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Economy what moves will they make following recent rate cuts well take a look and later in the midst of shortages due to the outbreak we take a look at the surge in prices for some products and there are reports of profiteering with a boom bust panel show today so lets dive right in. As we continue to discuss the prospects of returning to normal life and reopening economies the truth is many experts dont believe that will fully happen until there is a working vaccine but there is some promising ...

In the food chain supply . My colleagues ben leveson, carlton english and jack howe. So the worst month in the markets since the great depression, april the best month in the market in 33 years. Can you explain the schizophrenia and explain to viewers why the market and the economy can seem to be going in different directions. This is kind of what the market does. Its forwardlooking. So its looking to deterrence and whats happening next. When the market was falling apart in march, nobody was say...

Money away for loan loss reserves. Alison Williams Joins me now. What were some of your takeaways. [no audio] actually, we are still working on her audio, so lets go to Annmarie Hordern first. Part of what we heard was from fatih birol of the iea talking about how bad demand would be, despite any production deal. Annmarie some seriously drastic headlines out of the iea. The other part is what they are talking about what this means for storage. It is testing the logistic capacity to the limit. On...

Leveson, jack howe. Ben, we saw stunningly horrible economic numbers last week, really unbelievable, but the market actually was higher on the week. What is happening . Yeah. I mean, this data was just terrible. Retail sale, industrial production, empire state manufacturing, you name it, it was probably the worst ever on record. Unemployment, the jobless claims continued to rise another 5 Million People lost their jobs. I mean, its just bad. But we knew it was going to be bad, and theres also tw...

Taking a real beating. For the fourth week in a row, firsttime jobless claims were in the multimillions taking the total number to 22 million. Retail sales plunged 8. 7 in march, the worst ever in history of data. And the Federal Reserve reported Economic Activity has fallen sharply during the crisis. Mindful of the damage to the economy, President Trump announced on thursday guidelines to begin reopening the country soon, leaving the actual Decision Making to state governors. Meanwhile, the cou...

Even the president took note tweeting that, quote, oil prices are moving upnicely as demand begins again lets start with bob pisani with the move higher in the market, bob, and everything contributing. Yeah. Energy really on a tear right now. On a bit of a breakout energys leading retails leading 3 to 1 advancing to declining stocks again today second day in a row with advance decline line. Breadth as we call it. We are on 100 points either side of the roughly 2850 on the s p 500. I think that i...

Here are your top headlines. Blame game. President trump raised the prospect that china deliberately caused the coronavirus outbreak. This as the u. S. Pauses some tariffs for 90 days but not those on chinese steel or aluminum. Crude collapse. Wti sags to its lowest level in the 21stcentury on concerns that Storage Space is running low. The demand outlook remains gloomy. Signs of easing. Germany begins to reopen its economy as spain, france, and the u. K. Report the fewest coronavirus fatalities...

Dollaryen pushing a bit higher. You are also looking at the 10 year going no real place, and oil trying to stabilize as earnings continue to rollout. Honeywell the latest, suspending their fullyear guidance. Time for todays market moving news from new york and washington. Lets start with earnings. We are about halfway through the seasons. Oil giant chevron out this morning, cutting capex for the second time at about five weeks, warning profits will suffer. Bloombergs Annmarie Hordern has more. A...

To try to get there first and that sort of thing so im hopeful we will very much try to learn as much as possible from that facility and from all the other ones too we have a lot to learn here. So well certainly be trying to do that. In terms of fiscal concern, so, you know, for many years ive been before the fed i have longtime been an advocate for the need for the United States to return a sustainable path from a fiscal perspective at the federal level. We have not been on such a path for some...

Ben, i want to start with you. We got a glimmer of hope as we see maybe social distancing is actual working, the growth of coronavirus cases is slowing. We also, of course, had unprecedented moved by the moves by the federal reserve. So tell us what you see in the market. Its got everything that it could have wanted this week. It got the good news, the illness appears to be slowing and then the fed coming in with this massive package where its going to buy highyield bonds and muni bonds to make ...