for details we got a tracey chang lab in beijing. good morning, tracey. reporter: good morning, nicole. a .5% marks the biggest single drop in over eight years. the stock fell across the board with investor confidence from freezing levels now the shanghai shock exchange with the 10% daily tanking value as them is beijing is allowing funds to purchase a share in the asian market sales to investors. in hong kong, market plunged as well. hang seng down 5% mark in the lowest closing over two years and moving to tokyo, japanese stocks either the nikkei down 4.5% at headquarters after the end rallied against the u.s. dollar as the outer emerging market proceeds fight against the greenback. in south korea, the cost they lost 2.5% and the cost be zero so down as low as 2011. back to you. sandra: thank you so much. lauren, 10% mark to the downside. in the u.s., stock index futures point to more heavy selling that are opening bell after friday's selloff pushed the dow into correction territory. joining us with his thoughts on what the market goes from here, that's

a live report from tracey chang in beijing. u.s.tures showing triple digit gains up 190 points exactly after a late day selloff. you're watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and all the breaking news. keep it here. lauren: breaking news this morning. a volatile nana trading with chinese stocks to the downside. in the u.s. commit futures moving higher. u.s. stock market futures at the head the opening bell. the rep yesterday near stocks closed that day was sharp losses. right now dow futures up 191 points. nicole: we were up 408 of 200. that did little to calm investors. shanghai composite dropping another 1.3%. they nikkei bounced back a bit from a 4% loss yesterday. lauren: in europe stocks taking a cue from china and wall street opening sharply lower. you can see london stocks down 1.3%. the same percentage loss in france and germany. lauren: little changed over night hovering around six-year lows. 3937. lauren: precious metals have been under pressure. gold sought on $3.60. $1134 per ounce. nicole: such an story a

nicole: tracey chang, thank you so much. both of green. see how european stocks are trading. we are joined by alistair mcrae. he's the ag in london. are you with us? >> yes, i am indeed. where is the relief coming from? is that bp essay, comments from fed officials, what is it? >> a number of factors at the tail end of last week was pretty aggressive and i think the more mature trading environment of europe and the u.s. have realized they wanted about our attention. we are beginning to see the trading desks fill up a little bit. the volume still pretty thin and you do feel and focus attention on the u.s. and europe as well as away from the asian markets and the excessive frothing as we've seen on the back of the shanghai composite. nicole: since your an analyst, what do you recommend using technicals of momentum's people want to put a me to work, what are you thinking? >> it is always worth remembering would not bring its darkest seller pay china is a reflection of the chinese equities as opposed to the chinese economy and the two things a

dagen: thank you, tracey chang in beijing.oing to be a busy week on the economic front with the most important report coming out on friday. the july jobs report. lauren has a look ahead. lauren: i do. auto sales for the month of july expected to top 17 million on an annual basis for the third month in a row thanks to easy credit, cheaper gas prices and pent-up demand. but to watch out for his more for is more people financing longer loans and loans of prime borrowers. tuesday, disney opened its books for its latest quarter and went day. it will likely widen to $43 billion. strength of the dollar is at play. after the market closes when they come and testify to to report a loss for second quarter. investors watching to see if the fcc faces yet another production delay. the report on friday, the july jobs are for 222,000 jobs to have been added. the unemployment rate finder 5.3%. lowest since 2008. wages will be key. we are not seen wages growth having no problem talented workers without having to pay them more as many people kn

for details we go to business reporter tracey chang life in beijing.cey is a reporter for chinese state television. good morning to you. reporter: good morning, sandra. the nikkei composite and the plot and investors are clearly nervous after they decided to let their ratios drop over 1000 points marking the biggest single day drop in history. it may not sound like a lot, but we are each way by 2% per day. the drop clearly affects some as well. the hang seng wiped out earlier gains down about one 10th of 1%. and helped the country's energy shares. losses of four tenths of 1%. the market could quickly recover that doj will do more equity by them. the cost they lost a 10th of 1% as the worries they cheaper you want will hurt exporters. sandra: tracey chang, thank you. big changes at google. lauren has said. lauren: i do. i love watching shares close to a 52 week high. we have often called google the everything company because they have their hands in everything from the moneymaker, the business that funds the crazy ideas like internet balloons and driver

