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MoneyWayCouplesViewsPearlsWisdomChatLove-and-moneyNewsJapanIn-singaporeNickglobal markets are under pressure as hopes for the u.s. and china striking a deal on trade appear to be trading. stocks kicked the week off in the red. the dow shed another 389 points closing below the 26,000 mark. the ongoing trade tensions between washington and beijing coupled with falling bond yields have sparked renewed concerns among investors of a global recession. also weighing on markets, the ongoing protests we just covered with matt bradley, markets in asia were low he beinger across board. up next, a look at the morning's top stories including failures at the federal jail that allowed jeffrey epstein to take his own life. and vowing to sue over the law credited with helping to save the bald eagle. ing to save the bald eagle. johnson & johnson is a baby company.
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atms to get their hands on their own cash before the nation goes into default. the country's economy minister says it will be impossible to make the payment. and the financial markets are certainly feeling the heat from this debt crisis in greece. the dow jones industrial average dropped 350 points on monday closing at 17,596. that is the single-worst day for losses on the dow so far this year. in the meantime, markets in asia fared very differently after suffering losses on monday they rebounded and you can see the nikkei the shanghai composite, the hang seng all of those up for the day. europe's financial markets opened just about 30 minutes ago. let's check in with nina dos santos in london. the european trading day getting
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act of aaggression. vladimir putin personal inspected russian military exercises and called for snap drills and surprise inspections throughout the region. the crisis in ukraine also being felt on markets around the world. mere abel aber is at the new york stock exchange. what's the reaction so far? >> hi, wolf. well, as you said, huge selloff on wall street. we knew before the open there was going to be a wave of selling. but it's gotten stronger as the day goes on. it's not just here in the u.s. markets in asia and europe plunged 1 to 3% overnight and commodities surging. oil, wheat, corn and gold. those are things generally considered safe for investments. no doubt about it, ukraine had big problems before today. a weak economy in need of financial bailout. but what was a financial problem has turned into an economic problem. so trade could be impacted because ukraine is a major wheat and corn producer. also, a lot of oil from russia
Vladimir-putinEastern-ukraineCrisisRegionExercisesSnap-drillsSurprise-inspectionsMarketsWorldUsWolf-blitzerReaction>> reporter: tea party stress says that amounts to a call for violence. herman cain slugged the -- shrugged the comments off. >> that's all they have to intimidate folks. when he mentioned working people, tea party people work too. >> reporter: michigan which was built by big labor was instrumental in birthing the tea party movement. >> harris: as i was listening to hoffa's comments if there were families in that audience that was tough we meant to bleep that it should have happened. we apologize but it did not get bleeped out. wendell goler, thank you. >> u.s. markets closed on this labor day holiday if overseas markets are any indication we could be in for a bumpy ride for trading tomorrow. markets in asia, down 2 to 4%
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