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Lets get a check in on the markets. European equities are pretty flat. The stoxx 600 struggling for direction. You heard and the headlines, three key things we heard. The dovish message from Jerome Powell reiterated and we got better than expected data in terms of retail sales and factory output, pushing the 10 year yield up. It also pushed the dollar higher and we hold on to those gains. The question as whether President Trump can have the weaker dollar at the same time as a strong economy. And...

Lacqua in london. Stoxx 600 gaining. Optimism on the u. S. China trade war truce waning. Focus onear yield, Central Banks in the fed. President exclusively on surveillance tomorrow. The cut extension. Crude oil 59. 08. We will hear from irans oil minister. We focus in on iran and sanctions from the u. S. Opec extending production cuts into 2020, as the worlds , talks inporter vienna were wrinkling. The commitment to a ninemonth extension is solid, strong. Not only are recommitting to individual ...

The forecast was 48. We are seeing a little bit of a gain, practically unchanged, but up by 0. 05 . A lot of stock markets are looking at Decisive Action from Central Banks around the world, signaling more dovishness and putting to one side concerns for iran. Crude oil jumping and stabilizing 57. 48. We are just getting the june the manufacturing forecast coming in at 47. 8, a touch below estimates. Anything below 50 indicates a contraction. Speak shortly with the International Rescue Committee ...

[laughter] pretty good. Announcer host good morning, it is saturday, august 19. President joe biden met yesterday with the leaders of japan and south korea. They merged with Security Cooperation, threat from china and north korea, the war in ukraine, and immigration at the southern border are all issues that have jaw drawn the white house recent attention. Our attention for you this morning, what do you think is the top policy issues facing the United States. Republicans, we want you to call us ...

Your equity market slightly negative on the s p 500 for the second or third time this week, waking up and looking at china. To the data and commentary around that economy right now. New loans extended on chinese banks ranging to the lowest since 2009, there are concerns about what is developing in the worlds secondlargest economy. Tom you look at the income statement dynamics and the Balance Sheet statement dynamics. I agree. I believe i mentioned this the day before. The flows on the Balance Sh...

Moments ago. Its negative, but not as bad as earlier this morning the dow remains positive, up 92 points its being held up by United Health care and walmart, which is getting a lot of analyst love ahead of next week tech continues to be under pressure, carl as for the data flow this morning, its really been about two reports investors are focusing on, ppi, comes in a little hot a little it wasnt extreme, but there were some weird factors it like lea pointed out. Then we got the Inflation Expecta...

Disney also in focus this ahead, of course, that will be an after the bell Earnings Report but the companys espn unit striking that deal with ten entertainment. We will keep an eye on eli lillys record run sparked by not just its diabetes drug but also that very encouraging study in terms of the broader impact of those weight loss reduction drugs. Also an upgrade this morning jeffries. Thank you start with disney and that espn Sports Betting deal sounds like this morning that you wonder why mark...

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What is going on . The once bulletproof market looking vulnerable. I send out a sos Phil Blancato is here, Dan Fitzpatrick on deck. Gas prices are starting too rise. Is this beginning of or the end . Tracy shuchart on this could go. What happened to the safe havens, folks. Everyone said Consumer Staples you couldnt lose. They should be the workhorses of any portfolio. That is back in april. Now theyre down big time. Nancy tengler here how to balance your portfolio in the more vulnerable days. Yo...

On radio and television, what you need to know, a data check into our discussion this morning. The markets are on the move. Just one icon from the Northern Pacific rim, the japanese yen through 1. 50 is historic. Lisa its not just the yen, the bond yields are continuing to go up and youre seeing softness in areas where we see companies outperform. When we reach a Tipping Point . We are not there yet. Tom Julian Emanuel will join us later. Its real simple, he says the fed cannot be happy. You see...