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s&p 500 up. big winners near the open. microsoft is a drag on the index. a huge faang and winner last year seeing basically is migrating back up to what were last week's highs. above 4800 on the s&p. closed in the 4790s so we have lifted back up to that zone. are we continuing that line from april of last year defining the upper end and 48 something. 4850 let's say so far so good yield moves in the bond market absorbed banks are strong today because of that. take a look at the cyclical areas where you would have called a reflation trade this is eight or nine months commodity index broadly speaking and a hugerun pre-omicron. a big sharp sell-off epa partial recovery transports didn't get as high before and bank index bouncing there's a little bit of that value orientation at work as well take a look at cyclical. goldman sachs keeps the baskets. this goes back to september of 2020 that was essentially when you saw the peak in the growth stocks and since then a series of peaks, little bit of a highe

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dow's up 320, nasdaq's up 213 as we speak. the 10 is-year treasury yield, that's at 1.82%, not much change there. the price of oil, $86 a barrel last time we checked, and we've got 86.89 now. and we have bitcoin at $42,9. that's where we stand. just got some very important real estate numbers for you. existing home sales. all right, lauren, this is a big deal for realtors. what's the number? lauren: yeah. so from november to december, they fell 4.6%. so it's a big fall. the annual rate seasonally adjusted is 6.18 million units, so that was aing big disappointment, stuart. stuart: okay. those are weak numbers implying a slowdown in the housing market. no impact on the stock market that i can see. no change in the numbers from when we got those real estate numbers, so there you have it. it's a slowdown in housing. we'll have some more comment on this with mitch roschelle later this hour. mortgage rates, tell me. lauren: speaking of the slowdown in housing, you can tie these two together. they rose 3.56% now that the 30-year fixe

didn't pick up 10. pick up. i knew his chances of having a terrible outcome. we're very, very low but still cross my mind that he was dead. and so all of that happens when the u.s. or balance the facts with the emotion of it being someone who's very close to you, it's very hard for everyone. >> the experience to a lot of people are going through, including the fact that the first home test showed negative results, although the symptoms told a different story. so the family did a second at-home tests. that one was positive. the doctor says his son is improving. he's thanking people for their support. will hear more from him coming up at 06:00am and can. >> catherine, thank you. supply chain issues and covid have contributed to the rising cost of pretty much everything for consumers. new numbers out today show consumer prices went up 7% over the last year. and that is the largest spike in almost 40 years. well, for shells, clifford has more. >> with inflation now at 7%, that means that every dollar that someone earns is now worth $0.7 last than it was before the

the cac 40 up. president macron about to give a speech let's switch to the german bund yields we saw the 10-year creep into positive territory for the first time since may there on the point of .0060% we saw that rise again and go back down finally after that selloff in the market. bringing you a couple of corporate stories. they came in higher than expected at 1.7 million euros. in other news, tiktok owner bytedance has dissolved its investment arm they will boost the formation between research and the business this news does come as they've gone restructuring back to you. >> we'll take it back from you cross atlantic style back home, a rough start to this year so far. at 119 s&p 500 companies 21 or 22% of the index now in the bear market of course, a bear market is a process. don't at me, i get it. of 119 stocks, 12 are down 20% this year alone. biggest losers, moderna, etsy, battery maker enphase and align environment. joining us now good to have you back on the program. what do you make of the f

lucent up 8.4%, canoo up 6%, nio up 5.5%. >>> if one of your new year's resolutions is to eat more healthily, chipotle is adding plant-based chorizo to its menu, the first plant-based item added since 2014. it's going to be available for a limited time only. kind of like the mcribs only not. chipotle down 3.25%. >>> investors giving vivid seats the vip treatment at citi upgraded to a buy from a neutral on a pullback in the stock over the past two months. look at vufd, up 6%. -- vivid. citi says omicron will add uncertainty in the near term, but over time consumers will adapt to the new order. livenation seeing a gain of 1.6% right now. >>> the food and drug administration authorizing the use of the third dose of the vaccine this time for children ages 12-a 15, and they are narrowing the window for the booster shot start date from six months to five months after the initial doses. the vaccine makers are all lower at the moment. moderna down 7.6% as a loss leader, but what will the future hold when it cops to the new covid -- comes to the new covid world? folks, i am here to tell you the futur

