Will The Oil Spill Continue Affecting Markets?

Apr 18, 2016 at 7:57 AM EDT

No deal in Doha means a drop in commodities and a rise in the yen. The gloomy Monday morning mood could continue despite talk that the freeze talks may not be fully over. (Video Length: 00:08:05)

No deal in Doha means a drop in commodities and a rise in the yen. The gloomy Monday morning mood could continue despite talk that the freeze talks may not be fully over. For now, the weekend gaps are certainly intact. A speech by the Fed’s Bill Dudley stands out in a light calendar as the black gold continues leading markets, currently to the downside.

Wrap up of the morning show for Monday, April 18th 2016:

Video Length: 00:08:05

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