this according to dow jones news wires and sources. fiat chrysler will open, it will be an assembly factory in detroit but are they going to close other ones? we will find out more and we have the perfect person for this. bob nardelli who ran chrysler. he's probably calling his buddies. we will put him to work and find out more. >>> with the market closing in 48 minutes and the closing bell, still, we are down about 341 points for the dow. well, chip makers are diving. that's what happens when you arrest the cfo of that chinese tech giant that buys a huge amount of product from u.s. semiconductor companies. investors fleeing the sector as the u.s. prepares to extradite huawei's finance chief who was nabbed at the vancouver airport on december 1st on charges she violated iran sanctions. >>> intel and qualcomm are two of its biggest suppliers. they are moving lower right now followed by nvidia and advanced microdevices, along with chip equipment maker applied materials. down 3%. >>> as that arrest infuriates china, president trump has ma

the dow jones industrial average getting back into the green.asdaq at form. ♪ caroline: this is bloomberg markets. london.oline hyde in the markets are currently in the green and powell's 100% safe in his job. here is viviana hurtado. viviana: the white house says the federal reserve chairman's job is "100% safe." the comment came from kevin hassett, who also said the u.s. does not face a hit in liquidity crisis. vladimir putin what the final test of his country's hypersonic weapon that will be used to overcome -- the so-called avant-garde can carry conventional and nuclear weapons. 30 in sudan are dead after a demonstration on rising food prices and shortages. the protesters are demanding that the president step down. onhas blamed the violence foreign countries and so-called mercenaries. and in asian authorities are asking people to avoid the coast -- indonesian authorities are asking people to avoid the coast. remainnds and heavy rain a threat as government workers continue to monitor mount krakatoa is a ruptured. -- krakatoa eruption. global

the lows of the day, the dow jones is fighting back. the dow jones industrial average have been down more than 700 points. now 95 points and looking at the nasdaq and positive territory as we are a couple of minutes from the closing bell with slightly below half a percent. >>> the person of the year, the local chance with public testimony. out of 55 recipients, christine blasey ford has the most votes. the professor made had lines while accusing brett kavanaugh of sexual assault when they were teenagers. other names include serena williams and harris and ryan kruger expect visitors at the zoo have the chance to meet three reindeer. the visiting trio includes the male calf. the young addition was a surprise to the staff so they are holding a naming contest in the name will be announced before christmas. the reindeer can be seen every night through the end of the night. >>> rain is returning so you can get more news and weather on www.ktvu.com . >>> the raiders have a home game this saturday. >>> thank you for joining us and we will be ba

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dow jones industrials up 54 points. the nasdaq still down.ay. . . ♪ liz: holiday shopping in full swing but one tech focused retailer seeing sluggish sales. what is this about, gerri? >> look at major indexes, looks like a boring day. not so when you look into this. best buy, down 5%. why? sales of apple iphones. they're the biggest reseller of iphones. a blog says early december sales of iphone of 10 x and 10s max, bad. steep drop in sales. bad news there. best buy paying price but not apple shares. i want to say sports fox ohio. i'm down with it. liz: you're in. thanks, gerri. the rest of you, jump into the pile we're buying it. 12 days until christmas. only 12 trading days until the new year. we have george young for exists when it comes to our portfolios. you're committed to the small caps even though russell has been hit. >> there is the opportunity right? that is what christmas is about, opportunity. liz: yes. >> this is whole thing with the christmas new year's deal, weight watchers, ww. a lot of people want new year's's resolutions. w

dow jones industrial average lower. nearly every single industry group in the red.york and london, this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "bloomberg markets." let's get you to your business flash now, a look at some of the biggest business stories. saudi arabia's largest bank may be getting even bigger. merger -- on a it is working on a merger. no transaction is imminent, but the coordinator has contacted the central bank. seeing a value of an endowment reached $31 billion this year, according to data from bloomberg, the second biggest in the u.s. the university controls more than 2 million acres in the world in an oil-producing region. weekend'smade the biggest splash over the weekend, taking in more than $67 million in the u.s. and canada through sunday. poppins"by the "mary revival. box office earnings 7.5% from up 7.5% from last year. meanwhile, china has announced another round of tariff cuts, lowering import taxes on more than 700 goods as part of an effort to open the economy and lower costs for domestic consumers. we are now joined by bloomberg trade reporter in washi

