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dennis: that you very much, liz claman.n the boogeyman that just never showed up. more than a slice of sit down with christine lagard at 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. eastern. cheryl: you just heard from christine lagard. this morning, coming from the irs to the imf, warning fiscal and monetary policies saying there are modest dress for the economy in equities. our next guest says would mark discontinuing to operate, we're joined now the talk about it. i know you were listening to the interview. want to ask you about this. she said, this could be better. this economy should be better. she talked about pressures dimaggios and talk about the fact that unemployment is high and then brought up the issue of sequester. does any of her language today have an impact on how you view u.s. equities and how you view the u.s. economy? >> absolutely. i looked at the unemployment rate as one of the issues that is kind of holding back a better market that we could see. the sequesters, it did come fast. it was pretty intense. i'm not sure if i agree

to today's markets let's go tok liz claman live in washington for a look at her interview with imf managing directors christine la barred. liz? liz: we came to washington, d.c. we landed a first on fox business exclusive interview the manager of the international monetary fund on the day they released this. this is their 2013 final estimate what they expect for the economy this year. one. most important points that jumped out at me, in the past they said the see questions test, those automatic spending cuts that kicked in earlier this year, that needed to be replaced of the that is the word they used. now they say it in this report it need to be repealed? why? madam la guard believes the cuts are way too vestful and dramatic. because of them stronger headwind to consumer demand over the next few quarters. listen to how she articulates it. >> when we forecasted 3% we had assumed that sequestration will gradually be removed and reformatted more intelligently. >> all right. we haven'' seen that yet. >> we haven't seen that. we fear we're not going to see it in the near term. which is why we be

now we continue our "countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman. a piece of economic data comes out depending what the number is, it can move markets within seconds. so if you could, would you pay to get an early look and then trade on it? well, that's exactly what some traders have been doing. nicole petallides has been on the floor of the new york stock exchange and, nicole, what are traders saying about this? >> reporter: well, i'm with teddy weisberg, and as you read that introduction, ted said when you said some people pay for early -- yeah, oh, yeah, you said, right? >> you bet. [laughter] >> reporter: this story, let me just set it up quickly which is that thomson reuters, right, the service, releases university of michigan sentiment early to those paying customers who pay a little extra. and it's not a government report, it's actually its own survey. what do you think of that, teddy?% >> well, in a perfect world, i think it stinks. but in the real world, i think it's been going on as long as people have been trading stocks or trading art or

"countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman. ♪ liz: customer relations management, shares of salesy that helps businesses work more smartly are moving lower today after announcing an over $2 billion acquisition in the space that is something one other stocks soared. let's get to nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange and find out. >> reporter: that's right. bring your right over to it. the stock has a 53% premium. the the stock is up 502 and a half percent. not unusual to see the company that is being acquired made statements to the upside. sales force is the biggest maker of online sales management tools to mustang almost one-half billion dollars. now, exact target, we talked about them. that provide internet marketing software for some big names, names that we all know for businesses including to over six dozen customers, coca-cola, the gap, nike to name a few. this deal, the largest ever will have them reaching the customers in the social networking area. so this is obviously a big deal. liz, your buddy, chris martin, he started calling them taken tuesday'

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@%w we continue the countdown to the closing bell with liz claman. ♪ liz: every monday, we love to lookhat we call the barren's bounce, and today is no exception. nicole, these are the names that are mentioned either positively or negatively, but a bounce is more positive; right? >> that's right. people read barrens over the weekend, and you know the stocks react if it's good news. they may jump if it's bad news or sell off. in this case, it's a chip maker looking at advanced microdevices up 3 #% now because it's been on the rise. the article over the weekend said that advanced microstock could actually double. wouldn't you love to wake up nd read barrens over the weekend and see that your favorite stock you are invested in could double? that's what they are saying because there was an acquisition, a 2012 purchase of the micro to gain market sharement wanted -- share. i wanted to take you over to big lots shining up 3.2% now as 33.91 because they, too, are getting the barren's bounce. they are the nation's largest close out retailer. shares fell 30% since the highs seen in 2012 last mar

i'm liz claman. of trading, and we are witnessing a rather stunning comeback right now in the dow jones industrials after being down 250 points earlier. the s&p also getting crunched, down 32 points. look at the tape right now, what a difference from just a few hours ago when major worries gripped the market, ducking and deeply into the red. right now the dow was down 71 points, trying to make a comeback. seventeen minutes ago redound. the nasdaq,

