the nikkei to 25 of 7%. i want to get the investor take on what is happening in japan with i sucks share -- with ashok shah. shop, great to have you with us. -- as shock, great to have you ashok, how do you explain a monster move like that tackle -- like that? ashok: we have markets going -- during the summer months. there is then trading. august was on the negative side. the stuff that was coming out of china, as far as emerging market commodity, and the news of the expectation on the fed rate rise was very heart of the market here it -- market. what we're talking about was the integration of asia. china was the biggest issue. they are under pressure which means bad news becomes good news, because you are looking at increasing the content. purchase -- in the sign jonathan: the nikkei has been hammered. down by 2%. when i see a move like 7% and a look at some of the shortselling activity. 40% of the total trading since the beginning of this month. this indicates hurting and nothing counts? and outside move o

the nikkei and cost be looking up. you can see the nikkei up a half of 1%.en: and europe it is a great day so far. the ftse at 1.8%. look at those games for the cac in the german dax as well. nicole: has a radon news for the index futures, the dow was up about 90. s&p 500 to the upside looking like walgreen ahead of the jobs report. lauren: no green for commodities. oil down 13 cents. gold down about four pairs to $1129 a troy ounce. nicole: we see the euro the japanese yen stronger against the greenback this morning. lauren: at the yield of two basis points to 2.18%. nicole: i know a lot of you are apple fans could apple preparing to announce new projects next week. this could include the next apple tv sources saying the device will start at $149 that would be much higher than previous apple tv, but better than the $199 mentioned in the past. they also include universal search allowing users to pull content from services, not just those from apple. one thing is for sure that apple will take the wrap up the latest iphone. the latest device expected to be the

the nikkei up 7.7%.ope index looking for a strong close as they move into their afternoon. nicole: what will the feds do here at home. right out of your stock index futures up 190 points tacking on the 390 by game yesterday. cheryl: now serena williams defeated fist sister venus with the first grand slam since 1988. serena was nearly perfect in the three separate tightened up in the second peer she recovered in the third and serena proved against her sister in grand slam matches. she will face 26 seedbed roberta da vinci. she has never beaten serena. on the men's side of the open, novak djokovic advanced to the semifinals for the ninth year in a row. this match was just after 10:00 p.m. and finished around 1:00 a.m. today wednesday morning. novak djokovic has won only once at the u.s. open. friday's semifinals will face defending champion aaron tillage. in baseball, the blue jays extended their lead in the al east over the new york yankees to a game and a half. the jays beat the red sox five to one in 10

the nikkei down 4%.ts of manufacturing data from china raising fresh concerns and that is if the market they are really hard this morning. lauren: weakness across the board as well. the selloff led by the dax in germany at 2.7%. looks like the selling is picking up a little bit as we do see the ftse in cac down 2%. lauren: u.s. stock market futures look like this. the s&p down 43. nonfactor in a little bit better. it is now down on the 97 points. you can see down two and a quarter%. trade for oily big story. oil prices moving down by nearly 2% of 86 cents. you look at $48.34 for a barrel of oil. lauren: and buster's plane to safety. pulled up almost $9. 1141 at troy ounce. lauren: here is how the u.s. dollar is trading. key turns to you but the euros they descended to the upside they can u.s. dollar. next results as you look at currencies across the globe. the yen is up against the u.s. dollar. lauren: yields on the ten-year treasury 2.16%. sandra: a quick look at sports here. if you weren't able to stay

shanghai 2%, nikkei 4%.lloff. >> lauren: european stock opening sharply lower, still down but not nearly as much as they had been. half by 1%. same losses in well as germany. >> nicole: in politics donald trump unveils a plan. also warning about zero interest rate. >> lauren: clashing with vladimir putin, also meeting with cuban leader raul castro. first look at what's moving in the latest market and breaking news and what to expect to your day ahead. we have to kick things off in asia. market taking a huge hit. live in beijing, tracy is a reporter for chinese state television. good tuesday morning to you tras -- tracy. >> basically all sectors in dow, commodity are biggest losers. chinese banks experienced selloff. hang seng came back down almost 3% today. 30%, an entire index lower. and move to go tokyo, 4% dropping bellow the 17 levels sin januaries, wiping out all of this year's gains and hurt the countries exporters. in south korea, selloff ending in the red. back to you. >> tracy thank you so much for

let's look at the nikkei.rally we have seen in japanese stocks in four years, up more than 5% on the day throughout more than 4% over the course of the last three days this bite the selloff we saw yesterday which signifies the gains. suddenly, back on risk appetite. we are seeing the rally we saw yesterday. hundredand the us but -- the s&p 500 had the second-best day. it is all of the optimism that the chinese government will be able to stabilize the financial market. that is what is kickstarting the surge that is continuing. on the flipside, let's look at how the volatility is falling. vix, the fear index, down significantly. dropped 10% yesterday. we can see the heady days back in august when we saw the significant selloff in china riffling through the world market. now we see a deterioration and a callinming. we are seeing a selloff of u.s. treasuries. you are seeing the emerging markets, the us trailing dollar, the currency starting to gain. -- we'rehe commodities seeing it across asset classes. will tradi

