of the new york stock exchange in the coming weeks investor rocket internet of palin is seeking to cash in on shares worth up to two hundred fifty million dollars rocket however is not commenting. so let's get some comments instead from our studio guest and that is moses' aka the founder and c.e.o. of africa link and that's an african entrepreneurial conference based here in berlin first of all it's great to have you here with us but you make of that statement that africa is on the verge of an e-commerce boom i think that that is actually an interesting statement and such a good one because definitely if you look at the structure is enough. there has been a lot of luck of infrastructure but the access to internet has now made possible for businesses like jr to be able to really skillful i mean like you said that they are still kind of making losses but i would say that there is a lot of integrated services that are coming our own with this whole economist system and basically it's actually making it possible for many people that are now have access to the mobile phone ices the internet

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen and david faber from the new york stock exchange. order news, security talks, a lot more. >> the red map for the hour starts with u.s. stocks searching for direction on renewed hopes of a china/u.s. trade deal ahead of the march 1st deadline washington scrambling to avoid a government shutdown. top lawmakers needing to revive stalled border negotiations. >> and one new york city council member to say what he says is an unprecedented act of corporate welfare. >> we're talking about amazon's proposed headquarters in queens. >> first up, top u.s. trade negotiators are preparing for another round of face-to-face meetings in the face of the march 1st deadline as a second federal government looms if lawmakers fail to reach a deal by friday. got team coverage this morning our kaylle l.a touchy and ylan mui. >> reporter: there's a return trip for deputies after talks in early january, and now they are trying to lay the groundwork for treasury secretary mnuchin and lighthizer's arrival in china on wednesday to further these talks. the u.s., we

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we're live from the new york stock exchange carl is on assignment this morning. t's give you a look at futures as we get ready to begin a new trading week here at the new york stock exchange. you can see -- i'll call it flat i don't know what you want to call it. european markets open for some time and euro stocks overall, down a little bit dax down a little bit, ftse the only winner so far in trading. that will conclude a couple of hours from now ten-year note yield, yields coming down, got that strong employment number the other day. there it is. 2.711% is where we stand and wti around 54.5, down a bit. let's get to our road map this morning. it does start with the rally pause. futures, as you saw, flat open, potentially being pointed to the dow and nasdaq coming off six straight weekly gains. the s&p, by the way, is at its highest level since the third of december 2018. plus the word of the day, defense. new england patriots holding the l.a. rams to 3 points. it was the lowest scoring super bowl ever and the sixth lombardi trophy of the brady/belichick era. and

therefore up for the year and of course we told you about the gangbusters stocks both in new york at nasdaq and in new york stock exchangeso if you look all the way across our planet for the first month of the year all green arrows really pretty incredible we'd all thought that the economy was maybe headed down and not just in the states but across the entire planet we see markets up for the month of january sort of a shocker and very interesting. and time now for a quick break but hang with us because when we return we asked the question are security tokens the darlings of crypto and block chain gray schroeder the c.e.o. octo joins us plus one company's wildly and the wickedly successful todd neely was written extensively about opioids joins us as we go to break you're the numbers at the closing bell we'll be back in a flash. us veterans who come back from war often tell the same stories. we're going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either they're already several generations of them so i just got this memo from the circular defenses office says w

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange hat and more., diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. u.s. stocks slipped yesterday, snapping a five-session winning streak for the s&p 500. mixed quarterly results and a lack of quarterly results and a lack of u.s.-china trade talks seemed to rattle the markets. the dow dropped 21 points. the s&p 500 shed 6, and the nasdaq fell 26. fisher-price is recalling barbie dream campers sold at walmart due to a risk of injury to kids. a faulty foot pedal issue can cause the toy vehicles to accelerate after the foot pedal is released and potentially cause injury. 44,000 of the battery-operated vehicles are affected. the u.s. consumer product safety commission says there were 17 reports of the power wheel toys continuing to turn after the pedal released. no injuries have been reported. >>> the new york police department is calling for the waze navigation google application to stop showing the drunk driving checkpoints. the app features realtime user-submitted reports which advised drivers about potent

