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That could be the first signal we have seen of the impact of brexit and other geopolitical concerns on the chinese economy. In june, imports down 2. 3 year term. R in chinas exports better than expected, rising by 2. 9 percent in july. The market was looking for a figure of 2. 3 , well up from the 1. 3 rise in a sports year on year in june. Certainly, a big boost in terms of surplus. A big miss in terms of imports. There has been the impact of the brexit vote. Exports rising up by 2. 9 , so at l...

To that vote. They have turn into small losses for the industrials. Down ten points. Nasdaq holding ton a very slim gain of about 4 at 4847 and the nasdaq is higher by 1. 6 . Lets kick it off with the first of those bs and that is the brexit vote countdown. We are just 12 hours, 59 minutes, 11 seconds away from the vote opening up in the uk. The polls do seem to show rather even split for stay or go. Perhaps the market and the wisdom of crowds is selling more of a stay story. The uk stock market...

Good morning and welcome to World Wide Exchange on cnbc. Im sara eisen. Along with don. Today to be here, good morning. Lets check in on Global Market this is morning. It looks like were lower again today. Dow down about 40 points. S p futures down 6. Nasdaq down nearly 14. This after the dow actually finished lower for the sixth session in a row. As for oil prices, all the focus back in a bear market off 22 from the june high. And they are getting a bit of a relief bounce this morning. Still ar...

Welcome everybody to power lunch. Im Tyler Mathisen. Glad you could be with us this afternoon. Lets take a look at the dow trying to break an eightday losing streak. That kind of streak hasnt happened since august of 2011. Right now the dow up 23 points or 0. 13 . Energy and financials leading the way. Oil back above 40 a barrel. Despite a surprise build in crude inventories. Brian. Hi, im brian sullivan, thanks very much for joining us. Heres what else is happening at this hour. Walmart reporte...

I call this thes hearing of the Senate Committee on agriculture attrition and forestry to order. Thank you all for coming. Todays hearing will examine the overall climate of credit in Rural America, the health of ag lending from the commercial bank in the farm Credit System perspectives and what the impact of current credit environment having our nations farms. We will also examine whether the Farm Credit Administration is exercising appropriate oversight in the farm Credit System. Farmers and r...

Gains in washington because of that next generation doesnt the that you will see those gains retreat millenials live in a much stronger in the private section so maybe they will see more gains in that sector there much more upandcoming like Silicon Valley or even in Hollywood Taylors with saying what my recognition or Jennifer Lawrence i want equal pay theyre finding their voices that are very powerful but there are so very few millenials with bin in public life. I think they in general especial...

Anytime soon either. Progress. We have to go forward well, you can make it come back if you restrict peoples ability to vote and control their reproduction. [laughter] and thats what the fight is right now. Were at the heart of it. Were at the heart of, you know [inaudible conversations] i think weve got time for one more. Wheres my timer . I have a san antonio question. The Economic Innovation Group came out with a study recently talking about income inequality, and san antonio is one of those ...

Theres another extremely important point that the senator from virginia made, and that is that this rule which has been criticized by some is in direct response to a g. A. O. Report, a direct response to g. A. O. Criticizing h. U. D. For not doing a good job in carrying out this part of the 1968 fair housing act. That is so important. How many of us in this chamber have repeatedly looked to g. A. O. For advice on how we can improve how federal programs work . Well, look to g. A. O. , look to its...

The fundamental driver was that we are the minority partner. Its partly about partnership. Its partly about innovation. You know, back there were a few courses around this country. Now the course at berkeley that has the single most attendance. You have kids in high school and College Setting up their own ngos and traveling around the world. Now days all spend time in developing countries. So and you have huge amounts of innovation. The development breakthroughs are not necessarily coming out of...

I did emphasize its a uk decision but also the United Kingdom will want to listen very carefully to all of the constituent nations into these other ministers and parliaments in setting up negotiation we want to carry on. As for this issue of Free Movement of people that were before the next Prime Minister and government and parliament to decide but i in no doubt that this is a difficult issue. Its a difficult issue inside the eu were you of all the ability to change things. It will be even more ...