japan's nikkei jumping nearly 8%. well over a 1,000 point gain.biggest one day gain since the financial crisis in '08. europe in rally mode as well and u.s. equity futures are pointing to a big pop on wall street. elsewhere, united continental replaces it's ceo amid a corruption probe and the battle of the williams sisters. a star studded affair at the u.s. open last night as serena holds off venus to keep her quest for a calendar grand slam alive. it is wednesday, september 9th, 2015 and squawk box begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody, welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. i'm becky quick with joe concke and andrew ross sorkin. >> this was a scary scene yesterday. they aborted the takeoff. there were 159 passengers and 13 crew members that scrambled to evacuate losing the slides. there were only minor injuries reported. more on this coming up in a little bit. also more of our exciting kick off on the 20th anniversary of squawk box. our special g

the nikkei benchmark logged a historical one-day gain as global markets trended up. the index rose by more than 1300 points. that's the biggest increase in more than 21 years. for details we go to our business reporter aiko nanao. >> this came as share movements in shanghai suggested the chinese government was trying to stabilize stock prices. here in tokyo it was all about bargain hunting. the nikkei had the biggest one-day gain since january 1994. it rose 7.7% closing at 18,770. the index reached its highest

the nikkei selling off by 2%. let's get an update on what markets across asia are doing from sri live in singapore for us. >> well, the japanese equity markets were the lost leader today as you pointed out. 7-month low at the close. the yen was part of the equation but also underlying china dproeth concerns. i thought it would remove a fairly considerable volatility from the market and we would see stability over the course of the week but not really. it was the case yesterday. we saw a degree of composure. a very different story today. there's real jitters in the asian markets and the emerging markets out here just ahead of the payrolls figure. let me talk to you about the korean benchmark down 1.5% but eking out very modest gains at the settlement. just over the 5,000 mark but this is a market that was down over the course of the week quite sharply so it really is the main risk event. that's the non-farm payrolls. emerging markets are watching this one very closely for any implications for the fed and whether we

nikkei down 7%, falling more than 2% today. china closed once again. >> let's take a cue from europe. as we saw asian stocks down. european stocks are down, and ftse and dax also down 1 1/2% each. >> check out how commodities are reacting. oil is down to $46.34 a barrel concerned about slowing economic growth. gold unchanged. >> let's check the u.s. dollar. euro is stronger against the u.s. dollar as is the japanese yen at moment. >> yields on japanese treasury bond are ahead of the news. welcome to "fbn:am" this friday morning. your first look what is moving in today markets. first look at breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. >> it is all about stocks for investors when the government does release its august jobs report. the report is always closely watched but this one is particularly important. now that the federal reserve is on track to raise interest rates, they said they wanted to do so perhaps as early as this month in their 16th, 17th meeting with the unemployment rate ticking down to 5.2%. investors watch

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the nikkei says it will be a loss.elcome to first up, i am angie lau, community and from the asian headquarters in hong kong, streaming on your mobile. let's should the markets in asia. the first thing this monday morning in the region, to new zealand where it is gaining fractionally higher. the new zealand dollar spot bouncing back from the 1.8% down on friday. tied to the speculation on when the fed will raise rates. we are counting down to the opens in australia, japan, and korea. 25, more than 2% down. 25 -- 225 closed more than 2% down. we start with the g-20 talks where the chinese economy was at the top of the agenda. senior officials stressed that the worst of the turmoil was over and that calm will return to the markets. zeb is looking at the talk. sounded an optimistic tone and china is at the forefront given the market turmoil. had aded for core -- full-court press by policymakers trying to reassure partners of the g-20 that the chinese economy is in fact on a rebound phase, or at least that the worst of the

nikkei pulling back 2%. nikkei the story. somewhat of a mixed bag this morning. lauren: how are stocks trading in europe? opened to the downside and trading to the downside. dax is down almost 2%. 1 1/2% decline in paris. ftse down 1 1/2%. nicole: chevron the best performer on the dow. crude oil is on the move. seeing it to the downside, down .75% at 46.55, lauren. lauren: show you gold prices. after the fed passed on the rate hike, investors putting their money here. $1133 a troy ounce. nicole: a lot of talk about the euro-dollar. let's see where it is. saw it pull back yesterday, gaining today against the green back. u.k. dollar, peso, all stronger against the dollar. lauren: strength against the yen, one of the reasons the japanese stock market did not do well. yield on treasurys 2.17%. investors clearly buying safety after the if he decision yesterday. nicole: welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at what is moving in today's markets, the latest breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. we made it. welcome, everybody. as we reported the federal reserv

