we are now down 632 points for the dow jones industrials. we are seeing some real momentum to the down side. let's bring in two more names. these are guys who buy and sell and get involved in these kind of things. greg luken of luken investment analytics with $1 billion in assets and alan, give me your sense of a day like this. you are always upbeat and optimistic about hanging on to stocks even through tough times. this is a pretty tough time. >> what we have to fear is fear itself. if you have a shift to focusing on vulnerabilities, you can have markets react this way. that can build on itself. when you look at all the things that are going on, if you focus on the problem, this what is can happen and you can have a real shift in the market atmosphere. liz: greg, on a day like this, what are you doing? what are you saying to your clients? what is your activity? >> i think the advice is focus on your vulnerabilities, it's great advice. thanks for having me on, liz. good to be with you. so looking at those sectors or those stocks that have be

the selloff with the dow jones industrials. in this statement the fed put out because there's no press conference this time around, business investment is moderating since the rapid pace seen earlier in the year. then you pair that with more rate increases as they signaled and you have a little bit of a fear selloff at the moment. but at the moment, we are just going to keep watching it. right now the dow is down 43. we have got to talk about oil, and the oil, it's a rout. oil falling for a ninth straight day, dropping 1.6% to settle at $60.67 in the regular session. we are about four pennies lower than that right now. how will rising supplies continue to impact oil, which is now, folks, in a bear market. and where are our traders seeing the best opportunities, taking that into account, the federal reserve. let's get to the floor show and our traders at the new york stock exchange cme group. let me guess, sarge, you're not going to talk oil for a second. you are talking the fed. >> well, i will talk about whatever you want. you

down the dowjones down 2.21%. the dow jones down 2.21%.the news briefing coming up or you shortly. goodbye for now. survivors of terror attacks will travel to downing street today, to hand over a report that says victims are being let down by a crisis in mental health services. the survivors against terror says 270 people responded to its survey, with three—quarters claiming the mental health support they received was inadequate. 0ur correspondent lauren moss has all the details. terror attacks have killed, wounded and left many with permanent injuries. there is always a rush to save those caught up in the horror. afterwards, some of the scars that remain are not physical. 15—year—old natalie and her mother valerie were at manchester arena last year. both have struggled to receive counselling from the nhs. people like me had been put on a waiting list for a counsellor for ages, and they have still not received the support that they need 18 months and, and that just support that they need 18 months and, and thatjust shows how people can't g

dow jones industrials down 521.caught back about 100 points of losses, which is certainly good news for the bulls. still deep in the red. president trump speaking on the white house lawn moments ago. not about trade. talking about oil. the president saying saudi arabia has held the united states keep oil prices down. he says he is not going to destroy the world economy by being too tough on saudi arabia. of course that brings into question about the leadership of saudi arabia and how involved they were with the khashoggi murder of the journalists. the markets down 522 points, the news conference he just had where he spoke with the cameras outside. we're going to play that after the market closes but it was the president's top economic adviser who talk trade but also pressures the market started this morning. edward lorenz live at the white house. it sure was interesting to see when larry kudlow was here on fox business what he wanted to see her many trade deal in the list went on and on. i'm wondering, can even get

dow jones industrials up 464 points. as we told you at the very top here, attorney general jeff sessions is out. we're looking at the letter right now. in a letter to president trump, he said he had resigned at the request of the president. almost simultaneously, president trump tweeted his thanks for jeff sessions and his service, and announced that the chief of staff to the attorney general, matthew g. whitaker, will become acting a.g. while they search for a new person. trump says a permanent replacement will be nominated at a quote, later date. blake burman, i know you have been working the phones since your last hit, what, about four and a half minutes ago. tell us what you know now beyond the details. reporter: four and a half minutes ago is an eternity around here. so sources are telling fox news that the president asked for jeff sessions' resignation before the news conference that we had here at the white house earlier today, so that would have been at some point this morning, considering that started at about 1

