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here in the u.s., with indications the recovery will be delayed. and that changed investors course today after a string of market records today. they sold stocks. but that probably wasn t the only thing that pressured the major averages. there was weakness in the transports and wall street is still digesting majority leader eric cantor s defeat in a primary last night. by the close, the dow fell 102 points, the nasdaq dipped 6, and the s&p was off about 7 points. but by while world bank downgrades, the outlook for global growth, steve liesman says many here in the united states are more upbeat about the economy. reporter: slowly, americans are clawing back some of the optimism they lost during the great recession and the tepid recovery. the cnbc all-america economic survey for june shows the percent of americans who say the current state of the economy is poor, this after seven long years and a surge to 70% at the height of the financial crisis, it s now fallen bac ....
here in the u.s., with indications the recovery will be delayed. and that changed investors course today after a string of market records today. they sold stocks. but that probably wasn t the only thing that pressured the major averages. there was weakness in the transports and wall street is still digesting majority leader eric cantor s defeat in a primary last night. by the close, the dow fell 102 points, the nasdaq dipped 6, and the s&p was off about 7 points. but by while world bank downgrades, the outlook for global growth, steve liesman says many here in the united states are more upbeat about the economy. reporter: slowly, americans are clawing back some of the optimism they lost during the great recession and the tepid recovery. the cnbc all-america economic survey for june shows the percent of americans who say the current state of the economy is poor, this after seven long years and a surge to 70% at the height of the financial crisis, it s now fallen bac ....
here in the u.s., with indications the recovery will be delayed. and that changed investors course today after a string of market records today. they sold stocks. but that probably wasn t the only thing that pressured the major averages. there was weakness in the transports and wall street is still digesting majority leader eric cantor s defeat in a primary last night. by the close, the dow fell 102 points, the nasdaq dipped 6, and the s&p was off about 7 points. but by while world bank downgrades, the outlook for global growth, steve liesman says many here in the united states are more upbeat about the economy. reporter: slowly, americans are clawing back some of the optimism they lost during the great recession and the tepid recovery. the cnbc all-america economic survey for june shows the percent of americans who say the current state of the economy is poor, this after seven long years and a surge to 70% at the height of the financial crisis, it s now fallen bac ....
delayed. and that changed investors course today after a string of market records today. they sold stocks. but that probably wasn t the only thing that pressured the major averages. there was weakness in the transports and wall street is still digesting majority leader eric cantor s defeat in a primary last night. by the close, the dow fell 102 points, the nasdaq dipped 6, and the s&p was off about 7 points. but by while world bank downgrades, the outlook for global growth, steve liesman says many here in the united states are more upbeat about the economy. reporter: slowly, americans are clawing back some of the optimism they lost during the great recession and the tepid recovery. the cnbc all-america economic survey for june shows the percent of americans who say the current state of the economy is poor, this after seven long years and a surge to 70% at the height of the financial crisis, it s now fallen back to its prerecession level of 33%. more than a third wi ....
as we said, the ten-year getting awfully close to 2%. inversion blowback. the killer here, shire down 25% and a lot of big event funds getting crushed. earnings from bank of america, blackrock are out, both beating on the bottom line. can financials lead the market higher? first up, new data adding to concerns about the economy. stock futures extending their losses this morning after september retail sales fell more than expected, down 0.3%. that s excludeing autos. sales declined 0.2%. also seeing a bigger drop in oil prices after that tuesday selloff. that s crude s biggest one-day slide in almost two years. oil is down 23%, jim, since june. it s cost opec hundreds of millions of dollars. larry fink that morning saying he thinks gas prices are going to come down 30, 40 cents into year s end. gas prices are based on brent. brent has come down a lot. i think that s a nice prediction. you need oil to go to 70 if that happens. is oil possibly going to 70? i had haro ....