you do see a 2.5% loss for the hang seng in the nikkei.ff the lows of the morning. look at that. dax in positive territory for the first time this morning. ftse down 18 right now. lauren: u.s. markets coming off their lows. dow futures now up 133 points. 18 points for the s&p, 39 for the nasdaq. nicole: let's turn to spores. roger federer had no trouble beating in the quarterfinals last night. semi finals tomorrow, -- the other semi finals tomorrow we have novak djokovic will face defending champion warren jill h. yesterday can impact the tory azarenka. wearing down number five seats, patch at quÉbec also in the semifinals tonight. reagan u.s.a. surrender williams will be referred to as jc who's unseeded and going for the big grand slam. she is ranked 43. nfl kicks off tonight. tom brady will at the patriots against the pittsburgh steelers for the fourth super bowl banner. commissioner roger goodell will not be at the game. last night the mets had another comeback win. the third straight day of the mets came from behind for the win. the me

up by 2% and the nikkei, this is the market that stole the show today. up by 7.7%. this is the session chart and we close at session highs here. this is the biggest percentage gain. since october 2008, the biggest point gain since 1994 and why did all of this happen? well, first of all because of the very positive risk sentiment that also came through from wall street but also because the japanese prime minister ignited hopes of further easing at a speech to investors where he outlined a plan for corporate taxes. the leader said now is the time to invest in japan. nancy, you have to wonder how sustainable the gains really are. that's what we usually see. huge gains and big losses the next day. >> absolutely. some speculation whether or not it's bargain hunting or if the gains can hold. especially as we get closer to the fed decision later in the month. >> the markets were boosted by strength in europe. traders came back really ready for business and every single market here had the second best day of the year. particular strength with the dow jones up 2.4%. nearly 4

the nikkei is on a positive note. gaining on a weekly basis for the first time in a month. new zealand down about the same amount. as he lined we had -- new zealand, we had manufacturing data out, showing expansion in august. bank keepingntral its key interest rates steady. one of the big gainers inch .8%. strengthening jonathan: have a great weekend and asia. we are lookingd, forward to fed today, september 17, when the market finds out if the fed will hike rates. again, has waited once declaring the time is not right. crooks we see the job -- >> we see the job market -- we see there is room for the fed to hold their position for a while. >> the market is confused. the desks some say the rate hike is on. some say it will be delayed. -- some say the rate hike is on. some say it will be delayed. gold currently trading lower. golda signaling we could see rates on the high side. member septimus 17th, we could see a quarter of a percentage point rise. yields,-year treasury that is another to keep an eye on. foreign costs

the nikkei down for 10 to 1% following the slump overnight.ceutical companies still over there. and south korea the coffee hot it is finishing. today's trading slightly below the break in mine. lauren: sounds like you'll be busy. thank you so much. sandra: investors brace as the stocks tumbling over 3%. read chinese data. u.s. stock futures pointed to days when trading resumes this morning. what should investors keep in mind in the face is extremely volatile market. gary smith, president catena group and fox news contributor joins us on the phone. thank you are rising bright and early in getting us ready for a day. as many people awake across the country, what is the most important thing they need to know to start off this wednesday morning? >> one, the wisdom is be patient, don't be scared. i think every investor to be honest with you always needs to have a little scare in them. they need to think my gosh, the market could go down a lot. i'm not trying to put fear in the air, but if you have all of your kids college money in their, make sure

nikkei down.. you have one and a half decline. >> we are seeing pressure here. dow is down 62. these are the lows in the morning. s&p down 7 and a half. >> that's where it seems to be, same on friday. gop runner said to unveil a new tax plan that will hit wealthiest. trump talked about the plan during interview yesterday. we will have details of the trump tax plan. a big day for world leaders in new york as president obama gets ready to address the united nation nations and meets with putin. dow is down substantially this morning. 64 points. your first news at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ ♪ e the world ♪ - ♪ change the world ♪ i would be the sunlight in your universe ♪ ♪ you would think my love was really something good ♪ ♪ baby, if i could ♪ change... ( woman speaks ) ♪ the world... a message from the foundation for a better life. >> breaking news this morning. big day for world's leaders in new york. president obama set to address un followed by vladimir putin. we will have the latest.

you're back to no gain this year on the nikkei. to our mind you could break out to new highs by q-1 next year. >> we prefer investment banks over credit related banks. we do not want to have a lot of international credit risk. we do not wachbt a lot of commodity related credit risk. so investment banks are preferred. >> the technology story is interesting because there's parts of the sector which are more aspirationally valued where the belly of your present value is long into the future and as interest rates go up that should hit some of the value of those stocks. however there's plenty in the technology sector that still has pretty good value. >> congress is also back from recess and the campaign season is hitting up. hillary clinton is set to unveil reforms aimed at making it more apparent. this shows that the democratic rival bernie sanders is leading clinton by 9 points in period new hampshire and also making gains in iowa. >> congress returning from summer recess with a lengthy to do list. they'll start debate this afternoon

