The singaporean market has come back online after a twoday break. It plays catchup to this global selloff. Markets in china, taiwan, korea, vietnam still closed. The first primary of the president ial race. Victory for the antiestablishment candidates. Donald trump trying on the republican one. Bloomberg news watching and euro chief Washington Bureau chief joining us. Is it the scale of bernies defeat over hillary that might be causing the Clinton Campaign to do a little head scratching. A stunning night in New Hampshire for Bernie Sanders. I expected him to win, but dont know about this big. He has won with every key demographic as well. With women. He was expected to win young voters. It is a big night and going to be a fundamentally disruptive right disruptive night for the democratic party. Well have to see what her Campaign Comes back with as we move on with everything to play for now. Rishaad indeed. The other dog fight is the republican nomination. Donald trump one out as expect
And tom keene. We are trying to understand the markets, especially the fears around the Deutsche Bank. Tom not only the fear and the crisis and the charts but exactly what is cocoa . Think an explainer is in order. Maybe by the end of morning we will be a little bit smarter s. Th these odd derivative francine crucial, we will find out more throughout show. Lets get straight to the first word news with Caroline Hyde. The first votes have been cast for the first president ial primary in the United States. These oldfashioned paper bernie showed that sanders got all four democratic votes. John kasich got three and donald trump got to. Bernie sanders is beating Hillary Clinton by double digits in some polls. In the republicans, the polls show donald trump well out overhead. Later today on bloomberg, a twohour New Hampshire special on with all due respect starting at 5 00 p. M. Eastern time. In germany, to commuter trains collided. More than a hundred 50 were injured. The area is not easy to
Nasdaq meeting on the downside, looking at the today moves in the s p 500, you will see indeed that we had a big upsurge and yesterday we had pretty much gone sideways. Put another way, look at the bloomberg. I have the s p 500 intraday range thus far. Right now its only at 11. 7, 11. 8. It looks like that could be the lowest of the year. Of course, that has happened a couple of other days with late day changes. We will see what happens this time around. In terms of the groups on the move, we have material shares that are lower largely because of monsanto, which we will talk about in a few moments. Consumer discretionary with energy and financials, turning around later in the session. Whats interesting to me is that these inventory numbers from oil or what terrible. Lower by 20,000 barrels per day, but it was ugly and oil didnt really go catastrophic. Neither did the stock market. It really is strange. We did have loyal take a leg lower after the numbers came out. It was down by 2 and
Networks. Google and marking the 25th anniversary of the team and square crack down. Many apple users go outside apple to edit photos and share files, but apple is looking to combat that. Calling feature like skied and features that take on dropbox. Theyre trying to make it easier for developers to develop on their platform, introducing the swift programming language. They also make a big push into the smart home and health arenas. To a longtime apple follower. Have watching been watching the company forever. What is your take . I thought that apple failed to be apple. It succeeded at being the apple we all knew before expectations were inflated that apple had to change the world every time it had one of these events. They are a victim of their own success, that this used to be a conference for this Tiny Community in the world of david against was goliath. Forveryone got excited because you could do interesting new things, but now everyone expects apple to unveil some world changing th
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