Case as soon as today. Preparing for a flood of sanctions. The Trump Administration preparing a new wave of actions against iran in the leadup to a joe biden presidency helima croft is here to weigh in. Theres no stock like your own stock. What Warren Buffett and the folks at Berkshire Hathaway have been at in the past three weeks. This is Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc im back, back in the new york well, good morning, good afternoon and good evening im Brian Sullivan im happy to be back in a new york mood. And good to be with you after our epic twoweek election road trip theres so much to get to on this monday morning. You have a new week, a new president elect and the possibility of new policies that could impact the markets and your money certainly so much going on lets jump right into it on this monday futures are surging. Dow futures up 375 the election, after all that, pretty much turning out exactly as most on wall street had predicted and planned for. And positioned for
Today. Stocks higher as the president returns to the white house plus two big steps in the race for a vaccine sending shares of biontech and vir higher. And battles over how to regulate big tech over a yearlong antitrust investigation republican ken buck from colorado will join us to discuss the gops concerns about too much regulation. Power lunch starts right now welcome to power lunch. Im dominic chu. Check out shares of boeing, one of the biggest losers, down more than 2 as it says the pandemic will hurt Aircraft Sales for the next decade. American airlines delaying boeing 737 max Pilot Training as it awaits the faa to recertify the plane. And the reopening trade is reactivated on some of the positive vaccine headlines that kelly just mentioned on air and then of course the energy trade on fire right now, one of the best performing sectors as crude oil jumps, now up 9 in just the past two days. Watch those trades, the energy sector, very, very much on the up side there. Kelly, ill s
Mind lets go ahead and take a look at the state of the Global Economy and whats moving markets today with Todd Horowitz chief strategist at bubba trading and octavio c. E. O. Of optimists l. L. C. Thank you both for being here today octavia i want to start with you here i want to get your take on this Economic Data that we just talked about what do you make of this possible v. Shaped recovery in germany and with the rest of the eurozone facing inflation issues well off the e. C. B. As targets do you see the central bank injecting more stimulus to get things rolling. Well i think the projections coming from germany are new to the optimistic original the germans of being so minus the optimistic typically now their projections are predication quite a few things 1st of all theyre saying were not going to have further lock sounds and which means theres not going to be further outbreaks of covert im not quite sure how theyre able to make those projections i think the balance the risk in many
In the hot seat as the firm faces claims of Racial Discrimination well bring you up to speed on the latest lawsuits plus as the world handles dueling crises of the coronavirus and Global Economic slowdown greece and turkey have opened a new front for concern as tensions are high in the mediterranean with a packed show today so lets dive right in. And we lead the program with positive data out of europes largest economy in the German Government said tuesday their coverage is going better than expected issuing an upward revision of its Economic Forecast for 2020 german economic minister peter all meyer said tuesday the country is dealing with a v. Shaped of development. The recession in the 1st half of the year was less severe than we had and the upturn after the low and the peak of the restrictions has been faster and more dynamic than we had. However it is true that we are over the worst since may we have a significant recovery in the economy and in services in trade and industry we ex
Recession in the 1st half of the year was less severe than we can see here and the upturn after the low and the peak of the restrictions has been faster and more dynamic than we had. However it is true that we are over the worst since may we have a significant recovery in the economy and in services in trade and industry we expect the recovery effort he continues for the rest of the year. Germany is now predicting a contraction in Gross Domestic Product of 5. 8 percent rather than the forecast of 6. 3 percent anticipated in late april the government also expects growth of 4. 4 percent in 2021 meanwhile inflation in the euro zone turned negative in august for the 1st time since 2016 annual inflation for euro zone countries fell to minus point 2 percent in august from point 4 percent in july reported number is far less than the European Central banks target of just under 2 percent so with all this in mind lets go ahead and take a look at the state of the Global Economy and whats moving m