for the nikkei average showing a chop of 2.5%.mer story with stocks rising there off 105.9 the s&p 100. cac also higher by 2% in the dax of better than 2%. leaders try to find a way to handle the massive refugees. some of the largest countries, france, germany and u.k. promising and pushing back same pushing back saying we run out of room. we plan to resettle refugees as early as tomorrow. congress getting back to work this morning. returning to washington with two top priorities. more on that coming. on the campaign trails, refusing to apolo

nikkei hasn's recorded its biggest one-day gain since 2008. that came as asian stocks rose across the board amid optimism that chinese policymakers will succeed in stabilizing the mainland equity markets. francine: the chinese premier will address an evening session of the world economic forum and discuss the state of china's economy later this morning. to round up all the market moves, let's get to mark barton. mark: what is going on today , then? the asia pacific index rose the most since 2009 in the last two days. the shanghai composite index benchmark has risen by 5.3%, all on this belief that china will stabilize its financial markets. it comes after all three u.s. indices went down, their second-biggest gain of 2015. index hadsia-pacific its biggest gains in 2009 -- not the most astonishing move today in asia. this is the most astonishing move -- yesterday, 24 hours ago, we were talking about the nikkei erasing all of this year's gains. what a difference a day makes. japan's benchmark, after falling 2.4% yesterday, look at that, all the

nikkei average fell 1.3% to close at 17,645. the index erase most of its gains from last friday as investors sold shares. the topix is down 1%. many important indicators are coming out this week. investors want to see those numbers before making any buy decision and stocks are putting a damper on the nikkei. investors won't get the right to receive the next dividend. hino motors and mitsubishi were one of the worth performers today. both have fallen more than 5%. other losers include nippon paper industries falling 4.3%. the company is set to post a 30% slide in operating profit for april to september. and shares of pharmaceuticals with exposure to the u.s. market fell after biotech firms led a decline on wall street. eisai dropped more than4.4% while takeda pharmaceutical lost 2.2%. investors will have a host of data to digest. china's manufacturing data is in the spotlight and u.s. payroll figures. investors may remain cautio before those numbers. >>> thanks. moving on to oer markets in the asia-pacific region. in china invest

huge nikkei. in china. it looks like we would have a solid day. really crumbled. alix: you can really blame a lot of that on apple. i want to dig into my terminal. the s&p versus apple intraday. as the beginning of the day, they were moving on. smp is the yellow line and apple is the white line. as the announcements came out, the guys were tracking each other pretty it hit session lows at around 2:25 p.m. when you had tim, -- tim cook talking about the iphone. movennot hold a sustained and it drifted lower on the day. 8% of the nasdaq and 4% of the s&p. this chart identifies the trajectory. joe: apple has not been the markets leader it has been in previous years. when apple went, so did the rest of the market. another thing i want to talk about, u.s. two-year yields. we are talking about is a rate hike coming? to rate hikes. typically, we have this volatility, september seemed unlikely. that is not the case. as you can see here, two-year yields are at their highest level since 2011 per year highest of the year and from last year. the market is starting to get rid

. >>> nikkei fell below 18,000 closing at its lowst level in seven months. for details we go to our business reporter yen at tokyo stock exchange. yen. >> investors waiting on u.s. jobs data and many sold shares to book profits. the jobs report is the last major piece of data before u.s. federal reserve critical rate hike in two weeks. nikkei average lost more than 2.1% closing at 17,792. that's the lowest since february. the broader topix lost more than 2%. nikkei lost 7% on the week and that's the sharpest weekly loss since april and fourth straight week of decline. some of the losers include major exporters. they fell on a stronger yen. panasonic was down 4% and toyota motor fell 2.5%. meanwhile soft bank lost 4% after barclays downgraded stock. hints about when the fed will go ahead with an interest rate hike. nguyen reporting from tokyo stock exchange. >>> thanks. moving to other regions. investors cautious ahead of u.s. jobs data. hang seng lost 0.45% lowest in two years, index fell 3.5% declining for seven straight weeks. kospi, lost 2.6% led by conce

hang seng and nikkei are up. the nikkei up 1.76%. nicole.auren: there was talk about deflation in japan. that has been a big story. europe, all up across the board. footsie and the dax up more than 2% each. the cac up 2.3%. all green this morning for these stocks. nicole: loving that screen and loving this one too. dow futures higher by 248 points. s&p up by almost 29. nasdaq adding 58 1/2 points. we want to remind you, tough week for stocks. lauren: down over 1%. let's take a look at some of these commodities. oil up 20 cents. gold completely out this morning, down almost 12 bucks at 1142 a troy ounce. nicole: here are currencies, because the last couple days the dollar has been down versus the euro and the yen and it is down once again this morning. it had been stronger versus the u.k. pound. that is not the case today. lauren: yield on 10 year bond. nicole: iphone hit stores worldwide. apple fans lining up for days in some cases to get the tech giant's best-selling device. geeking out over reviews after sophisticated camera and 3d touch t

