ROMANS: Just about the top of the hour. Let's take a look at global markets. Big gains for the Hang Seng on media reports of Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam will formally withdraw the extradition bill. A bill that has sparked weeks of protests. CNN has not confirmed those reports, but looking at a rebound around the world today in global stocks. And on Wall Street, looking at futures this morning, also up just shy of 1 percent for Dow futures. We'll watch this to see if it builds because Tuesday was rough. Investors sought safety in gold and government debt. The 10-year note yields fell to the lowest in several years, the Dow closed down 285 points, more than 1 percent. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq as well. What's the problem here? Well, a new round of Chinese tariffs begin over the weekend. And this -- this is really critical here. A key manufacturing report in the U.S. renewed concerns that the president's trade war is hurting the very part of the economy it was designed to help. Watch this space. Talk of a recession in manufacturing. All right. Stepping up to help in the Bahamas in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian. Royal Caribbean and the Walt Disney Company will donate $1 million to disaster relief efforts. END
Stocks Snap Winning Streak as Tariffs Kick In.