. ♪ cheryl: i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman.t's the last hour of trading, and it could be an ugly last hour of trading. the dow right now, we are down a good 183 points, and we're off session lows, were down 200 appointments earlier, but, still, a percentage drop of more than 1 mlgt now, one and a quarter percent on the dow, trading in the red on a percentage base as bad off as the dow is. keeping op track for you in the last hour, of course, and now there are the -- there is the feds report that the markets are down despite the fed's report which the economy is growing in a modest to moderate rate. the beige book, as it's called, released eight times a year, based on antedoal information from the economy gathered from 12 # federal reserve banks. that report, though, not helping out. get the answers to the floor show, traders standing by at the new york stock exchange, the cme group, and, plus, we have nicole standing by on the floor of the new york stock exchange. we'll get to her in a moment. first, the traders, you know, this

liz claman sat down with an exclusive interview with him as director, christine lagarde. uts that have christine lagarde worried that in the second half of 2013, we may see the recovery stumble. here in the u.s., it lately seems like we made it through the sunquest or worries. here is why she is concerned. she tells us in a fox business exclusive. >> i think a lot of people think it was ill designed. it was put in place to precisely be avoided. there is no need to contract by 2.5%. it is very heavy on growth. specifically if it picks up in the second quarter 2013. we are also saying hurry up. there are long-term measures that will be critical for the u.s. economy that need to be taken now. particularly concerning anti-government. liz: it is the way that we engineered those cuts that she did not like. they may really cause us to stumble a bit at the end of 2013. ashley: in the past, very upfront about how important it is to cut the deficit. what does he think we should be trimming? liz: i did ask her specifically. she said that health care spending is really going to hit pu

i'm cheryl lynn for liz claman. it is the last hour of trading, and here we go again.t is just a day. talk about red of three major indices are down, and the selling has picked up in just the last hour so. 14,750. down 358 points. new session lows every few as you can see, the s&p and the nasdaq in the negative as well. we were down 1%, 1 and a half%. at 2% in change. all three major market averages, and we will be on this throughout the hour. stay with us. a few stocks. i don't want to bring you down too much. a few stocks that are bucking the trend. a higher bike almost 7%, as you can see. a nice change. this stock is higher by one and 1/4 percent. western alliance, 14 5/7. about one-half percent gain. we're looking for good news in this sea of red as we go into the close. also, we talked about this yesterday. the dollar climbed to a 2-week high against major currencies overnight into the trading session here in this country. analysts say they expect the dollar will see volatile on moves in the coming weeks. investors try to let gays cells of the economy, not just th

on this friday, i and liz claman. we are so glad that you are with us. treasury prices. let's start with that. the prices are mike yesterday are sliding. yes, they are moving on the ten-year note that one point they rose as high as 2.511%. right now we are jazzed about that. 2.51, that is a big jump from four days ago. it is closing at its highest level. the fed saying they could begin easing the program later this year. one member of the federal reserve, james bullard, talked about the fed's policy statement and he says essentially that anyone found a in that one program this year would be sadly part of the economic predictions. on the far right hand side, you can see the tenure shooting up 55 basis points closing at 11.049%. the countries coalition to break down. can they get this government together? let's take a look at gold. gold is barely moving higher after a significant drop yesterday. at $1295. what a far cry from 1400. and what we see here. we can barely start to be recovered. let's get to the traitors in the floorshow. let's go to the new york stock exchange a