the nikkei is up 3.5%, so is the broader topix. the nikkei fell to the lowest level since the beginning of february closing at 17400 level. so it's pretty amazing to see the nikkei bounce back to 18,000 level again. the spotlight will be on apple for wednesday. apple is expected to unveil a new iphone and perhaps a new tfb, and this news could affect some individual shares in asia especially if we have a lot of apple suppliers especially here in japan and also in taiwan. >> a lot of componentmakers, obviously. looking forward to that. now, switching to currencies, the yen had been pushed off on global uncertainty where some of the key players trading now? >> the dollar's basically not that strong yet. although we did see the greenback rise against the yen yesterday following the rally in shank hi shanghai stocks on tuesday. let's see where they are when the markets open in about an hour. market players are willing to be aggressive buyers as we have the key policy meeting next week. switching the subject, japan's ipo scene is heatin

the nikkei fell by 4%, closing at 16,930. the broader topix fell by 4.4%, the biggest fall in more than a month. it's the first time for the nikkei to finish below 17,000 since january 16th, lowest level in eight months, and some analysts are lowering the level of the benchmark. the losers by sector were auto makers. toyota, honda, and nissan were sold off heavily losing 4.8%. in europe, the volkswagen scandalfuls the slump of auto shares, but in japan, we have not invested in diesel engines, so stocks are slow because of sales abroad. shipping sales were hit hard too. yusen tumbled by 7% as the news of the japanese shipper filed bankruptcy and dampened the entire sector. commodities are down and prices plummet acrosshe globe. kobe steel fell 11% as well as nippon and sumitomo metal. they are rushing to convert stocks to cash in risk aversion moves. risk averse sums up what's going on in the market and seems like the negative news from china will keep coming. at the tokyo stock exchange. >> thanks. >>> moving oto other market

and losee nikkei fall all of this year's gains yesterday. i just regain footing today. -- they just regained footing today. the fact that the japanese yen is weakening is helping. asx rising. aske shanghai composite rising 1%. hang seng rising 2.2%. we heard from goldman sachs that authorities in china probably $236 billion trying to .rop up the market in shanghai they succeeded today. they are gaining. untamed --remaining unchunchanged. the latest steps in order to reorganize the big -- business empire with infrastructure offering $11.6 billion in stock to buy a sister company, hong kong electric here that would be power assets. i also up 4%. not to you. relationships and that survives to financial crisis, change in sovereignty. three decade-long hong kong peg is trapped in a tug-of-war between the united is in china. who is going to win here or is it really a battle? juliet with the details. reporter: a battle or telework. cut between the tightening u.s. monetary policy and the slowdown in mainland china. this means hong kong virtually has

nikkei rising by half a percent.to take you through some of those chinese text that we are watching closely. the automaker is rising today after it announced that it will be asked for 10,000 of their vehicles. we also have the stock taking a hit today. the macau vip market may never is whatme back -- that some operators are sink or hong kong property prices have been soaring but jp morgan think we may see a correction next year. the developer there is down 1.9%. the shanghai investors are taking to heart the message coming from their central bank. high on the agenda that g-20 meeting which of course is in the turkish capital, ankara. a look at china in the global economy. china factored prominently in the meeting. its partners in the g-20 wanted to know exactly what is happening with the chinese economy and the market there which had been so volatile. first, we have some new information on china's economic growth that appears to slow down the -- that started last year and even earlier. it was worse than expected. chi

this the picture on the nikkei 225, its biggest drop since january. as you can imagine, it was these commodity-based players bearing the brunt of the selling. the worst performers on the nikkei 225. in australia, a big fall, down 3.8%. that is the biggest we have seen on the australian share market in two years. we have also been watching a number of these key players. here are some of the other hong kong listeners -- listers being sold off due to the big slump in glencore. , london leicester's, down almost 7%, its biggest one-day drop since the height of the global financial crisis. rio tinto is down 4.5%. routinly, that commodity in the fear of glencore that was sparked in your session yesterday is slowing through into asia today. jonathan: juliette. here is what is happening in today's show. first up, mining meltdown. glencore gets absolutely hammered. what is next for the worst-performing stock infancy. -- stock in ftse. then, india cuts rates. and is danger ahead? fed isahn warns the creating trouble and we have no idea how bad it is going to be.