that's up 10.4% from last year. so rents going up too. and in the san jose area rent is up 9.2%. hey, what can you do? coming up next. >> the latest on the push for universal health care in california. well, talking about for your money, they're trying to get off your plate as far as paying. but how will they pay for sacramento? got to figure that out. >> it's 30 right now, john, covering weather and traffic. and i do want to mention that i got here faster with a group of cars, which means i'm a slow driver by myself. very can i find when the pet they're going so fast and you have to kind of keep up with the traffic. i got your fester. just officer. i'm telling you. that's what is true. if people are driving faster, yes, have to go fast. yes, some something that happens when i was driving to work this mtrning. there was nobody on the road and slow. and even remember, i think yeah of. but we are looking at a nice, easy commute regardless of the speed you're traveling. you're not running into fog and not a whole lot of traffic this morning. so. >> good shot. good job there. everyon

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up about 33 s&p up 10. a quick as toing to watch, exxon mobile rbc updating the stock to sector perform to under perform with a price target of $90 per share. analysts saying overall tailwinds for the sector is one reason and a prolonged strong commodity cycle both make the stock attractive at current levels becky. >> oil prices hitting a seven-year high on tuesday, trading in the mid-$80 rage, ac range. joining us is jeff curry head of commoditytive research at goldman sachs. rich everythingle was on earlier talking the heightened tensions between russia, the united states, ukraine. everything that's happened with nato this is a serious point of inflexion. this is something that really matters right now. maybe we don't talk about it enough it certainly looks like it's getting picked up on when it comes to the global markets, especially in the price of oil >> oh, we look at the movement the last couple of days. i want to emphasize it's driven by fundamentals, not the geopolitical risks now the market is muc

that's 4% up side. it's 10% down side so i still think there's room to run in these names but we've seen a really big change, right? so you had capital flows that are causing this and once you -- you're not going to have that continuing so then it's really going to come down picking those businesses, which i think that's what tim's getting at that are going to continue to form, have fundamentals that's what we're choosing it's not such an outsized position for us as it was last year. >> all right we are just getting started here on "fast money." here's what's coming up next >>> a sheep in wolves' clothing. value stocks like a big, bad growth name. which one can you trust? the traders lay out their picks next plus, the crypto collapse. bitcoin continuing its plunge. what's next for the crypto space? there's more "fast money" coming up get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector

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, way up. it is a stronger party. i have heard -- you were talking to kevin, those are great poll numbers. we have never had numbers like that. the republican party is, i think, really doing well, and it is becoming a very different party, but the inroads we have made with hispanics is beautiful. they are a very entrepreneurial people, strong, smart, entrepreneurial people. they like the republican party a lot. i'm very proud of it. i headed up the republican party at a time where we had numbers. look at my numbers with human americans, venezuelans that live in our country. they are unbelievable numbers. how well i have done in miami during the election. we won the state of florida big, but i did tremendous with hispanics. it was a very fferent party. >> hannity: let me ask you one last question. i was with friends the other night, and your rally was going on. one of my friends, a smart political guy -- we have known each other for all these years -- he said "tell him "don't do interviews with

it is still backed up. there was an earlier crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge. 27 minutes highway 4 to the maze. another 20 minutes if you are headed to the city via the bay bridge. it is getting busy here also as more cars use this as an alternate to the ride into the city. >>> a gorgeous view, taking a look at the camera that sits on top of the salesforce tower towards the east. a few high clouds this morning have kept temperatures milder as a result. we are in the mid 40s for most locations. fog in north bay valleys so even that's an issue on again off again. it's cleared over the last 15 minutes but that doesn't mean it will stay that way. daytime highs will climb to the mid 60s for just about everybody. that's a good looking forecast. it will be much like yesterday and if you are thinking maybe this is a good time with a three day weekend to get to the mountains, snow looks great. the resorts are doing great with close to 100 inches of snow. seven-day forecast shows into martin luther king jr d