let's talk to liz claman. >> former vice president said it was really interesting. because now we have the irs commissioner, former irs commissioner. he's visiting the white house i am not saying that he didn't make all of those 157 visits. but the point being thht it was right at the time when obamacare was being hotly opposed by the tea party. the house was set to turn or to republican leadership in 2010. if the president here is saying that have nothing to do with the targeting of tax-exempt groups, they turn over the memos and the meeting notes. just release them with the former irs commissioner. if he doesn't, the house committee on investigations and the subcommittee should subpoena them. >> one of the things that was interesting is hat he still felt that ungodly, out of all the scandals that we had, whether it was the irs going after conervatives, that was the scandal that had the most itwould flip conventional wisdom. i understand that's involved in benghazi and we cannot make light of it. that is something that catches up with yu. so this president is out t

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now, we continue the "countdown to the closing bell" with liz claman live from washington, d.c.. e you are watching the lower ticker here. the way the ticker in the afternoon and last hour works is you see the intra-day moves. it's been a fascinating day. we were up earlier, then down, up, now down. it's not the low of the sessions. they were down 152 points of the despite that, though, there are stocks doing absolutely beautifully. in fact, two data storage companies, don't count them out, they are getting significant highs now. nicole has that story. >> that's right. we've had a lot of volatility, but worth taking about data storage companies on a day where western digital hit an all-time record high. you look at sandisk, nearly a seven year high, and it was a sweep looking at what we heard about with edward snowden and leaks per taping to the national security agency's gathering up of how they gather up up calls, internet data, google, facebook, we know that information, very pertinent, important information has been leakedded, and edward snowden, left hong kong, no one knows w

i'm liz claman. we just say that dow session highs.ghtly off at the moment among but we are seeing numbers and having a great day for the bulls. it is the last hour of trading. major u.s. stock indices are climbing. precious metals are plummeting. that follows what might have been a market first. the first quarter gdp came out showing that theeu.s. economy grew at a slower rate than previously thought. three different numbers for every quarter. this is the second revision. so for the first revision with the second number which came in a downward revised. "just under 2 percent compared to an earlier forecast. that sent treasurys lower. higher, rather. yields lower, and traders selling off with a weaker reports that give investors confidence that the fed will mass scale back its bond buying program anytime soon. here we go with the yield down sixxbasis points. that is for the 10-year. of 5-year option. thus, oh, precious metals. check out. gold and silver stocks. it is down about $4.3. the important part of all of this is that gold is do

cheryl: i am cheryl casone in for liz claman. the dow is actually 15,263 points. little volatile day on the dow did the s&p is higher, the nasdaq is higher, a fraction for every index. into the final hour of trading. the market today can be described as indecisive. going back and forth throughout the session. the s&p rating agency forecasting and improving u.s. economy the optimism appeared short-lived adding to the volatility of trading today. here are the top stories right now. robert gray in san francisco. the apple developers conference. rich edson. and nicole petallides. your headlines, please. nicole: to market is virtually flat, but hy? facebook jumping big time. i will tell you all about. cheryl: rich. rich: a government contractor, we will tell you what this means about federal contractors coming up. cheryl: and robert gray. robert: it has to be announcement from the keynote presentation unveiling the much-anticipated itunes radio. more on that coming up. cheryl: the headlines is still coming out from the apples conference. need you to stay with me for a

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. ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody, i am liz claman. wild day on wall street with the dow swinging back and forth from red to green, back to read, but we want you to look no further than the japanese yen. the dollar versus the yen trading in tandem with stocks all day. check out this chart as the dollar attempt to make a comeback because it has been down two days against the yen trying to strengthen against the japanese currency, stocks took off that the dollar fell again, stocks then fell. the chart as of about 30 minutes ago. dow jones industrials hovering near the session lows. the s&p and the nasdaq also lower. below are the dow jones industrials 116.4. but the highs up 119. so it has been quite a dramatic swing. let's bring in our team for today's headlines. nicole petallides, jeff flock, rich edson in washington, d.c. nicole, to you first. nicole: that they have to watch is the market selling off again. we have not seen that yet in the year 2013. liz: save the s&p. jeff? jeff: a nice run on the commodities today. the energies, the

