We’re covering all of the angles of the Fed’s move to backstop depositors of the failed Silicon Valley Bank. We’ll look at what’s happening with other regional banks, and the impact on bond yields, mortgage rates, crypto, China & more. Plus, if failing banks get government backup, does that encourage the behavior that led to these issues in the first place? We’ll debate.
Silicon Valley Bank has been shut down after efforts to raise cash reportedly failed. The pressure is spreading through the banking industry. We’ll survey the damage being done to stocks, and ask an analyst what the contagion risk is too. Plus, we added 311,000 jobs in February, much more than expected. But the unemployment rate rose, and wage growth slowed. Is the job market finally cooling? We’ll debate.
President Biden is expected to deliver his budget proposal today. The plan includes around $2 trillion dollars of tax hikes. But who will pick up the tab, and what will the money be spent on? We’ll break it down for you from all angles. Plus, Credit Suisse is delaying its 2022 annual report after a “late call” from the SEC. We’ve got the latest details, and all you need to know.
With yields soaring and stocks tumbling, many investors seem happy to take a 5% yield on a 3-month treasury bill. But will those same people have a serious case of “FOMO” if stocks start to rally? We’ll debate. Plus, we’ll look at the impact that rising rates are having on corporate balance sheets, and what it means for your money.
China is predicting modest growth for 2023. But wasn’t the country supposed to come roaring out of Covid lockdowns? We’ll explore that plus the renewed push for a TikTok ban in the U.S., and government scrutiny of investments in China. Plus, we’ll talk to a market watcher who says the economy is headed for a hard landing, so the Fed should just keep raising rates anyway.
Rates are on the rise. The 10-year yield is now above 4%, while mortgage rates are back above 7%. All while Fed officials are saying “higher for longer.” How will this all play out for the economy and the stock market? We’ll ask the experts what it means for you & your money. Plus, we’ll speak with a former NFL player who’s now making millions selling Pokémon cards in his second career.
Salesforce just reported a huge quarter, as shares surge and are single-handedly boosting the Dow today. Will it help CEO Marc Benioff fend off growing activist pressure? We’ll explore. Plus, Macy’s is also on the rise after results – even though it’s echoing the cautious themes we’ve heard from other retailers this earnings season. Can retail stocks keep gaining amid a consumer slowdown? We’ll debate.
NBC’s Tyler Mathisen, Melissa Lee and Kelly Evans take you through the heart of the business day bringing you the latest developments and instant analysis on the stocks and stories driving the day’s agenda. “Power Lunch” delves into the economy, markets, politics, real estate, media, technology and more. The show sits at the intersection of power and money. “Power Lunch” gives viewers a full plate of CNBC’s award-winning business news coverage, plus a healthy dose of personality from the show’s ...
CNBC’s Tyler Mathisen, Melissa Lee and Kelly Evans take you through the heart of the business day bringing you the latest developments and instant analysis on the stocks and stories driving the day’s agenda. “Power Lunch” delves into the economy, markets, politics, real estate, media, technology and more. The show sits at the intersection of power and money. “Power Lunch” gives viewers a full plate of CNBC’s award-winning business news coverage, plus a healthy dose of personality from the show’s...
We’re getting new details on the failure of Goldman Sachs’ consumer banking venture, ‘Marcus’ – and why it has CEO David Solomon on the hot seat. We’ll explain all you need to know. Plus, Warren Buffett says critics of buybacks are ‘economic illiterates.’ We’ll look at the impact of buybacks on the markets with a reformed ‘buyback critic’ himself, Herb Greenberg.
Stocks are sliding, as another inflation reading comes in hot. So how much more does the Fed have to do to bring it down? And how much could it hurt stocks? We’ll debate. Plus, natural gas prices are plummeting amidst a supply glut, as companies cut back on production. We’ll talk to the CEO of EQT, the biggest gas producer in the U.S. about what comes next.
Shares of Nvidia are soaring after earnings, with the stock rising 60% this year. The company says AI will be a huge boost. We’ll discuss what it all means for $NVDA and the other chip names, as AI becomes the new battleground in tech. Plus, Hayman Capital’s Kyle Bass joins us live to discuss markets, the Fed and his take on China as its economy reopens.
We’re awaiting the release of the latest Fed minutes, with clues and insights into the FOMC’s tightening plan to stem inflation, and where they could go from here. We’ll bring you all the details once they’re released, and explain what it mean for markets, the economy and your money.
CNBC’s Tyler Mathisen, Melissa Lee and Kelly Evans take you through the heart of the business day bringing you the latest developments and instant analysis on the stocks and stories driving the day’s agenda. “Power Lunch” delves into the economy, markets, politics, real estate, media, technology and more. The show sits at the intersection of power and money. “Power Lunch” gives viewers a full plate of CNBC’s award-winning business news coverage, plus a healthy dose of personality from the show’s...
Stocks are lower today, but the risk rally is back on! Bitcoin is up 10% this week, while growth names are outperforming value as retail traders pour money back in. We’ll explain what it means for markets. Plus, as AI permeates the world of technology, chat bots are being put to the test – to often hilarious & terrifying results. Did the rollouts get rushed, or are these normal growing pains? We’ll debate.
