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U.S. Stock Index Future is moving lower following the explosions in Brussels.

Let's go to the first word breaking news desk for today's morning call.

Here's Bill Maloney. Good morning,

Bill. Good morning, Karen. That's right. U.S. futures are lower in the wake of the

Brussels attacks. Dow futures currently lower by 58 points.

Cessibes drop 9.5 and a half and Nazac futures declined by 22.5. The U.S. 10 yield at 1.89 percent.

And in Europe, Spain and Italy each drop 1 percent. On the U.S. Economic Front at 9 o'clock, House Price Index at 945 market U.S. manufacturing PMI and at 10 o'clock, Richmond Fed.

After the Belles Night matches for a year, just EPSU trailed lowest estimates.

Finally, some of your Wall Street upgrades and downgrades.

Yahoo, cut to neutral over at Citigroup, Scott's Miracle Grove cut to neutral at

J.P. Morgan, when resorts at Raymond James Chevron cut to market perform,

Amazon cut to outperform, and finally Zillow raised out perform at RBC.

Live from the first of breaking news desk.

I'm Bill Maloney.

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