exchange on cnbc. i m wilfred frost. i m seema mody in for sara eisen. let s get straight to the global market action great day for stocks yesterday, particularly the nasdaq. the dow up 0.7 the s&p 0.8. the nasdaq 1.4%. the nasdaq numbers to watch out for, 6321 is a record close. 6341 is a record intraday high so the dow is performing well. again, having had a few days of selloff prior to that. encouraging rebound in tech. 8 out of 11 sectors positive tech the best, energy the worst. ten-year treasury note did edge back up ending last week about 2.14%. at 2.16. a mixed day in trade for asia the japanese index closing at nearly a two-year high, but a different story for the hang seng and shanghai composite retreating ahead of what many call a highly anticipated decision from the msci today on whether the index holder will include china a shares, it s considered a watershed moment for china stocks if they get the green light this would allow the u.s. funds to get more
yesterday was a stand-out day. it was the best day for the dow since may 19th the best day for the s&p 500 since may 24th and the best day for the nasdaq since december 11th of last year. things are looking cautious at the open overnight in asia, the nikkei finished up by 0.8%. the hang seng and shanghai were weaker hang seng down by 0.3% in europe, some of the early trading that salready taken place, you can see right now it looks like there are some modest advances for many major indices. the dax and cac are up the ftse is flat crude oil prices were under pressure yesterday crude settled at the lowest level since november of last year it was down 54 cents to 44.20. this morning it s down another 8 cents. testing that $44 level at $44.12 you got the beach on your mind a little bit. okacean i was thinking ahead to stocks i have not had coffee yet. following a developing story in barclays. uk authorities filed criminal charges again the bank and four top executives u
welcome to the 9, everyone. hillary clinton looking to make history on this tuesday, bernie sanders camp saying, not so fast. much more on the primary ahead. we have breaking news. yeah, we had a vehicle, a san francisco ambulance stolen out of the tenderloin and ended up crashing after a pursuit at the treasure island east bay bridge. could not quite make that turn into the tight turn. burst into flames. the fire department put it out. one person was taken into custody. this was in the 7:00 hour. pace why cannily crashed at about 8:10 or so. since you cannot get off the treasure island, you can see how terrible that traffic is. i have drawn a line. this is a bad afternoon commute. see how bad it just turned out. part of it is because you can t get off treasure island. you can clearly see what s going on as you drive by on the bay bridge. let s go to alex savidge who is driving in this terrible traffic trying to get into traffic it s pretty bad, i hear reporter: good mo
i am a very fortunate stephanie ruhle. y? matt miller in here with you. we are sending you the best, but in the meantime we are getting you breaking news. existing home sales are out. michael mckee is on hand with the real deal. rate it down. it down.eak a reasonable news story with home sales. 4.6 million at dollar annual rate, barely lower than it was in january. five,ober we were in the so we have a long way to go. whatever the weather effect, it has been relatively steady for the past four months and we expect a big spring rebound. here, a drop in condo and co-op sales, 1.8%. single-family home sales, just .2 of 8%. one of the complaints about home sales in the past couple of months has been not enough homes for sale, so that may affect things. the other number we just got and here is some good news for people worried about the economy and the weather. february -6.3, and it comes in a positive numeral mind. it looks like overall the employment index is lower, but
tom is italy, the unemployment rate dropping more than expected. imf we have to go to the because it plans to raise global economic forecast. christine lagarde telling reporters yesterday in nairobi, kenya. china s gasoline exports may rise 18% this year, according to an economic data in the u.s.. employment kicking off three days less claims tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. we have a read on consumer credit. earnings before the bell constellation brands, monsanto, and after the bell, bed bath and beyond. let s look at stocks, bomb bonds, commodities. the vi x nicely under 19. nymex crude distances itself from 100 a barrel. vix under 13. winter wheat we did an interview yesterday, winter wheat, the snow protects it. maybe 20% of the crop is affected. there is brent crude. and the dollar index, a little over 81. that is a big deal. not like dow 10,000 but it is a big deal. here is a quick look at the euro. cristina alesci said flat unemployment. but here is the drop a