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Secretary yellen later this morning. Auto strikes, day four with both sides digging in. The uaw rejecting the latest wage hike proposals while both ford and gm announce temporary layoffs due to the ongoing walkout. Plus apple reportedly seeing strong iphone 15 demand in china, and tim cook says the vision pro remains on track. Lets begin with the markets as we do kick off a new week. Jim, we didnt get to check in with you on friday. Any degradation, do you think, in this idea of a soft landing ....

This abbreviated session. This is historical tendency in terms of the period between thanksgiving and december 3rd. Most of the time we are higher in the markets and were seeing that play out so far in future. Look at the picture in europe. A surprise increase in german Business Confidence there really helping to push the indices higher across the board with the exception of spain which is down by. 2 of 1 . It is the most wonderful time of the year for the retailers. Millions of shoppers are hit...

Harris so much confidence. You should run for president. Oh wait. Herman ive thought about it. Sandra there is so much going on, so lets get right to it. Republicans cannot afford to lose one more republican vote to repeal in a place obamacare, but last night, they lost the support of two more senators, mike lee and jerry moran. Effectively sinking the legislation. They brought a sharp response from President Trump late last night. He tweeted republicans should just repeal failing obamacare now ...

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