dow jones industrials just a few minutes ago popped up about 138 points. we do have it up 141 and climbing, so if you're in the markets, you're making money right now. dow stands at 25,479. look at the s&p, at its low it was down five, right now it's up 17. >>> you've got to wonder whether as host of the g20 summit, argenwill tiarge argentine's president, who welcomed president trump for breakfast this morning at the presidential palace, whether he secretly loves this trade dispute between the u.s. and china. in retaliation for president trump's tariffs on chinese steel and aluminum earlier this year, china in turn retaliated back by virtually halting all purchases of u.s. soy. enter argentina, whose farmers are gladly stepping up to sell their soybeans to the chinese. but where does that leave u.s. farmers? hurting. the usda today downwardly reviseing the outlook for u.s. agricultural sports in exports . of course we put jeff flock on the ground in illinois with fretting farmers there. jeff? reporter: we had a trade surplus there, yes, and now we are not g

the market is up 550 points for the dow jones industrials. we are very close to session highs. i just want to let our viewers know, earlier the dow had been up 560. we are 10, 12 points away. doug, much of that had to do with what happened just around the corner from us here at fox business at the economic club of new york where jerome powell, the fed chair, said you know what, we're actually just below neutral rates, which indicated to the markets he'll soon be done hiking rates. you must love that. how did you respond to what jerome powell said? >> no, that's excellent news because the consumer just wants some clarity on where interest rates are. the real narrative on housing, i have gone through several cycles over 30 years, and i will be honest, i have never seen our industry, our company, our peers, and the way tripoint is positioned, to meet that unmet demand of the millenials and aging baby boomers. having that clarity around interest rates is definitely going to help the consumer make that buying decision, sort of get off the fence. that is welcome news, as we look forwa

dow jones industrials are down 83 points. markets go down, they go up.oday's countdown closer eric stein, jensen growth funds. 6 billion in assets. eric, start first off, what kind of companies do you consider all weather stocks? >> that is really companies that have competitive advantages. they have a lot of free cash flow that they produce. essentially they have characteristics that allow them to create value as a business. sort of regardless of what is going on economically. and it is that characteristic of constant value creation, consistent value creation allows them to be, as we call it an all-weather kind of company. melissa: becton dickinson is fascinating because they are a big syringe company. microsoft many people know the biggest software genius, giant. tj maxx, ecolab, when you look at the stocks, what kind of elements can they be exposed to and still hold up i guess? >> they get exposed to the very same elements every company gets exposed to. with the rising interest rate environment, currency headwinds. commodity cost increases. because of

among some of the finalists, but an interesting development here that this particular source over at dow jonesen two. truly, brian, a tale of two cities >> listen, let's engage this discussion because dow jaeones, they're going after it definitidefi definitively over the weekend. i want to give dow jones credit on that. but my sources, what we're saying, based on the tone of the call that they had on friday, there was some take away for the people i spoke with that amazon may be ready to break it into a couple of different pieces for whatever reason. lack of tech talent, i had no idea but you can't just put 50,000 people in one place in one time. not in some of the areas that we're talking about. that's why part of our reporting over the weekend, transportation infrastructure, there might have been a quote, very generous package to help get people around >> now this colonize to questal if you think about the geography. favoring northern virginia for quite some time now. if it is, in fact, two different locations, is it diverse midwest and texas and east coast, as well apparently, this week we'

we're close to down 2.5% on the session, dow jones jones off 627 points. in fact, 26 of the dow jones 30 are in the red today. leading the president said something about democrats being responsible for this in some way, which obviously is not true, at all. leading the downward drive today is apple, which earlier in the session was off more than 6%, some concerns about how many iphones would be sold in the future and the apple products leading up in the downward slide and it continues. most of the dow followed suit. very imperfect day on the corner of as neil cavuto put it wall and broad. to the north in canada, first western country to admits agents have heard the recordings of what happened to jamal khashoggi. he of course was the "washington post" columnist and critic of the saudi arabia government. turkish officials reported saudi agents tortured and murdered him inside the saudi consulate in istanbul a month ago. the canadian prime minister trudeau says he has been working with intelligence teams to investigate. >> are you saying canadian agents -- >>

