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Markets under pressure this morning to the tune of 100, 74 points lower, nasdaq is up 7 points. S p 501 just down a 500 just a point. House democrats passing Police Reform bill but not expected to make it to President Trumps desk. A bill bruised in the senate to allow autonomous zones as the president prepares to sign off on order to protect monuments. Unanimously passing sanctions in country in reaction to restrictions of hong kongs freedoms. 2020 race, new polls show joe biden leading in key b...

Out from under it. It is time now for global exchange. We are going to bring you todays market moving news from all around the world. Our bloomberg voices are on the ground with this mornings top stories. We are going to focus heavily on the markets. We begin in the u. S. , where the 10 year yield fell more than 1 this year. Here was more is annmarie hordern. Annmarie we are seeing a massive flight to safety. I can show you some of these numbers. Gold trading just under 1700 an ounce. This is th...

Shoppers pile in. And with the chinese yuan and how it deepens trade. We will talk about all of it with you. I am still with mike cohost guy johnson. Walmart said that they were going to hold up no matter what they do and they say invest in your face. Skin care is the key. Guy i did hear that. Alix skin care the trade. Guy my skincare is the best future alix invest in your face. Guy and with walmart which is what you were posing a moment ago, walmart is a good dues good news bad news story. It i...

Maria good friday morning. Thanks very much for joining us i hope you are having a great friday morning it is friday, march 8, 8 00 a. M. On the east coast hot topic of the hour state of the union or Campaign Speech President Biden delivered third state of the union touching taxes crime abortion guns. The stadiuming stadiuming address sounded like a rally democrats interrupted several times to break out in chants of four more years biden tried to convince americans old age isnt a problem 81yearo...

Plus, oil markets squeezed again as russia and saudi arabia send more shockwhataves throughe market and china throwing more stimulus at the private sector to boost the struggling economy in the recovery. It is friday, august 4th, 2023 you are watching Worldwide Exchange here on cnbc good morning welcome to the show. Im dominic chu in for frank holland. Lets kick things off with the u. S. Stock futures after the s p and nasdaq turned in a Third Straight day of losses, futures right now showing a ...

crippled by a mass explosion. what that could mean for putins next move and strategy. >> with less than a month to go for election day, well tell you who is hitting the campaign trail and look at some key races to watch. >> and nearly two weeks after hurricane ian ripped through florida, residents from fort myers beach will finally being allowed to go back to home. >> and what does it mean for companies getting ready for hire for the holidays. happy sunday, everyone. it is october 9t...

Mornings, thanks for joining us this morning. I am maria bartiromo. I hope you are having a good friday morning friday, may 3, 8 00 a. M. On the east coast, after 10 days without an on camera statement about nationwide college riots President Biden decided to dress chaos had some jewish students afraid to show up for class. Moments like this always, rush to score political points this suspect a moment for politics there should be no place in any campus, no place in america, for antisemitism or t...

New data shows that salaries for in-person roles are growing as employers try to compete with hybrid and remote offerings.

America’s employers added a strong 272,000 jobs in May, accelerating from April and a sign that companies are still confident enough in the economy to keep hiring despite persistently high

Job growth accelerated in May as employers hired 272,000 workers, the Labor Department reported Friday. The results handily beat expectations for growth of 185,000 jobs, reflecting a labor market that is still showing signs of surprising strength and durability in the aftermath of the pandemic. Job gains were broad-based and led by the service sector, with the education, health, government, and leisure and hospitality sectors accounting for about 60% of the growth. Wage growth was robust, as wel