look at the major banks and seeing where they day., as we close out the bangkobank of america and citigling in tandem. wells fargo and jpmorgan also falling. today, they are seeing their fourst drops in the past months or so, ever since february. but also as we're seeing in the paring some of those losses. let's take a look at currencies commodities. taking a look at the dollar, we would see these and expect these to happen. seeing its worse day since february 3. gold futures are rising. biggest jump since march 17. treasuries. look at traders different rallying into treasuries, pushing the yield on the10-year as well as two-year down by the most since february. reactive to interest rates then the 10-year, but the down by 10 basis points there. still, in the red. it looks like, yes, we're still the red. >> all right. thank you so much. now to wrap up the is our day and the week guest. take us through the market action today. a very data-heavy friday. >> the labor report, obviously before the open and then at ism report. so we opened lower and hit the a little after that report came out.

money moving into bank of america, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, citig stanley, everyone up 2% or higher.old, which is looked upon as a brexit hedge for many investors, settled lower for the fifth day in a row. we have gold stocks all moving lower by anywhere from a fraction to one 1.75%. not massively huge moves here, but gold itself is at a two week low. and take a look at what has tradition traditionally always been a volatile name, micron jumping 10% after susquehanna -- this is all it took? susquehanna raised its rating from neutral to positive. as of right now, micron is one of the biggest movers in the s&p 500 right now, today. >>> to the british exit vote, team fox business coverage. the best experts on this. charlie gasparino on the ground in london, and adam shapiro has e.u. reaction in berlin where europeans are anxiously awaiting the outcome. what are we looking at here? who will brave the rain? and when i say rain, i mean a lot of it. a month's worth of wet in just a matter of hours as british voters slog their way to the polls on this big decision day. flash flood warnings w