let's check on the markets futures pointing to, as you can see, a slightly lower open the dow jones offy 31 points the s&p by 6, nasdaq by 48 points on the treasury side of things, we're seeing a bit of movement on the ten-year treasury note yield, 3.12% 2.78 for the two-year treasury note yield in the energy market crude prices -- we've been talking about this idea of the downtrend in place, another green spec out there. wti at 57.28 ice brent futures, $67.68. turning now overseas, on the asia side of things, overnight we saw a move to the knee kaunia half percent to the down side. the shanghai composite up about a half percent in europe, broadly speaking a genuinely positive tone there. the dax up by a half percent the cac by a quarter percent the ftse 100 up by 0.1%. sticking with europe, the british pound stabilizing this morning following yesterday's massive drop uk prime minister theresa may says she plans to appoint a new brexit minister within the coming days. all of this comes as political pressure mounts on theresa may and her brexit deal. let's get to willem marx in london wi

the dow jones industrial average rose to 25,461. the nasdaq fell 28 and the s&p 500 was up 15. >>> bob pisani takes a closer look at today's mix market. >> reporter: stocks rallied ahead of election day. the dow soaring triple digits. a reports are azz about what the mid terms could mean for stocks. the market moves today were tied to any specific election concerns. y fundamentals still vch front and center. the bigger story is the federal reserve's slated to meet later thiseek and what officials decide to do in b. interest rates. the fed will keep looking to the data and remain sensitive to the pace of economic growth both in the jobs market and beyond.er in owords, not hiking too . aggressively oil is perhaps the big driver of today's market rally, and they jumped after preand post sanctions. the dow went ahead after apple shares. there was wake of the quarterly earnings report on thursday. amid reports of a possible slowdown in the demand for the iphone 10 r model. president trump also said he was considering looking into anti-tr

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we have the dow jones industrials up 213 points, s&p up 18 but look at the nasdaq, down 22. still lower for a second session in a row. but cutting its losses in half. i just want to tell you that earlier, nasdaq had been down 101 so actually, we really cut more than half off here. the techs titan falling for a second day in a row, when talking about apple, this is its lowest level since august 1st and falling into correction territory on friday. the iphone maker resuming its selloff after it got a downgrade for the second time after its earning release. first was bank of america merrill lynch. today, rosenblatt securities cutting it to neutral from buy saying it will be difficult for apple to offset weaker volume with pricing. apple announced it will cancel its production ramp-up of the iphone x-r. two different assembly plants had been told you know what, halt, cease, desist. what does that interpret for investors? they don't care, they don't know, they don't want to know. they are leading the stock down. earlier, it broke below $200 a share. all right. >>> from the biggest

dow jones industrials down below the session down 395 points. nasdaq is absolutely getting crushed on 196 points or nearly 3%. s&p down 43. the selloff follows a ruckus weekend between the u.s. and china at the asia-pacific cooperation summit where china said the u.n. showed up with, quote, great anger. the chinese claim speeches and remarks by vice president mike and openly cause controversy, created discord and spoil the atmosphere. did the trade kitchen just get a lot hotter or is it already well into catching fire? look at the former u.s. deputy trade representative on what this all means for next week's g20 face-off between president trump and xi. the auto ceo once worshiped by mba programs is a case study for turning around the sun is at this hour under arrest. as harvard, stanford and the rest of the business schools out there who revered him, the chief carlos ghosn arrested. what makes a great ceo. health care pulling the markets lower as big pharma proves they just can't help itself. caught jacking up prices on life-saving drugs once ag

so with an hour left to trade t dow jones industrial average up 500 points.etting a lift from jay powell. now i think all eyes are going to shift, we have got retail numbers after the close but all eyes shift to the g20 meeting. i want to bring in the owner of stock switch, melissa arno and also with us, gary b. smith. we just had jeff saut on, some key numbers he was looking at really held up. he's talking 3,000 by the end of the year for the subpoe&p? >> by 2019, i think he said, right? charles: no, this year. >> i'm very bullish on the market, i believe there's a possibility between now and the next ten days we could have a lot more volatility. people are thinking after this good news today, we might have another steep dropoff. we might. then turn back around. charles: why the steep dropoff? >> because there's so much going on with this summit coming up. even though we had great news today, i'm telling you, it's not all clear skies and sailing yet but it might be within the next ten days, if this summit goes well. tariffs are more important, i always felt

