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let's get the latest with carolin roth live in zurich. hey, carolin. >> good morning to you, seema. i'm just looking at shares of ubs, they're still down by roughly 1%. we're off the session lows off the 21 swiss franc handle. those numbers were released one day early, it was that newspaper report in a big newspaper yesterday which contained accurate information. and that's what prompted ubs to release those numbers one day early. a couple bright spots, private banking in line just slightly better than expected. we've got investment banking. surprisingly strong on the equity side. and actually the ceo of unc hedge telling us this morning that they actually benefitted from chinese equity trading in the second quarter so hey, at least someone is benefitting from that. and leverage on that it was very solid. a cap ratio of 14.4%. that catapults ubs to the top of the industry really. but there are drawbacks, too. that is very much visible when you take a look at the gross margin on the private banking side. that fell slightly to 82 basis points and that seema, really is a reflection of

i'm carolin roth. >> hi everyone i'm seema mody and here are your headlines.hina sparks a selloff in gold. the mood with stocks lower with investors also weighing off of fed wage hike. >>> banks in greek open their doors for the first time in three weeks as angela merkel warms up to restructuring. >>> julius baer drop to get bottom of the swiss market. the bank also continuing to stifle from the strength of swiss franc. >>> and the reverse takeover in the british assets in a 1.3 billion pound deal. >>> good morning, everyone. another episode of "worldwide exchange." good morning to you, seema? >> yeah very good how about you? >> a lot happening in the gold market overnight. >> absolutely. >> let's get to the stop story. the price of gold has slump tide five-year low. the precious metal was trading as much as 4% lower after the asian markets posted. that mood with randall resources hit the hardest. spot gold currently off at 1.6%. and s&p down 10%. northern star down by 0.2%. and the chinese selling and triggering stop/loss orders. 1 million being traded on tha

let's get to carolin roth live in zurich. hi carolin. >> good morning, seema. i just looking at goldman sachs, they said this is a mixed result. they point out that the banking business was in line with expectations. investment banking also in line with very strong equities if you listen to cnbc earlier this morning, he said are we benefitted from trading in china because that's where they're very strong. so someone is benefitting from all that volatility we're seeing in the chinese markets these days. and then of course another positive pointed out by goldman sachs is the very strong capital levels. 14.122% under basel3. seema, on the downside goldman sachs points out that the private banking margin actually fell. it's now at 82 basis points and we saw a miss in the corporate center but as you pointed out, numbers were released one day early. he talks about why it happened. >> we wanted to bring some transparency and also address some incorrect information that was reported yesterday in the swiss media. and since we were prepared to go at it we thought it was

. >> and i'm carolin roth. >>> a july to fert. the biggest monthly loss in six years. gains under their belt possibly for august. >>> linksin reports a $67 million loss in the second quarter and offers disappointing revenue guidance. >>> engines are go. airbus profits are on the way up. >>> feeling

i'm carolin roth. >> and i'm seema mody. >> in asia again despite reports of another cash injection from the pboc. >>> oil enters bare market territory. bp and its volatility. earnings take a huge hit after it pays penalties related to the oil spill in the gulf of mexico

i'm carolin roth. >> and i'm seema mody. >> in asia again despite reports of another cash injection from the pboc. >>> oil enters bare market territory. bp and its volatility. earnings take a huge hit after it pays penalties related to the oil spill in the gulf of mexico. >>> the company's outlook misses analysts' views. shares of the chinese internet nosediving after hours. >>> twitter, the temporary ceo jack dorsey under pressure as user growth could fall short again. it was an ugly day on wall street yesterday with the dow, s&p, and nasdaq ending lower, a lot of it having to cowith mixed earnings. keep in mind of the companies who have reported earnings, 76% have reported its above the mean estimate. taking a look at futures, we're in for a potential rebound. the dow up about 17 points in premarket trade. if you take a look at the u.s. close, yes, i as i just told you stocks ending lower on monday. the dow jones at 17,440. the s&p 500 dipping below its two-day moving average. not a great sign for technicals about 0.6% and the dmakz which has been powered by four main stocks, some of t

i'm carolin roth. >> and i'm wilfred frost. u.s. futures pointing to moderate declines.ng up for yanis varoufakis resigns as finance minister offering hopes of easier negotiations between athens and its creditors. >>> raiding the toolbox, beijing steps in with one precedented measures to stem volt tim. thus, another erratic session with most stocks giving up huge gains. >>> investors getting a chance to react to the mega merger between aneta and humana. >>> usa! where's seema when you need her. america's women's soccer team taking home the world cup trophy after thrashing the former winners japan five goals to two. >>> and if you're just tuning in, thank you so much for joining us here on the show. what a weekend you guys have had. you've had the fourth of july celebrations. the celebrations over the win of the women's soccer team obviously. so congratulations on that. but, of course we also have a resounding no vote in greece's referendum overnight. i want to show you u.s. futures. they're down but they're off a session. the dow jones seen off by 122 points at one point