tracey chang reporting from beijing. there are no drivers from the indonesia. in the plane went missing over the weekend with 54 people on board. the black boxes could understand the cause of the act that could help them understand the cause of the accident. rival camps in south sudan have not released -- have not reached a peace deal. the government and rebels failed to meet monday posterity i. the rebel leader says he signed an agreement, but president salva kiir has refused to do so, saying that he would review it within the next two weeks. the civil war has left thousands of people dead over the past year and a half, with both caps fighting along ethnic and tribal lines -- with both caps fighting along ethnic and tribal life -- s fighting along ethnic and tribal lines. >> in times of war, young and old men are called to war to defend the interests of their tribe. .t is part of a militia this 23-year-old fought alongside rebel soldiers when the violence first direct it. -- when the violence first erupted. >> when we heard of the fighting in juba, a group of

business reporter tracey chang lab in beijing for chinese state television.rning. >> good morning. the nikkei composite dropped one and 6% and it seems they're all too familiar with the thoughts and stocks over the 10% daily limit for a week or run later. the hong kong market lower for the hang seng down the 1.4%. insurance companies all underwater for the massive claims coming out. moving to tokyo, japanese shares lower by three tenths of 1% as the selloff of commodities risk appetite. back to you, lauren. lauren: thank you so much. dagen: breaking news, new developments in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. the state department reviewed as many 305 messages could contain classified information. the e-mails are among the more than 1500 documents analyzed so far. the department is reviewing about 30,000 e-mails turned over by clinton. >> i just think he should be a little bit more careful. i remember back in march when she did a press conference at the u.n. she said no classified e-mails were ever on my server. don't think in absolutes when you talk about a

for details recoded tracey chang hua's lab in beijing. a reporter for chinese state television. reporter: asian markets show a mixed picture. the index down about 7.6% to break the psychologically important 3000 level by the liquidity injection of 151.ts re earlier by about seven tenths of 1% and snapped a percent and snapping seven-day losing streak on expectations that liquidity's are coming back. in tokyo, japanese stocks had trading volume and volatility through the roof. the nikkei down 4% as 4% as the six-month hike against the u.s. dollar. and south korea but kospi recovered a nine tenths of 1%. lauren: thank you so much. nicole: u.s. stock market futures point to a rebound at the opening bell. this may be your glimpse of hope after stocks stumble after a wild day of trading yesterday. where does the market go from here? president of cult on capital management, gary told him, we are so thankful he's been with us during this volatile market ride. we are seeing from our prayers this morning. you were using the phrase yesterday bear m

we go to tracey changed life in beijing. reporter for chinese state television. to you, tracey. reporter: asian markets are mostly lower today. the nikkei composite dropped 25% at one point before recovering in ending the day up 1%. china's biggest increase has holdings in china pay shares. hong kong markets move lower. the hang seng down about 1.3% assure company and energy stocks both suffered heavy energy losses in property counters down a dead exposure. japanese shares can catch a break with the nikkei down 1.6% as investors get worried about the gross prospect of china and south korea to kospi down about six tenths of 1% mostly heavy foreign selling. back to you. lauren: thank you so much. sandra: global market action. another wild ride with the shanghai composite of 1.3%. you are looking at europe right now. weakness across the board as well let a losses on the dax in germany up 1.2%. in the day u.s. futures indicated a lower open a few hours from now on wall street. dow futures up 52 points, s&p down six. nasdaq futures up 13th. oil prices up slightly at 4

sandra: tracey chang from a thank you.nother top stories looking at oil prices moving back above the $40 a barrel mark for the first time since friday. but in a $40.22 a barrel coming in but would then expect it. that is a gain of more than 4% this morning. a lot of action there. or to rally enough to 6.5 year lows earlier this week. what do you think is the general price direction out of oil? >> it is still down although commodities is an amazing thing. three years ago saudi arabia was going to dry up. the more oil and they would go to $300 a barrel. that is infinite supply of oil for the rest of time in oil output at $20 a barrel. it's a commodity. price movement makes you increase or decrease supply and demand. ultimately, we do think it will bottom out oil-producing here. sandra: are you talking $30 a barrel? >> at most. and my friend mark, looking at the stock market and asset class, just not be as negative as you've been. sandra: you think the catalyst will be a pickup in demand. >> it's a combination and you will sh

