Treasury secretary digging in his heels on the topic of reopening saying, we cant shut down the economy again, sarah. Gary he cou gary cohn joins us and last month there were more bubbles to come hell join us to weigh in on todays down turn. And the black swan of 020, thats what sequoia labelled the pandemic in march. Well talk to partner roelof botha about how he views the startup landscape right now lets get to the selloff and our team of reporters to break it down mike santoli tracking the plunge Brian Sullivan on energy stocks. Meg terrell covering one big area of the market for the market, the rise in covid19 cases in some states mike, start us off with the broader ugly action that youre seeing in the final hour of trade. There was an easy way to deal with that and hard way we took the hard way a sharp and violent flush, maybe the start of something deeper. I want to point out stops along the way. The easy way is to flatten out the rally and go side ways were below a 5 pullback. T
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By this because heres what were learning today today new report fresh off the press right so grocery prices are increasing and i mean in a big way theyre showing their biggest monthly increase in nearly 50 years last month this is according to the bureau of labor statistics in the United States government biggest jump meat and eggs youre now paying 4. 3 percent more for meat megs all in one month by the way imagine how much higher it could still get by the way you going to be paying 1. 5 percent more for fruit and vegetables and 2. 9 percent more for cereals and breads just on average you want to talk jobs lets talk jobs new study there too this comes out of Stanford University it says that of all the people who have lost their jobs in the United States so far 60 percent of those are going to get their jobs back conversely 40 percent are not going to get their jobs back. Thats a big nut right now this is based on whats happened historically during recessions and its about a month long