u.s. equities expected to open down by 1, 1.5%.t follows declines of 2 to 3% in europe and much more than that in asia. nikkei off 3% and shanghai down 7% almost. now that global risk sentiment of negativity manifesting itself in the currency market strangely with a bit of u.s. dollar selling. it's not acting as a safe haven today. the yen is moving 1.1%. euro catching a bit. at 109.21. a 0.6% move there. >>> dollar yen about to break the 119. now for today's business traveler's forecast. brian james joins us from kxas in dallas fort worth. good morning, brian. >> good morning. starting off on a much colder note throughout the united states. lake effect snow bands. the main storm system is off to the east. there is another one coming on shore back towards the west. back towards the west we'll see some of that rain and snow develop across the central part of the u.s. cooling down certainly. high pressure in control. the weather will stay pretty quiet for most of the day today. like i said, the cooler air finally filtering in. it fin

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u.s. equity futures indicated lower. you have the dow down. are shifting gears here in the u.s. futures at the moment, on the back of the shanghai moves. let's get you up to date with the first word. nejra: china's broadest measure shows as companies increased borrowing on the corporate bond market. trillion rose to 1.8 yuan in december. that underscores a shift from the state in the world's second largest economy. ofected to take a write-down $4.9 billion on the value of u.s. shale assets, cutting capital expenditures as it grapples with a slide in oil. may be toity collapse abandon its decade all pledge to raise the dividend. has agreedhs says it to settle a u.s. probe into his handling of mortgage backed securities for about $5.1 billion, that will cut fourth-quarter profits by about $1.5 billion. it closes a record fourth quarter for litigation. for more on those stories, terminal customers can head to top go. manus: let us turn our attention to one of the big stories, all about the car. the carmakers in the spotlight this morning with the markets reopened. they dropped as m

u.s. equities.ou don't want to stave the strongest growing economy in the developing world, just pick your spots more kaurfully and find quality companies that are fairly sheltered from rising interest costs, can produce some degree of growth and have reasonable valuation. it's the rising tide of no longer lifting all boats but there are still some quality fast running boats out there. we want to link our story to those. >> i guess the fundamental question is whether we can see earnings growth return in 2016 to see stocks rebound. can we see respectable growth as many wall street strategists do predict which is why they see modest gains for the s&p? >> we expect moderate growth. we are about 2% in 2016. the consensus expects much higher growth, 2.5%, some people above. we think consumer spending is likely to slow as real income growth slows. we're a little bit more conservative, but 2% is still enough to really make gains in the labor market. and it's enough for the fed to continue hiking gradually.

what does this mean for u.s. equity futures? it means green. looking at a move to the up side for the dow to the tune of around 110 points. we're just off those highs. the s&p called to open by nine points higher, the nasdaq by five points. also a quick look at european trade, which is also trading positively for this last trading day of the month. do bear in mind that europe was sharply down yesterday due to some poor earnings. the dax was down 2.5%. this half percent rally for the dax just a little in perspective. >> we'll see if it holds. the last trading day of january. january has been a rough start for the year, the worst start ever in the first few trading days. the worst month for the dow and s&p since back in 2009. worst january for the nasdaq ever with a 10% decline. we'll see what happens later. we have the bank of japan. we also have a lot of u.s. economic data, which may trump earnings reports today. we'll get the first read on fourth quarter gdp 8:30 a.m. eastern time. it is expected to confirm the economy hit a soft patch. foreca

u.s. equity moves in the red. futures down at this early hour nasdaq down 53 continuing what has been a bumpy ride in 2016. now to today's trade stat of the day. this week's sell off pushed a group of stocks over into oversold territory which has them set up for potential rebou rebound. all could rise by 5 pktd and this is based purely on historical moves and data. findings based on me tricks used by the best hedge fund traders out there. gouk to you can go to cnbc.com. >> our next guest expects price levels for major european indices to rise through to 2018. peter oppenheimer joins us now from london. peter, good morning to you. a very happy new year. also i can say happy christmas as well. so far in 2016 markets totally driven by international events. is that a phenomenon you think will continue throughout the year or is it a week one issue? >> no, i think that the number of high degrees of uncertainty and that will continue throughout this year and we see it as high throughout the year. so while we do see some

