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Also slumped? over in hong kong, we've also seen weeks of protests impacting the economy, both places are clearly small, but they're also vital hubs for international trade and finance. these are all classic barometers of global growth. so when things go sour, alarm bells start ringing. now the fact that so many economies are faltering at once underscore just how connected we all are by global trade, but the uncertainty about economic policy, about political turmoil and, of course, the trade war is threatening to create a perfect storm that costs jobs and costs people money all around the worl...

Do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. welcome back. we saw the dow jump more than 300 points yesterday after recession fears sent the market tumbling. >> we have more from julia chatterly and nine other countries that are getting jittery. >> reporter: there has been plenty of speculation this week about whether the u.s. economy is headed for a recession. we've seen warning signs flashing in financial market, and the trade war seems to be

Impact the holiday season, but also what he's refused to acknowledge to this point, that the trade war is hurting u.s. businesses and consumers. so what now? let's start with the new york stock exchange, julia chatterly, she is there for us. i appreciate you coming on. explain why the bond market is scaring everyone at this moment? >> it's a great question, kate. what we have seen in the past is where we've had these kind of warnings signals from the bond market, it can mean a u.s. recession. in fact, all u.s. recessions have seen this happen in the bond market, but it doesn't always mean a u....

Meantime, the global economy is weakening as collateral damage. trade wars aren't easy too win, kate. >> exactly. we're seeing that right now. you pose a key question. if this move from the president strengthens, whose hand it actually strengthen, i think that's important. julia, thank you very much. joining me for more on this, a former commerce secretary, and of course a former ambassador to china, gary locke. thank for you being here. >> my pleasure, kate. >> what's your reaction to what julia was laying out? do you think the country is headed there? >> there are a lot of signs all across...

Like her up. she's a good woman. she worked very hard. she's very strong. she decided to do something that some people were surprised at, some people weren't. it's for the good of her country. but i like her very much, in fact, i'll be seeing her in two weeks. >> cnn business anchor julia chatterly is joining us now. julia, the next prime minister still has to figure out what to do for brexit. is this an impossible problem for anyone to solve? >> well, three years and counting. it's been pretty impossible so far. as you said, and as theresa may said there, she failed. she was taking ownership ...