Market we have a great lineup of guests coming your way well speak exclusively with Morgan Stanley ceo james gorman. His take on the markets come back the read on the economy and the strength of the banks. Plus, you will hear from the ceos of macys, Signet Jewelers and brown foreman. Theyre joining us to discuss their path forward for their respective irz stroo respective industries. But lets begin with the Broader Market the rally, take the pause today following the rapid surge that pushed the s p 500 back into territory for the year if we close higher well get another record close for the tech hefin dechl. What you are watching . It does look that way, sarah. A recoil from the recent trends. The headline index is pulling back outside of the index. The majority of volume is to the down side. This is one day where the indices are understating the weakness they want to take a look at the one year really all the pullback meant is a little dip below 3200. It held there and bounced modestl
Despite strong sales during the shutdown, especially from walmart. And times of trouble in the Housing Market u. S. Home building dropped by the most ever in april a lot of talk of a bottom has those housing stocks up as well today. Absolutely. But as you said, the Broader Markets near the session lows. Coming up on todays who, well speak with Eric Rosengren on the back of that congressional testimony from chair powell and secretary mnuchin. Well get his read on the economy and whether weve reached a trough in the data plus, well speak exclusively with jim fiterling as the Company Releases a return to work playbook but lets focus in on the big stories were watch ing today. Mike is tracking the Market Action courtney has highlights from retail earnings. Mike, you and the market just selling you have a bit, but of course only lightly following yesterdays big rally. Actually today is i think the narrowest range intraday for the s p 500 in three months and by the way, three months to the d
From the billionaire buyer about his 240 restaurants that are back in business open once again. Hell join us later. First, over to you as we mentioned, fed chair Jerome Powell testifying on the cares act today. Lets bring in steve for more. Steve. Thanks very much, kelly the treasury secretary and the fed chairman defending the programs that are out there. The critical questions being how soon will this money be delivered. Is it going to the right people and is it enough of it out there . Poul w powell was asked about the question and here is his response regarding maybe more needs to be done this is the biggest response by congress ever and the biggest from us and this is the biggest shot we have seen in living memory and the question looms in the air of is it enough. He seems to suggest that more may need to be done. Congress wanted to know where is the money they appropriated and the fed is yet to launch several programs here is graphic that may help you understand where this money
Future and later, President Trump says the time for negative Interest Rates is now. So were breaking out our crystal ball to see what the market will look like in a world of negative rates and we start with the market selloff the stocks tumbling after the path forward is highly uncertain and subject to many downside risks. The prolonged recession and weak recovery can discourage business advancement and expansion further limiting the growth of jobs and the pace of technological advancement. The result could be an extended period of low productivity growth and stagnant incomes. And then theres this, Stanley Drunkenmiller telling the Economic Club of new york that the risk reward for equities may be as bad as hes ever seen and scott telling scott wapner that this may be the second most overvalued market hes ever experienced so did the markets just get a big dose of reality, guy first of all, i know youre not in charge of music at cnbcs fast money and im getting ready for the twitter hatr
Or was it the real economy rearing its increasingly ugly head every day that the average goes down, the dow slipped 102 points, s p shed 7 p. 8 , are we having Great Depression style unemployment 38 million jobless claims or another garden variety sell off in the wake of another major rally . Ill give you a hint its not the economy driving the bus. I know the markets incredible rebound the last two months seems totally out of sync with whats happening in the rest of the country. Wall streets become divorced from main street and were told thats unsustainable the thing is im not so sure this morning on squawk on the street, i kicked this idea around with david faber and carl quintanilla. David was incredulous i thought we were seeing a garden variety selloff, not some reckoning mass sell off in unemployment. Another 2. 4 Million People filing for jobless benefits this very week. Remember we get those claims thursday morning lets start with the positives that help stem the bleeding today