the dow jones industrial average, though, still up 455 points. there really, really well. strength across the board. health care leading the way. something of a head scratcher, since many people thought maybe one of the low pieces of hanging fruit for both nancy pelosi and president trump was capping drug prices. how do you explain that? overall, it's been a remarkable response to this. we are still getting political news being hashed out. there's still some races to be called and we still have to grapple with this major breaking news. attorney general jeff sessions is out. liz claman is in. over to you. liz: i saw how you inserted that other breaking news that governor scott walker, the republican from wisconsin, has conceded to the democrat, tony evers, for the position of governor. we will get to that in just a minute. but yes, when the boss requests that you resign, that's called you're fired. breaking news, attorney general jeff sessions, first line in the resignation letter says just that. dear mr. president, at your request i am submitting

the dow jones industrials up 79. the s&p eeking out a gain of six points. nasdaq better than 13. we have very light volume as investors and traders hunker down and wait for returns to start rolling in. >>> plus the plot thickens in the drama on who can lure amazon's two headquarters. we have two spots on where the e-commerce giant will put down stakes. living proof that 401(k) investing can make you a millionaire. charlie breaks it on the cable giant accused again of stomping on the little guys. less than an hour to the closing bell on this election day. let's start the "countdown." liz: we have this breaking news just in the last hour, during her election day news conference, secretary of homeland security nielsen said there is no indication so far of any cyberbreaches during the midterm election voting. all right. mark it at 3:02 p.m. eastern time. so far, no indications of any kind of hacking or at least involvement by foreign actors to try and derail your chance to vote. >>> markets, let's get to those. trending higher as voters head to the polls. this as the new york stock e

take a look at the dow jones industrial average. look at the names.least six down 20% or more from their 52-week highs. they are down into bear market territory from all-time highs. this includes goldman, ibm, caterpillar, dupont. additional 11 names in correction territory. neither one oft those is trading above the 52-week high. on the s&p 500, you have 200 stocks down more than 20% from their 52-week high. that includes apple, alphabet, momentum names that are now taking us down. are in correction or bear market more than the selloff in late winter or early spring this year. nasdaq areof the below the 200-day moving average. if you are looking are some reason as to why we are not getting the bounce like earlier this year, that may be a reason why. lisa: i will take your bearishness and raise you one. let's look at colfax. it plunged the most in nine months, falling about 15% so far today. this came after they announced the $3.2 billion acquisition of an orthopedic device company. this shows how people are punishing stocks not only for general malai

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the dow jones industrial average is down more than 300 points. and the s&p 500 down more than a full percentage point and the nasdaq, where a lot of the technology stocks trade, it is down more than 2%. there is good new for the retailers this morning. target said they will open two now stores in the bay area. one in the south market area and the other one on broadway near oakland. the two new stores will bring 160 jobs to the area. they have grocery selections and daily essentials. >>> you'll soon be able to buy apple products directly on amazon. unauthorized third party apple sellers will have their listings taken down in january. apple products could be available on amazon in the next few weeks just in time for that important holiday shopping season. >>> there is a report that the e-cigarette company jewel will stop selling most of its flavored nicotine product. they will sell liquids in stores and all flavors of its nicotine products on line. analysts say that half of jewel's sails come from at the time cucumber, mango, cream and fruit flavor

