hunt may be over as conquest says it is no longer in the running. we are on bitcoin-watch j two. day two. this shows the volume and price action that we saw. 3818. prices were quite volatile. volume was highest right at the open. if in doubt as we headed toward u.s. trading hours. that was further evidenced among bitcoin critics. demand thate retail is fueling what we have seen. guest, stephent roach joining us from yale university. he is calling it a speculative bubble. it is just the first day. things could get more normalized. girl let s also betty: let s show you the u.s. market. nasdaq, the dow, and the all in the green. this is a solid recovery. investors were much more bullish on some of these sane stocks in tech shares. an unwind of this reversal that we saw a couple weeks ago. we are seeing a mixed session here so far. we re looking at new zealand and australia. the kiwi still holding onto solid gains. the deputy governor was named the next central bank chief.
friday, november 7th. tgif, everybody. good evening. i m bill in for tyler mathisen. and i m susie gharib. a record close to a record week. the s&p closed at new highs against but investors returned to the big report on the job market. now, it wasn t stellar and some analysts are calling it a goldilocks report. less than expected jobs were added and the unemployment ticked down to 5.8% and last two months revived higher. the big disappointment for american workers, though, wages. average hourly earnings were up 3%. hampton pearson reports that president obama made the most of the numbers. reporter: at a white house cabinet meeting, president obama said it s the hard work of the american people that has driven the unemployment rate to the lowest level since the beginning of the recession and reduced the best-based overall jobs growth in more than a decade. the unemployment rate grew again. 10.6 million new jobs in the last 56 months and this is the strongest jobs growth
friday, november 7th. tgif, everybody. good evening. i m bill in for tyler mathisen. and i m susie gharib. a record close to a record week. the s&p closed at new highs against but investors returned to the big report on the job market. now, it wasn t stellar and some analysts are calling it a goldilocks report. less than expected jobs were added and the unemployment ticked down to 5.8% and last two months revived higher. the big disappointment for american workers, though, wages. average hourly earnings were up 3%. hampton pearson reports that president obama made the most of the numbers. reporter: at a white house cabinet meeting, president obama said it s the hard work of the american people that has driven the unemployment rate to the lowest level since the beginning of the recession and reduced the best-based overall jobs growth in more than a decade. the unemployment rate grew again. 10.6 million new jobs in the last 56 months and this is the strongest jobs growth
tgif, everybody. good evening. i m bill in for tyler mathisen. and i m susie gharib. a record close to a record week. the s&p closed at new highs against but investors returned to the big report on the job market. now, it wasn t stellar and some analysts are calling it a goldilocks report. less than expected jobs were added and the unemployment ticked down to 5.8% and last two months revived higher. the big disappointment for american workers, though, wages. average hourly earnings were up 3%. hampton pearson reports that president obama made the most of the numbers. reporter: at a white house cabinet meeting, president obama said it s the hard work of the american people that has driven the unemployment rate to the lowest level since the beginning of the recession and reduced the best-based overall jobs growth in more than a decade. the unemployment rate grew again. 10.6 million new jobs in the last 56 months and this is the strongest jobs growth that we have seen sinc
tgif, everybody. good evening. i m bill in for tyler mathisen. and i m susie gharib. a record close to a record week. the s&p closed at new highs against but investors returned to the big report on the job market. now, it wasn t stellar and some analysts are calling it a goldilocks report. less than expected jobs were added and the unemployment ticked down to 5.8% and last two months revived higher. the big disappointment for american workers, though, wages. average hourly earnings were up 3%. hampton pearson reports that president obama made the most of the numbers. reporter: at a white house cabinet meeting, president obama said it s the hard work of the american people that has driven the unemployment rate to the lowest level since the beginning of the recession and reduced the best-based overall jobs growth in more than a decade. the unemployment rate grew again. 10.6 million new jobs in the last 56 months and this is the strongest jobs growth that we have seen sinc