility is ahead for bonds

love abigail beaman, global news, and prime minister trudeau. you referenced your conversation with president lensky this morning, and you promised to send more specialized equipment we're hearing. there are some challenges getting some of that canadian aid across the border into ukraine. what can you say about that and when will the entirety of the lethal and non lethal aid promised by canada, reach the people who need it. and if you could answer in english and french, please, a, we have obtained a number of specialized equipment including cameras used in drones that a canadian company makes that we will be able to start sending in the coming days towards ukraine. as you well know, there are challenges at the borders in terms of getting equipment securely across and into ukrainian hands. but we are out working through that with partners alongside all allies who are facing the logistical challenges that are real but not insurmountable. we will continue to deliver more and more aid ada as it's needed. and as the opportunities come up to, to do ju

bloomberg's abigail doolittle is tracking the market moves for us.n equities, but not by as much as earlier. abigail: down 0.9% after yesterday's big rally. you and i were just talking about oil. what happened to oil? it is up just 1%. we are not aware of any headlines influencing this, but as we have been talking about over the last couple of days, technically oil is very overextended, so it is not surprising to see it continue to perhaps come off of its highs. a big story in bonds. the 10 year yield backing up more than 25 basis points on the week, hidden to some degree by all of the action in stocks and commodities, but this is critical after the cpi print, the highest in 40 years, plus the fed next week. as for some of the movers beneath the surface for the s&p 500, goldman sachs is down similar to other banks, even with yields higher. goldman sachs is exiting its russia business. apple down 2.9%. amazon higher on the 20 for one stock split. perhaps the $10 billion buyback. and then exxon mobil up as oil tries to hang onto its gains. we have a bu

ready this is al jazeera ah, your waterman is our life from headquarters and ohio getting abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes. ukrainians began leaving the city of sumi after an agreement is made with russia to open a humanitarian corridor. choose to sit with we're in ukraine, 2nd largest city, where people say they have know where to go after rushes bombing campaign.

ah, you're watching out 0 live from our headquarters, and del heim, daddy and abigail, also coming up, a russian rocket hits government headquarters in the ukranian port city of nikolai, of which has been under heavy attack.

abigail: crazy wild moves we are getting used to this year.ic 100 futures down about 2%, and then right around the time they opened, going slightly higher as crude oil went from being up 13%, wti, brent crude up 18%, to almost down. the crude oil is going higher as the nasdaq wonder futures are going lower, which we will be taking a look at in one moment. when we take a look at some of the other indexes, we are going to see that the weakness really extends. the s&p 500 futures at session lows, similar to nasdaq 100 futures down 2%. on the open, down just fractionally, now down 1.4%. the kb w bank index down 2.2%, despite the fact that yields are higher and bonds are selling off a little bit, even with all of this volatility. the russell 2000 had been higher, now down about 0.6% area the big mover there, bed, bath & beyond. on the highs, up close to 80%, as the chewy founder is taking a 10% stake and is recommending a sale. we go through these times when it could be the dollar, could be the oil. brent crude now up 4%, so as oil has ticked highe

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i'm daddy and abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes. evacuations in the ukrainian city of maria paul are put on hold with claims, a temporary cease fire deal is being violated. rushes foreign minister raises doubts about the outcome of talks with ukraine, saying he is not optimistic. they'll help and the war a warning. the conflict in ukraine is pushing millions of people towards hunger, while aid workers appeal for help. in other news, the head of the un nuclear watchdog says several issues are still unresolved with iran. will have a report from to her on. and australia pays tribute to one of its voting icons. shane warne often staff at the age of $52.00 prime ministers, got morrison, his coat, had one of the nations and greatest characters. and one of the kind ah welcome to the news. our ukraine's president says a temporary cease fire announced by moscow is now on hold because of violations by russian forces. fighting was meant to stop and mario paula, and valona of cod to allow safe passage of civilians out of harm's way. my uncle has been under seeds for days and has come under a

abigail doolittle is tracking the action.we are looking at the first three-day rally for the s&p 500 and other indexes since early february. the s&p 500 now up 0.2 percent, reversing a premarket loss, so investors taking a little bit more of a constructive view, perhaps thinking the fed won't be able to stick with their plan or that there was a bit of a dovish tilt. that is also showing up in bond yields. the 10 year yield coming in four basis points an external backup in recent weeks. you can see the one outlier is the china tech index, the golden dragon index extraordinary yesterday, up 33%, the best day ever. i cannot remember a legitimate index or stock -- a stock may be so, but index ever climbing 33%. a lot of factors in china, including beijing talking up the stock market to some degree, plus the idea that lockdowns are not going to be quite as bad that is helping out oil, popping back higher. brent crude above $105 per barrel on the idea that the world's second largest economy is not going to be off-line. as for what