the dow jones industrial average down by 514 points as we hand it over to charles payne. charles: thanks, connell. good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." coming up, major averages turn negative for 2018, the momentum stocks the culprits here and they continue to struggle. the lower market creating some huge buying opportunities. we will tell you what stocks you should be watching and where you might want to consider investing. also, americans say they plan to spend more money this holiday than ever before. that reflects a strong economy, obviously strong consumer sentiment. now the pressure of retail is to keep up as 2018 has been really pretty good despite today's tarnish in the stocks. >>> new york city mayor bill de blasio signihowing socialistic impulses saying his ideal world would be new york city controlling all the land and all the buildings. yes. all that and a lot more on "making money." markets have turned negative for 2018. the major selloff, in fact, picking up momentum. it's a combination of issues, really taking a toll on the psyche of i

our top stories, major market turmoil today, the dow jones industrial fell more than 2%. today's huge selloff erased all of the gains of this year. the nasdaq and the s&p also suffering huge losses. president trump, as usual, looking at the positives in this economy and there are a lot of them. the president saying the united states will be fine despite the market downturn, also strongly recommending that the federal reserve stop raising interest rates. economist author of trmp trump-e nomics joining us tonight. >>> also tonight, an obama appointed federal judge in the ninth circuit has issued a restraining order against the border strengthening asylum declaration. this as thousands of central american migrants are amassing south of the border waiting for the opportunity to enter this country illegally. trump slamming the ninth circuit vowing to fight back against the leftist ruling. >> you cannot win if you're a case in the ninth circuit and i think it's a disgrace when people file -- every case gets filed in the ninth circuit because they know that's not law. that's wha

charles: checking the big board, down 122 points rt for the dow jones industrials.is, lion air wants more details from boeing about those 737 max 8 jets, the one that crashed, of course, last month in indonesia. what's happening? elizabeth: yeah, what's happening here is there's an interim report that could come out next week. we've got safety officials going to the seattle facility for boeing. this is the fatal crash killing all 189 individuals just minutes off takeoff off of indonesia. the robotic software put into automatic downward nose mode, and the plane's pilots were fighting to the bitter end to stop that. they couldn't override it. here's what the head of boeing told maria bartiromo about what happened. let's listen to dennis muilenberg. >> this is an ongoing investigation, so it will take whatever time is necessary to make sure it's done thoroughly. again, we participate fully in these investigations. we've provided technical assistance. we'll continue to do that until the work is complete. the bottom line here is the 737 max is safe. elizabeth: well, sout

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global markets are in the red after a sell off tech shares expanded to other sectors the dow jones index who raises its gains for the entire year as the internet giants continue to fall. on the program makes crucial decisions after arrest over alleged financial misconduct it's keeping him as c.e.o. . and young population is building on a strong internet infrastructure empowering entrepreneurs to talk to some of the. it's time for business on the w. welcome to the program tech stocks are heavily losing market value on the trading floors some compare it to a bubble others say it's nothing to worry about the developments originated of course in the u.s. where the big names are under pressure but repercussions are global as stock markets slide driven by some of the biggest names in tech take aapl at the beginning of this month it was worth over a trillion dollars now it's dropped to eight hundred eighty billion one reason for the decline weaker than expected demand for the latest i phone models. not just for apple but for the entire benchmark s. and p. index here's why. well when a company r

the dow jones industrial average continues to sink. you're looking at the latest numbers now. tech companies are some of the biggest losers with the nasdaq sinking 2%. nokia and microsoft all fell and apple stock fell and the economy is actually doing well, but the latest reports predict the fourth quarter will be less profitable. >> we are in a slow growth economy. if you understand it's slow growth and you make your money slowly over a period of time you'll be okay. >> retail had disappointing forecasts, target and t.j. maxx and kohl's reported weaker than expected, there's been 5% drop in the oil, there's concerns over tensions with china. ith china. >>> we continue to follow the latest developments surrounding the camp fire in butte county, it grew slyly overnight and has burned more than 151,000 acres. that fire is 70% contained, full containment is expected by the end of the month. search teams found two more victims yesterday. that bridge the numbers to 79 for the people killed in this fire. 700 people are still reported missing. the number of homes destroyed stands at

