With the dow gaining 6. 8 there has been some controversy about that too explain whats going on behind the numbers. In terms of how many jobs have been lost during the pandemic. Its fifth positive session. Its been up five sessions in a row. Its indicated higher and the 6th day of the week. That was up by 6. 8 . S p was up by 82 points. And then the nasdaq was up by 2 almost 200 points. The s p indicated up by 6. 5. And treasury yields and did see quite a bit of activity there too. The ten year yield picking up substantially last week and this morning its back at 0. 91 i cant remember the last time we had a ten year above 0. 8 let alone 0. 9. It could be a round number some day not that far 1 maybe cross your fingers. Oil too is almost 40. Oil looks like a bad break looks like it went down and it is such a quick one right back up and almost to the levels where it was almost prior to this the journal has the piece when the spiggots are opening here today. We have a huge show again today
Dow fell about 150 points as President Trump says this morning theres no trade deal with china just yet. Shares of p g, Procter Gamble, up 4 after its Earnings Report. This is a record high for this stock. Well have much hoar on that later on thank you very much with the dow just above 27,000, the president this morning saying we would be 10,000 points higher at 37,000 on the dow if not for the feds actions. So with 24 hours to go until the fed decision, we know the president would give jay powell an f for his performance as fed chair, but how did chair powell do in the cnbc fed survey . Mr. Liesman knows. Steve. Yeah, im not doing the grading. Our panelists. About 40 or so economists and fund mangers in the survey, giving powell a bminus. You can see how this compares with the final grade of yellen, a bplus, and bernanke at a straight b and you know what, powell had to navigate hikingerates and then going to hold and then going to what looks like a cutting modality here, mode for the
Today. Were going to preview whether targets results will hit that bulls eye. And later on the show, the Company Still trying to get workers back to the office and a looming reset of billions of dollars in commercial real estate loans, a health check on the sector from one of the biggest players in that market it is wednesday, august 16th, 2023 youre watching Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc good morning welcome to Worldwide Exchange. Im frank holland. Lets get you ready to start the day. Breaking Economic News at this hour the latest snapshot on the state of the eurozone with Second Quarter flash gdp. Our london newsroom has the numbers. Good morning good morning, frank yes, so the numbers have just been hitting the wire now. This is the second estimate for the Second Quarter gdp coming in at 0. 3 quarter on quarter, in line with the initial estimates. No real surprise there annualized basis, were looking at 0. 6 year on year this tells you the eurozone economy did actually show
Yesterday to reauthorize federal aviation programs and would enact safety protections for passengers the Senate Passed a shortterm extension to prevent the current bill from lapsing later today and the house will take up the full legislation the house is expected to vote on it next week. We are learning more about the probe by the s. E. C. Into boeing reviewing statements over the Safety Practices after a panel blew off the alaska air flight back in january. We talked a lot about it investigators focused on the comments made by the Company Executives may have misled investors in violation of s. E. C. Rules. We will hear headlines about this for some time. In fed speak, San Francisco fed president mary daly said Interest Rates are currently restraining the economy, but it may take more time to return inflation to the Central Banks goals. It sounds like higher for longer pitch. It echos remarks from the fed chair jay powell last month where daly said the uptick in price data shows you ca
And gives us his two cents on the dollar. The latest move on the greenback. We are also talking rates and macro. We begin with todays market. We will run through the numbers. A better look than lately, dom. A better look. Solidly higher and tilting towards the highs of the session right now, but the caveat is that we havent gotten back what we lost just in yesterdays trade. To that point, kelly, the are up about one quarter of 1 . 60 points the upside. 63,000 zero 72. The s p 500 still above the 42 mark. 40 to 50 with the last trade there of 21 points half of 1 at the highs of the session we were up 28 points on the s p. We are down nine points at below. Again, tilting toward the higher end of things. And the nasdaq composite doubling up the advance of the s p 500. 1 , 130 points, with a composite index of 13,189 the last trade there. Of course, rates still a huge focus of the market. At one point today earlier this morning, we did touch a news cycle high going all the way back now to