u.s. equityutures pointing sharply lower as you can see. 243 points were expected to open down for the dow. the nasdaq down by around about 80 points and the s&p expected to open down by about 28 points. let's have a look at oil price which is have corrected to the down side today. a little bit of a bounce yesterday of course but we're locking at below 30 for wti. below 30 for brent and that reprieve yesterday seems like it will be short lived. >> perhaps technical in nature because futures are down sharply. here's what you missed while you were sleeping. what happened in asia overnight can be part of the story here. shanghai stocks entering bear market territory which means they're down 20% from the december 22nd peak. if you're having a case of deja vu that's because this is the second time china has dropped into a bear market in five months. it breeched it's august low when the panic started. chinese banks giving 91 beside in new loans in december and that was down sharply from november. the c

u.s. equities better than bonds. i like non-us equities, meaning develop marketings -- developing markets even better. so now volatility is my friend. john: there is value emerging in different places. one being energy. we go from a secular growth story today. and very quickly. what is different is some of the fundamentals are changing. 2 million barrels oversupplied today. now we are one million barrels over supplied. in emerging markets, what is interesting is john' s absolutely right. if you look at the price-to-book and the msc i, that is 2008 levels. the msc i is a composite of the global stock. global emerging markets. gary: do you agree with robert c chan -- robert sechan? jon: -- john: the relative performance will be subpar. rob: when i look at the market place today, there is a huge it ranges from two to 10. john: active management should outperform. you' ve got clients who normally know what they are going to get with an index. rod: is it easier to index and then pay for beta for large-cap? it might be. you

u.s. equityutures taking a bit of strength from the trade we saw in the region. >> over the last weeks cutting out the first two days of turmoil we're only down three quarters of 1% now so it bounced back strongly and the dax is in positive territory so quite a quick turn around. >> and importantly the nasdaq broke it's losing streak. and futures higher as well. iran has released the 10 u.s. sailers after they were seized yesterday. u.s. officials saying the small vessels were on a training mission when one of the boats may have experienced mechanical failure and drifted into iranian claimed waters. there were some questions about whether they would be questioned and interrogated about iranian officials that they have been returned and released safely. >> interesting to see the presidential candidates jumping on this yesterday when the story broke criticizing obama for wanting to get into bed with the iranians but at the same time how quickly would kerry have been able to be on the phone and get

u.s. equities. know the markets seem to be focused on what is going on in china and the emerging markets more broadly. you ignore the strength of the u.s., that is your peril as a u.s. investor. that was a good number, it shows the u.s. should comfortably grow north of 2%. that bodes well for earnings. relative good strength for the fees -- pes. pe multiples is something that has concerned investors. we see valuation staying where they are. for the forecast for u.s. equities, that is about 10%. that is pretty punchy consent -- compared to the concerns of the market. angie: if you expect valuations in pe to go up, that means that you make -- you think the equity market will recover. we did not see that on friday, when a? -- why not? bob: i think the markets are concerned about the momentum in emerging markets. there is a bias towards selling. i try not to spend too much time diagnosing short-term moves. you never know what is the cause. headlines might suggest the reason for markets going up or down,

u.s. equities is a surprise. we have the nasdaq. the s&p off. thought they were supported this week you were wrong. if you think the u.s. was the global safe haven you were wrong as well. the dollar is weaker against the euro, yen. it's weaker again today. the yent big beneficiary this week of safe haven trades. 11755. up as well today 10847. >> china is the culprit again. sparking a global market sell off. eunice yoon is joining us live from hong kong. for the second time this week we saw the circuit breaker halt chinese stocks with a move down 7%. >> that's right but the panic has really set in. we had the shortest trade dag in china's 25 year history with the stock market and it was ugly. the chinese investors have been concerned and spooked by the big downward adjustment in the currency. and people are fretting about how the government is lifting the restrictions on some of the big shareholder who is had been holding on to their shares. tomorrow they'll be allowed to sell some of the shares or at least after tomorrow and people have been wor