specific example right now, dow jones industrial average, one company is going out, one company is going in. which do you think is going to be a better investment? most people would say it must be the strong company that is doing great. and the other company is struggling. they must be the better investment. regression of the means says the company is probably not as bad as it seems. it's probably had some bad luck. the other company is probably not as good as it seems. probably has some good luck. in the future, the other company is probably the better investment. studies show, the stocks that go out of the dow, actually do better than the stocks that go into the dow. >> regression of the mean when it comes to politics? >> politics, every president ever elected including the current one, every president ever elected has lower popularity rating at the end of their first term than they had at the beginning. we go in, for some reason or another, we think this person is going to save us all. we think this is the greatest politician ever been elected. that's how they win; right? we think the

the dow jones is in negative territory and the nasdaq is down 100 points and the s&p down 20 points. >>> the board agreed to buy new trains, they hope to speed up the purchase orders and deliveries, they'll ease overcrowding on if the met owe line. >>> a new report is showing how much consumers are expected to spend on black friday, according to a survey by slick deals, the average american plans to spend $520 this year. here's the interesting part, most of those purchases will be for themselves, not actually gifts. 53% of shoppers say they plan to buy clothing and 47% laptops and 37% said a tv and 26% plan to buy toys or jewelry. >>> our last live look at noon, you can see a lot of smoke the bay area, it's very gray and hazy, the air quality is it shall and five people have been killed as a result of the fire in butte county. our coverage on it:k tv u.com and back here at 4:00. yourz: where do you wear yoga pants? >> running errands. >> watch tv. >> shopping. dr. oz: the trendy apparel that is like a second skin, but could these comfy clothes be causing you to gain weight? and, we g

dow jones is up and going strong. of more than 1.25% gaining more than 200 points. gm has announced plans to lay off 15% of its workforce. reduction will stop for several low selling cars in ohio, michigan, maryland and canada. gm is restructuring and cutting costs to focus on autonomous and electric vehicles. >>> the supreme court will hear a lawsuit today over the sale of iphone apps. consumers claim that apple has been monopolizing the market. if apple loses they could be forced to cut the 30% commission it charges software developers whose apps are sold exclusively through the app store. >>> elon musk is speaking about how tesla almost went out of business earlier this year. mosque said his company was within single digit weeks of dying. during an interview last night mosque said tesla was bleeding money like crazy. mosque was trying to meet the goal of producing 5000 model three's an accident by the end of june. he said he was working 22 hour days seven days a week and sipping on the factory for. -- floor. he said if he did not do that tesla would go under and

s&p 500 is looking to open slightly lower the dow jones with an implied open down 133 points and the nasdaq also been called significantly lower, looking to open down around 47 points still a few hours to go. here in the uk, a small northern irish party, the dup, that propped up theresa may's government has flexed its parliamentary muscles. the mps showed how unhappy they were with the brexit deal. they refused to back her conservative party on a number of votes dup leader arlene foster has been arguing there's still time to improve the deal negotiated under may's leadership officials in brussels are no longer so concerned with the details of the uk's withdrawal agreement or the divorce deal as it is sometimes known by focus has shifted to the draft text outlining europe's future relationship with the uk and the transition period. and the first roadblocks in the next round of talks have sprung up the spanish prime minister said he will vote against the current brexit proposal unless the text around gibraltar has alterations. there is still a lot of ts to be crossed and is to be dotte

the dow jones is up 100 points and s&p has gained 3/4 of a per cent, the nasdaq is up by 1.1/3%. >>> and the centers for disease control shows there's an e-coli outbreak from eating romaine lettuce. the centers for disease control is asking restaurants and stores not to serve or sell romaine lettuce. the problem exists on larger farms. no deaths have been reported in connection to the outbreak. the source of the contamination is still being investigated. >>> giving back, members of the arab american catholic church are celebrating the needy. >> we celebrate thanksgiving with the families, why not give them something, at the end of the day we're all here. >> one group's mission to help the homeless after the break. >>> this time at the golden gate bridge, you can see the rainfall and much of the bay area, we'll check in with steve with the thanksgiving forecast right after the break. on thousands of giftss this weekend at ross. most stores are open thanksgiving, six p.m. to midnight. reopening friday at seven a.m. with extended hours saturday and sunday. yes for less. and you find a d