but we're building back up. we're opening back up. and we are not where we were a year ago. >> reporter: you heard the vice president talk about the fact that the vast majority of schools are open, and that is true. but they're struggling to stay open. we spoke to a superintendent in austin who told us that every day is a staffing struggle, from the buses that come to pick up kids, to the substitute teachers that are in classrooms that they need every single day. hoda? >> a lot of big hills to climbs. thank you, steph. >>> in addition to covid being a huge issue right now, of course, inflation hit a 40-year high last month with consumer prices up 7% over last year leading the way, big increases for used vehicles. that's up a shocking 37% gasoline averaging a buck and a quarter more than last year and americans are paying extra for basic groceries like milk, eggs and meat covid, of course, has played a major role with labor shortages and supply chain disruptions keeping supplies tight and driving up the prices. >>> a judge in new york

things going to be really looking up march. looking up even more in that. i'm very optimistic for may and june. that means over the next several weeks. you still want to continue distancing avoiding large gatherings and wearing that most protective mask. there is. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> starting tomorrow, private health insurance companies will be required to cover the cost of at-home covid tests. the biden administration announced that change in order to lower the cost to make testing more convenient for people. health insurance providers will be required to cover the cost of up to 8 at home per person every month. the white house says it expects to soon roll out a new website where you can order the tests online and have them delivered to your home. >> as the omicron variant continues to surge across the country. the biden administration is trying to ramp up testing. the president announcing a new order of rapid at-home tests for americans. >> directed my team to procure an additional half of additional 500 million more test to distribute for free

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heading into the mountains mild up there. mild for this time of the year, high temperatures in the 40s around north star, 14 to the 20 lifts open, i checked they have 10 three -- 103 of the 104 trails open. no snow in the forecast for them, no rain for us in the forecast either. dry forecast, temperatures remain warm, then, cool down kicks in for the second half of the weekend. not a major cool down. we will drop three to four degrees and then the temperatures will hover khres to what is normal for this time of the year as we finish off the month of january on monday and head into february with the same old dry forecast in place. >>> straight ahead in sports, one more practice and it is bon voyage. it was the rhythm of the night any parent will tell you the second you have a kid, it's like your heart is living outside of your body, which means you never, ever stop worrying. that's why we got health insurance and for way less than we thought was possible. the kids' doctor and dental check-ups are free, and i get screenings for

i think citigroup sets up interesting. it really was a laggard last year up 12 pshs into the print. bank of america which also is asset rate sensitive up 10 %. they trade crummy on earnings. people do the homework they're complex. i like them as rate plays. of course valuations is attractive going to bide my time and stay patient. >> nice to see you. >> yep. >> before we let you go zone in on one of the best trade ideas right now. what is it >> when they reported a month ago the cycle was stronger for longer underproduced and caught my attention. especially since the stock trades about 7 times but they're posed to do closings for 2022, they have been roe of 30%. and they have dominant market share in the growthier states. stock's down 8% on the year. i think they're overdone so this is a best in class home builder to have exposure to. >> steph, thank you so much. great to see you >> thank you. >>> we have a news alert on microsoft. josh lip tton with the details. >> the company board is now saying there will be a review of the company's sexual harassment and gender discrimination po

definitely warming up there. and we are cheering on our 49ers and it will be for very big win. >>> we want to see your fab pictures. show off your photos and videos on facebook twitter and instagram. you may see them right here on tv. >>> were going to talk about infrastructure on the same day as a bridge ironically collapsed they are taking a live look right now at the scene of that bridge collapse. search and rescue crews have been there all morning making sure nobody is buried under the rubble. and the president has been there. he's been touring the damage. p we want to show you the scene from earlier today of some of that damage in pittsburgh. they formed a human chain to rescue people after a bus was dangling there when this bridge collapsed. it happened at about 7:00 a.m. local time. all the cars were on the bridge ended up in the ravine below. luckily nobody died, but 10 people ended up with injuries. transportation secretary pete james was there. he spoke about how this highlights the need nationwide. >>

also inflation the spike in ten year yields, borrowing costs, they're going up and up. big tech gets hit hard as rates rise because valuations are higher look at the moves lower. names like meta, alphabet, and microsoft. let's start there. more losses for big tech the names that i don't need to remind you control all the major indices and most of the danger etfs anything you look at that says we can find support and right quick? >> i love that random but interesting -- somebody should do a segment on that on a show it would be brilliant. can you find support absolutely obviously you mentioned some of the names. there are other names that are down 25 to 30% the only thing that's changed is this landscape that you set up the show with, and that's rising rates. i'll go to my danger will robinson section of the show and i find it in the form of two things, brian, the russell small cap index which theoretically should be off to the races in a rising interest rates environment suggesting that the economy is doing than most names. no we are now below that 210 huge support leve