. >> u.s. equity futures pointing to a regulnegative open on wall street after the worst start to the year in 2008. >> we're getting the first look at a sleek and sporty new concept car today. think part corvette, part bat mobile. worldwide exchange begins right now. ♪ >> good morning and welcome to worldwide exchange here on cnbc. >> buckle up it looks like we're in for another wild market ride today. >> china once again the big story overnight. let's catch you up on what happened. stocks there dropping more than 3% in early trading and then the central bank stepped in. reports that state controlled funds bought stocks and that the people's bank of china pouring about $20 billion into the money markets. that was the largest cash injection since september. also they were likely using state banks to prop up the currency. after all of that they ended flattish to lower but not a huge boost. not at all and they were saying it would further restrict sales and that set up after he was discussing. >> this is

u.s. equities but we favor developed markets over emerging markets, and we like to have a position in hedged equity because we think that will help offset some of the volatility we may see during this year. >> all right, patty, thank you very much. patty edwards with u.s. bank wealth management. >>> the global sell-off and the health of the world economy was a major focus at the american economic association's annual meeting in san francisco. and as steve liesman reports, the question on the minds of economists is how might events abroad impact the economy here at home? >> reporter: the stock market rout that rang in the new year with a sour tone served to highlight the biggest risk facing the u.s. economy in 2016. not from homegrown problems but from abroad. precipitating the plunge, weak manufacturing data from china. chinese stocks fell 7%, and chip circuit breakers that suspended trading nationwide for the first time. the sell-off ricocheted to europe and then to u.s. markets. over the weekend thousands of academic economists gathered in san francisco at the american economic association

u.s. equity futures pointing to a strong open on wall street. >> and whatsapp. how there trying to change the way businesses reach customers. heres' a hint. money's involve. it's tuesday, january 19th, 2016 and worldwide exchange begins right now. u.s. equity futures pointing to 230 points on the dow. >> first sad news to deliver from the world of music again. glenn frey died at age 67. you'll know he formed the rock band the eagles in 1971. more on his legacy later in the hour and we'll be remembering him through his music throughout the hour as well. >> absolutely right but first the big stories we're watching at this hour. that's the weakest reading since the financial crisis though it was in line with estimates. 2015 full year growth coming in at 6.9%. the slowest in 25 years. chinese stocks rising in late trading. the rest of asia also closing a little bit higher. japan up .5% and shanghai comp up 3%. eunice will join us from beijing with the break down of the numbers in just a minute. in ot

u.s. equities not sincerely -- selloff in u.s. intensifying but this is the intraday chart of the s&p 500 and nasdaq and we have bounced off our lows which took place about 20 minutes ago. but these are deep losses and pretty broad as well. groupsand 24 industry are lower as well. when you look at treasuries, there is some buying, although not as much as you might expect. we are talking about marginal news here. what is interesting is gold prices. they are moving higher for the fifth straight day, as julie hyman noted earlier. goal but outto the there, and interestingly enough, bitcoin is higher as well. for better or worse, investors are choosing money to put in bitcoin. that is something to keep in mind. china's volatility is spreading extreme volatility through global markets. you want to bring in our next who says that some of the weakness we're seeing right now was days of that weeks in the making because it started at the end of last year. explain what you mean. steven: think back to where we were in august were china devalu

i'm going to show you the u.s. equity boards. all of the u.s. futures indicated a little bit lower. let me bring you back in terms of our european futures board. this is how we are set to open, down 0.2%. down 0.7%.icated money coming out of equities. global geopolitical risk is rising. money going into the yen. dollar-yen, you are seeing moves there. money going into the yen, going into treasuries. let's get to caroline hyde. caroline: thank you. north korea says it has conducted its fourth nuclear test. pyongyang said it detonated a hydrogen device at an underground test site in the far northeast. the explosion was first attracted as a magnitude 5.1 earthquake. it is a setback for u.s. and chinese efforts to convince leader kim jong-un to restart disarmament talks. china's yuan has sunk to a five-year low in offshore trading after the central bank lowered its reference rate. stocks in hong kong fell to their lowest level in 2.5 years on concern that the slump in mainland equities and slowing economic growth extends last year's losses. a privat