. ♪ cheryl: i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. it is the last hour of trading, and u.s.tocks are mixed on wall street today. blackberry is getting hammered after reporting disappointing earnings. check out the intraday chart. the stock right now falling down almost $4. that is a loss on a percentage basis of almost 28%. this -- suffering the biggest one day drop in more than a decade. much more in a moment. this could be the final act for the company. one of the biggest losers dragging down the day throughout the session has been ibm. down almost $5. two and a half percent loss. down about 9% for the month of june. analysts say that ibm was being led down by the tech services firm after it lowered its 4-year outlook on the stock. and we cannot forget gold today. 1169 an ounce. august 2010. suffering its first quarterly loss. trading in 1975. investor concerns over the fed plans to wind down the stimulus. gold, as you can see, 1227. less than an hour left in the second quarter. was checking with nicole petallides at the new york stock exchange with a look at the s&p winne

liz claman goes through the last hour of trading, a slew of chinese companies preparing to ipo here inu.s. investors be worried, on board, nervous? i don't know. liz has all that and the rest of the day's business news including congressmens from two fed governors we heard earlier today. the dow down 98 points, and "countdown to the closing bell" is nextment don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ chie new, ipo loser, at least four chinese companies making plans to blast off at the u.s. stock scene preparing to go public here. who are they? should you jump? or wait to test the waters? we all like shopping when it comes to stock, so when is the smart money buying? we have a list of value stocks. you can't afford to miss these deals. a driverless cars getting closer and closer to a reality, you'll never guess what's worrying americans the most about them. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ hey, never, never, i'm never getting into a driverless car. why would i do that? i'm liz claman, the last hour of trading, so much for what could have been the 21 club. the tuesday's streak, 20 in a ro

i'm liz claman. that all-important last hour of trading.he dow jones industrials moving higher by triple digits. you see, the dow up 152 points. up a full percentage point. what a difference one day makes. yesterday about an hour earlier but were up 191 points and then dropped most of that off on the word that the financial times had an article questioning what exactly would be said by the fed tomorrow when it comes to tapering. today we don't have any such articles. regis the major markets moving higher with the s& points the nasdaq towering hire about one full percentage point. we did not mention the russell 2000. tte highest percentage mover. today it is not necessarily what is trading at the new york stock %-headlines as much as the building itself. on your screen, the iconic century building. larry talking about it? we learned today that the nsa program uncovered a plot to blow up the new york stock this change. that is according to the fbi. it was discovered while monitoring and known extremist in yemen. of course, the nsa has been un

i'm liz claman.s the last hour of trading, and can only be described as a pretty impressive comeback. let's get this. for most of the session up until early in the last hour, we were looking at a sea of red, numbers to the downside. markets are sudden the storming back right now. take a look. up six points. the nasdaq better by nine. the dow has been down 116 points earlier this morning. right now holding on to pretty decent gains. an important technical standpoint if the dow does not hold on to these gains. if the definition floor this would mark the first time this year that we have seen three consecutive days of our movement the technical guys love to let these numbers. sometimes they mean something and sometimes they don't. negativity this morning on the heels of some positive economic data that, perhaps, indicated to the market that investors see good news is bad news meaning the end of the fed's attempts to prop up the market. is that good day? a number of americans seeking unemployment fell 11