from brazil up eight thousand miles to the great white north through the ts exit stock exchange up for the week and a new york nasdaq was up as is the new york stock exchange up for the week and two solid weeks of markets in the u.s. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return the trump administration's environmental protection agency has walked away from the negotiating table with the state of california over fuel efficiency standards and a fierce fight may be in the offing mournful. the car coach will join us plus we talk kryptos with colleen sullivan the c.e.o. of c.m.t. digital hold it as we go to break here the daily numbers from new york at the closing bell will be back in a flat. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it your style or here i mean you are liz put me in the neighborly is that i'm you pulling me to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty fourteen. those who took part in this today over five billion

we have traders at the new york stock exchange and cme group. at the new york stock exchange, jonathan corpina, what is that? he's basically saying buy the rumor, sell the news? good news is bad news once again? >> i think he's just saying this market doesn't have enough strength to get through these big headlines we have in front of us. i tend to disagree. if you go back six months or actually four months, the same headlines woorp tae were talkin then, we are talking about now. the blip we saw in the market from december down to the lows and bouncing straight up, we went down too fast and are coming up too fast. we are essentially at the same level we were back in december. if you kind of look back further in the chart, we were this level that we are trading at now was the support level back in august. it's important for us to stay here and stay at these levels, 2800 is a psychological number people look at. i think 2813 is probably the next level on the upside. clearly, the information we get out of washington is going to dictate the market, is

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. ng. >> good morning anne-marie. asian markets are mixed ahead of a new round of u.s./china trade talks kicking off in washington today. wall street futures are mixed after finishing last week in positive territory. u.s. markets were closed yesterday in observance of presidents' day. on friday the dow rallied 443 points. the s&p 500 rose 29 and the nasdaq added 45. >>> the federal aviation administration is investigating southwest airlines over baggage weight discrepancies. air safety regulators are probing the airline for widespread miscalculations of ba loade oan.rky earof checked ago and no fines have been imposed. southwest says it will begin new baggage counts procedures by the end of this year. >>> nature's path brand is recalling several varieties of cereal that contain undeclared gluten. choco chimps, gorilla munch and jungle munch cereals are affected. people who have a wheat allergy, celiac disease or sensitivity to gluten and wheat should not consume the affected products. th

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.g, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, this week investors can expect several earnings report from tech-heavyweights. google reports later on its parent company, snapple reports tomorrow, and twitter on thursday. on friday, the dow rose 64 points. the s&p added two, and the nasdaq lost 17. >>> nissan is scrapping plans to build its new x-rail suv in britain, producing it solely in japan. the automaker says with only two months before brexit, uncertainty over britain's departure from the eu was making it harder to plan for the future. declining demand for diesel vehicles in europe has forced nissan to invest in other technologies and move to save costs. the company also recently cut hundreds of jobs at its sunderland factory, britain's biggest car plant. >>> foxconn says it will build its wisconsin factory after all. the company is reversing course after new discussions with president trump. it remains unclear what level of work will occur at the plant.la it would not be

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.iane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. asian markets closed mostly higher today after president trump indicated positive momentum with trade talks between the u.s. and china. yesterday mr. trump suggested he is open to easing off the march 1st deadline to complete negotiations. that is when tariffs on chinese goods are set to increase if a deal isn't reached. another market mover to keep an eye on today is what the forever -- what the federal reserve says when minutes from its january policy meeting are released. >>> u.s. stocks gained some momentum on the u.s.-china trade talks. the major indices closed slightly higher. strong holiday sales reported by walmart also helped nudge the market higher. the dow rose eight points, the s&p 500 added four, and the nasdaq gained 14. >>> the u.s. food and drug administration is warning against a growing trend where people pay to receive an infusion of a younger person's blood. the fda says the infusions are dangerous and will not reverse ag

