at leasts in terms of datelines and chronology with the shanghai shin zing markets, hong kong, we're watching china implode here. a huge market crash back in august, we are watching another now. this is a communist government, people forget that they control markets. what's going on? >> first of all, it's more than a transition to a consumer economy. it's basically the exhaustion of china's growth model investment led, certainly focused on industrial activity. it's not working anymore, and china's leaders can't reform. so the problem here is you've talked about red china. lot of people said don't worry, it's a capitalist country. lou: at the worst, they're a bunch of communists with a bunch of markets. how bad could it be? >> how bad could it be? these people believe in strong state central control. china's leader xi jinping has a maoist model in mind and reversed the reform process over three years concentrating on state enterprises and state direction to the economy, and now seeing the whole concept fail before our eyes. lou: there is another concept failing right now, that's in ou

than six% last awake. very tough as you know. the shanghai index fell a significant 10%. and if you add the 5% loss overnight this morning. well, you do the math. 15% hoar filing ugly but take a look at the comparison. the shanghai versus the s&p 500. the s&p 500 is the yellow line there. compared to the volatility we're seeing in asia, the u.s. looks like a sea of tranquility or just move. and right now we're looking at oil. touched a new 12-year lowe dipping below $31 a barrel since the first time since december 8th, 2003 and we are slightly above it at 3132. and also hitting individual names, gopro hitting a lifetime low today of 114.57. that makes it two sessions in the nah row that the wearable camera company was momentum and hot stock has hit all time lows. currently down five full percentage points to $15.37. you want green? i don't know. can i give you green? is it walmart? barrel. we have up three-quarters of a point. friday's close, it was the only winner year to date in the dow. of course the year is young. two things. the year's very young and number two, it was really v

shanghai index is down nearly 20%. is there still room to fall? joining me from shanghai is steve bernstein, inflection point solutions chairman, jeff kravitz, u.s. bank wealth management investment strategist. welcome to you both. steve, want to start with you. the market opens in china just a few hours. what are we expecting? >> i think there is continued volatility. people are nervous. chinese market is -- retail investors much more so than institutional investors like the u.s. i think government continuing to pump money into the market to support it. i don't think we'll head lower next couple weeks. gerri: jeff, to you, this is such a volatile year. will this get any better? we continue to see massive swings? >> well we believe there is going to continue to be heightened volatility but we'll move market focused on geopolitical events in china to earnings driven market. we need clear visibility on earnings for stocks to move higher. gerri: jeff, that isn't necessarily good news, is it? earnings outlook is not positive? >> you're right, earnings may be down year-over-year especi

cents a barrel at the moment. we are watching that. stocks mostly low overnight with shanghai the exception there. there you have it. nobody became a billionaire but a few people did when a power ball jackpot it was hit the one and a half billion dollar price will be split in three ways, california, tallahassee, florida and montford, tennessee. congratulations to the people wherever you are and the breaking news. a series of explosions and gunfire rocking indonesia's cap pal killing at least seven people. at least six explosions going off including one at a police traffic post, starbucks and a burger king all in the popular downtown shopping district according to withins on the ground. police say they killed three of terrorists. morgan, isis has not claimed responsibility for this but you see what's going on in turkey, you've seen what's happened in paris, here in saab -- san bernardino and the u.s. is not leading on it. >> morgan: also explosions, these are al-qaeda-linked groups. this is a country that is used to having the fight with those groups associated with al-qaeda. south

sad morning in the world of rock. top story this morning. the shanghai composite jumping over 3% despite china seeing worst economic growth in 25 years. jo ling kent is here following the story. good morning, jo. >> jo ling: growing by 6.8% but still falling from the previous quarter. for 2015 extension flowed down, marking the slowest growth in 25 years. december industrial production and retail sales also came out slightly worse than expected. despite the fall, asian markets did rally across the board of hopes of potential chinese stimulus. dow futures pointing to a rally to kick off the day so far. we are up slightly on the morning, sandra. >> sandra: all right, jo, thank you. our next guest expect the chinese selloff to continue at a rapid pace for strong ripple effects being felt in the global market. we have been seeing them. joining us voya investment management doug. >> thank you very much. >> sandra: what are you -- what's happening here? it has been tumulotus start to the year. >> you have oil prices going to a two handle. you have china concerns, but it comes down to