nikkei japan on friday, 225 closing the green.chicago over the weekend, after some clarity from janet yellen, still pointing to a slightly lower open this morning. dollar-yan is strengthening. global stocks are on track to post their worse quarter in court for years. -- in four years. julia is here. is this the corner that many would like to forget? grexit has been a pretty bad summer in the northern hemisphere. global markets on track for their worst-performing corner since 2011. we saw the s&p 500 down 6.4% this quarter. the regional benchmark index is down 13.7%. investors have been spooked by these slowdowns in china. also, these really mixed messages from the fed. janet yellen throwing something into it last week. chinese stocks down 23.7% over the last three months. we will watching those manufacturing numbers this wek for clues and how the chinese economy is going. for u.s. manufacturing, equipment also fell last week, so really playing into that global picture. the nikkei is also weaker, down about 11% to. we will be watch

some bargain-hunting perhaps nikkei erase those in previous sessions. there is some comfort in history because of the 20 steepest gains from 2017. we have seen that gain in a year that investors lost money. there is still a lot of money to be made on the short side. the japanese yen strengthening a bit today. we are seeing a weakness throughout the week. and stocks surging. you have seen less and less for safe havens. angie: china had another good day. beijing will continue to intervene. one impact will that have on the broader market? cheyenne: they have been propped up. trading was fairly regular throughout the day. we didn't see those streaks rise, the surges we have seen when there was speculation authorities had intervened. in index gaining the most four years, but veteran investor am demarco saying we may see surge of 4% before more declines for chinese stock. he predicted last month's selloff. take a listen to what he has to say. tom: we see the shanghai senging, we see the hang to 10,900. then another decline. the decline is something that may b

it's pretty good, the nikkei is up 2.7 and kospi almost 1%, nicole. >> nicole: they do, indeed, you are seeing gains in all the major averages. in europe almost 2% each. >> lauren: indicating a much open of 176 points. >> nicole: commodities one of the reasons of tough third quarter. oil, gold 1123. >> lauren: you have weakness in the yen and euro. >> nicole: back to the levels. 2.15% if yield. >> lauren: hillary clinton calling for repeal of cadillac tax, premium health insurance plans would be imposed on implores and they could avoid by replacing expensive plans with chep -- cheaper ones. too many people are striving on rise of deductibles. i urge congress to appeal the tax. the state department is set to release a new batch of mrs. clinton's emails. that's later today. >> nicole: donald trump on the o'reilly factor talking about his rival marco rubio. trump called the florida senator a clown. >> i was getting with him along perfectly two weeks ago and all of a sudden attacked me for nothing, and i fought back. he has one of the worst voting records. he never shows up. >> nicole: coun

so 2.5% correction in the nikkei today. just bear the day's trade before that in mind.his carried through in negativity but it's not as pronounced as it was in asia or the u.s. yesterday. we have germany just eking out gains. the u.s. markets due to open in a few hours. what are we expecting? >> it comes full circle because we had the 1.5% sell off yesterday in the u.s. mashrkets. when we look at the u.s. futures board it's telling us we're going to recover from the declines yesterday so the s&p 500 implied open is looking for gains of 24 points. dow jones industrials should be up triple digits and we're keeping higher at this point. up 176 points being priced into the open and the nasdaq should be seeing gains of 50 points or so. let's check in on the nasdaq and the dow. apple shares of course yesterday declining 2% even after the product launch and they launch a whole lot of products including the ipad pro which has a 12.9 inch screen and iphone 6s is being launched and upgrades when it comes to am television but the markets western impressed. we saw some losses there

the nikkei bearing the brunt of the declines this morning. japan down 3.8%.'t forget the likes of the dax finished august down some 10% but falling a further 2.7% as things stand so far this morning. we have had pmi's out of europe as well. those however were in line with expectation. >> let's get you a rundown of what to watch this trading day. the august ism manufacturing index is out at 10:00 a.m. eastern. the pace of activity is expected to have held steady with the previous month. also we get july construction spending which is expected to have picked up after the smallest increase in june. eric rosengren speaks about the economy at dollar tree and h and r block report earnings. u.s. futures report a lower open. the dow is calling for a lower open and nasdaq off by 98 and s&p 500 lower by 43 points. august was a tough month for hedge fund moguls. both were down 5% for the month. sources say green light capital fell 5.3% bringing the $12 billion firm's losses for the year to 13.8%. loeb's fund dropping 5.2% but still up for the year. now loeb and einhorn

with's nikkei plunging weaker than expected machine orders. unemployment rate dropping, they created three times more jobs than anticipated. meanwhile, the kiwi dollar fell by more than 2%. signs that yet more easing may be needed. china's delegate to the world economic forum say things are in reasonable shape and growth is stabilizing. the government has no intention of devaluing the yuan further, and set it would be kept at a reasonable level. hedoesn't undersea -- doesn't see a currency war about to be underway. here is shery. shery: thanks. markets reacting to that on the back of data out of china. declining for more than 40 months. the shanghai composite is down .3%. lead bywn, and declines the nikkei after that historic rally it tumbled about 3%. we are seeing declines across the sector. we also have disappointing data out of japan showing that machine orders, and also the cpi data are disappointing economists. other topics we are seeing oil stocks leading to declines, falling more as we get into the lunch break in japan. oil has been tr

nikkei 225 slumping by 2.75%. this is in part because many of the auto makers and suppliers fell heavily. the shanghai comp is up by 0.9% and up 1.5%. so overall patchy across the board. what are we expecting from mr. abe today? >> he is set to announce a plan to raise gdp to 600 trillion yen when he speaked later on today at 1100 cet. it's centered around child care and nursing for the elderly. it was 491 trillion yen to southwest airlines the economy would have to expand about 22% to reach that 600 trillion yen target. >> just how likely is that? unlikely, isn't it? >> that's hard to say but it's a tough goal to be setting at this point. >> ecb president mario draghi needs more time to decide on any further stimulus measures for the euro zone. speaking at the european council he outlined the challenges posted by he emerging markets and lower oil price to the central bank's inflation target. he outlined the flexibility and said he would not hesitate to ask if necessary. >> should it weaken the inflation outlook o