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diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane.d morning, anne-marie. among the media reports are the social media company snap and entertainment giant disney. both companies are set to report after the close today. now, on monday, dow rallied 175 points. the s&p 500 added 18 and the nasdaq rose 83. >>> a federal bankruptcy judge has approved a major debt restructuring plan for puerto rico. the deal allows puerto rico to cut its sales tax back debt by 32%. it's expected to help the government save an average of $456 million a year in servicing debt. the government will have to pay $32 billion in the next 40 years as part of the restructuring. in 2015, puerto rico's governor declared it was unable to repay its public debt. >>> on the retail front, charlotte russe filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans to close 94 stores. the young woman's clothing chain becomes the latest mall retailer to file for bankruptcy protection. charlotte russe suffered from dramatic reduction in sales and instore traffic. >>> chicago o'hare airport is no

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seema mody was in the o middlef all the action at the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: encouraging headlines from washington fueling a big rallyalnl street. first, stocks jumping on uews that. lawmakers had secured a tentative deal on border securityfunding, which could prevent another partial government shutdown due to begin saturday. markets keeping close eye on trade developments out of beijing, where a u.s. delegation is continuing talks with china this week in hopes of reaching a trade deal before the march 1st deadline. optimism pushing china-related names like caterpillar, deere wd boeing higher by around 2%. the question ither the rally can last, and a lot of that will depend on the commentary from beijing later this week. for "nightly business report," seema mody, the new york stock exchange. >>> boy, just 24ours ag it appeared lawmakers were still far apart from reaching a deal to prevent the government from shutting downagain, but 2 hours later, there's a tentative agreement in place, but questions still remain. >> reporter: capitol hill racing against the clock to final

from brazil up eight thousand miles to the great white north through the ts exit stock exchange up for the week and a new york nasdaq was up as is the new york stock exchange up for the week at two solid weeks of markets in the u.s. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return the trump administration's environmental protection agency has walked away from the negotiating table with the state of california over fuel efficiency standards and a fierce fight may be in the offing more unfair. the car coach will join us plus we talk kryptos with colleen sullivan the c.e.o. of c.m.t. digital hold it as we go to break here the daily numbers from new york at the closing bell will be back in a flash. as far right parties obsess about the danger is them presents to the western lifestyle some islamic scholars are concerned about the opposite. the dead muslims don't step up their game within the next twenty to forty is islam they vanish from europe all those fee is really just to find. the. money to set up i said. so there are a lot of bills. and they have a mission but. we . don't want out of the m

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange. diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president trump says he will delay additional china tariffs originally scheduled to start on friday. on twitter, the president cited, quote, substantial progress in talks between the countries regarding their disputes over china's technology policies. president trump might meet with china's president if negotiations continue to improve. >>> stocks in asia finished higher on news of progress in u.s.-china trade talks. back home, federal reserve chairman jerome powell heads to capitol hill to testify before the senate tomorrow and the house on wednesday on u.s. monetary policy. and fourth-quarter gdp data will be released on thursday. last friday, the dow rallied 181 points. the s&p 500 gained 17, and the nasdaq rose 67. >>> chinese electronics maker huawei ikingn samsung with the foldable phone. it's campaigning against the galaxy fold. it will cost about $2,600. samsung's galaxy costs roughly $2,000. the foldable phone will have 5g connect

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.>> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president trump says the u.s. and china are moving closer to reaching a trade agreement. he said he will meet with chinese president xi jinping soon to seal the deal. mr. trump met with china's vice premier in the oval office yesterday following two days of high-level talks. president trump maintains march 1st as the hard deadline. the president says if a deal is not reached by then, he will boost tariffs on chinese goods. >>> stocks were mixed in asia this morning as trade talks concluded on wall street. street stocks soared wall street stocks soared overall in the first month of the year. the s&p 500 scored its best january since 1987, and the dow -- since 1989. the dow had its strongest january since 1989. now the dow fell 15 points yesterday, closing just below 25,000. the s&p 500 gained 23, though, and the nasdaq rallied 98. >>> amazon is reporting record-breaking holiday sales and earnings. the e-commerce giant raked in $3 billion in profit

diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more.eporter: good morning, anne-marie. many asian markets gained some ground this morning after a report that the u.s. and china have begun to outline a deal to end the trade war. u.s. stocks closed higher yesterday following the release of minutes from the federal reserve's january policy meeting. the dow jumped 63 points. the s&p 500 added four, and the nasdaq rose two. >>> advertisers are boycotting youtube after a report that pedophiles are actively commenting on videos of children. disney, nestle, and other major brands said they've stopped buying ads on the video-sharing website. this after a blogger posted a clip last sunday detailing how pedophiles were making sexually suggestive comments directed at children on the site. a spokesperson for youtube says it's disabled comments on tens of millions of videos in response to the latest concerns. >>> meanwhile, google claims a hidden microphone in a home security device was not meant to be a secret. the tech giant acknowledged it made an

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around two hundred sixty billion barrels if saudi aramco would have listed shares in the new york stock exchange or the london stock exchange the regulators would have forced saudi arabia to come clean on all of its reserves you know how much of that is proven probable or otherwise i think that's a tough sell within the kingdom within saudi aramco and within the ministry and all the way up to the head of state i don't think so do you arabia is not trustworthy when it comes to their reserves i think their reserves that there but the capacity is another question the saudi aramco has never produced twelve and a half million barrels a day and has never come within about a million barrels a day of that aramco says that it can reach that level of capacity after a period of about six months of additional investment right so it can't just twist a few valves and crank up an extra two million barrels a day i can remember on one occasion. sitting in the office of the. minister petroleum who did not know that i understood arabic. when one of his aides came rushing in. and said we've got we've proved the res

around two hundred sixty billion barrels if saudi aramco would have listed shares in the new york stock exchange or the london stock exchange the regulators were forced saudi arabia to come clean on all of its reserves you know how much of that is proven probable or otherwise i think that's a tough sell within the kingdom within saudi aramco and within the ministry and all the way up to the head of state i don't think so do you arabia is. not trustworthy when it comes to their reserves i think their reserves are there but the capacity is another question the saudi aramco has never produced twelve and a half million barrels a day and has never come within about a million barrels a day of that says that it can reach that level of capacity after a period of about six months of additional investment right so we can't just twist a few valves and crank up an extra two million barrels a day i can remember on one occasion. sitting in the office of of them. minister petroleum who did not know that i understood arabic. when one of his aides came rushing in. and said we've got we've proved the reserves in

around two hundred sixty billion barrels if saudi aramco would have listed shares in the new york stock exchange or the london stock exchange the regulators would force saudi arabia to come clean on all of its reserves you know how much of that is proven probable or otherwise i think that's a tough sell within the kingdom within saudi aramco and within the ministry and all the way up to the head of state i don't think so do you arabia is not trustworthy when it comes to their reserves i think their reserves that there but the capacity is another question the saudi aramco has never produced twelve and a half million barrels a day and has never come within about a million barrels a day of that says that it can reach that level of capacity after a period of about six months of additional investment right so it can't just twist a few valves and crank up an extra two million barrels a day i can remember on one occasion. sitting in the office of of them. minister petroleum who did not know that i understood arabic. when one of his hades came rushing in. and said we've got we've proved the reserves in

let's take you through some of the big movers in terms of points on the new york stock exchange and the dow jones industrials average. home depot right now one of the biggest point contributors worth a little 30 points scoot over to the panel next to that, goldman sachs also one of the biggest point contributors accounting for maybe around 35, 40 points. united health group another one of those stories with regard to the dow jones industrials average worth 30, 35 points. then if you swing over to imc, boeing shares one of the biggest point contributors as well, up by $6.5. worth 40 plus points as we talk about some of the gains, china a big part of that story and those names driving a lot of the action in the dow jones industrials average. back to you. >> let's go to the white house now. president trump expected to sign the spending bill that went through congress yesterday to avoid a government shutdown. but he's also declared a national emergency on the border with mexico to get money to build a wall eamon javers is at the white house. >> reporter: you're right. we're starting to get

