Dave Caruso's Before the Bell

Before the Bell 6/16/2008

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Play from 0:11[0:11] ..." guy or bad I don't. That's right now you've got to watch Tiger Woods are they're public Celtics are we had a flat week last week the numbers your day."...

Play from 0:51[0:51] ..." 4% in one week a lot of chilling -- dollars and equation oil prices up 40% -- data basket of goods to doubt Jones commodity index of 20% year to date. Gold up 4% in that we keep things look at this week as well isn't that. Manufacturing"...

Play from 1:27[1:27] ..." loss since going public since nine before but we're also -- and Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley in that we have -- a little worried lately but the -- the financials so significant holdup. -- look"...

Play from 0:00[0:00]" Before the -- Joining us now will be BG financial editor deep roots happy Father's Day one day eats yes thank you got a nice until I know I guess you do it -- I mean guy or bad I don't. That's right now you've got to watch Tiger Woods are they're public Celtics are we had a flat week last week the numbers your day."

Play from 0:22[0:22]" That we're doing okay we got a pretty good numbers that CPI on Friday but that we're still in the -- all the way across the board we get the Dow down about seven point 2% the S&P 500 about. Seven point 4% as -- about a half percent -- the better the Russell 2000 which is small cap index it's only down about 4%. And let's look we also -- the international east and they expect a big -- that's because we have a very strong dollar per inspect the point that. -- now was down ten point 5% you're dates who got hit pretty hard last week that's 4% in one week a lot of chilling -- dollars and equation oil prices up 40% -- data basket of goods to doubt Jones commodity index of 20% year to date. Gold up 4% in that we keep things look at this week as well isn't that. Manufacturing surveys housing starts building permits we're also going to hear -- all the more about inflation with producer numbers coming out this week industrial production. We finally get that the leading economic indicators which is kind of possible later in the week but I think probably the biggest news and -- network that was today's -- Baxter coming out with their earnings Lehman has -- supported at a telegraph that last week with the two point eight billion dollar loss which. It's also the first loss since going public since nine before but we're also -- and Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley in that we have -- a little worried lately but the -- the financials so significant holdup. -- look at the futures market right now -- it was a 165 ever given a little bit of that back this morning with a recipe down seven. The Dow was down 66 points Nasdaq down ten. Or prices -- gold prices up unfortunately I would cycle took 350 of playing with another 130 change so. So much for the saudis boosting production -- thousand barrels and gold up about the seventy dollars as well."

Play from 1:59[1:59]" Okay and some more financial company -- too."

Play from 2:01[2:01]" Yeah I don't get a -- and Lehman but we just -- you achieve the CEO look that company which is the world's largest insurance company mart sold in this. -- after kind of a tumultuous couple of years the chairman has taken over Robert won't that he catalog for the job so. He's a little bit of the you'll receive but the real or perceived as the founder and and larger shareholder hank Greenberg and he's been very -- lately about that comment on the company and I think he wants things that to happen. Also prosecutors are on the trial and investigation are thrilled and investigations is capable of the Bear Stearns. Hedge fund managers -- the might interpret -- some things that would."

Play from 2:35[2:35]" Okay David thank you so much --"

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