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conoco. nissan and hitashi and many others that are heavily invested in the uk economy because of its membership in the eu. mazda has about a fifth of its sales in europe. a big focus there. investors looking to the currency markets, as i mentioned there. we're seeing some wild swings even right now. >> i bet. get us an update. tell us what's happening with is your honor -- currencies right now. >> the pound against dollar, 1.4554. sterling had rebounded strongly against the tlar and the yen just in matter of days after initial concerns of the uk leaving the eu. you can see 105.06. some sensitivity in caution playing through the financial markets this friday morning in tokyo. the australian dollar is seeing some movement there. back to you. >> all right. sounds like you'll be busy today. thanks a lot for the update. as ramin mentioned, government officials in japan have been worried that a vote in favor of leaving the eu could hurt their economy. they fear it would spark a rush to buy the saf

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it looks like $50 has been difficult to sustain, and conoco phillips says they were resuming production in canada. it looks like oil make have -- may have taken a little hit. blue is says that jet raising domestic fares and other competitors have followed suit and matched those increases. jetblue is leading some of the gains we have seen within the airlines. we are also looking at tech, apple and microsoft rising. they are two of the biggest contributors to the overall gains. biotech or the draggers. -- are the draggers. listurse valeant on the after that company's forecast for the year came in well short of what analysts had been estimating. ceo, stilla, the new trying to turn that ship. mark: earlier stocks were up 1.4% and they are up a mere 1% now but every industry group is being -- is rising. brent crude higher since october. every industry group rising. the view seems to be we are not going to see a fed rate hike in june. is july off the table or we looking to september? the scottish engineering company which manufactures pressure pumping equipment for extraction of energy resour

conoco-phillips.e are also seeing agricultural commodities rise because of forecasts for regions like south america. we'd, corn, soybeans or is -- wheat, corn, soybeans all rising. the bloombergn of commodity index. if you want to look at the g its1543, it is up 14% from lowest of the year, entering a bull market. one of the things contributed has been the decline in the dollar, as well as supply starting to fall in many of the various commodities. mark: commodities the best-performing industry group on the europe stoxx 600. look at the indices on the global macro movement. the ftse 100 is up because of commodities. sterling is down because of polls showing the "leave" cap is ahead. the yield on the u.k. 10 year is up. swaps, bondlt insurance is rising in the u.k. is a wonderful board, summarizing everything happening across markets. the -- here is one of the individual movers. cmh industrial. versusbeen rated to buy neutral at goldman sachs. it has also been added to the conviction list. shares have

we have the world's biggest oil service company gaining 1.8%, conoco phillips, 1.4%. we are also seeing some upside in copper, iron. global stocks rebounded not only in europe but also asia. that is helping the metals there. we also had recent news from china that they are trying to cut overcapacity in base metals. iron ore gaining .7%. thank you. let's check in on the first word news with mark crumpton. leaderritish opposition gary corbyn says parliament will be recalled from recess on money to pay tribute to slain lawmaker joe caulks. davided prime minister cameron for the unusual move and agreed. they appeared side-by-side at the site of the killing and laid flowers in cox's memory. said thatminister where there is hatred, division, and intolerance, we must drive it out of our politics. new details are emerging about the night of the terror attack in orlando, florida. multiple media outlets report omar mateen sent test messages to his wife during the rampage. it is unclear if she knew where he was when she received them. and the reports noor gunman's father have be

outperformance of something like a conoco, the question i would have, because i'm in the trade, i like the trade, is something like the pipelines. i'm still in some of the names that are out there, kinder morgan and some of these. i think the pipeline trade continues to work. i think that's the place to be. i like the pipelines right now. >> i agree with grasso 100%. the oih, the service names i would be sticking with here. i would say this trade's got way too much juice. look at the names with the highest shortages are through the roof. >> haliburton is at a high. >> i get it. >> what i'm saying is, the line in the sand, people look at $60 oil. that's where traders think it could potentially go to. it will come shy of 60. maybe it gets to 58 bucks. but the reality is, the momentum can carry this trade longer than most people think. i think there is upside there. do i buy into it fundamentally? absolutely not. >> are the energy stocks going to move higher, that's fine for the market? >> the broader market didn't have energy participation. i think you've taken a lot of pressure off a lo

way that it is trading, scott, and look at exxon, and chevr chevron, and where they were and the conocosf the world, and the acceleration of the world. >> and the thenarrative has chad and now you have the aie for the estimates of cia and brent, and that is $250 a barrel. >> the sky is falling sort of in oil dissipating. >> well, that is great way to lose money in the market, and payt attention to any of the services. >> well, i am saying that it is a narrative. >> well, real optimistic there. >> and that is a josh comment by the way. >> you stole my line. >> and the news is out. >> and the impetus is that the prices are going to be going up, and the eia, the prices up, and oil is at $50 and can you fully remove the fear around the energy trade? >> you can remove the trade of t the lows of 26 or $27, but if it is going to $40, slow bleed so i am not sure that wouldn't shake up the market. it is okay that the biggest thing to watch is the dollar at that point. >> and exxonmobil year to date high, and explosive movement off of the low, and speaking of the $2 million market cap for the shal