palestinian teenager in the occupied westbank, 16 year old yeoman joe hall was shot dead near abigail on sunday after allegedly throwing molotov cocktails at soldiers. 9 other palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank in just the last month. aah! is al jazeera and these result stories. russian military forces are reportedly to hold fire, to allow civilians to live safely. humanitarian corridors are being opened in several ukrainian cities, including keith. natasha, butler has more from live completely immoral. were the words that were chosen by a spokesperson for ukraine's presidency a short while ago to describe russia's offer of humanitarian acore doors that would effectively evacuate civilians from a number of cities in ukraine, but to belarus or russia, or russian occupied areas in the east. now, as you said, we have just heard from ukraine's deputy prime minister. she echoed those sentiments. she said that russia was manipulating. the situation was manipulating civilians in order to show people on television and what is needed. she said is to evacu

abigail: it is and it may stick.&p 500 on pace for the best two days since the end of january, but it is this china index that is extraordinary. up 25% in one day. that is the best day ever for this index. whatever is hind at the oversold, talking out of beijing, relief rally. let us look at the 10 year yield. it is up on the day, but over the last several days, there has been this massive act of. it would not be surprising to see the 10 year yield fall back to the bottom of that range. should that happen, it might suggest the fed could be a little more devilish than what investors are looking for, even if that does include the rate hike. the s&p 500 shows a bullish divergence and might support this idea that the fed could be devilish. we see higher lows. the s&p 500 has those lower highs. you could see that s&p 500 on the bullish momentum. let us call it for 500, 4600. it would be a nice relief rally in a more bearish context. guy: absolutely. how hawkish will the fed be? let us try to get an answer. the last time w

i'm debbie and abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes. another attempt to move civilians from southeastern ukraine, a cease fire has been declared in the besieged city of mar, your poll. sounding the alarm ukraine's president warrens that russia is preparing to bomb. the city of odessa, i'm here at the high school number 25 and i she told me and that's actually just west of her, the capital p. f a. and i'm here at what's left of the school visa, mastercard, suspend operations in rush up, becoming the latest corporations to stop business in the country. and i'm leo harding with sports olympic gold medalist brittany griner faces charges of drug smuggling and russia and in thailand, an autopsy will be performed on australian sporting icon. shane warne who died on friday while on holiday welcome to the news our ukrainians living in the besieged city of mario pole are getting another chance to leave under safe passage. so a corridor was set up on saturday to allow civilians to leave the city. but it quickly fell apart after both sides accused

ah, you're watching the news our live from our headquarters in del heim, daddy and abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes. shelling on the outskirts of key venture to gov a day after rush, i said it will reduce its military action around those cities. car keith burns under russian bombardment. al jazeera joins a ukrainian police unit, patrolling the streets after curfew.

abigail doolittle is tracking the moves for us. >> the volatility indicator not surprisingly striking risk off picture confirmed by the fact that we have a little bit of a bid for bonds. let's take a look sector wise and see if it confirms this picture. this is a big change from what i was saying earlier. this might be the stoxx 600. you can see utilities, staples, health care. defensive sectors are leading the way and then tech is down and energy down in sympathy with oil. guy: thank you very much. that's monday. let's talk about the next 24 hours. president biden speaking on the u.s. budget. we've also got earnings coming up from jeffries. kailey: on the earnings front in the u.s. we will get results out of micron plus blue origin will be launching a rocket at 9:30 in new york time. coming up next on balance of power, a member of the white house council of economic advisors will be joining david westin. guy: here in europe and london on the radio, the cable show. dab digital radio. we are going to be talking a lot about what is happening in ukraine an impact on these markets. this i

the ah ah ah, this is al jazeera, i'm dead in abigail with a check on your world headlines. ukraine's president vladimir zalinski has been given a standing ovation from germany's parliament. he's or a chancellor or lost souls to do more, to bring an end to russia's invasion. and his accused european countries of carrying more about their own economies than about the lives of ordinary ukrainians . his address to the when to start came a day after a speech to the u. s. congress. learn azure not a little. we are fighting for our lives and for our freedom. it is not the berlin wall. it is the wall between having freedom and not having freedom in europe with every bomb and every decision not made that could have helped us. this wall is getting bigger. we asked about what ukraine can do to join nato and getting security guarantees. and the answer we received is that it isn't on the table for now. you question whether ukraine should join the, you know, yes for some, this is politics. but for us it is souls for the new war. all, despite those, please, germany's chancellor has once again ruled