i'm sara eisen here with david faber and mike santoli live from the new york stock exchange at post nine at where we stand in the market stocks lower across the board. s&p down half a percent. the dow is down a little more than that, down 165. coca-cola certainly not helping, and same with the economic data. weakest retail sales in nine years. let's get to rick santelli with some more breaking data. rick >> reporter: yes a november read on business inventories expecting a gain of 210. the number is down 1% of .1% do remember this is november, but it adds to a long list of numbers that are soft today and we'll be spending a good chunk of the day discussing some of the reasons why. think seasonal adjustments also a reason david faber, back to you. >> okay. thank you. >> and i think that's going to be the conversation today which is are the weak numbers something to write off because of the shutdown and because of the weakness that we saw, for instance,in the stock market towards the end of the year last year, or does it signal some real red flags about the economy to come? >> that is the k

revenue growth to slow in the first quarter of your tech christie, the new york stock exchange. to ask you -- ted joins us from the new york stock exchange. i want to ask you -- it was more about can we add airplanes? demand has been strong and we are happy with that. broadly, one issue we saw last time around was with atc. are you concerned we will see as aterm damage caused result of what is happening here? could be a real problem if there is a long-term stoppage. it would be difficult to recover. i am optimistic that does not happen and we can remain focused and working with leaders to come up with a solution that helps the airline industry move forward. is pleased market with some of your recent financement. how would you carry through the year? ted: it was difficult to hear your question. vonnie: how you continue to carry through your promises in what will be a volatile year? ted: i cannot pick up on what you are saying. things are going ok. guy: can we talk a little about your decision midway through the year to renew your fleet? you have talked about taken the a320 family

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coming up, officially listed on he new york stock exchange, what this means for the canadian cannabispany next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: trending across the universe and dropping marshawn lynch from the investment banking brand. acquired erica marshawn lynch during the financial crisis. millennials, ame story says debt among 19 to 19-year-old americans exceeded $1 trillion at the end of 2018, for ighest debt exposure the youngest adult group, spending compared to older generations. many controversies to win the academy award for picture, it faced criticism through some members of family, it inaccurately displays the relationship. total of three oscars last night. you can follow all of these tories on your bloomberg terminal and tictoc on twitter. romaine. romaine: can trust began ticker symbol,he investors will have user access to the stock and potentially add more volume. canntrust now is c.e.o. joining us live in the studio, welcome. how important is the u.s. market canadian ly for the companies because we have been talking about so much about canadian companies and their cana

jeans maker levi strauss has filed documents for a listing on the new york stock exchange, planning aold company, which is controlled by the descendants of the founder, could be worth as much as $5 billion according to cnbc. and now, what's trending in the business news this morning. 0n bloomberg — a $2.5 billion blue jeans fortune emerges with levi's ipo plan. the descendants of founder levi strauss still own 59% of the company started in 1873 — which could be valued at $5 billion when it floats. 0n quartz — a feud between france and italy sums up the deep rift over europe — mainstream pro—european liberal versus populist. and business insider hears from a prominent former google executive who says she has "grave concerns about how strategic decisions are made at google today" and how it treats employees. and don't forget, let is know what you are spotting online — use the hashtag bbcthebriefing. always keen to hear from you. that's it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets: —— will be back with news briefing injusta —— will be back with news brie

i was the you youngest ceo in the new york stock exchange with my first company. i have a goal, i put everything behind it. >> we had a lot of names entering. >> i haven't cleared the field. >> does that bother you? >> no because it frames the conversation, right? look around climate change. i have been a huge advocate for doing something against global warming. i was given legislator of the year award. i was against the excel pipeline, introduced a carbon tax in my first term. i was part of putting in place the first bipartisan carbon tax proposal in congress last year. i have a very clear view as to how we get something done soon on climate. we have this green new deal that's emerged. a bunch of people i'm running against have gotten behind that. that's completely unrealistic. that's never going to happen. that's a step backward on climate change. in some ways, i think having other people in the race sharpens the focus for the voters as to what they are looking for. i think with me, they will get someone who will focus on finding common ground, solving problems,