U.S. housing starts fell in January, just as home prices are coming down as well. All while workers are returning to offices around the country. Real estate magnate Don Peebles will join us live in studio to discuss what he’s seeing in residential and commercial markets, and where we go from here. Plus, Tesla is the best-performing stock in the S&P 500 this year, already up 75%. But it’s facing competition in China, a new recall and union pressures, too. We’ll discuss all of the turmoil....
Americans went on a spending spree to start 2023, as retail sales jumped 3% in January – well above expectations. Is that good news for those fearing a recession, but bad news for those hoping for an end to Fed rate hikes? We’ll debate. Plus, an FTC commissioner just resigned, and blasted the Chair on the way out. We’ll talk to a former FTC Commissioner about the drama.
Stocks are falling today on signs inflation might not be slowing as fast as everyone hopes. We’ll dig into what stubbornly-high prices mean for the Fed and markets. Plus, we’re continuing our coverage of all things AI. We’ll speak with C3.ai CEO Tom Siebel about where the industry is headed, especially with Google & Microsoft joining the game.
We just got a big announcement from Ford, spending $3.5 billion on a new battery plant to help in its EV ambitions. We’ll speak with the CEO in an exclusive interview. Plus, we are crowning a new Stock Draft champion. Your 2022 winner: Ryan Reynolds! He’ll join us to collect his trophy, and to take a verbal victory lap with his co-captain Mark Douglas.
Google is “searching” for answers, as Alphabet shares have lost roughly $150 billion in value this week. We’ll hear from an analyst who still thinks the stock is a “buy” from here, despite its botched AI rollout. Plus, Lyft is getting crushed after missing estimates and issuing weak guidance, losing a third of its value. We’ll dig into its quarter, and get our trader’s take on whether the stock looks attractive at a 35% discount.
CNBC’s Tyler Mathisen, Melissa Lee and Kelly Evans take you through the heart of the business day bringing you the latest developments and instant analysis on the stocks and stories driving the day’s agenda. “Power Lunch” delves into the economy, markets, politics, real estate, media, technology and more. The show sits at the intersection of power and money. “Power Lunch” gives viewers a full plate of CNBC’s award-winning business news coverage, plus a healthy dose of personality from the show’s...
Tesla’s Model Y has officially become the best-selling car in California, passing the Toyota Camry. We’ll explore what that means for the future of nationwide EV adoption. Plus, there’s so much news today, that we’ve got team coverage to tackle it all. We’ll discuss the market implications from the AI push, Disney’s earnings & global reaction to last night’s State of the Union address.
There are 2 big events driving markets today. First, we had Fed Chair Jerome Powell speak on the economy, saying the “disinflationary process” has begun. We’ll break down his comments, and the big U-turn for stocks. Second, Microsoft is holding a big event focused on A.I. CEO Satya Nadella says it’s going to reshape everything in the software space. He’ll join us live to discuss that and everything about the “A.I. Revolution.”
Markets are rallying this year because they think inflation is slowing. And Jerome Powell seems to agree. But the CEO of Nestle says more price hikes are coming. Who’s right on inflation? We’ll debate. Plus, many beaten-down names have soared as stocks get off to a hot start. Is this a repeat of “Meme Mania”? And are day traders once again jumping in on speculative names? We’ll get the latest data on who’s trading.
We just got a blockbuster jobs report, and yet the markets are reacting with a whimper. Is that a good sign for investors? We’ll dig into what could lie ahead for stocks, the economy & the Fed. Plus, stocks are off to a very hot start this year, with speculative names seeing some huge gains. But is there anything real to support this, or could the rally quickly slide back into reverse? We’ll debate.
Tech stocks are going bonkers again, led by Meta and helped by both earnings and the Fed. Can the rally keep going when Apple, Amazon and Alphabet report tonight? We’ll tell you the key things to watch. Plus, Ray Dalio warns we’re on the brink of economic war with China. But one of our guests says if you’re looking for opportunity in equities, China is the place to be. He’ll reveal what he’s buying. And, on-shoring supply chains, and off-shoring talent. We’ll look at how technology is changing h...
The Federal Reserve just raised interest rates by a quarter point, and said ‘ongoing’ increases will remain appropriate. It also noted that inflation “has eased somewhat, but remains elevated.” We’ll explain what the decision means for you and your money, where markets and the economy go from here, and how you can position.
The market is watching 2 big items today: earnings and the Fed. We’ll get you set for tomorrow’s big FOMC decision on interest rates, and break down all the angles of earnings you need to know. Plus, Bitcoin is up nearly 40% so far this year. So has it survived the so-called “crypto winter?” We’ll ask Strike Founder & CEO Jack Mallers about that and much, much more.
Stocks are mostly lower today, as the markets brace for the biggest week of earnings season on tap. We’ll look ahead to some of the biggest names with market-moving potential. Plus, the FOMC is meeting this week too. Will the Fed hike 25bps, or 50bps? And what will they say about the conditions for ending rate hikes? Former Atlanta Fed President Dennis Lockard will join us to discuss.
Intel is the big loser today following brutal earnings results. The company missed targets, and also gave a weak forecast. So when will the “turnaround” take hold? We’ll speak with an analyst who says its transition is still in the early earnings. Plus, we just got another sign that inflation is starting to slow. And a key consumer sentiment number improved, too. But can the consumer remain strong enough to avoid a recession? We’ll debate.
