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Risk aversion prevailing in the markets today

and that has been spurring slides in Asian and European stocks. All because of the UK's upcoming vote on the with the U.S. and Japan, the pound falling with oil, sovereign bonds, they're rallying to get

some data today.

This on small business from the NFIB, the index of small business optimism, rising two-tenths of a point in May to 93.8.

S&P futures three points lower.

The Dow futures down 40, the Nastakee mini futures 13 points lower that is down about 3 tenths of a percent

and risk aversion seen in the German 10-year it is negative down at negative 0.01% the yen at 105 90 that's a strengthening by about 3 tenths of a

percent and crude oil nimax crude down 66 cents a barrel. That's down about 1.3 percent at 4823. We check the markets for you every 15 minutes during the trading day right here on Bloomberg Radio and Michael and Tom.

John Tucker, thank you very much.

Tom, it has been a Brexit fear day in the markets and as the betting markets move towards the possibility of leaving,

we're likely to see more of this.

It has been exceptional.

I thought your data check at the top of the hour was really dead on.

Folks, you can use the equity market futures, S&P futures, as a negative 5 down to negative I think 7 or 8 now

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