guys moving to the upside, but there much more behind those right now than exxon and chevron and conocohough they have had a great run. >> and can we declare the rotation real, and i mean the rotation from the utilities and the telecoms and the staples and things that worked before and now into the energy, materials and financials, staying power? >> well, it is a temporary rotation. >> that is what i am asking. >> it is rotating week to week. >> why temporary? >> well, collectively where we sit right now in june, everything kind of looks good. so it is not a matter of there's a sector right now that is significantly underperforming around and the financials are flat for the year, and year-to-date, but josh tweeted out in the last ten yearsb the financials are down, and they have underperform and they will continue to underperform until the environment is better, but what contributes to the conversation is the federal reserve. what are they going to do? how do they respond to the prices, and the improvement of the emerging markets, and these were all of the concerns of the federal reserv

and inevitably there's always a new team, the conoco garage, the young profer certificate and two graduate students, that's how we started. you always worry about that. and there are many, many ways in which what we currently do could be disrupted over time. this is why we invest so much. >> big picture. some people worry that there may be show a-- go back to the 200016789 you lived through that in terms of some kind of collapse. of technology companies. a bubble bursting. >> we live through the bubble. the bubble, we were so much more handsome and beautiful during the bubble, i must say. the level sort of makes you feel like you're god, right. and i remember being at this dinner in dafos where you were. and i looked around. i said these are the leaders of the free world. so we sort of got ahead of ourselves. and thank goodness that it got, that it crashed and we rebuilt it properly. the market and investors are much saffier now, so for the companies that don't have strong profits, they have a strong potential revenue. >> people worry, they know the technology will bring productivity. will

they are conoco fill ipdz, marathon, petro ross and the bonds of the big companies and actually askedim, you know, off camera, you are still investing for these? he said 12 to 18 months, he made money off it. i said if you're going to zribt oil market, how it would be? he said plateaued. so bill gross, guys, not necessarily known as a oil guy, but has a view that the price of oil has plateaued and not going to buy any new debt of some of the oil companies. let's go back to oil and get reaction to that rig count number. and we're joined by grievery grossman. he is president of brg brokerage and trades oil at the nymex. jeff, two weeks in a row. a small but slight uptick in drilling rigs z that make you servous about oil? >> no, not at all. when it does is shows me the industry is a little confident right now that market -- that it is stabilized and on its way higher. i don't see this has a negative really. it shows that people are going to get into the game and really get involved here at these levels. it's a little early yet. it shows the trend taking place in the next month or so. >>

when you take the colorado side and include that, we think that conoco phillips has probably anotherthat we wi drill iththe ban overerhe next 40 years, say. - the sharply crcrease drililng gilbertrmenta's ranch is typical of what has happened to vast expanses of northern new mexico land. a satellite image shows the crisscrossing patterns of access roads and wells extending for hundreds of miles across san juan county and northwest new mexico. - the land surface has been scarred up so bad that i can't recognize it from the first time i saw it. - the ranchlands of san juan county aren't the only areas inundated by drilling rigs. in the towns near gilbert armenta's land, there are wells everywhere, in neighborhoods and near schools. - the gas industry has been here for 50-plus years, and we do drill in populated areas. you cagogo outere e a uple hundred yards from ts s offi anfifind aroducingell.l. cococo phiips s ishe lararst producern the san juanasin. enen youook k athe totot between our workrcrce dictlyly anththen iirececy, ople w wking for us, it's about 8% of the lalal popatioion.

that's helping some of these big oil companies, exxon mobil, chevron, conoco phillips. give stocks a lift. we are watching albemarle, a chemical company. they are selling a metal coatings business. it will help the company pay down some debt of its -- from its acquisition of rockwell -- rockwood holdings last year. we have been talking about the new soda tax in philadelphia. they had -- the city had a big fight with big soda, if you will, some of the large soda companies, over that tax. we are seeing a decline in coke, pepsi, dr peppersnapple. we will be monitoring whether it affects soda sales in that city. alix: it's quadruple witching. it's going to be crazy today. jonathan: the yen erasing earlier declines. traders think japan needs to rein in the currency after it rallied to a 20-month high yesterday. let's hear more from alan ruskin. still with us, sky bridge -- skybridge's troy gayeski. some people said 105. we went to $1.03. there was no evidence the boj was doing anything. alan: if the yen was moving through 100 against the dollar and it was some sort of brexit