board. take a look at the nikkei average in japan up almost 3%. shanghai in china of better than 3%. this morning across europe morning across europe on the news, markets in london, paris, frankfurt to three quarters of a percent on the ft 100 above 6000. onto the u.s. government futures indicate a higher opening for the broader market. economic data this morning will likely set the tone. the first reading on fourth-quarter gdp this morning. consensus calls for growth of eight tenths of 1%. even with the indicator typically moving market expected to open up 126 points. today marking the final day of trading for the month of january. man zero man has it been a rough start to the year. the dow and the s&p 500 down better than 7% versus the nasdaq. technology and biotech down 10% even for the nasdaq in january. kennedy squared off in the debate before the first votes are cast. blake burman with last night's action from des moines life right now. good morning. >> hi there, maria. off the top last night they address the elephant not in the room as megyn kelly put it. that of course bein

. china did go into bear market territory. the entire region got hit. shanghai composite down 3.6% and the hang seng following very close to you. some campaigners as well. a new "wall street journal" showing donald trump has a double-digit lead over over the closest republican rival ted cruz. just a few weeks before the first course of the 2016 presidential race. followed by senator mark or ruby or 13% and ben carson 12%. breaking news in indonesia following for carry out multiple attacks yesterday. a lot of days here in new york and we will of course continue to follow market bid back to you in south carolina. >> cheryl, thank you very much. i hear it in your voice and i hope you are okay to just get a glass of water. we are expecting a 300-point selloff. oil once again the catalyst anthony tran 11. >> it's a combination of factors. it is where the dollar is relative to the yuan and again. you've also got the raid issue people are concerned about. earnings not super terrific so you look at the multiple compression on stocks. whether people like this or not, the stock market is back to the

: well, that has got to be a first in at least a couple of sessions where the shanghai stock index went down 3% and our markets are bucking that trend. so we're not taking a cue from china. we do have the dow, the s&p, and the nasdaq higher. the russell is higher half a point but higher by 54 points dow jones holding onto gains of 127. now, i know what it looks like behind me. oh, it's so nice. it's like winter wonderland here in davos, switzerland. let me tell you something. you want to see my scripts? we're trying to print scripts and this is what's coming up. the ink in our printer has frozen. that's how cold it is here in our tents for the next couple of days. but we do not have the problems facing people on the east coast right now as the prospect of blizzard conditions could arrive as soon as tomorrow night. weather meteorologist mark is with us right now. you've got the latest forecast from state college, pennsylvania, and everybody wants to know what new york is going to look like. and dc too. >> well, liz, that's right. very real. we are still onboard for the blizzard. dev

have some money moving into japan. shanghai composite posted a decline, it had been down as much as 4% and japan was up 2 and three quarters percent as measured by the nikkei average. hang seng also higher. on oil three and a third percent this morning. oil is once again sharply low. 30.42 a barrel on crude oil. apple in focus this morning. we are seeing signs of a slowdown but not very much, not a lot worse than anybody expected. steepest rate in 15 years, that was a guidance from ceo tim cook who blame it had strong dollar for some of the weakness in the quarter. another day of big earnings. boeing and united technologies will report today, you will also hear from alibaba, facebook. we are five days away from first votes cast. all eyes on the iowa candidates as they prepare to make final push. blake berman live in des moines, iowa with the latest. blake, good morning to you. >> blake: hello, good morning, from des moines. i will tell you this much when we landed yesterday, one of the first things when we saw political billboards everywhere. political advertisements just about everyw