economy. >> reporter: at its worst today, the dow jones industrials were town 784 points. then a stunning rebound. the market coming back 700 points to close down just 79. the whiplash weighing on american's 401(k)s, pension funds and college saving plans. >> if you look at it every day, you're going to be really crazy. you'll need a therapist and maybe some alcohol. >> i think we have to be careful at going too far down the tariff road and doing too much with tariffs. >> reporter: but market pros urgent investors not to panic, insisting the u.s. economy remains strong. >> unless you're in it professionally like i am, getting in and out of the market is a fool's game. >> reporter: amid the volatility, a keen focus on a simmer trade between the world's two biggest economies. tom costello, nbc news. >> reporter: this is richard engel. china is demanding the immediate release of one of the most powerful test executives. although huawei's ceo was detained in canada at u.s. request, allegedly for transferring american technology to iran in violation of u.s. sanctions, washingto

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we have the dow jones industrials down 642 points. the dow had tanked 804 points in the last hour and about 20 minutes. look at the nasdaq, down a full three percentage points, down 224 points. s&p 500, that number there, 2718, is now below the 200-day moving average, that key floor there. all three indices trembling but it's the ominous sign rearing its ugly head in the bond market, paired with a laundry list of disturbing headlines popping up around the globe that have sent the bulls ducking for cover in this final hour. investors in a frenzy not only about the inversion of yield curves which often precede recession, but about the increasingly vague trade truce between president trump and china that was forged at the g20. was it truly all it was built out to be, and then around noon, secretary of state mike pompeo accused russia of cheating on the nuclear arms treaty with the u.s. pompeo ordering russia to admit it and fix it within the next 60 days. around the same time, british prime minister theresa may lost a critical vote after

the dow jones lost belose to another 800 today re finally rebounding. the volatile swing spelling nervous times ggor americans whose nestare in the all of it driven by tensions with china. a chinese corporate executive arrested in canadan behalf of the u.s. nbc's tom costello has details. >> reporter: day two of wild volatility on dewall street as tra tensions with china spooked investors. today reaction to the arrest in canada of an influential executive of a chinese telecom giant. the u.s. requested the arrest in the midst of a trade war truce. >> stocks following sharply again on more e tensions with china and growing fears of a slowing u.s. economy. >> reporter: at its worst today, the dow jones were down 784 points and a stunning 700 points.g back the whiplash weighing on american's 401 ks, pension fus and college saving plans. >> if you look at it every day, you'll be crazy and need a therapist and maybe alcohol. >> i think we have to be careful at going too far down the tariff road and doing too much with tariffs. >> reporter: market pros urge in

downside but you need to zoom in further to find a good entry point check out the daily chart of the dow jonesnow we're going to the short term here. ever since we entered the house of pain in october the dow has had higher highs, higher lows that has me nervous. marino says that each of the dow's lower highs was delineated in the evening star. now, my executive producer regina says there's none better. this is what an evening star candle pattern looks like. okay i like it. i know, it sounds like something straight out of astrology. but evening star pattern is a three day bearish reversal, okay you know large update followed by a narrow opening and -- narrow opening and -- thank you and closing range candle the next day with an unusually large down day on the third session. it is pretty classic illustration of what happens -- [ laughter ] we're not using this, are we i mean, we're not doing the show right now, are we? all right. it's pretty much what happens when -- it's not carnac the magnificent, from bullish to bears. watch for that signal. a day that we close up substantially, okay. then a

