su keenan is here with more. also a record -- 12 consecutive sessions of losses. on the you do not see other side of that is those very skittish -- that's the word .eing used -- one managers what you see in the big picture is how severe the drop is. it has been building ever since the announcement of sanctions on iran and speculation if that would be bullish or bearish for oil, and the fight began. if you look at some of the , we will geton into this when we get to stocks, but let's go back if we can into the one-week chart of oil. there we are -- the energetic selloff. look to the far right and you see this selloff has not been this sharp really going back to longwhen we talk about the string of declines. we have not seen that since the 1990's, so there are a generation of oil traders that have not seen these kind of losses. let's talk about some of the other factors. talked aboutder how it really started to kick into acceleration mode, this selloff. over the weekend, there were big questions about what opec would do, and the dire forecast that .eally has raised

su keenan in new york. president trump is happy with oil prices, at least, thanking saudi arabia on twitter for lower prices just a day after saying he would not let the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi jeopardize relationships -- relations between saudi arabia and washington. these stories are starting to trend, trump's campaign to drive thisl prices lawyer and about jamal khashoggi's fate. >> we heard president trump thanking saudi arabia on twitter for low oil prices. this comes just a day after he pledged to continue a steadfast partnership with the kingdom. that statement definitely showed that president trump is viewing that relationship with saudi arabia in a very transactional light. he sees saudi arabia's benefits things suchs with as pushing back on iran, keeping oil prices low, and purchasing weapons -- as outweighing any kind of negatives incurred, especially in the wake of the killing of the saudi journalist. onsident trump doubling down his transactional approach and vowing to keep saudi a

su keenan is looking at these massive numbers. let's talk about turnout. interestingly black friday and cyber monday are becoming more one and the same. su: it was a big survey that found out it looks like almost the same amount of people were planning to go online over the weekend is to the brave the crowds. ramy: i was one of them. the cold weather doesn't help. if we go into the bloomberg, it goes with a steady dramatic increase over the years, clicks to bricks, more people using etail commerce. let's look at the crowds that did brave the cold, another change is that rather than the shop until you drop frenzy to get the discounts on one day, investors realized -- and shoppers, the discounts are spread out, there is no reason to go all in one day, and they overpreading purchases out into monday for the big discounts. we also find a lot of the retailers, brick and mortar, who innd in numbers -- enormous their websites to capture the online audience, what they experienced was breakdowns, glitches and overwhelmed sites. let's go into some of the boards of di

su keenan in new york. its talk about the reserve bank of india.ent's fight reaching up event -- fever pitch. they are going to discuss what if anything they can do to meet the government and business demands. kathleen hays is here with more on this debate. central bank independence, prime minister modi, election motivated, they say the central bank isn't doing their job. kathleen: it is a question that is at once technical. but as part of the reason it is subject to interpretation. prime minister modi is against an important general election in 2019. he wants the banks to be lending, have more liquidity. maybe that could help get the economy on better footing. the real question, the bloomberg , the r.b.i.am banking could be more generous with liquidity. but modi's team is saying probably the r.b.i. has been too tough on banks, trying to clean up their bad debt. they think the case for lower reserves is strong. they cited sanction -- section of the reserve bank. minister said he will not let the economy suffer because of liquidity. he criticized th

su keenan has more on the week ahead and oil volatility front and center.ing we can count on. it looks like the original sanctions appear to have been undercut by the trump white house you that seems to validate the bearish bets we have been seeing in oil. let's go to the bloomberg. you can find our library of charts at gtv. hedge funds reducing long bets for the eighth straight week him of the longest streak of bearish cuts on bets on record. in the blue you can see volatility spiking up. let's go into the issues that veteran traders are saying. we are starting to see a fundamental shift concern about a shortfall because of sanctions to real concern about maybe there is too much supply of the market. the issue is twofold, one strategist says, and that is it looks like there is now not too much teeth around the sanctions. they are not as sharp as the white house indicated last month when you saw the price of oil rising. secondly there is a view the saudi's would move to fill any gaps in production. we are seeing rising production in the u.s. and russia. tak

su keenan is here with more. su: it led the rebound. stocks heavy in software, the tech stocks.w itself, which came slamming back. middle of the chart. right after midday when fed chair powell, began to speak. a rush of several hundred points higher, a gain of 600 plus by the close. let's go into this snapshot. the dollar was weaker. gold, actually, trading down after hours now. oil fell to almost a $50 mark -- the $50 mark. it is taking back up after hours -- ticking back up after hours. the size of the moves is notable here. wayfair, an internet sales company, had a big jump on positive earnings. amazon just blasted higher. square and many of the fintech, paypal, banks were also higher. caterpillar pacing gains for the industrial group. if we go into the bloomberg, right ahead of the fed chair comments, the dollar trading near records. you could see that reflected by the fact that bulls have been holding their strongest long positions in some time. ramy: tech was a big part of the ack, wasack -- bounceb it renewed confidence from the bulls? su: traders i spoke to said it would

su keenan have a look at the sanctions. we are looking at these waivers for these eight countries in terms of balancing out the sentiment that we have seen, the shakeup in the oil market. to there was a question as how much oil will be taken off the market. on the eve of the sanctions being imposed, the white house has issued these waivers, giving credence to the bears on wall street. money managers have been cutting their bullish bets for eight straight weeks. that is the longest record for s.arish trend if we take a look at the big hit a fourl futures year high after beers of sanctions. you can see in the most recent days, it has been insignificant decline. we are down from 20%. we saw those oil prices rise. there are two parts to the story. we are seeing these waivers underscored. we have russia, saudi arabia and the u.s. now producing at greater levels the next acted. while prices have been falling. to put it together, what happened, there are many that believe that oil market volatility, levels not seen in more than a