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and finally british boxer anthonyjoshua rang the opening bell at the new york stock exchange on tuesdaymiller at madison square garden on the first ofjune. joshua's ibf, wba and wbo world heavyweight titles will be on the line. certainly enjoying that today, wasn't he? that's all from sportsday. there's more on the bbc sport website. it is good night from us, goodbye. we'll bring you the papers in a moment but first some breaking news. joan ryan has become the eighth mp to resign from the labour party over the leadership's handling of brexit and anti—semitism. she's the mp for enfield north. let's go straight to westminster and speak to our political correspondent jonathan blake. tell us more. she has become the eighth member of the labour party in parliament, to equate and join the new independent group and she has posted a 4—page letter this evening on twitter in which he sets out her reasons for doing so. it is solely really on the basis of what she sees asjeremy really on the basis of what she sees as jeremy corbyn's failure to tackle theissue as jeremy corbyn's failure to tackle th

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kristina partsinevelos is at the new york stock exchange with today's business brief. er: shares of papa john's dropping on the news the world's third largest pizza chain will be seeking investments, according to sources, after it did not meet valuation expectations. shares right now are down over 9%. japanese conglomerate sony reporting its best ever quarterly profit thanks to its acquisition of emi music publishing, but shrinking profits from the gaming business have some investors concerned and looking for successors to its five-year-old gaming console, play station 4. shares of sony are down 8%. >>> and merck is seeing the benefits of its cancer drug keytruda. the pharma giant's earnings getting a boost after soaring 66% last quarter, accounting for 20% of merck's total revenue. shares of merck are up nearly 3% on the news. >>> up next, we will take a deeper look at president trump's pending meeting with xi jinping. "countdown" will be right back. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along

let's go right to deirdre bolton on floor of the new york stock exchange. >> hey, melissa, around noone really saw the gains start to solidify. you had this steady climb higher. if you look at the dow and its gains for the day, you had two tech stocks along with boeing, basically added 75 points to the dow. it was apple, microsoft and as i mentioned boeing. those three together, plus 75 for the dow. look at apple's intraday stock, you will see some pricing. apple's market cap, surpassing amazon. number one poll position, largest u.s. company measured by market cap. apple, amazon vying. apple surpassed amazon for the day. you guys are waiting for google earnings. one thing i thought i would point out ahead of that number's release a lot of analysts i was speaking to today, they are wondering if this quarter is the quarter alphabet gaggle breaks out revenue and what they earn to youtube. believe it or not there are a billion hours watched around the world per day in a 24 hour cycle on google's youtube, alphabet's youtube. the company has never really broken out the revenue numbers. one a

we'll take you live to floor of new york stock exchange and to the actions at the cme. first let's go to edward lawrence, who is live in d.c. edward? reporter: melissa, we'll know a lot more where things stand next week. u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer goes with treasury secretary steve mnuchin to continue face-to-face talks. looks like there is no meeting between march 1st deadline between donald trump and president xi xinping. this is a little hard to hear. it is important that you get this information. listen. >> press, let's go. >> not yet. maybe. [inaudible]. >> let's go. keep moving. reporter: earlier white house economic advisor larry kudlow spooked the markets with these comments on fox business network, about that meeting. >> no date has been set. no time, no place, no nothing at the moment. he has said it is likely that that meeting will take place. and i might add the president has indicated that he is optimistic with respect to potential china trade deal. but, but, but. you have got pretty sizable difference to go here. we have miles to go before