currently the dow jones would be down by 120 points if these losses carry through to the opening bell the s&p off by 13. the nasdaq down by 38. on the treasury side of things, another check on the ten-year, still below 2.9% ticking ever so slightly higher to 2.88% the two-year treasury note yield about 2.75%. thereabouts, 13 basis points is that spread between the ten and the two-year treasury note yield. as we look at the currency side of things, the dollar index moving slightly higher 96.85. slightly higher. still holding near highs of the year it's been a trend we've seen play out throughout the course of the year. let's look at some individual markets. the euro in particular joumanna just mentioned those out of london. the euro losing steam ever so slightly against the dollar. 1.1370 the last trade there. dollar/yen, 112.84 pound sterling 1.2768. let's talk more about the markets with mark hargraves. as this market sets up, was there anything that stood out to you about the trading action we've seen so far this week ahead of a big jobs report in the united states? >> good morning.

building on that 800-point drop in the dow jones industrial average that happened on tuesday. ets and cash equities were closed on wednesday in observance of president george h.w. bush's funeral. the dow off by 457 points. the s&p off by 47. and the nasdaq off by 162. for the ten-year treasury note yield we're seeing a move below the 2.9% level during the beginning of october we were as high as just at 3.25%. >>> let's get back out to brian sullivan with some final thoughts here from opec hq >> you have to watch the saudi position not only are they the big dog of opec, but we know president trump has been putting pressure on the guest of jamal khashoggi, which looms large here the saudis are under an intense amount of u.s. pressure over his murder the saudis will say we want a smaller cut. president trump wants lower prices maybe others say we want a bigger cut the saudis say we have to listen to the group so we might end up with a bigger cut than what headlines are suggesting, but the saudis want to say it's not us it was opec. we were doing what president trump wanted us to d

you can see where we are, we are actually in the red on the dow jones. the s&p and nasdaq up slightly, but coming down off of their highs. we will continue to follow those markets closely. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power on bloomberg television. we will go down to mark crumpton. mark: i would like to talk about what we just saw. that is extraordinary. president trump says he would be proud to shut down the u.s. government if his demands for met.r funding are not the house democratic leader, nancy pelosi, and the senate minority leader, chuck schumer -- >> he has the senate. he has the house of representatives all under republican control. they have the power to keep government open. instead, he has admitted in this meeting that he will take responsibility. the shutdown is something that thebe avoided, something american people do not need at this time. losing jobs,people and the market in a mood. senate leaders will talk about proposals we made to the president. >> the bottom line is simple. the president made cle

top story right now, futures pointing to sharp selloff, down 422 points on the dow jones industrial average one and three quarters percent, the market was already going nervous going into trading session and then the markets are being closed for one day for funeral of george h.w. bush, at the open, though, the talk about bombshell report of arrest of a chies knee citizen, the cfo of hhuawei. she was arrested in canada. arrested in canada at the request of american authorities, joining us david, good to see you this morning. >> pleasure, maria. maria: when you see a market down almost 500 points, what do you do? >> well, you don't do anything on a given day but when we think about the impact this could have next year it could be significant. this escalation of a trade war if it would have continued 12 months or 24 months could have significant impact on u.s. earnings and one that's underappreciated by the market and one that has extremely discharge -- dangerous deficits. >> do you see arrest as indication that perhaps things are getting worse, that the trade impasse is not getting any better

just about 31 points for the dow jones industrial average on the s&p, 2 to 3 points. the nasdaq up by 21. on the treasury side of things, let's look at ten-year treasury note yields, a bit of action there to the down side 2.89% the last trade there 2.76% for the two-year on the currencies part of this particular day, we do see euros gaining strength against the u.s. dollar. dollar/yen 113.4 and the pound at 1.26. >>> the oil global supply tightening more quickly next year due to output deals with russia and opec and everybody else, that's from the iea. crude prices just slightly higher $51.06 the trade there let's go worldwide in asia, it was generally positive overnight the nikkei up by a percent. the hang seng was up by over a percent. the shanghai over a percent as well on the european trade, we are mixed but generally positive off the best levels of the session. the dax in germany down by a quarter percent. the cac in france, a similar percentage drop. the ftse in the uk down by 0.1%. the global markets continuing to follow every headline on trade eunice yoon is l

