Dow futures jump; bond yields rise; Ray Dalio talks recession chances; Trump urges Xi to meet Hong Kong protesters; GE shares bounce after brutal day
for U.S. gross domestic product growth in the third quarter to a median of 2.1% after a batch of better-than-expected data. That's according to the CNBC/Moody's Analytics Rapid Update.
Passengers and anti-government protesters gather at the Hong Kong international airport during a sit-in demonstration. In response to violence in which a woman was shot in the eye with a projectile during confrontations between protesters and police, anti-government protesters occupied Hong Kong's International airport and forced the cancellation of all flights.
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