chinese state television reporter tracey chang on the ground already 6:00 p.m. in the evening. good morning to you, tracey. reporter: good morning, maria. asian markets were mostly lower today. markets want widely again. nikkei composite dropped 5% before recovering and eventually ended the day 1.2% after china's biggest merger financier increased his holdings. the hong kong market the hong kong markets in a different direction. the hang seng down 1.3%. energy shares were both underwater. in tokyo, japanese shares could catch a break. they break. the nikkei down 1.6% as investors getting increasingly worried about prospects in china and south korea also lasts about six tenths of 1%, mostly heavy foreign selling. maria: thank you. tracey chang in beijing this evening. the latest economic data due later today. we look at the latest raid on u.s. inflation. that is through the consumer price index. consumer prices expected to be a two tenths of a percent of the month of july. cheaper gasoline prices may keep pressuring games. federal reserve minutes, the july meeting report coming o

tracey changes on the ground live in beijing where the 6:06 in the evening. good evening to you, tracey. reporter: good morning, maria. asian markets lower with the nikkei composite ended flat. clearly very nervous about the decision to let the u.n. flag. it dropped a thousand points cassette marketing the biggest drop in history and clearly affect the sentiment in hong kong. wiping out all the gains to finish down by one 10th of 1%. japanese shares reverse all of their earlier gains pick the nikkei down four tenths of 1% on profit taking. and i'll say the market can quickly recover expectations the doj could buy more equity. worries the u.n. could hurt exporters. maria: thank you so much. tracey chang in beijing. oil prices this morning having a look at this minute. is this related to the china news? good morning to you. >> it definitely is. a lot of momentum yesterday with at least a short-term bond. the move by china to devalue the moment i'm not so much because of what it does to the chinese currency for what it does to the dollar. it's also had an impact

maria: have a great night your tracey chang and beijing. green mountains falling more than 26%.osting a major earnings that. this company makes k. cups in the curate brewing machine to increase competition and falling demand and more traveling for investors, the k. cups, demand fell for the first time ever. responsible for nearly 75% of the company's revenue. this morning steven ray said jpmorgan, how would you characterize that so far? >> better than low expectations. we started the quarter looking for 3.5% decline year-over-year. not amazing, but better than what the marketplace. the thing that stands out to me as a sector dispersion. talking about consumer discretionary health care financials much more of a domestic driven economy showed a far better growth trend. financial 7%, consumer discretion 8%, health care 12% while the overall market was flat. energy, materials and dispersion all year was actually surprised to how much is actually come through. maria: you're been comparing earnings in america to japan and europe. what if you come up with? >> way to call this year, so

tracey changes in beijing where it is 6:10 in the evening monday night. learning the people's bank wants to boost liquidity. good evening to you. >> good morning, maria. asian markets drop 8.5% to mark the biggest single day drop in over eight years. stocks fell across the board with investor confidence following to freezing levels. out of all the stocks listed on the stock exchange, less than 70 did not fall to the 10% losing them in. a shame allowing the company to invest in the asian markets. hong kong markets plunged as well pick hang seng down 5% also touching a two-year low. japanese sacks of not escape the selloff. 4.5% exporters for her after her traditional valley against the u.s. dollar and other current ease sliding against the greenback. cap koreatown 2.5% to hit the lowest level since 2011 closing down 33%. maria: tracey chang is live in beijing. more expert coverage of the selloff. what it means for the economy and your money. "the wall street journal" this morning, china looking to flood the banking system with liquidity as global markets l

chinese state television reporter tracey chang is in beijing with the latest there. reporter: good morning. asian markets -- composite -- sandra: looks like we have some trouble with the feed there. we will get her back as we look at the markets struggling again this morning. should investors he worried about china, about this drop in china where there may be a necessary market correction? are we started this morning, can we consider it healthy? talking about the u.s. stock market to see a selloff like this considering we've been talking for so long about how market fundamentals do not match the market prices we see for the stocks. >> this is healthy for normal markets. we are starting to see investors shake up their portfolio holdings. in asia, they still trade at higher mouthfuls than the u.s. or other developed markets like france, germany and the united kingdom. there will still be a lot of choppiness heading over in asia. investors seem to focus on the last bastion for growth. we were looking for a shed to really try is bad for you as large multinational corpora