connell: to break it is in the days or been a stop order down 2% or 570 points on the dow jones industrialge. 25 of the 30 dow stocks trading lower today. investors certainly remain skeptical or are skeptical today about the idea of a china trade deal, the rally we saw in place yesterday was about a short-lived as they come. the president was on twitter today and that certainly didn't help the market. we've also had the movement and treasury yields moving lower and when that happened, stocks further into the downside or to the downside. like berman first on the tweets of the president and everything else happening at the white house. connell: high, connell paired with a little bit bizarre with the marcus allah, you know, with other presidents to read a bit terrorist band. there might be potentially some good news on this front today coming out of china that relates to their theft of intellectual property as you know for the trump administration is not the top of the list, at the very top of the list is trying to get china to crack down on ip theft making sure american companies can compete

markets are still volatile after a run of losses in the weeks before christmas on wednesday the dow jones posted its biggest single day again rising eleven hundred points that's almost five percent the postle rebound followed a pretty christmas new zing streak chilled by slower global growth and political incessantly in washington strong retail sales and surging tech and and energy stocks helped to boost markets profits causes from the economic policy institute he says there are fears of a recession despite the market rally what we're experiencing right now is a is a period of extreme what we call volatility or highs and lows the markets seem so you know you know from very low one day to bounce back the next i think what's more important is to keep our eyes on the trend. overall the market still is down several thousand points from just levels of just a month ago and to the year both the dow and the s. and p. five hundred off about seven and a half points seven half percent rather so that's a substantial loss of value of the course of the year i think that reflects concerns about the risk

want to look at what is happening on the dow jones over the last year. it has been a wild ride. it hit fresh highs over the summer, only to fall in autumn. the thing that is underlying all of this investor anxiety is that the boom times in the us economy will not last for much longer. we saw the president's tax cuts at leading to a surge in record company profit and we saw that global growth has rebounded since the financial crisis but the impact of the us china trade war and the possibility that a brexit vote may lead to a allow come as well as the prost that of tax regulation, all of these things have begun to weigh on investors. dashmac tech regulation. we keep mentioning a bear market. can you explain to us what a bear market is because we have not seen it for a while. we have not seen it for a while. we have not seen it for a while. we have not seen it or ten years. this is the nasdaq so primarily prop elated by technology stock. in august, the nasdaq hit a high and that was great at less than 4 months later it has plunged by 20%, that is a loose definition of a bear market

the most important and obvious confirmation let's say the dow jones average hits a new high.t won't be sustainable unless the dow jones transportation index hits a high or confirms the breakout status of the dow itself the dow jones transportation index is a measure of commerce tracking trains, planes, truck, freight, come on that's a good -- isn't that a good gauge both the industrials and the transports hit new highs i tell you that the move is legitimate and it can be trusted. it is real this is some of the oldest technical work dating back to dow who created the eponymous dow theory to validate rallies or defrock them i like how the transports are acting that's because i'm trying to see if the move is staying power in order to bless it. i look at the banking indense that's important to me the housing index. i look at the semiconductor index. and the rth. that's that all-important etf that encompasses the big retailers. i like to see all the indices move up in sync before i bless a market move for you. you get the indices rolling higher and oh, boy, but is the inverse true

we have the dow jones industrials down 642 points.ad tanked 804 points in the last hour and about 20 minutes. look at the nasdaq, down a full three percentage points, down 224 points. s&p 500, that number there, 2718, is now below the 200-day moving average, that key floor there. all three indices trembling but it's the ominous sign rearing its ugly head in the b