su keenan has the latest.y is what we are looking ahead to as well as thanksgiving business. the big shopping day after thanksgiving will be a major event, kicking off the start of the holiday shopping season. followednd of the week by the internet sales. what we are really looking at once again is the stock market direction, oil direction, and that comes off one of the brutal weeks of the month, yet another down week for stocks. take a look if you will at the bloomberg gtv. you can find stocks and charts. what you are seeing is bond bulls and dollar bulls in decent position, adding to their positions. we saw yield, after, come down off the seven-year high we saw last month. that was a big change. if we go into the stocks in the spotlight, this is the end of for earnings.son it is also the end of the season where retail is in focus as the black friday coming on. brand, under a l lot of pressure, all in focus this week. you notice stocks are down. that was the friday close for all of these people have another p

su keenan is here with more. we know the bond markets are closed on veterans day. rnings are likely to be a key driver, although we are entering the end of the latest earnings season. the direction of the market, whether it takes its cues from what cea's are saying, and we are finding earnings better than expected, or whether headlines from the trump administration weigh on the market. bonds will be closed, but there whether the inflation risks remain or are overstated. it will focus on the cpi later in the week. the semiconductor index and nasdaq, the tech heavy indexes, down a big way. that will be a question as we head into this week. check out the earnings that are in focus. home depot, walmart, nvidia, tencent, bayer, a number of companies reporting. they will be testifying before congress, the vice chair, that will get attention. let's go into the bloomberg gtv. showns a chart we have several times but it is more important now we are after the midterm election. prior elections, 2018, 2014 volatility has come down. that was the case during part of last week. do

su keenan is looking at these numbers. sting because folks are saying black friday and cyber monday are becoming one in the same in terms of when people are buying and what. su: and mostly that they are buying online. surveyy -- adobe did a and other firms found many people said they would be doing online shopping this weekend. brave thehey would crowds. if you look at the video that has emerged on the weekend, you see this data we find in gtv clicks versus bricks holds through. mobile e-commerce as a percentage of retail e-commerce is increasing but the healthy crowds were out there taking advantage of discounts, almost 7 billion believed to have been spent. -- $7 billion believed to have been spent. and many of the websites of brick-and-mortar companies -- we have video if we can take a look at it. so many of these companies have invested in it, their websites either crashed or had glitches or were overwhelmed. that is a theme that has emerged that even though there is growing evidence it is moving online, these brick and

su keenan joins us with the latest. : it looks like investors are welcome to any reason to go positive. willuestion is, how much apple results weigh on the open? chip stocks are way up. homebuilders are badly beaten. let's go into some of the big movers. earnings were the key. just killing it there. -- semi conductor just killing it there. the mixed after earnings. you know the apple story. the question is, how does apple impact trading? that will be a key question. you can find our charts in the library. the issue here is that value and growth has been the story. we did see a big value close. it confirms that story. had new york trade falling to a low. concerns around sanctions and the effectiveness there. su: you have traders getting the most bearish in almost a year. a lot of it has to do with the fact that because we are seeing -- supplies rise, it is taking off concerned that sanctions would reduce. look at some of the headlines that have come out. to theing production highest level since 2016. russia was said to ra

su keenan has more. ump said he might do something and stocks were up, then there was word that his political advisor was going, and they were down. by the end of the day, the speculation was that trump may not be able to tamp down the trade dispute. .he dollar was lower it dropped in the regular session and is rising after hours. treasuries rose in the regular session. financials were leading the way. notice the semi conductor index is down. let's go to the movers, because the size of the moods -- moves are notable. aluminum demands because of the trade dispute. deutsche bank, legal troubles after a raid of their german office. boeing and transocean moving higher. a wild ride in oil. let's go to the library. strategists today asked if the market got it wrong. the s&p 500, the blue line, has been tracking with fed expectations. it was up and then slightly lower. there has been a change in expectations of what the fed will do. also volatility in oil. we are expecting discussions to be held at the g20 as to

su keenan joins me and has all of the details. to tell whether it was a risk on or risk off. a lot of it had to do with radical reports coming out on the trade front. would there be more? you said it looks like a note of hope area you saw the dollar advance, the bonds edge higher, the retailing index, we sought strong performances, individual tocks only up .5%, oil able hold on to gains from yesterday's rebound. let's go into the big movers. the story is the size of the moves. papa john's down on disappointment from investors who thought there could be strong investor interest, possible rescue for the company. followthrough on yesterday's news it was separating into three different companies. advanced micro showing stec dust strength in tech. and the faang stocks, the fact that close close to unchanged for alphabet and amazon, which we saw also a slightly negative. even though they had gains, they were not able to hold on to them. apple's decline is a big story that continues going into the bloomberg with what we have, the latest d

su keenan has all the action. i'm going to float the question, this is a short-term bounce. early, and we saw that with the rise of oil. what signal to the snapshot, you'll see the nasdaq up 2%. you look at that oil chart, thesharp decline on friday, snapback was clear in this latest session, which shows that investors are having into some of the more riskier assets. having into some of the more riskier assets. if you look at the most active's , the size of the gain is notable. amazon leading, benefiting from cyber monday and heavy online sales. again, if you look at the bloomberg one more time, the correlation between crude and s&p is also starting to shape up. you saw the upturn in the s&p and the oil at the same time. which briefly overtook apple in terms of being the number one company in terms of market value. apple declined allowing that to happen. after hours we saw apple reclaim its number one spot at the close , declining yet again on the trump tariff threat. this will be an ongoing story where apple overtakes. ramy: let's dive even further into the markets. we are j

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