u.s. equities are due for a bit of a breather. it is not negative on u.s. equities, just more positive on other areas of the year. quitter profit margins could be under pressure. there's this preference of europe and japan. a forecast for 12% gains inequities with a 7% gain in profits in the nine states. there has been muted optimism and the big risk to this scenario is a global recession. -- 7% gain in profits in the united states. david: thank you very much. let's get a check of the bloomberg first word news this afternoon. mark crumpton has that. mark: president obama says it is time for the american people to demand congressional action on guns and for elected officials to stand up to the gun lobby. in an emotional to her and scum of the president unveiled a series of measures aimed at tightening control and enforcement of firearms. he drew a distinction between the u.s. and other industrialized nations. president obama: we are the only advanced country on earth that sees this kind of mass violence europe with this kind of erupt.ncy -- h it doesn't happe

u.s. equities going back to 2011.e have only in 2016 but really since august is a loss of dollars in.3 billion u.s. equities or market cap. jonathan: about 27 minutes away from the open. three stories that matter ahead of the open. china's trade surplus widens. offering support to a weakening yuan, that is royal global markets. country us trade balance widened to $60 billion in december. that is according to official figures. emphasis on official figures. official figures also said there was a big boom in exports. jim: the trade data has provided support to the yuan. that is not entirely logical given the economic story one has to deduce from trade numbers which is the chinese are not importing as much as perhaps we expected and perhaps they want to. it suggests to me that the transition towards a more domestic and consumer-oriented economy is going slowly and that is not necessarily good news. david: could it also be tied fx? for example the dollar strengthens against the yuan. jim: the yuan has been managed against

equities. joe: it will be an interesting weekend. the selling was not confined to the u.s.. t a one-year chart of europe.x 600 down 17%. people will really excited about european equities in part because the ecb, unlike the festival was doing qa. they were supposed to have this divergent rotation into your. but as you can see europe has been totally smashed like everyone. arelet: those equities flowing in at the expense of the united states and emerging markets. >> we want to write ninth everyone listening to us on bloomberg radio, and what you some bloomberg television, let's talk about the energy trade today. crude oil dropping another 5%. we are down about 20% already in 2016. the stick a look at the treasury trade because despite a lot of volatility and it sounded good heart and we did see some movement in the treasury trade. .ot equally as so that 10 year yield did dip below 2% in today's session. is the looksee that at the 10 year in terms of the trade we have seen today. scarlet: let's continue this coverage of the volatile day in the markets. we are joined by the seni

u.s. equities over the last 12 months. is int buyback bid technical blackout periods, you will have the air pockets we have the last week or so. scarlet: i like the way you put that, air pockets. binky chadha, you are staying with us to we debunk the top three minutes of buybacks when we come back. and shares of lululemon gaining after the company boosted its forecast. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. let's get to mark crumpton. mark: suicide bombers and gunmen killed and took hostages and an attack on them all in baghdad. the islamic state took responsibility. the attackers detonated a car bomb outside and suicide vests inside the building in the predominantly shiite neighborhood. 20 others were wounded before security forces and the rain. the u.s. house of representatives is poised to pass legislation that would punish north korea for its latest nuclear test by expanding sanctions. lawmakers are scheduled to vote tonight on a bill that proposes to deny the north the hard currency it says it needs for its weapons programs. pyongy

u.s. equity futures under pressure after two-day gains thursday, friday.gains on friday giving back early action in europe, lightly trading. lightly lower. oil is down. that's hurting futures. s&p futures down one. they recovered a bit. dow futures down 28. nasdaq down 7. >>> here are the big stories you're watching this hour, johnson controls in talks to buy tyco international. johnson controls manufacturers batteries and heating equipment. tyco is headquartered in ireland. so a purchase would let johnson controls cut its taxes by moving its domicile from the u.s. to ireland. but no word on specific terms or indeed if johnson plans to pursue that. >> hillary already said she could have an excise tax. we're watching twitter this morning. the big el upheaval since jack dorsey returned as ceo. the held of the company's product, engineering, media and human resources team are leaving. and twitter will appoint two new board members and high-profile media personalities. twitters by dorsey said all fou will be taking well-deserved time off. keep in mind, it come