twenty minutes before donald trump tweeted there was actually a bit of a recovery underway on the dow jones you can look at the graph and actually you can see the things a sudden was slowly picking up and then tweeted that message which again repeated his criticism of the federal reserve and then the slide began one small on the dow jones i didn't do a terribly good job and one of the one of the reasons why the markets are concerned is because of the speculation that donald trump might take the unprecedented move for a president of trying to sock drone paul as the chair of the federal reserve they were tweets messages from the administration that that was not now something that donald trump wants to do that he didn't realize he didn't think he had the legal authority to do so but even with those tweets and some of the other shore and says that we were getting from the white house it did reaffirm that it's something he's actively considering it is a legal gray area and as long as all trump is actively considering something people really should win as a sara lee that he is not going to actual

markets where stocks rebounding to raise a near six hundred point loss a dow jones dropped more than four hundred points on its opening a closed door one hundred points in the black that's a day after a rally that's what reach its largest ever one day gain and the market's been volatile in recent weeks with the government shutdown and the u.s. china trade war being blamed christine salumi has more from new york. stocks rallied late in the day to shake off steep losses earlier the dow jones industrial average at one point on thursday was down more than six hundred points closed up two hundred fifty eight points a volatile day and what has been an extremely volatile month wall street was on track to have its worst december since the great depression until wednesday the day after christmas when stocks rallied more than a thousand points the largest one day game in the market's history due largely to a strong retail selling season over the holidays but many things continue to weigh on investors even as the u.s. economy overall remains strong there's concern about a trade war between the

markets was stocks falling sharply on thursday the dow jones dropping more than four hundred points on its opening that's a day after a rally a saw it reach its largest ever one day game the markets have been volatile in recent weeks a government shutdown and u.s. china trade war are being blamed on patricia sabga is economics and global affairs analyst she joins us now via skype from new york thanks very much for being with us so help us try to make sense of this in as much as possible you know down four hundred points one day up a thousand points the day before the week before that it had its worst weekly selloff in more than a decade i believe what's going on here. so there are many many factors at play here but if we're going to take a step back and take a look at the overriding issue hanging over the markets right now it's really uncertainty and that's the one thing that markets hate more than anything else is uncertainty and if we take a look at that as art light has we can trace that to all the things individual issues that are weighing on market sentiment right now you mentione

the drop follows the worst week for the dow jones industrial average in a decade. on monday, president trump took to twitter to blame the us central bank, the federal reserve, saying it does not have a feel for the market. he tweeted: i have been speaking to our business reporter samira hussain about why the president would be attacking the federal reserve. this is a criticism that we have heard from the president many times before. we've been seeing that the stock market has been falling over the last several weeks, and the president really blames the federal reserve and the policy of raising interest rates as a big reason for these false. now, remember, president trump has invested a lot of political capital into how the stock market does. so you will remember back in 2016, immediately after the presidential election, and in 2017, we saw a lot of record highs on us markets. well, in 2018 we have not been seeing the same thing, and a big part of what the president will use —— believes that the problem is in fact the fed, which has been reflected in that tweet. and

in almost a decade the dow jones lost almost seven hundred points on the day's trading. the pentagon has signed off on the withdrawal of the us troops from northern syria it comes after turkish president right to tie protocol to shore donald trump people are radical whatever is left of eisel in syria but there is concern that a turkish offensive into northern syria could result in a major conflict with the kurdish y p h e y p g's enjoyed u.s. backing but is considered by turkey to be a terrorist organization syria. why are we in syria to restore freedom to our arab brothers kurds and turks not just her to keep the terrorist organizations and to leave syria arabs in the grip of eisel we will not leave the arabs of syria under the injustice of the units of protection of the kurdish people and the p.k. case and we will not leave our arab brothers at the mercy of these terrorist organizations. saying no to reports now from. its border with syria on the unfolding political drama it's thirty percent of syria's territory that can tip the balance of power the north east was amer