abigail doolittle is tracking the moves. abigail: we have discontinued selloff with bonds.o go to the top of the board, the s&p 500 up .3%. heading to a second up week in a row. there is a bit of a rally. the nasdaq 100 fluctuating. the dollar down slightly. bonds selling off once again. relative to a chart i have shown again, above the resistance. it will be interesting to see if yields come back and what is called a false initial reaction. what comes to me is things can go longer and further than you think. it could also be the fact that the world interest rate probability function of bloomberg is now pointing to a 2% rate by the end of the year. this is just an incredible backup. citi, their chief economist was telling jon ferro on the open he is expecting hikes at each meeting. let's see whether or not it happens. there is a lot of debate around this. this could be one reason for the 10 year yield to be flying higher. as for commodities, not as much. gas futures are up. european natural gas futures are down. oil is down but up on the week. wheat down a little bit. it do

i'm getting abigail. the horn of africa region is facing its driest conditions and decades. after 3 consecutive rainy seasons failed agency se only a tiny fraction of the funds needed for food assistance has been raised. as the world focuses on the humanitarian crisis in ukraine, and further complicating the response is the political and security situation. and a suburb has been stepping up attacks while the government's been paralyzed by dispute between the president and prime minister. we'll have our panels shortly, but 1st malcolm web reports from southern somalia. still warning, some viewers may find the images and malcolm's report. disturbing with this is what somali is drought, but it has done to this 3 year old boy. his father de la d mohammed was a farmer who all his crops died last month. they joined hundreds of thousands of people who were leaving their homes for make shift camps. but there wasn't enough food or water in the camp either. i left my wife in the campus, she was also a seat. i had been here for 14 days with my son in the hospital and is slowly making r

abigail: a massive tapping of the strategic reserve. one million barrels a day for six months, the equivalent of 180 million barrels over that entire time. while we don't have a lot of clarity on the gas situation, we have clarity on what the administration is trying to do. stocks are lower. tech essentially flat on the day. the puzzling thing for me today is that your best performing sector in the s&p 500 is energy. energy stocks are up .6%. wti trading below $300 a barrel. this is a market trying to figure out these complex energy problems on both sides of the atlantic. guy: absolutely. maybe it's the fact that energy could be more expensive going down the road. this is a bonus rather than a pay rise. ultimately you're going to have to refill this there's going to be more demand further down the road. let's talk about what is happening with inflation right now. you've got european inflation continuing higher. tomorrow the euro zone data we are going to get. years of inflation being very well behaved. now we find ourselves in a situati

this is al jazeera ah, you're watching that is our life from a headquarters in del himes, eddie and abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes. kirk eve, burning under russian bombardment. al jazeera gets exclusive access to a special ukrainian police force.

a palestinian teenager in the occupied westbank. 16 year old yeoman john hall was shot dead near abigail on sunday after allegedly throwing molotov cocktails at soldiers. 9 other palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank in just the last month. aah! is al jazeera and these lit up stories. russian military forces are reportedly to hold fire, to allow civilians to leave safely. humanitarian corridors are being opened in several ukrainian cities, including cave. natasha. butler has more from levies. completely immoral. were the words that were chosen by a spokesperson for at ukraine's presidency a short while ago to describe russia's offer of humanitarian acore doors that would effectively evacuate civilians from a number of.

ah, watching all 0 life from a headquarters in delphi and getting abigail, also a heads. israel security cabinet meet software, tuesdays attack that killed 5 people near a ton of eve. and a month long cease fire in yemen, as saudi arabia holds, talks to end the conflict. hello, we begin with the latest on the shelling in ukraine that's coming despite russian promises to pull back. so overnight strikes destroyed markets, libraries and holmes ensuring to heave and in the northwest of keys, it's seen explosions as well as fighting in lieu hands could least one person has been killed after residential areas were bomb than this chance. the regional governor says a number of high rise buildings were damaged as well. but the leader of the self proclaimed on the people's republic, dennis special in says if ukraine who's carrying out shelling of residential areas, he says one person is dead there and another 5 have been wounded. then bas robbie will give us an update right now from the us in western ukraine's ain't tell us what you've been seeing and hearing on the ground. well, of the ongoing pi