, right, to save the shanghai at least for now. when you talk about the tone that you are giving us, news flash, we all saw the fed raise rates for the first time in decade, what goes with that? i agree with you that manufacturing numbers i didn't do were somewhat weak, but what do we expect for 2016, the fed was supposed to be raising rates? >> gary: unfortunately i don't have good to say about the fed. marks are heading south and commodities are crashing, it tells me think really do not know what they're doing and i think this is part of the process. look, it's very simple when it comes to markets, it is about fear and greed and greed is going away and fear is picking up so selling pix up and there are some reasons behind it, earning gross for the market is down and so is sales growth. nobody believes the numbers that are coming out of it and time and time again they continue to manipulate, i think confidence gets lost and feeds on itself. >> lauren: where do you park your money for 2016? >> gary: cash is a pretty good word right now. the great news. >> lauren: gary kaltbaum, pres

holiday. we saw mixed moves in asia. shanghai composite edging higher, tomorrow will be a key day for economic data coming out of china. we have a big preview coming up. a lot of data coming overnight, tonight into tomorrow's trading session. retail sales and industrial production all command in china. in europe this morning, mostly declines across the board. take a look at what we are seeing. cac quarante in paris is up 15 and the dax is higher about a fraction. back in the u.s., stock market closed for martin luther, jr. holiday. the futures are indicating gains, but, of course, the entire day closed today and a long weekend going into tomorrow and the big data dump coming out of china. newton led victory over seattle seahawks and the denver broncos beat the pittsburgh steelers, all those highlights coming up in the program, and then there's this: >> the question next is for our front runner donald trump. >> thank you maria, tony romo. [laughter] >> maria: we have to bring you those throughout the program this morning. we begin this morning on campaign trail. hillary clinton hop

rang in shanghai. stocks fell 7% which kicks in the circuit breaker. it actually comes in at 5%, that would hold for 15 minutes, but 7% means we're done for the day. in the 29 minutes there was a mass panic to cash out because they were concerned, they wanted to get ahead of the circuit breaker. one manager of 46 million dollars in equities cashed out all of his holdings, it's that kind of panic selling that leads to this. this is one. most volatile markets in the world anyway, stuart, when you throw in this and the fact that they don't understand circuit breakers, it's having a huge impact not only there, but rippling around the world. stuart: in my opinion, china is a casino, but that's another story. ashley: yes. stuart: how about circuit breakers and holds on trading in america, on wall street. ashley: they've revised the rules in 2013. there are essentially three levels. the first level, triggered when there's a 7% drop. stuart: on the s&p 500. ashley: on the s&p 500, i should point that out. level two a 13 point drop. a 15 minute halt, can only happen once a day. if there's a 20

shaky earlier this year, both shanghai are coming to ground. the ratios have been exceedingly high there. both to the realities of the marketplace. they're coming down, that carries with it a scare factor and a lot of the small investors in fleeing and selling and that creates a whole other dynamic by itself. so my guess is that we're going to continue to go through a rocky period in the china story as they because from investments and exports to consumption. it will be a very journey but we're going to have some consumption when the consumers start buying more in china. liz: is there anything you can't talk about? you can talk about business, markets, politics, it's great to see you. >> well, just remember i'm a total perfect practitioner of politics. thank you for reminding me. liz: and a lovely person when it comes to self deprecation. >> thank you. liz: tune into fox business for all the action and iowa on caucus day. neil cavuto hosts our coverage. we are coming right back dow is up 130 points. amazon spiking more than $50 right now. we were born 100 years ago into a new ameri

with those new circuit breakers but the wound was ugly. lebanon at the shanghai closing down about 7%. shin jing about 8%, and it does not have circuit breakers so they may never stop trading. and the european markets continue to slide and as you see right now the markets have kept the fall in play. key u.s. manufacturing data. shows contraction again, the dow tanking at its worst point down 4050 points falling below 17,000 for the first time since october 15th. a weekend disaster out of the middle east. the world in oil markets, which initially spiked as saudi arabia and three other nations cut up, crack, break diplomatic ties with iran following the kingdom's execution of a iranian and attack on the american embassy in iran in response. bizarre behavior here. 36-76, once again in the aftermarket down about 30 cents. former nato commander james is going to be here first on fox business putting it into perspective. traders at the studio at the new york stock exchange right here at the cme all over the place. we are less than an hour from the closing bell. let's start the countdown. â