the dow jones now in negative territory, down 600 points. ember back on tuesday, the dow closed down nearly 800 points. the snp 500 is also in the negative. muni needs another 400 more drivers than it has to fill the daily schedule. 0 it's full of applicants declines every year and asking the board of supervisors to make changes to benefits to help recruit more drivers. the san francisco municipal transportation authority has 1,000 drivers but it needs 411 more to fulfill daily service requirements. regular riders say they have noticed a problem in the commutes. >> yesterday there were three that didn't show up in carrie so we were out there for 25 minutes waiting and the bus was so packed when they showed up. >> drivers say the bigger problem is the salary. union leaders say new driver salary started under $37,000 a year and it's too high to qualify for affordable housing in san francisco but not enough to live. the transportation authority wants the board of supervisors to look into raising the hourly wage for drivers to reflect the cost of

markets are still volatile after a run of losses in the weeks before christmas on wednesday the dow jones post that its biggest single day gain rising eleven hundred points that's almost five percent since the partial rebound followed a pre-christian us losing streak fueled by slower global growth and political uncertainty in washington strong retail sales and surging tech and energy stocks helped to boost markets robert scott is a senior international economist at the economic policy institute he says there are fears of her recess and despite that market rally what we're experiencing right now is a is a period of extreme what we call volatility or highs and lows the market seems so you know you know from very low one day to bounce back the next i think what's more important is to keep our eyes on the trend. overall the market still is down several thousand points from just the levels of just a month ago and to the year both the dow the s. and p. five hundred off about seven and a half points seven half percent rather so that's a substantial loss of value the course of the year i think th

we are down 427 points as we speak on the dow jones industrial average., one quick announcement. this is a good one. this is great news. we have very happy news to report on an otherwise tough day. a new member, look at this, of the fox business family. allison is an associate producer on this program, has given birth to a little baby girl. welcome into our crazy world, raina scarlett, born on friday morning, 1:15 in the morning. congratulations to everybody involved. don't open your eyes. it's a tough world. she will see the dow down 427 and be beside herself. liz claman, how's that for a lead-in? take it from there. liz: you made me nervous. you said we have a baby announcement. connell: not me. trust me. liz: not me, either. connell, thank you so much. with apologies to counting crows, it's been a long december and it's getting even longer at this hour as stocks start the week sagging ahead of the federal reserve's wednesday decision on interest rates and with the dow falling 437 points, the nasdaq tanking 137. look at the russell, bear market. you kno

stocks rallied late in the day to shake off steep losses earlier the dow jones industrial average at one point on thursday was down more than six hundred points closed up two hundred fifty eight points a volatile day and what has been an extremely volatile month wall street was on track to have its worst december since the great depression until wednesday the day after christmas when stocks rallied more than a thousand points the largest one day game in the market's history due largely to a strong retail selling season over the holidays but many things continue to weigh on investors even as the u.s. economy overall remains strong there's concern about a trade war between the united states and china concern about the global economy slowing down and then there's the raising of interest rates by the fed that weighed on markets earlier in the month that started a war between president trump and the fed chairman your own power and on top of all of that you see this government shutdown in washington d.c. not directly related to the markets but it seems to be contributing experts say to an

the dow jones ended down 464 points making for a more than 10% drop for the month. the nasdaq was down 108. stocks had been on a downward trend with so much tension over the feds interest rate hikes. the trade were we china and now the possibility of a shut down looming. it is not just the dow jones feeling the pressure. >> a lot of tech stocks have been beaten up, that includes apple, facebook and netflix. >>lso today oil prices pe an a year closing reef below $46 a barrel.are han the secretary says from now on asylum-seekers coming into the u.s. without documentation will be sent back across the southern border. then they must wait, in mexico, while other cases are being decided. the administration says it wants to cut down on false claims. >>> hollywood mogul harvey weinstein lost his bid to have his charges against him dismissed. in midge rejected a dismiss th charges. his attorney was also asking to hold hearings on witness credibility. now, he must stand trial. the attorney took aim at the me too movement after the hearing. >> a movement should not be permitte