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i'm they end up growing up in a nest lined with plastic. he's done that if they get a foot or any other body part tangled in that plastic, they grow into it and can never free themselves again. for friday, dias, chicks without ever having flown you much about 60 gannett sty that way per year. but in about 100 kilowatts also get tangled and die that way. seem closer. strickland unfair. mm hm. right now, more than 90 percent of the again its nests are contaminated with plastic. it's easy to spot the many remnants of colorful dolly ropes. only rarely can the trapped animals be freed. this is serious, really, it's quite difficult to rescue the animals you ever see the rock here is sandstone . it's very porous that we stop. so bits keep breaking off and you just can't get near enough to the colony. who do we try to save individuals and nests? close to the fence, but we simply can't reach the majority. in costello vice via the population is not endangered yet. but with the plastic waste increasing year by year, the colonies long term survival is

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look on up the musket. all some one i know started learning how to prune trees, but then quit over before. oh, got up to with her. i asked why and he said he didn't enjoy it. probably because it meant working with so many old people out of acre the house that the garden belongs to is vacant. the original residents are probably deceased or in the retirement home. my family pays for the upkeep. the owners are gone, but the garden continues to flourish. when are you going? oh, that's the fishmonger. he's always driving past here, and it always gives me a scare and it's almost enough to make me fall off the ladder due to that item of thought. a little cold, she is beautiful, but aging, it's home to japan's oldest tram system, dating back to 19 o 4. and rather fittingly, the traffic here is directed by seniors. the old red light district is out of business. that love hotel now lies in ruins. in the city of co, none, it's back to school in what's called the center for so the human resources is somewhat sterile na

hospitalizations admissions are up there, but 8.4% up just overnight. so they're more than 8,000 people in the hospital. now, 1800 out of state medical professionals are being brought in to help the hospitals deal with the search. >> the omicron is here here now and you can abandon the tools that we've used to achieve our collective success. >> and that doctor has it for now. a closing are putting limits on businesses is not something that they're discussing doing. in fact, as you know, they've changed cdc rules as far as the 10 day quarantine now down to 5 with, you know, various caveats and about wearing masks and good news. if you have kids and they the way to get a booster because the cdc is changing that to they're going to be allowing kids. they're as young as 12 to get the booster from pfizer. the cdc's director has approved the panel's recommendation so we should see that become official. i'm very soon. they've got the western states scientific safety review work with that has to now make the final recommendation in california. and then the kids

compensation up 4% for the 12 month period overall. wages and salaries up 4.5%. it was 4.2% in the third quarter and that is what jay powell said was the two by four that hit the vet over the head with regards they might need to get going with tightening. for private industry they are up 5%. we are seeing accelerated wage pressures in the economy. the other data out, personal income and spending which also includes the pce cost index. that is the inflation measure the fed follows. that is up .4% on the month which is bang on with expectations. on a year-over-year basis it is up 5.8%. that is higher than it was the prior month. the court is up for quite -- .5%, it is up 4.9% on a year on year basis, .2% higher than the prior month. significant wage and inflation pressures in the economy as of december. the other numbers out this morning, personal income up .3%, down from a .5% gain in november and spending fell 5.6% -- fell by .6% during the month. i will see with the breakdown between services and goods are. spending down 1% when you adjust for inflation. not a g

you don't see a whole lot show up, and then the whole screen lights up creative the brighter the color, the stronger the wind. they also show you the direction this is moving. that's an offshore wind event. another system is going to go over the top of california, slide down. we miss out on the rain, but we feel it as it goes by and we get wendy. it's the kind of weather pattern we don't want anymore of, but there is another one coming. that's the peak. this is tuesday in the morning. that is a 50 mile per hour gust up on mount st. helena, which is the poster child for where it will be the windiest. but look at your part of the bay. aba 16 mile-per-hour breeze. the way this looks now is yes it will be something to watch in the mountains. we will do that closely any time there offshore wind events. but in terms of the impact for your day, it just gets a bit breezy on tuesday, and that is about it, but it's a developing situation, so that is why we will watch it very closely, and we will keep updating you in the first alert forecast. there is a look at the 7 day. nothing is on here. the