tumbling. shanghai composite down 1%. the best of the group. hang seng down 3.8% and kospi 2.3%. >> nicole: all red also in europe, we are seeing stocks across the board and the dax. >> lauren: wow. >> nicole: cac down 3.4 and ftse nearly 3% this morning. >> lauren: it is an ugly day and translating here in the u.s. dow futures indicating a steep loss at the opening bell. s&p and the nasdaq lower by almost 2% across the board. >> nicole: why is this all happening? correlation between equities and commodities, oil to be specific here, 27.55. down over 3% this morning hitting new lows, 12-year lows. the safe haven of gold 7 bucks. >> lauren: this is how the dollar is trading against key currencies. >> nicole: let's take a look at the ten-year treasury. let's talk about ibm's fourth quarter. we heard of flow it spending and fell 8 and a half percent. predicted big earnings for this year. trading down about 18 and one half percent in the past year. and here is another one to watch, it was a case of good news and bad news, it was for netflix, boasted by international expansion, however, in the

, ladies, like you said, asian markets are all in the green. the shanghai composite bounced back by more than 3.2% after beijing released gdp. that's pretty much in line with market expectations. that lifted a little bit. like you said, it was the lowest of growth number in 25 years. over in hong kong people seem to be taking the number well. and over in tokyo, japanese markets also snapped losing streak finally gaining about half a percent. that's after u.s. dollar climbed against the japanese yen to 117 level and over in south korea t kospi snapped a losing streak led by pharmaceutical companies as well as samsung electronics. back to you. >> lauren: all right, tracy, thank you so much. >> nicole: we will find out later this morning if wall street is in a bind mood. let's check out u.s. stock market futures this morning. we are seeing lots of up arrows. we haven't seen much of that in 2016. we have rob. good morning to you, rob. we saw your interest and some of the -- you're not looking at healthcare, telecom, you are liking financials, technology. tell us how you're going to break dow

selling in the stocks here. shanghai down 3%. nikkei down 3 quarters of 1% and the kospi up a half of a percent. >> lauren: this is how stocks are trading there. you have a mix bag, the ftse in london just up two points. the dax is down by 36. >> nicole: lets check out the day after fed day, we dropped 220 points yesterday. futures point to go higher open. dow 77, s&p up 12. >> lauren: oil prices are up as well. crude is 32.75 a barrel. that's a gain of 1.4%. gold, 11.18 an ounce, up two bucks. >> nicole: let's check out the dollar fairing against the yen and euro. the yen is weaker against the u.s. dollar, canadian dollar, mexican peso all stronger against the greenback this morning. >> lauren: let's show you the yield. 2.02%. >> nicole: u.s. stocks falling yesterday after federal reserve raised concerns about economic outlook. so now what should investors should do. we are talking with rob morgan live. rob, what do you make of what we heard from the fed yesterday. we also saw the action where oil was higher and stocks were lower, what do you think about the next week or so? >> ni

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and a half. >> nicole: shanghai composite ended slightly slower down a half of a percent. we saw the nikkei and the kospi and hang seng each gained more than 1%. >> lauren: right now oil prices down three and a half percent. >> nicole: donald trump decides to skip tomorrow night fox news debate, sharp reaction from other gop candidates. >> lauren: shares of apple moving lower warning that iphone sales will fall later this year for the first time ever. >> nicole: and in sports, murray moves in the u.s. open but who will he face in the finals in welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> lauren: but front runner donald trump saying he's skipping the debate. texas senator on hannity last night with his reactions. >> donald are tied in iowa. the voters in iowa deserve to have a comparison a vision of both candidates. one candidate is here in iowa asking for the support, is showing the humility to submit yourself to the voters and the other is hiding from the voters, is hiding from any fair contest. >> lauren: cruz challenging

global market action overnight. we'll start with nice gains in asia across the board. shanghai up almost 6%. kospi up more than 2. nicole: nikkei bouncing back. it had been in bear market territory. down 20% for a time. check out draghi's comments. ftse up nearly 3% and dax up almost 2%. lauren: follow through here in the u.s. this friday morning, u.s. futures sharply higher. dow up 200 points. s&p up 25. nasdaq up 66. that is more than 1% across the board. nicole: look at commodities, one of the reasons we have up arrows. oil up $30. up 30.91, up a buck 38. gold pulling back. lauren: here is how the dollar is trading bense key currencies. strength? the u.k. pound, mexican peso againsts is dollar. nicole: treasury yield, 2.0. they run there when there is a little bit of fear -- 2.06. lauren: despite all the volatility it looks pretty good. major afterringrages heading into session. they are on track for the fourth down week in a row. holiday-shortened week was not so good. it is longest losing season for the averages in 15 months. we have james hughes, market analyst. he joins us