. >>> big gains in the nikkei yesterday but today we're in the red for nikkei closing down 2.5%. this after july core machinery orders hit the lowest level since 2014. raising concerns of a slow down in japan. elsewhere, they suffered sharp losses after they cut rates to 2.75%. the central bank governor added further easing was likely to come as you can see 1.3% of declines against the u.s. dollar. let's check in on broader markets in asia. sri is standing by for us in singapore. >> we called that one on capital connection last week when we had sean saying before the ooecht expect to see some easing and cuts. you heard it here first. let's have a look at the broader markets. it's risk off reversal mode for asia pacific and remember that monster rally that we saw on the nikkei yesterday. we're up by 8%. it looked a little overcooked. your market came down. we're off by 2.5% at the settlement but let me say that the valuations remain quite compelling. they're not inexpensive but at the same time if you look at the trading between 14 or 15 times earnings so relatively inexpensive co

we have 2.15% of declines from the nikkei. let's get out to sri with an update on broader asia for us now. >> hi, as you pointed out on the japanese's markets there's no shortage of risk aversion and real jitters in our regional markets ahead of the key and closely watched nonfarms payrolls report for the month of august. 7 month low for japanese equities. we closed 2.2% lower. yes the stronger yen is part of the reason. that was a drag on the broader market but it's uncertain as to which way emerging markets are going to go after the payrolls number. if we see a strong constructive lead are we going to rally hard on the back of that or are we going to fall sharply on the back of that? if it is a strong number it will build a case for a september lift off and that could cause risk aversion out here and hasten capital outflows if that's what the market is fearing so it's very hard and i think that's why we're seeing a fed degree of uncertainty in the markets here. sentiment though is still quite fragile because of china that's

jonathan: the nikkei 400 -- why that particular index?ramin: we like it because of the corporate governance aspect. our asian equities strategist just came back from a trip to japan. he has confirmed that for the stocks you have identified, they certainly seem to be taking corporate governors very seriously. what does that mean? it means you focus on return on equities. in order to be part of that index, you have a kind of cap. --athan: a long-term play short-term volatility in japan is outstripping what is happening in the equity market in china. you have to have a long-term horizon to appreciate what going to happen. christopher: i think one of the issues with japan -- you think about the legs of the trade, a weak yen, corporate government reforms, boj action. the weak yen has stopped a depreciating. the corporate government reforms are ongoing. boj action has settled for the time being. only one of the three pistons is working. it is not surprising to me that the boj would start to wobble. jonathan: they will stay with us. coming up, o

you see the nikkei 225 down. nishin steel contributing to the declines in that market. kddi powering ahead. watch that stock. as well as the operator of the 7/11 supermarket, the convenience store chain in japan. trading margely lower at the moment. -- marginally lower at the moment. a big mover yesterday to the upside. s.a.p. ake an offer for miller. it is falling. down 50% in the hang seng session. let's look at it over two days. yesterday the stock was up about 4%. quite a drop here. it has lost about $12. yesterday was a big run-up in he stocks. now there may be some shares unloaded as a result of that. we'll watch this stock as one of he key movers. rish: getting a reaction from other central banks and governments this morning. the r.b.a. certainly making itself heard. >> hi, there, rish. let's start down under. glen stephens says australia's economy is not growing fast enough but appears to be coping with a drop in mining investment. a decline of the aussie dollar boosts competitiveness of business and tourism. he doesn't see it to be a serious problem. stephens s

the nikkei rose almost 0.4% ending at 17,8 skivth. at one point the index dropped more than 1.5% but was able to claw its way up. toshiba stock rose more than 1.7% after that revised statement of its financial results. they outperformed the markets. they were up more than 12% on news the drug maker may seek government approval for a few cancer drug by the end of this fiscal year. starting next month, the nikkei 2-to-5 will be a different mix of stocks. the online biller will be added to the index and both companies were higher on the news. but a class if fiber maker and real estate will be dropped and shares of those companies fell sharply. market watchers say china will continue to drop investor sentiment with a string of data over the next few days. >>> in china we saw yet another volatile trading day after the long recess. the shanghai composite feared earlier gains ending down more than 2.5% to a near two-week low. the index extended the losing streak to a fourth day. they weighed on sentiment across the pacific region. hong kong

