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Street, pretty lackluster. The bond market is where the action is. Us the flattening of the yield curve taking place. There is almost this final push for this to happen. Yield on to an tenure treasuries just 50. 6 basis points, closing to this decade low which is reached on december 6. A small part of this really coming from markets shifting to a new benchmark, one of the biggest single session shifts. The final flattening push, it appears to be Money Managers that essentially want windowdressing to tighten up their portfolios before the year finishes. That is the bond market. A look at what i...

Friday. You are watching Market Makers. Olivia i am Olivia Sterns in for Stephanie Ruhle. Erik we have some breaking economic news. Mike mckee is in the newsroom. Mike wholesale inventories up 1 10 of 1 . The forecast was for a 3 10 gain and this is why it matters. The Commerce Department assumed a big gain and inventories when it calculated gdp. This suggests we did not get it. The ford strike represented a lot of delayed imports coming in and they should come in wholesale inventories. They are not, and that may mean gdp in the First Quarter was even lower than we thought. The good news, they...

Care home residents and staff in Oxfordshire come together over the weekend for King Charles III’s coronation.

make remarks about his budget in about an hour here on c-span. until then, a conversation with douglas holz-aiken from today's "washington journal." >> we're back with the former budget director from 2004-2005. you are prominently displayed this morning. here is your quote. by expectations could not be lower. that is on the front page of " the washington times" this morning. what do you mean? guest: my concern is this, the first budget he put out show the you was going into the debt spiral. it was at the point where we were borrowing to pay interest on previous borrowing. it is the k...

so what we're saying to states, colleges and universities, then the funding -- higher education cannot be a luxury. it's an economic imperative that every american family should be able to afford. so that's what beneed to do for americans to get jobs of the future. i talked about this in the state of the union. there are millions of jobs open right now and there are millions of people that are unemployed. how do we watch up workers to those jobs, what about the companies that are looking to hire right now? i hear from business leaders all the time who want to hire in the united state...