tracey chang live in beijing. markets in europe higher as well.eiman marcus philemon ipo registration last night. the dallas-based three-tier submitted filing to regulators with the placeholder offering prices of $100 million. the company says 40% of customers have a median household income of $200,000. filler lando, let's talk about the ipo of what that tells us in terms of markets out there. >> it tells us two things. the consumer is doing pretty well and none is a trend we think will continue. underlying fundamentals must be pretty good. from the stock market and point they are doing pretty well. why should we be able to participate and not? >> the retail backdrop has been mixed. do you expect it to consumer breakout? >> absolutely. it is down significantly from a year ago when we've not seen the execution of the extra gasoline money turning into an energy dividend in consumer spending. we believe that will happen the second half of the year. a couple months, margin may have been pretty good. holiday will be pretty good in so that implies that

chinese state television reporter tracey chang is in beijing this morning with all the action and what moving markets there. good morning. reporter: good morning, sandra. the nikkei composite dropped over 6%. we are all familiar with over 1000 stocks crossing over the 10% daily limit. over in hong kong, the market lower as well. the hang seng down about 1.4%. taking on concerns of the chemical blast and moving to tokyo, japanese shares lower by three tenths of 1% as the selloff in commodities and in south korea the kospi landed in the territory down about six tenths of 1% lead at technology companies. sandra: thank you very much. home depot is out by the way. $1.73 per share coming in right now. that is better than expected by the way. that will likely be a big headline this morning. otherwise china, a big stories everybody wakes up. >> july was a telling month for china. second-largest economy in the world. the pmi bush was down to its lowest in two years. exports down a percent. china is losing out on the global states and one of the reasons buys they were pegged to the dollar. they

tracey chang is in beijing with the latest there. reporter: good morning, sandra.sian markets showing a mixed picture. the nikkei composite failed to hold onto earlier game about 1.3 purse and for training on a futures exchange. mid-america start hong kong markets lower. the hang seng down 1.5%. down after policy makers launch an investigation into the several sellers. japanese shares also is major combat. denis k. up more than 3%. exporters rebounded big time. analysts warned it's not yet over. costs be gaining about 2.6% after a two-week high against the greenback. back to you, sandra. sandra: tracey, thank you. donald trump making more headlines. here are cheryl casone with that. >> it's good. good morning, sandra. the donald was too heated exchanges with univision anchor jorge ramos in iowa. trump called ramos emotional and out of order and said he wouldn't mind if he returned and asked questions politely. also a headline for you. u.s. ambassador to japan caroline kennedy used her e-mail address for official business. this raises concerns over private e-mails o

tracey chang is impatient with the latest details there. good morning. >> good morning, sandra. in china, the nikkei composite rebounded by a solid 3.7% after more brokerages hold this alley. furthermore stock exchanges issued rules to ban traders for retained stocks the same day. hong kong markets like the utility companies outperform the broader market. japanese shares with a pretty choppy trading days ending one tenths of 1% per by the weak u.s. economic data. the kospi rebounded by solid 1% that the airline companies after the government announced an end to the outbreak. back to you. sandra: while the crackdown prevent a collapse in the market? we've all been watching volatility there. it's been crazy one day in even more so to the downside the next. >> in shortselling only holds temporarily. the bigger issue is the reason why commodities are selling off in chinese stocks have tumbled since june because we are not quite sure whether the chinese economy strong enough or not. the reason for the latest threat and commodities is weaker than expected chinese pmi. the fun is that

tracey chang is in beijing that the latest. reporter: good morning -- sandra: we would get back to you. we are looking at the greek stock market opened with significant selling to the downside. the greek stock market doesn't have huge global implications. it does show the worry they are still process. >> the market is very small especially if they lower the title in the past several years. another sign it is not yet resolved with the latest bailout package. many challenges out there today agrees through this. i've said all along i believe gray should elect the euro and a trapped themselves by agreeing to the deal. >> today it opens 23%. a lot of it is the imf same year on year round. sorted out. >> results sorted out. they are not going to get out of it in this depression area and. it's a sad situation and disappointed the greek government didn't stand stronger. sandra: a crude oil chart if we could. i'm watching the commodities market selloff as we talk about global markets in the global economy we see weakness continue to pla

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