u.s. equities and u.s. treasuries. he gap between between equity dividends and treasury, and we're seeing that gap the whitest in a year as we have seen stocks fall and also treasury yields continue to be at relatively low levels. we've talked a lot about valuations, when do they become compelling. in termseen valuations of price to earnings at their lowest since october 2014. this is another way for investors to look at that. have not founde valuations compelling enough to come back in a sustained way into u.s. stocks. scarlet: we are on the cusp of a three day weekend, and weekends of late have been the chinese government has had time to tinker with things are announced policy changes. julie: it's the third friday of the month, expiration. on do get some wonky trading the dates you get options and future expiration because the first friday of the month was january 1, even though it wasn't an open day in the markets. scarlet: that might account for the increase in volume as well. up 60% versus the 100 they average. tha

u.s. equities. and then you want to have 5% or so in the short-term investments and the rest in bonds. >> what happens in your 50s or 60s and you're heading towards retirement. >> you should still be heavily invested in the stock market, about after of your portfolio in stocks. think about your life expectancies now, we're living to the 80s and longer. you need that money for growth. pat of your portfolio has to have that growths a s aaspect to it. the rest will be a combination of bonds and short-term instruments like money markets. >> sharon, thank you very much. >> sure, my pleasure. >>> here is a look at other into a new week "on the money." a strong jobs report for the month of december. the economy created 292,000 jobs, and numbers for previous months were revised higher. the low of 5%. what a week for the stock market, and we don't mean a good one. the dow had their worst first four days of year ever. the same held true of the s&p 500. the nasdaq fell about 6% with a three-month low with worr

u.s. equities. we think that, you know, the four dds that dictated markets n 2015 which is debt deflation, deleveraging in the emerging world, disparity in central bank policy and the dollar will continue to dictate markets in 2016 and that leads to us to overweight japan and europe. >> you don't like u.s. stocks even with the discount of 5 or 6%. >> we like u.s. stocks in defensive sectors like telecom and drug retail sectors. what else do we like in the u.s.? those would be two high conviction areas. insurance which tend to out perform when corporate bond yields are arising. >> sure. >> joe, how about you? what do you think these days? what do you think of the u.s. stock market? >> i wouldn't discount the u.s. after the start to the year i think the u.s. is setting itself up for either number one a massive trough or recession. look on the recession nary side and you see jump bond yield spreads are sounding alarms. there's a number of financials whose stock prices have fallen below their book value

u.s. equity markets have a down year.ausesk american economy overseas investors to reduce their holdings. i am assuming that he thinks it needs to be long euro. but interestingly enough he has it going to 120. oil sticks around 30. he expects that high-end real estate in both new york and london have a sharp downturn among places like russia and the gulf disappear. that is pretty much in contrast with some of the things we're seeing. number.a city 12% for global equities. more of the low end 7% rise. here are guest joins us from london and capital group. >> that is very optimistic. you think about what has happened in the last five years. we should not expect any further markets. corporate to be the earnings. corporate earnings growth are slowing down significantly. in the commodity prices in part because of the stronger dollar. corporate earnings quarters are probably high single digits and that is the kind of return you should expect from the equity market in the u.s.. something very similar in the u.s. but if we get mo

we are seeing green on the screen in terms of u.s. equityes as you can see pointing to a higher start. europe opened weaker and turned higher after the worst start for european stocks since 2011. that's helped give us a boost in the early action. it's nothing big and nothing like the declines that we saw for u.s. stocks last week. it's early. earnings season kicks off in full. earnings details next week. the focus seems to be on overseas action, including china, another weak section. >> a little bit of green. nice bit of reprieve. >>> time for sports news. the first week of the nfl playoffs is in the books. it was a wild finish in minnesota on sunday. the vikings trailing the seattle seahawks by 1 point with less than 30 seconds to go. kicker blaire walsh attempting a 27 yard field goal but he hooked it way left. the seahawks holding on to a 10-9 kick. i could have made that kick. that was terrible. walsh spoke to reporters after the game. he had this to say. >> you know what, it's my fault. you know, i want you guys here when i make the gam