settle in down by 650 points on the dow jones industrial average.'s point right on the edge of what would be considered a bear market down just about 20% from its high. 19 and three quarters% now from its high. the s&p 2351. the nasdaq already in bear market territory. let's bring in jerry called om to talk about what happened today piece by piece. let's start with mnuchin. making these calls to the ceos and big rings, jpmorgan and goldman sachs of the world on the world on the weekend apparently from vacation in cabo and essentially according to a news release which we have from the treasury department asking him if everything was all right. do they have enough cash to land and i said yeah were okay. we been told that the secretary was going to be preemptive after all the volatility resolve last week. how did you take it? >> i have absolutely no problem with the calls. i had every problem with the advertising of the calls. last weekmnuchin without saying everything is wonderful. here is my real problem right now. mnuchin and powell sound like 79 --

spot in a sea of red stock of nike gained a good seven percent was by far the best winner in the dow jones industrial average we got quarterly results from nike and they came in better than expected in every region and almost every contemporary and specially china was hot and that was not necessarily to be expected expected by the management from nike is saying that they see zero sign of any cooling of demand in china at least that seems to be true for nike and scored in new york thank you europe's biggest carmaker fox wagon apparently wants to cut around seven thousand jobs in the coming years according to media reports v.w. plans in hand over an end and will be affected that's because the production of electric cars requires fewer people than the production of vehicles with combustion engine company plans to offer older employees part time work but even then thousands of jobs might still be cut folks like and declined to comment. for a couple of hours it looked like former nissan chief call it a go no would be getting out of jail but before the gate even opened for him japan's state pros

the week started up on monday but the day finished with the dow jones dipping below twenty two thousand and analysts were talking about the worst december since the great depression among the explanations for the losses concerns over the global economy and trade conflicts after monday's losses the index bounced up five percent on wednesday as investors took advantage of lower share prices. it was a similar picture in frankfurt. as if it hadn't gone down enough already after the christmas holidays the dax started this week this abbreviated week with a new loss and a tumble to a new two year low now on the last day of trading with the end of the year the dax are recovered some points made some territory good but that didn't satisfy anyone at the party behind me people are just sighing a collective sigh of relief that twenty eighteen is over with the dax down for the year and about twenty percent and going into the new year not overly optimistic. it seems the volatility thanks to worries over breck's it in the u.s. china trades but will continue for some time to come. south korean official

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have been high at the beginning of the week but few can imagine what christmas eve would bring the dow jones index falling by almost three percent to under twenty two thousand points sparking talk of the worst december since one nine hundred thirty one behind the collapse uncertainty over the course of the global economy with the u.s. trade dispute with china looming large the following days were volatile with markets doing an about face on wednesday investors use the price dipped to buy a new and the dell furiously made up some lost ground its one day gain of five percent is the biggest ever jump in the indexes history. thursday saw another surge this time late in the day placing the dow on track to in the week with a game that appeared unlikely by midday friday as investors played it safe with the dow see sawing between mild gains and losses analysts said the light volume of trading and computer driven trades were behind the volatility but also the budget dispute between u.s. president donald trump and opposition democrats. so official maskey joins us now from new york sophie which compani

peggu: la caÍda del dow jone mÁs de 650,000 puntos.directores ejecutivos de los seis mayores bancos del paÍs y confirmÓ que todos tendrÍan amplia liquidez para hacer prÉstamos a los consumidores y comercios.econoÍ a todos nos cae de sorpresa. es como generar incertidumbre.É habrÍan reaccionado al tweet del presidente donald trump donde dijo que el Único problema de la economÍa es la reserva federal por aumentar las tasas de interÉs, lo que podrÍa indicar que planea despedir a su presidente jerome powell. >> la reserva federal esta subiendo las tasas de interÉs en este momento porque estÁ intentando prevenir la inflaciÓn, lo que pasa es que lo estÁ haciendo en un mal momento. peggy: los mercados estÁn experimentando su peor mes en una dÉcada. entre otras cosas por temor a la guerra comercial entre estados unidos y china y el caos polÍtico en la casa blanca. >> si los estados unidos les llega a imponer tarifas a la china, la china va a dejar de producir.el cierre parcial del gobierno tambiÉn tendrÍa nerviosos a inversionistas que creen q