up for pinky promise. we made our pinky promises. she told me about the things girls do and she bounded off the stage. and her mother stood there for a minute. she'd gotten her pictures. and her mother put her arm around me gave me a hug. and said that her daughter. had a very serious. brain cancer and they were fighting it. but she needed a pinky promise to keep going. um been good promises can mean a lot. and i know that. all the little girls and big girls and brothers and uncles and daddies and and pug dogs who gave me pinky promises. while i've been out over the past 10 years. have changed my life and i feel grateful for that. so i just want to say to all of you. thank you for giving me this chance to be with you. and i hope you have a future. full of pinky promises here's a look at some publishing industry news former trump campaign chairman. paul manafort is writing a book that contests the 2019 financial fraud charges filed against him by the federal government. the book political prisoner will be p

, there's another one we have to clear up, clean that up, who will be get to clean this up? less likable than the president himself in the vice president? i saw some of those interviews kamala harris did and they were cringe worthy, not because she was bad at them, i take that back -- it's because she was bad at them. she's an unlikable character trying to clean up the mess of the president. i felt like the better option as we saw on fox, jen psaki i think did an admiral job where she was laying out the positions when it answers the way they should have been delivered by the president. jen psaki also has the foreign affairs experience i guess you could call it with her couple of years she spent at the state department, she would have been the one better prepared to qualify to answer the questions about how the president messed up when it comes to minor incursion line he delivered in context of russia and ukraine. when you put kamala harris in a position like that where she's got to be defending something, she already comes across as defensive and that's a bad position for th

they feel there's a camera left up there. that might tell us of somebody beat edmund hillary to the summit. indeed by 22 years. if that's not enough, the stag is also one of the pre eminent wall climbers in the world rights for nat geo. a good guy, mark, senate right after this and then it's miller plus one. 3rd . a folks welcome to dennis miller plus one, and we're happy to welcome marcus snapped to the show. today mark is in new york times. best selling author big wal climber adventure. i think he is done the mother mountain. he specializes in remote 1st a sense which i think was my, i think that was my twitter handle for a while and a big wall. busy climbs has been on more than 30 of these climbing expeditions. he's also contributor for nat geo. marks. latest book, the 3rd poll mystery obsession and death on mount everest is out. now mark senate. hey mark, how you doing? good, dennis. great to be here. i sent a document already on the mallory thing. i'm fascinated by it. rather i 1st can't believe they tackle that in clock

and they are propping up, have in part been propping up the spending by the federal government, by politicians. and this was last year but also the year prior to that where the fed was buying roughly half of the debt that was being issued. so at what point -- do you think that the people running the fed, jay powell's got confirmation hearings coming up because he's getting another term, but do they have the guts to stand up to the politicians? >> right. well, that's what we're going to find out. to put it in perspective, you know, we're looking at government spending relative to gdp at about 1943 levels. and so all of the spending, especially the last run from the democrats, has been monetized by the fed. in fact, in some auctions in order for the u.s. to sell a dollar's worth of treasuries, the fed had to buy a dollar and a half because there's so many customers leaving. so the fed has made this spending binge possible, and now it's not just the fed that's going to have to fix it. congress is going to have to cut spending, it's going to have a fix otherwise the deficits are so high that the f

your tree. >> they advise you don't walk up to the tree trunk and look up just back up and call fish and wildlife. we'll be right back. >> 7.45 is the time a new law is giving veterans and gold star families free lifetime access to national parks and federal recreational lands. it was signed into law over the holidays and includes the park service's 400 23 sites around the country. lawmakers say the law represents a small way to say thank you for the military communities. brave service and to promote access to the beautiful national parks that we have to enjoy that they help protect and keep free. it is 7.45 we like get to the just to the weather center now. we've got john stand by with a look at the forecast. really bright sunshine here behind me. although temperatures kind of lagging a little bit, john, still kind of chilly. it's still chilly. yeah. said about the national parks. they know 2 of them just this past weekend. >> i think that today would probably be a good day to get out there. even those james noted temperatures are lagging just a little bit. it's still very chilly ou

