i'm bill griffeth. sue is off tonight. the dow's win streak was snapped today after eig consecutive up days. one factor may have been the 2easury yield hitting the highest level sin is 11. add to that new hints of inflation, a rise in o prices, you had declines across the board. the dow fell by 193 points to 24,706. the nasq was off by 59. the s&p 500 was down 18. bob pisani takes a closer look now at the declines on wall street today. >> reporter: two key factors drove the market selloff. first, after an eight-day win streak, the market is simply more importantly,ernflation co have come to the fore once again. stocks sold off after the release ofwo economic reports this morning after the market opened. and the empir state manufacturing survey. retail sales rose just about as much as enomists expected in april, but gasoline prices spiked. wsantime, the gauge of manufacturing s raw materials rising to their highest levels in several years in april. you put the two together and it rekindles the same kind of inflation fears t

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his is "nightly business report" with bill griffeth and sue herera. >>> the rally? the dow extends its win streak as trade tensionscool, but can the upward climb for stocks continue? >>> place your bets. why the supreme court's ruling today could give cash strapped states a new financial life line. >>> outliving your money. it's a big worry for those saving for retirement, but is it just a myth? those stories tonight on "nightly business report" for moay, may 14th. >>> and we do bid you good evening, everybody. welcome. eight straight. that's how many consecutive sessions the dow has nowin logg marking the average's longest win streak in eight months. an easing of trade txts witchs h china, optimism over earnings and economic data gave investors more reasons to buy even if the buying was relatively quiet. the dow when all was said and done rose by 68 points. the nasdaq was up by 8. the s&p added 2. but can this mini up swing that we've seen the past couple of weeks turn into somethinggg ? mike santoli tackles that for us tonight. >>> will the third time be a charm?

>>> this is "nightly business report" with bill griffeth and sue herera h >>> both pave agreed to suspend the tariffs. >>> trade truth. tensions ease, stocksof take and a number of companies are set to benefit if the spat cools further. >>> wall street rally. the dow closes back above 25,000, but the market may not be out of the woods just yet. >>> what rule named after the federal reserve chairman who proposed it -- >> you have five seconds. >> vua rule. >> the best and brightest meet the economic leaders of tomorrow. those stories and more for tonight on "nightly business report" for mond, may 21st. >>> and we do bid you a good monday evening, everybody.n a surge stocks to start this week. the industrials powered the major indexes higher after the trump administrationaid that e trade war with china was on hold. so with tensions easing, excitement on wall street is building and today that excitement sent the dow up more than 300 points for much of thir ing session. here are the closing numbers. the dow closed up u juster 300 point gain to 25,013. astheq added 39 and the s&p 500 was up 20

>>> this is "nightly business report" th sue herera and bill griffeth. >> today my administration is launchinthe most sweeping action in history, to lower the price of prescription drugs to the american people. >> president outlines that plan to lower the cost of medicines and the health care sector alike. what it heard. >>. lucky the dow extends its win streak to its longest in six months. just as small caps close in on all-time highs. >>> the rise of the robots. how mechanical arms are transforming industries fr agriculture to warehousing. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for this friday, may the 11th. >> finally. good evening, everybody. and welcome. the president today pledged to lower the price of drugs, unveiling a plan that hes describes drastic training for the industry. he called the rising pricesat a tho americans. e called out pharmaceutical lobbyists, took aim at the drug distributors and vowed to put patients first. that's when the health care sector fell, just aft 2:00 eastern of the but the decline was short-lived andr the sec quickly rallied

>>> this is "nightly business report" with sue herera and bill griffeth. >> tug of war.oc reverse course and make a comeback, but the bears may t still havehe upper hand over the bulls. >>> the u.s. trade delegation arrives in china, but can a grand bargain be reached? >>> breaking new ground. a high tech solution to the construction industry's labor shortage. ose stories and much more tonight on "nightly business report" for this thursday, may the 3rd. >> good evening, everyone, and welcome. is your head spinning? because that'f kind of day it was on wall street. the dow was down nearly 400 points midday, and just when it looked like the bears were in control, stocks erased most of their losses. when all was said and done, here's how the market closed.e dow average rose five points to 23,930. e nasdaq was off 12, and the s&p 500 fell nearly si here's more on this while wind day on wall street, and where stocks may go from here. >> reporter:hese days you can go through an entire investment cycle in just one afternoon. just look at what happened today. we opened down, but when the s&p bro

>>> this is "nightly business report" with sue herera and bill griffeth. >>> good evening, everyone. welcome to this special edition of "nightly business report." memorial day is, of course, the day when we honor t men and women who serve in our military. >> it's also of course t consider unofficial start to summer, a time when thoughts turn to the beach and to vacations, and believe it or not,heo the stock market and economy as well. >> indeed. so that is where we begin tonight, with the stock market. some investors things as temperatures rise they can take the summer owl, but a number of market batchers say that would be a mistake, especially this year. dominic chu takes a look ahead. >> reporter: sell away and go away. there's a feengs that the summer months are wujz to stay away from, but recent market history doesn't look all that bad, between memorial day and lay day going all the way back to 1990, the s&p 500 has lodged just a slight loss. this year is a different set of risks to watch. >> any kind of inflation jump above expectat fns, the will get more aggressive, put pressur

. >>> this is "nightly business report" with bill griffeth and sue herera. >>> golden sales atol then arches. appetite for mcdonald's was ng st and investors ate up the stock as the ceo solidify's the company's turn around. >>> ambitious deal. sprint and t-mobile reach an agreement to mergely potenti reshaping the wireless market if regulators allow it. > feeling crabby? why one industry is getting pinched just as it enters itssy bu season. those storie and more on "nightly business report" for monday, april 30th. >>> and we bid you good evening, everybody. april is now in the books. stocks finished the day -- th moith gains making the first month that we've seen positive ihrthe past for the major averages. it comes despite a pull back in th market today. stocks were a bit lower today by the technology and telecom sectors despite some strong earnings and a number of announced mergers.ll when was said and done today, the dow fell by 148 points. it was up 180 at one time but it finished at 24,163. the nasdaq was dow53 points. the s&p dropped 21. as we mentioned, all of the major average

. >>> this istl "nibusiness report" with bill griffeth and sue herera. >>> cutting through the noise. the tradet. tit-for- the fed guessing game. while important, what really matters to invhetors is bottom line. and two companies made that evident toda >>> new risk? why weakness in europe could start to spread here and make things a little more difficult fo investors. >>> is the balkans back? we're taking a trip to that regi that went from boom to nearly bust to boom again all in just four years. those stories and more tonight on "nightly business report" for wednesday, may 23rd. >>> and we do bid you good evening, everybody. welcome. it turnsut earnings really do matter. that was made clear today on wall street when two well-known companies, each operating in very different industries, both gave investors new information about the thing that matters most, the bottom line. and both stocks saw very big moves in response. let's start with general electric. the company's aiceo today he sees no profit growth at itsow troubled unit this year. as part of a presentation that was posted on ge

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