u.s. equities. and then you want to have 5% or so in the short-term investments and the rest in bonds. >> what happens in your 50s or 60s and you're heading towards retirement. >> you should still be heavily invested in the stock market, about after of your portfolio in stocks. think about your life expectancies now, we're living to the 80s and longer. you need that money for growth. pat of your portfolio has to have that growths a s aaspect to it. of bonds and short-term instruments like money markets. >> sharon, thank you very much. >> sure, my pleasure. >>> here is a look at other stories making news as we go into a new week "on the money." a strong jobs report for the month of december. the economy created 292,000 jobs, and numbers for previous months were revised higher. the low of 5%. what a week for the stock market, and we don't mean a good one. the dow had their worst first four days of year ever. the same held true of the s&p 500. the nasdaq fell about 6% with a three-month low with worrie

u.s. equities.e're also talking about the bond market from bank of america and the blowout month that we have seen. 1:00 p.m. scott. >> thank you. today's worse sector and that's health care dragged down by eli lily and the bio techs. a lot of the experts are long these stocks. those trades are just ahead and oh canada. is our neighbor to the north headed for a recession? what does that mean for our economy? we head to vancouver for a closer look. i'm here at the td ameritrade trader offices. steve, other than making me move stuff, what are you working on? let me show you. okay. our thinkorswim trading platform aggregates all the options data you need in one place and lets you visualize that information for any options series. okay, cool. hang on a second. you can even see the anticipated range of a stock expecting earnings. impressive... what's up, tim. td ameritrade. hundreds of crash simulations. thousands of hours of painstaking craftsmanship. and an infinite reserve of patience... ...to create

. >> but first u.s. equity futures plunging now. we're talking triple digit declines. they have been deteriorating all night. dow futures down 319 points. s&p futures down 35. nasdaq down 80. this after a rebound yesterday. >> just. >> just a rebound. it looks like we are going to go back and retest for the third question those august lows. we drop below that during yesterday's session. closed above it. we'll see what happens today. this is an ugly picture in u.s. stock futures. let's show you what's happening in europe. red across the screens. this is a global sell off and we're looking at a dax down 3% at this hour. some of these declines are spreading, deepening, worsening, taking their cue from oil but 3% plus declines across the board for major averages in europe. >> all of those five major markets we're looking at over every time frame over the last 12 months. whether you're looking at 9 or 12 months there all in the red now. so no issues there. >> it really is. >> anything is looking green right across the screen. >> i would just mention one more. on the brink o

u.s. equities. you can see this morning that things are picking up a bit.he dow futures up by about 52 points above fair value. s&p up by over eight points. the nasdaq up by 43. of course, after the fed, it was dovish talk, but maybe not as dovish as the markets had been hoping. that's why you accelerate after the fed statement was released. take a look at the energy markets right now. wti up another

u.s. equities better than bonds. ke non-us equities, meaning develop marketings -- developing markets even better. so now volatility is my friend. john: there is value emergingpl. as i said in my state of the union address, ensuring the security of the united states and the safety of our people demands a smart, patient, and disciplined approach to the world. and that includes our diplomacy with the islamic republic of iran. for decades our differences with iran meant that our governments almost never spoke to each other. ultimately that did not advance america's interests. over the years, iran moved closer and closer to having the ability to build a nuclear weapon. but from presidents franklin roosevelt to john f. kennedy to ronald reagan, the united states has never been afraid to pursue diplomacy with our adversaries. and as president, i decided that a strong, confident america could advance our national security by engaging directly with the iranian government. we have seen the results. under the nuclear deal that

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u.s. equities and global equities. we want to get you set up for the start of asian trading.asnews today, china devalued its currency once again, the eighth straight day it has let his currency weakened. we want to get some perspective on how china's currency moves are impacting the rest of the world. >> we have to take a look at china's foreign currency reserves, which were down ,omething like $108 billion which was worse than expected. that has bled through to the broader market. we can sit here and talk about stocks. i know you have been doing that and you are probably bored now, atlet's look specifically derivatives and the swaps spread. a swaps spread is a kind of derivatives. it is basically the difference between u.s. government borrowing rates of treasury yields and the rate you pay for more related payments. interbank-libor type stuff. china selling foreign-currency reserves mean that is you -- means the u.s. selling treasury reserves. it is an oddity in financial markets. you should not have to swap. and there has been a huge debate in financial markets about what i