they came up with the northern powerhouse. nowjohnson and his lot have come up with levelling up. you don't need a campaign phrase, a pr campaign, a slogan. you just need to do stuff. you just need to get things done. i guess what they would say, the only reason there is a mayor of greater manchester is because the tories created the mayor of greater manchester, and they are looking at creating many more mayors around the country. they would say they have actually done something. let's turn to football because it's quite an interesting test of whether levelling up means anything at all. because when this club that you and i both love, manchester united, were part of an attempt to set up a european super league, love him or loathe him, it was actually borisjohnson that helped stop it, wasn't it? no, it wasn't. you don't believe it? not a chance. i've talked to people who went in to number ten who say he knew nothing about football but he understood that this was a global competition against local businesses. he hasn't got a clue about football but anyway, that man will have known a

the s&p up 45, nas a damage up 1.5 here, that's the leader, up 194 pointings. but make no mistake, the day has not been without absolutely crazy volatility. shortly after the open the s&p 500 belly flopped into correction territory. but it's since climbed steadily back and well above the flatline. however, if this week's volatile point swings have taught us anything, it's that you have to wait until the very last ding of the closing bell before declaring a win or a loss. look at monday's dow point swing, totally nutty, as elon musk would say. up 1,270 points from trough to peak. tuesday, 1,046. wednesday, fed day, 939. we ended down. and at 766, yesterday's point swing was perhaps pretty gentle. but today's maybe a little more gentle. we do have at least for the dow about 604-point swing. today, as we say, we're back on the swing set. at the lows, the dow had dropped 353 points but, you know, like the weather, give it a few hours, this'll change -- it'll change.. if you had to pick one stock that kind of best reflects the wild market movements this weekend, it'

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up or def aye coming up. it is not in lock step but it makes it more interesting to cover. >> it is hard for investors to tooig figure out, if bitcoin was all the rage because it was the main way to employ crypto, but now the market is fragmenting. what do you think it means for its value over time? >> i think it is still definitely going to be the benchmark for the space. but you raise an interesting point, which is what happens if there is a breakout and there is a flippening, and ethereum becomes the top dog or another coin becomes the top dog it does open up the flood gates, so to speak, for valuing as reaching proportions that we have never seen and kind of removes that ceiling, right? and to an extent, that floor so it does make it more convoluted for investors to put on a trade or think about where they are going to enter the market but the point remains buoen is still very important it is incredibly important for pushing new investors into the space. when bitcoin is up to $60,000 it is going to be put

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the checks can take up to 3 weeks to show up once they're mailed. california begin issuing stimulus payments of up to $1100 last summer. governor newsome is hinting that lawmakers may consider another one, but it's not part of the new budget released yesterday. california department of housing and community development hcd. >> now has 62 million more dollars from the u.s. treasury to help renters who fell behind on their housing payments during the pandemic. according to the htc the a golden state, california received more than 30% of all federal funds. that word dedicated for this purpose. despite that, it still falls short of the demand needed. some say the hcd says the state will continue to request funds to try to help struggling households in the months to come. and still ahead tonight, how a pregnant woman's co workers jumped in to help. when she started giving birth at work. >> and next up in sports, the warriors beginning their four-game road trip tonight in memphis, looking to snap the grizzlies nine-game winning streak. sports director jas

coming up, speaking to moderna. francine: it is the first time he has written a letter to shareholders. we will talk about biotech, and what happens with omicron, and the wider picture. all of that is coming up. ♪ francine: welcome back, this is "bloomberg markets: european open." we are 55 minutes into the trading day. repricing also hits commodities because of what we have seen with fed officials coming up with terms of interest rates and what hikes could look like. we are seeing a more aggressive stance coming forward. let's get to the first word news . british lawmakers have been warned an agent of china is engaged in political interference activities at westminster. the house of commons speaker says christine lee has been working with the chinese communist party. the chinese emcee says it would never seek to buy influence in any form parliament. the queen has stripped her son, prince andrew, of military titles as he prepares to face a civil case of sexual assault. the moves come after a new york judge said a