JASON CARROLL, CNN ANCHOR: It's been a rocky road on the markets. We're going to get a look at that right now. Let's bring in Deborah Marchini to hear what she has to say. Good morning, Deborah.</s>DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Jason, thank you very much. We are looking at the prospect of a sharply lower open for the markets today. As you can see, futures for the Nasdaq are down nearly the limit. They are down 61 points. S&P; futures are down very sharply as well. They are pointing the way toward a triple-digit loss in the Dow industrials at today's open. Now, among the specific stocks we're seeing: sharp losses today in Frankfurt trading for Microsoft, for Yahoo, AT&T;, Intel, ExxonMobil, Ford and Citigroup, all of those stocks trading lower in Frankfurt. And a lot of European stocks that are held by U.S. investors are also moving down today. We've got Phillips down 5 percent, Alcatel, the French handset maker, down 5 percent, Ericsson down more than 5 percent. And even the financials are getting hit in European trading. We've got UBS down nearly 6 percent today. Traders in Europe say, basically, the markets there are simply following U.S. markets lower. And it's inflicting some serious damage. The Financial Times 100 index in London is below 5600 for the first time since December 1998. So we're breaking -- we're looking for a lower open today -- and dramatically so -- Jason.</s>CARROLL: All right, hold on, it's going to be a bumpy ride. Thanks so very much for that, Deborah.
Will the Dow See Triple-Digit Loss at Open Today?