PEREIRA: Money, money, money, money. It's time for CNN Money now. Chief business correspondent, Christine Romans, in the Money Center, what's going on today?</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT: Well, stocks, Michaela, expected to go higher after China devalued its currency for three straight days, a surprising move, of course, that sent global markets into turmoil earlier this week. Now China says that devaluation is coming to an end and markets around the world are snapping back. Hillary Clinton trying to reach millennials and facing a Twitter backlash, she tweeted, "How does your student loan debt make you feel, tell us in three emojis or less." Critics found that tweet an insensitive attempt to reach a younger generation. One user tweeted, "You know what people who went to college can use? Words." Of course, student loan reform is meant to be a cornerstone of her domestic policy. By that a little attempt from her campaign at least is a bit flat.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: Thank you very much, Christine. Appreciate it. So Donald Trump dominating again in Iowa, but the real story is who is shaking out at the top of this poll. They share things in common. And the people at the bottom share things in common as well. The takeaways from this new poll when we come back.
China Devalues Currency For Third Straight Day