losers. we saw lady gaga, she won. shanghai composite falling overnight. futures point to go modest gains this morning, but investors continue to worry about the global market picture and slow growth out of china, our next guest say it's not just china but central banks to blame for the recent markets. adam johnson, welcome. adam, what are industrial banks going to do about it? >> if they have been true of what they've done in the past, one and done as far as fed is concern. they raised rates once. seven central banks in 2013 up rates and lowered rates because we have a global problem. >> let's talk about that. the globe problem is deflation and slow growth. if you're janet yellen you're looking at the job numbers. one and done for all of '16? >> the world bank just slower it had global growth rate 2.9%. we are drawing slower than that in the country. you can argue that it was low rates for too long, which exactly what we heard from the dallas fed president last week, that's what inflated markets like china as investors had to go in to try to find returns, the problem is they overstayed t

overnight but the shanghai composite pose a gain about 2%. major averages in europe. lower across the board. you're looking at the ftse in london one and a half percent, one and a half percent losses across the board. u.s. futures and how things are shaping up back home as we work our way to the opening dow. dow futures sinking 235 points. this selling continues. we are seeing big moves in commodities this morning. you're looking at crude at $35 a barrel. off nearly 3% already in the session and crude sinking sinking by even more. all this on new data showing china's oil demand grew at slower pace in months in the month of november. to the campaign trail donald trump ramping up his attacks on senator ted cruz. now trump is raising questions about cruz's citizenship and whether it will affect his run for the presidency. for all of you twitter users out there if 140 characters just isn't enough, you're in luck, the social med accompany looking to expand character limit to 10,000. the move is getting plenty of backlash. isn't that the whole point of twitter, you to tightened it up? the d

2.8%, the shanghai in china spiked 3.1%, and that enthusiasm spilled overseas to our markets. not even today's disappointing fourth quarter gross domestic product number could bring these markets down. seven-tenths of a percent, that slowdown that a lot of people who have been coming on the show and talking about, mike jackson of autonation just yesterday saying, yeah, we feel it, the economy slowing down, it's shown here. the street was looking for eight-tenths of a percent. by the way, third quarter was two full percentage points, so fourth quarter not looking good. but here's what is, to the hot stocks, mcdonald's. the fast food giant hit its third lifetime high sor this year. the only stock in the dow to hit a record high this year, shares moving higher by one and a third percent, $123.98 a share right this second. also joining the lifetime high club, facebook for the second day in a row. the social media power player still getting a long tail, riding high from the blowout earnings from a day or two ago. right now shares seeing another gain of 2%. $111.37. and remember, it was

in their aftermath. >> nicole: up arrows in asia this morning. we have the nikkei and shanghai composite both up three quarters and 1%. you have the hang seng 1.3% to the upside. >> lauren: in europe these are how stocks are trading. down arrows, the ftse is down 18 ponts and the dax down 3. >> nicole: let's take a lock at what u.s. stock market futures are doing this morning. dow futures down 63 points, s&p futures off the lows this morning just down over 6 right now. >> lauren: oil prices on friday popped 9%. biggest percent gain since august. right now they are giving that up. gold is at 11.05 the ounce. >> nicole: let's check out the dollar. we are seeing the japanese yen and euro stronger against the greenback this morning. >> lauren: yield on the ten-year treasury, 2.3%. >> nicole: there's a shake-up at twitter. ceo revamping that media alex rotter, head of engineering division, all will leave the company. you have four people leaving the company. jack dorsey says it's rumors. it's ipo price. when we talk about dorsey not being a billionaire either. >> lauren: there are r

yen dropping. shanghai composite index up 3%. hang seng up 2 1/2%. the kospi gains one quarter of 1%. lauren: that is setting the tone. footsie is up more than 1%. cac is up more than oners. the dax is up about 1% this morning. nicole: after a tough month let's see what u.s. stock futures are trading on last trading day of january. we got the pop here on heels of the bank of japan news. lauren: checking commodities it has been a great four days for oil, up four days in a row. gold selling off by about three bucks to 11373 an ounce. nicole: big -- $113 an -- $1113 a lars. nicole: police making arrest in connection in escape of three inmates from a southern california jail last week. >> a 44-year-old resident of lake forest has been arrested. it is believed she directly contributed to the escape of the three inmates and provided critical planning tools that aided in their preparation for the escape. nicole: police say ravagi taught english as second language in the jail. three men are still on the run after they broke out last friday. they are considered to be armed and also dangerous