stock futures, all in the red, dow jones industrial average down 73, s&p 500 down almost 12 and nasdaqsday night football close game with seattle seahawks and packers, jared max with the highlights, what would you do with free ce shuip for life, why one quarterback may need some ideas. you're watching fbn:am. gerri: welcome back, to fbn:am, ready up to week 11 in nfl season, kicked off last night on fox, can you believe week 11. lauren: week 11 and jared max with news with exciting game. jared: goes to 11 and beyond and we get to playoffs, a couple of playoffs teams that we are used to seeing in playoffs met in mediocre season. seatle seahawks against packers, russell wilson will put seahawks in position to overcome deficit against green bay packers, wilson set them up for touchdown, second of the night, seattle would win and hold onto win, seattle 5-5, green bay lost 3-4 and drops under 500. no surprises in rider's choice, milwaukee brewers first year in milwaukee hit 326, 36 home runs, fellow 26-year-old outfielder and first-time winner the red sox ran away, led the majors at 32 home

continue as i just noted, we are looking at am dow component, on track to shave about 80 points for the dow jonest the open today. cheryl: all right, also, we will be getting big market news today as well before the open, october job's report coming out with the midterm elections just four days away. here are the predictions, economists looking for 190,000 jobs which would be sharp improvement from september's disappointing 134,000, tun employment rate expect today hold steady at 3.7%, 49-year low. lauren: investors would be looking at wage growth with hourly earnings expected to jump, of course, we will have complete coverage and analysis of the job's report on mornings with maria all that started 8:00 a.m. eastern time. cheryl: trade front, big market story, president trump saying that he had a, quote, very good conversation with xi jinping signaling progress in the trade dispute between the two nations. >> i spoke to president xi, great guy, great man from china and he is the boss, she's the head of china, we spoke and i said, look, we have to make a friday deal. he wants to do it, we will mak

there's been large gains, it's in line with expectations the dow jones is up 2%, gaining 500 plus points right now. a similar percentage increase on the s&p and the nasdaq is close to 2.5% mark. >>> big day. history in the midterm elections. we'll introduce you to the first woman, youngest woman elected to congress and the first gay man elected as governor. >>> and will we pay more at the gas pump, more on the state propositions. >>> we're following breaking news, attorney general jeff sessions is submitted his resignation to president trump an hour ago. he was submitting his resignation at your request. over the past year, the attorney general has endured criticism from the president, reaction is going in this afternoon, and charles schumer said it's paramount that special counsel robert mueller be protected by the new attorney general, the president tweeted that matthew g whitaker jeff sessions chief of staff will be the acting attorney general until a nominee is announced and later confirmed. >>> we continue to follow the results of several statewide ballot measures. >>> and propositi

we are in the red on the dow jones, dropping 6/10 of 1%.he s&p 500 off more than that, off about 9/10 of 1%. and the nasdaq is something we are watching. the worst performer, off 1.5%. nasdaq 100, the big tent companies really falling the most. offmost. off 1.5%. some of the biggest losers, some of the biggest winners we should say are in health care, tech, internet retailers. day, this weekend, our interview with the alibaba president, mike evans. that is next. this is bloomberg. taylor: from new york, i'm taylor riggs guy: in london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." taylor: china aiming to boost large bank loans to private companies for one third of new corporate lending. shares of the country's lenders retreated today. alibaba, we go to their annual shopping event happening the sunday. the single day extravaganza brings in twice the value of black friday and cyber monday combined. asked michael evans about it. mike: it is not an event that relies exclusively on anyone market, the u.s. or any other market around the world. so