we have been talking about this when i see you on the floor of the new york stock exchange. it's really encouraging to see markets gas up, especially in the final hour of trade. that shows that there is shall we say enthusiasm to buy in the risk. >> certainly. very positive now for weeks and we have had very sharp moves, sometimes even in the last 10 or 15 minutes, which is really an indicator that big institutional money managers are finding toward the end of the day, they still have a lot of their buy orders to be unexecuted so they have to be a lot more aggressive right toward the end of the day. susan: but phil, what about $55 a barrel? is it positive or negative, it affects consumers but also helps producers. >> i think it's positive. i think the price of oil this recent run is showing the opposite of what we saw at the end of last year when oil prices were crashing. they were crashing because everybody thought the global economy was grinding to a halt, we are going into recession, and all of a sudden no, wait a second, maybe things aren't that bad and oil prices need t

kristina partsinevelos on floor of new york stock exchange. christina?> we're at session highs but nonetheless closed in the green. what has contributed? you alluded to the jobs numbers. we also got ism manufacturing numbers. for the jobs report, really beat analyst expectations. economists expecting a lot less. look at those numbers 304,000 jobs added. we had the partial shutdown. the shutdown did contribute though to the unemployment rate which hike ad little higher to the 4%. also some positives. focus on positives. you saw wage growth up 3.2% compared to last year and seems like a lot of furloughed workers, those working for the federal government did tap into the part-time market. you saw a lot of new part-time workers. talking about markets this week, look at that the dow, almost all of them 1.5% higher or the dow almost climbing up higher. so green territory. we know the month of january was best month for stocks in 30 years. we'll see if we continue the trend for february. some of the winners. dow winners for the week. you got boeing on the board

. >>> right now, the opening bell in new york stock exchange where the nasdaq, s&p 500 and dow all up. the nasdaq is up 99 points. and dow raises some 100 points there with tech stocks leading the market. >>> you probay i all go down. rea quarterback wasthe patriots the mvp still the best player is el known basking in the glow. before the super bowl, the hype surrounding brady and goff quarterbacks for the patriots and rams. after new england's win, edelman grabbed the mvp award for grabbing ten passes from brady. he spoke who the win is really for. >> i dedicate this one to my family, my little girl, my pops, my moms, my brother and my sister. you know, the people that have helped me get to where i'm at, people that supported me my whole life. >> on the "today" show he talked about how he once dreamed about being tom brady during eighth grade recess and really cool to see them play together. >> that's really cool. >>> now the rush is on to get out of atlanta. take a look at this. this is at hartedfield jackson airport in atlanta. and it was packed with super bowl fans trying to leave

connell: deirdre bolton on floor of new york stock exchange.t kind of faded into the close, deirdre. >> we started out strong. when the headlines came across there was delay between the u.s. and china, so for the moment not worried about tariffs moving from 10% where they currently stand to 25%. you saw investors react to that on the dow. some of the strength were caterpillar, dow dupont, also cisco. if you look at broader markets, pretty much following that pattern. a lot of trade sensitive groups moving higher. i will read the list. info tech materials, financials really leading. to your point, connell, losing steam overall as we head into the close. one wild card stock we're watch something microsoft in fact. employees sending a open letter to management saying they don't want the equipment that they're using on being sold to the u.s. department of defense. in this case a contract that microsoft had already signed with the u.s. army. microsoft employees, some of them, connell, saying they don't want their projects to be used to help kill peo

for" "nightly business repor i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> and on wall street today, stocks climbedo a two-month high with the s&pos pting its fifth straight gain on these upbesu corporate s. the dow added another 172 points today to 25,411. the nasq climbed by 54, the s&p added about 13 ints. despite this recent market climb, it's still not clear owhere markets next. mike santoli takes it from there. >> five weeks into t2019 and years since the last major bear market ended, the state of the market is confused, or at least more confused than one might expect given the strong rally of more than 15% in the major stoco indexer the past six weeks. this upturn came after one of the quickest 20% dro in years over the prior three months. the decline was all about a fear that a m recessionht be near and federal reserve on the verge of going too far with interest rate increases. the recovery looks like the rapid shift back toward the idea that the u.s. economic expansion is intact and the fed now emphasizing patience in considering further hikes. so which is it? on the one ha