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here with asia. they took our cue with the down arrows and we are seeing the shanghai composite closed 3 and a quarter percent. hang seng and kospi also with down arrows. >> lauren: in europe, this is how stocks are trading. cac up 17 and the dax up 26. remember, we do have an ecb meeting and a press later today. >> nicole: u.s. stock market futures this morning. we are off the lows in the morning. that's good news. dow futures down 81, s&p down 8. >> lauren: oil is $28 and 33 cents and gold is $1,098 an ounce. >> nicole: here is how the u.s. dollar is trading. the euro is stronger against the dollar, right now we are looking at the yen, the yen has been -- >> lauren: absolutely. it did go below 2% yesterday and we will update that quote for you momentarily. >> nicole: former pharmaceutical ceo has a date before congress. widely scorn for price gouging. last month the 32-year-old was arrested in new york charged with security, fraud and conspiracy. >> lauren: here is a look at the headlines in today's edition in the wall street journal. here we go. taiwan offer 5.3 billion to ta

the world we are seeing stocks going off in a shed in europe. asia is or is darted at the shanghai composite dropping 7% before trading due to circuit breakers. triggering the selloff another major averages all down at least 2% on the day. having a big impact in europe. sharp declines across the board of 2.5%. the cac and friends. on a percentage basis, look at the dax in germany now out nearly 4.5%. the selloff 462 points. that is picked up over the last hour. in the u.s. the selloff in the market opens this morning. futures right now showing a loss of 318 points and dow futures. s&p down 37. nasdaq futures on a percent basis down the most more than 2%, 95-point does the job fair. getting a good look at the health of the economy. a jobs report on friday. the market squarely focused on that in geopolitical crunches. saudi arabia cutting off diplomatic ties. iranian protesters after the kingdom executed a cleric. crude prices overnight have since come off of the hive. 3734 a barrel up eight tenths of 1%. investors seeking the safety of gold amid the global market sellouts. prices up

%. over in asia the markets look like this. shanghai composite having another tough night. sliding another 3%. nikkei weak three quarters of one percent. hang seng and kospi fractionally better. facebook is the one to watch today. social-media giant handily beat expectations last night. revenue soared better than 50% in the fourth quarter from a year ago driven by mobile, the stock jumping in premarket. take a look where facebook shares are. we are expecting a big move on the upside for facebook. more troubles, federal inspectors finding, quote, deficient practices at one of the company's lab facilities posing a threat to patients' safety. leader of malacia group that was occupying refuge now calling for holdouts to go home. three people were arrested yesterday. at least five other left the refuge through fbi check-points. now at least sis cases of this virus included in new york, delta airlines now joining united and american allowing to cancel to areas where it's affected by outbreak. the last gop debate before monday's iowa caucus, blake berman is in des moines with the preview

today was overnight in china when we saw shanghai and shenzhen stock market get hammered. when the u.s. stock market rallied later in the day, oil tried to recover but could not hold on to the gains. what i'm concerned about the way these prices continue to get pummeled day after day after day, there is going to be ramifications out of u.s. production, energy companies, shale producers, you don't have a selloff like this without more pain to come. that will not bode very good for the energy sector. back to you. david: phil flynn, nothing like it for a long time. appreciate it, phil. melissa: philadelphia police are on high alert in the wake of last week's shooting. details of the potential plot that could put more officers in danger. david: donald trump hitting ted cruz even harder now that the two are neck-and-neck in recent polls. there is sure to be fireworks. tucker carlson with his thoughts coming up. melissa: tribute from around the world and beyond are pouring in from music legend and fashion icon david bowie. ♪ at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of