the dow jones of those three major indices is looking to open higher both the s&p 500 and nasdaq calledghtly softer at the open we've been talking about drug prices, specifically this year quite a lot in the wake of donald trump's election, something he made a big part of his campaign promises. astrazeneca shares are trading higher after the uk-based drugmaker said it's returned to sales growth new drugs helped drive that growth chinese sales increased 32% in the third quarter. julianna tatelbaum has more what is pushing this stock higher >> todays all about product sales growth investors were looking to see their new protects deliver on the growth front that's what we have seen product sailinl sales grew 9% so this company is seeing patent expirees easing out and new growth so a good result this morning. better than analysts were expecting. total revenues at 5.34 billion, analysts were expecting 5.3 billion. a couple things in focus in the broader healthcare space you mentioned one in the u.s., drug pricing also with the midterm elections coming through, there's been an increased focus

futures you can see that all three of the major indices are called slightly higher with the dow jonesints higher. that is it for today's program in london. i'm willem marx. "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. in washington here's your top five at 5:00 another powell put-down. the president launching fresh attacks against the fed chief. will powell punch back >>> gm stays in focus. trump threatening to cut electric car subsidies >>> shares of salesforce popping in the premarket. >>> and bitcoin is bouncing back this morning but can it last it's wednesday

a broad-based selloff stocks like goldman sachs becoming the worst decliner year to date in the dow jones industrial average materials in correction territory nearly in bear market territory. 17% lower from the 52-week high. communication services down by a similar margin there's unambiguous leadership on the way down from energy and technology but this has come from all sides. let's look at some sectors moving on these european markets. as we mentioned, financial stocks are moving higher 1.4%, this followed some coverage around goldman sachs which is the worst dow performer in 2018. as you all know european equities, european banking stocks have had a drubbing the barrons article was talking about price to book on goldmans had gone below one, which is a barometer on what you believe is the net asset value of these institutions there are many large european financial institutions that would love to just be below one on a price to book basis autos also rallying. the renault story. renault is a stock, if i told you it's trading four times forward pe, you would say there must be value somewh

looking across the board, losses of nearly 4% for both the nasdaq and the dow jones. the s&p has not escaped either, down just over 3%. let's look at how the u.s. market is shaping up today looking at another modest downward tilt despite that bounce we're seeing here in europe remember today black friday. expect retail and tech to be in focus. given the thanksgiving holiday yesterday, expect thin trading volumes. >> financial markets will be reassured in the coming days that italy will not change the pillars of its 2019 budget that's the language of deputy prime minister luigi dimaio. he said rome would show the highest willingness in talks with the eu. italy's eu affairs minister told cnbc he's not going to step down a paper had reported that he could resign over the government's decision to defy brussels' budget rules he told cnbc the report was the hope of my opponents >>> german finance minister olaf scholz said germany will not create a new euro crisis he called on rome also to implement plans slowly >>> prime minister theresa may will take calls on a bbc radio s

dow jones industrial average down 68 points. plus disney they will report after the bell as well.e a preview for you next. think your large cap equity fund has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp charles: taking a look at the major averages as we head into the final hour of trading, remember the fmoc meeting just finished. wall street still digesting almost 300 pages there. also today after the bell, disney got a report there, earnings, the media giant expected to report earnings per share that they have jumped 25% from a year ago to $1.34. also looking for 7.5% increase in revenue to 13.73 billion. investors of course always focused on guidance, particularly the disney $71 billion takeover of our parent company, 21st century fox entertainment assets. that's going to probably close b

we're now down 123 on the dow jones industrial average all of that is coming with the price of oil thingsrices were down 2.5% when we began now down 5%. oil and gas stocks are down 20% and 30% in the past 30 days. energy has become a smaller part of the overall market but it still matters a lot. let's talk about that and other things with seema shaw from prince pl glob principle global investor. given oil's recent drop in the last couple minutes, i wanted to ask when you look out in a macro way, how does crude oil factor into your investment decisions that you make? >> the thing with oil to remember is that it is a cyclical risk asset. people will be worried that a drop in oil prices is dig nalling more of a consent about global growth. but it's cyclical. there are concerns on the supply side because of what's happening with the various tensions between the u.s. and iran and providing waivers to various countries. there's a supply glut which is feeding through to global demand this is pushing through. then we have technical factors you may have seen the very sharp move last week and poten