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of a g-20 communique. he welcomes the stock market correction. it was a super bubble. a bubble of a bubble. when you go there and the taxi driver is telling you which stocks you should invest in. he says even a 10-year-old could see why the greek bailout was wrong. telling cnbc that no political party could stabilize an economy that s imploding. it s of the upmost necessity and has been for a few years now is to have an economic policy which ends this extend and pretend nightmare over the last few years. it is one of the most critical jobs report in recent memory. this could be the number that decide ws whether the fed will lift off or push out it s rate hike over the last month. they re calling for an increase in 220,000 in nonfarm payrolls versus 215,000 in july. august tends to quirky. the jobs number is often inaccurate as many people are on vacation when the government conducts it s household and business survey. let s take a look at u.s. futures. stocks fa ....
china. the the italian prime minister tells us he s not too interested until now. we have to ask ourselves are there underlying factors which need to be switched. tesco flips after selling for $6 billion. the uk prime minister is set to reveal plans to become more refugees in syria as germany opens its doors to more than 20,000 this weekend. there must be a collective effort, they tell cnbc. when a crisis occurs, europe usually is able to take the next best step. crisis should never be wasted. let s use it to work closer together. a very good morning to you. let s get straight to markets which as you can see opened strongly predominant behind me. we re ups 0.6%. last week, we had europe down 2%, 2.5% during the week. the u.s. is down large, about 3.5%, that coming after the nfp was mixed overall but raised enough uncertainty for rate hikes to leave liquidities down by the end of the week. there wasn t enough down for the nfp but it was undoubtedly poor for equit ....
tells s cnbc he s not too earne. if volty last too laong, we have to ask ourselves if they need to be fixed. and tesco selling for $1 billion in a sale. angela merkel opened its doors to nearly 20,000 might go grants this weekend. let s have a look in on asian markets which are unanimously in the red this morning, this comes after further action. there you go, japan has made that. it s up 0.4%. the rest of the europe is in the red by shanghai down 2.5% after a small negative revision in the chinese gdp data in recent times. and it s as got australia down flat. let s look at europe. they were stronger by 1%. germany up 0.4%. the ftse 100 up 0.7%. of course, it volumes a very soft week last week here in new york city. it will bounce back. new glencore is trading sharply higher after announcing a share. as a result, merrill lynch upgraded their ratings. stocks were down 6% before the news of making it the ftse 100 s worst performing stock. up 7.14% today. now glenc ....
ten-year-year-o yields around 2. we sit down with warren buffett at 11:30 this morning. dow futures up making up for almost all of friday s losses after the jobs number. you heard on squawk on the street them calling the fed irresponsible but said the u.s. is not poised for decline. the i think the u.s. market is fairly valued, and i think the markets in europe, are several years behind the united states. europe is a bit more interesting. we see japan with qe infinity being interesting. that s a relative waiting. would we expect europe to perform the u.s. and japan outperform? probably. had some other choice words for mary joe white on the up tick rule. saying all the volatility we re seeing with the swings is not the way it s supposed to work, and says that rule should come back. he s been critical for some time, also of lie frequency trading through the years and various market mechanisms. he has been a vocal critic of the infrastructure of the markets or the ....
playing at the semifinals. this was on her request for the calendar year grand slam. only one year left to go. there was a lot of excitement last night. much of it happened off the court. although what happened on the court was good too. check that out. jimmy fallon and justin timberlake watching federer play. first the market news of the morning. the u.s. equity futures. yesterday it was a huge sell off. it was a decline of over 400 points. from the highs to the lows of the day. the dows closing at the lows. things are already turning up. nasdaq up by 49. we also have a news maker for you this morning. david tepper is going to be joining us for a squawk box exclusive. this is the guy that called for the federally. the fed put. we re going to see what he thinks right now a week before the fed makes his next decision coming up at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. let s tell you about the other big stories we re watching this morning. economic worries coming from asia. japan s ma ....