the other continuing story is the gulf oil leak, as stephanie dhue reported on earlier.ts continue to estimate the economic impact of the spill, the lost market value of the five companies involved in the disaster approaches $44 billion. the drop in b.p.'s american depository receipts has erased more than $29 billion from its value. the operator of the rig, transocean, has lost more than $6 billion. maker of the failsafe device, cameron, has seen its market value drop $1.8 billion. halliburton's value has fallen almost $3 billion. and partial owner of the rig, anadarko, has lost more than $4 billion. after the market drop today, this bit of market history: tomorrow is cinco de mayo, and s&p finds, over the past 60 years, the fifth of may has seen positive stock moves two-thirds of the time. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: higher taxes and a consumer shift to premium beers helped molson coors boost revenues in the first quarter. but volume was-- you'll excuse the expression-- "flat" for the maker of brands including coors lite, molson canadian, and blue moon.

stephanie dhue, "nightly business report", washington. >> susan: tom of all the problems we were talking about at the start of the program about what's going on in greece, investors were jumping over to the bond market, looks like that's where the action was, not the stock market, at least for today. >> tom: absolutely, it was selling stocks the last couple of days and buying bonds instead. so let's take a look at tonight's market focus. with so much focus on europe recently, that has benefited uncle sam's bonds. we have seen the yield on the ten-year government bond drop to new lows for the year. one month ago, market interest rates were up thanks to stronger earnings and economy. in early april, the benchmark u.s. interest rate hit 4%. today, it touched 3.5%. remember, as rates move down, bond prices move up. financial stocks were mixed after yesterday's route. the intercontinental exchange helped improve the tone. first quarter results came in a nickel better than forecast. intercontinental trades commodities, currencies, and other derivatives. it was its best quarter with profits jum