i'm liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. we need to talk technology.s you just heard, breaking news from ashley and tracy. shares had been halted after announcing layoffs of some 520 employees. looking at the stock right now, still moving slightly higher. you saw the spike after the news because sometimes the market interpreted that kind of news as accompanying its acting here. at the moment it is still tough. it has been well-off of the highs of the year. we should also mention apple defending itself from allegations that it tried to collaborate with publishers to fix the price of the-books at a higher rate than what amazon was charging. we will be joined by a former antitrust lawyer in just a moment. how is the gain in this? what does he think will happen? also check in with nicole petallides on the floor of the nyse-listed is stock reaction, including all the competitors. speaking of apple, it is about to be taken over by rival global in terms of being the most popular application platform according to the financial times. you have to understand how

i'm liz claman.t is the last hour of trading, and we are witnessing a rather stunning comeback right now in the dow jones industrials after being down 250 points earlier. the s&p also getting crunched, down 32 points. look at the tape right now, what a difference from just a few hours ago when major worries gripped the market, ducking and deeply into the red. right now the dow was down 71 points, trying to make a comeback. seventeen minutes ago redound. the nasdaq, forced russians -- bourse session string of losses. the s&p now down -- i hate to say just ten points. it had been down more than 32 points. what a difference over the last hour or so. let's rewind what happened. chinese shanghai investors saw their dow jones industrials dropped three points, and every major market in asia and europe also bidding slow work. people's bank of china policy overseas sell-off after it essentially told chinese bankers, you guys have to us solve your own liquidity problems. chinese central bank worried about some

i'm liz claman. live from washington d.c.n this last hour of trading, we're going to have much more on my exclusive interview with the head of the international monetary fund christine lagard, including the imf deal with the u.s. economy and where it sees risk. also, we will talk about the one thing happening in a landmark german court case right now. could it up and the entire euros of recovery? and could that drag on the u.s. economy? first, i miss on consumer sentiment expectations. just a day after triple digit gains in the dungeons industrials, take a look. a triple digit loss on the dow, down about 113 points. and as easy, the s&p 500 is struggling along with the nasdaq, lower by nine points. the nasdaq losing 19 points. equities down. once again, like yesterday, made is the data. the total opposite direction. what happened? well, wholesale prices. reduced in the price index rose about five tenths of a percent which happens to be much higher than the 110 to the% many analysts expected. it is the first increase in three

. ♪ cheryl: i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman.t is the last hour of trading, and just a short time ago, the cftc, the commodities futures trading commission announcing civil charges against former mfglobal head, a former new jersey governor and ceo of goldman, jon corzine. we will talk to a cftc commissioner about what this all means. interest rates are rising and rising more. the 30 year fixed mortgage rate averaging 4.46%, up from 88%. this is the highest weekly average since july 28 the 2011 to also the biggest weekly jump. all of this according to freddie mac. and rates have been rising ever since june 19th when fed chairman jim -- ben bernanke and has the potential for reducing his bond buying program over the fed. meanwhile, two of the chairman's board members up speaking today. we will tell you exactly what they said and how the markets are reacting to all of this. here's a hint for you. look at gold, falling at this point. it is now 12003. the dow more than $25. 2640. they expect the trend to continue as interest rates con

. ♪ cheryl: i'm cheryl casone in for liz claman. it is the last hour of trading, and u.s. today. blackberry is getting hammered after reporting disappointing earnings. check out the intraday chart. the stock right now falling down almost $4. that is a loss on a percentage basis of almost 28%. this -- suffering the biggest one day drop in more than a decade.

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i'm cheryl lynn for liz claman. it is the last hour of trading, and here we go again.of three major indices are dow

cheryl: i am cheryl casone in for liz claman. the dow is actually 15,263 points.le day on the dow did the s&p is higher, the nasdaq is higher, a fraction for every index. into the final hour of trading. the market today can be described as indecisive. going back and forth throughout the session. the s&p rating agency forecasting and improving u.s. economy the optimism appeared short-lived adding to the volatility of trading today. here are the top stories right now. robert gray in san francisco.