we start with the foundation and its nikkei angel island pilgrimage to rediscover the little-known history of the japanese and japanese-american legacy at angel island. then we welcome back collaboration san francisco, and all of its entertaining art forms. we'll showcase some performances by these creative artists. it is a proud tradition that we present artistic and cultural performances live in our studio. we'll also talk to them about their upcoming event. and we wrap up with another performance, that's right, two in one show, a bay area filipino dance group. the dance company will be with us as "asian pacific america" leaps into its second season. stay with us. the foundation does a lot for the japanese and japanese-american communities. it helps rediscover an important part of history. the nikkei angel island pilgrimage, a day of visiting the famous immigration station at angel island state park where 85,000 persons of japanese descent landed between 1910 to 1940, the second largest group detained on the island. joining me right now to talk about the pilgrimage is kenji, president of

setup 2.4%, nikkei 1% and cost me 2%. right now, the dax 74 points for three quarters of 1%. lauren: oil prices adding to yesterday's gains for the first time in three days. that helps energy as well. energy intact doing well in asia. gold prices right now up over 4:00. 11 of 60 trails. lauren: u.s. dollars trading against key currencies. the euro weakened 10 versus the dollar has been something the past couple days. nicole: 2.27% in the two year hitting its highest level since 2011. lauren: investors selling treasuries. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at the market, today's breaking is and what to expect for your wednesday ahead. nicole: talk that china could be selling u.s. treasury as well. wall street closely watching the start of federal reserve key meeting today with analysts divided over what policymakers will do. some believe that slow braised rates of job market and u.s. economy. other analysts think the fed will not pull the trigger due to concern over low inflation and the impact on fragile emerging market

by -- the to 25 down nikkei 225 down by 2.43%.cklyp the board there is one currency pair i want to take a look at. euro-dollar, 1.1178. we came close to the 1.1273 we were at just before the ecb president mario draghi started speaking. that plunge the most completely erased the euro rally at the beginning of this week. healed, we10 year will be talking about german bonds in a moment. down 3.3%.ti crude a lot of market moves to talk about and stock moves. that deal coming over from corporate japan to snap up amblin to the tune of a 36% rhenium snatching 3.5 billion pounds. -- premium snatching 3.5 billion group and the independent companies that can be seen as a potential target getting in from this massive deal coming over from japan. let's have a look at some of the downward falling. there are not many today. every single energy group trading higher but whitbread have disappointed. there like for like sales not doing so well. up 4.3% buttually the estimate had been for 5.2%. -- pulling back on their expansion plans. the worst per

. >>> tokyo stocks rebounded strongly following tuesday's l sell off, and nikkei ended the last day in september in the green. we go to the tok stock exchange for details. >> reporr: we felt that a window dssing referring to companies buying at the end of the quarr to improve their balance sheets, both in tokyo bounced back from eight month lows with the nikkei rising at 2.7%, closing at 17388, recooping half of the losses. the toup2%, but let's look at more bright spots. auto makers faired well due to the announcement of policies to shore up slumping car sales, including tax cuts of cars, and they pushed up auto makers, and nissan and mazda both up more than 5%. m mazda reassured investors, and the fast retailing group supported the benchmarks as well. companies vulnerable to slow downs china like tohozinc is a loss. they are bearish on outlook of jap peas equities over concerns growing in emerging economies. all in all, the market calmed down, but not for long given all the uncertainty out there. aika nanao, nhk. >> thank you. >>> moving oto other regions. in china,he shanghai compos

shares extended losses at the open, the nikkei opened down and the topix down to 1,524. for the month of august, the nikkei dropped 8.25%, so last month worries over the chinese economy and speculation about a rate hike weighed on global stock markets and we saw a bigger slump over in new york compared to tokyo so let's take a quick check. yesterday on monday, the dow slipped and the nasdaq down 1% and ra methe biggest monthly dr three years and for the dow, august was the worst month in more than five years. looking ahead, a widely known investment strategy remember to come back in september so we could see a recovery in share prices in volume and u.s. stock markets but as for tokyo stocks, september tends to be a month with little direction so let's see how that plays out. >> a pretty volatile month for commodities and currencies overnight we saw oil prices jumping, give us a clearer picture on that. >> the highlight of trading for today's trading will definitely be on oil prices and many analysts say that it's rather odd to see oil prices react so violently. u.s. crud

the nikkei lost almost 300 points yesterday. >> exactly.should see how chinese markets open in an hour. they were rangebound until the shanghai posted the biggest drop in three weeks. here is how asian markets are opening tuesday morning. south korea's kospi slightly down. it's a mixed morning in asia with all eyes on the boj today. back to you. >> thank you, maya. >> japan's population is aging fast and increasingly likely people will be able to live on public pensions after they retire. they drafted new pension systems to make up for declining public pension payouts. the draft system allows businesses and employees to share the risks involved in investing the contributions. labor ministry officials want to make it easier for smaller firms to offer pensions to their workers. the current corporate pension system requires companies to pay out fixed amount to retired workers. the new program will allow companies to adjust payment amounts based on investment returns. firms will be required to raise regular contributions agreed on in advance. m