." >> "closing bell" with sara eisen starts right now. >> thank you stocks are well off the highs. we lost a 700 point rally after the initial pop on cooler inflation data this morning. what does it all mean for tomorrow's big fed decision? this is a make or break hour for your money welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen look at where we stand now, s&p up .6%, well off the highs the nasdaq, still positive, up a percent. so you're seeing the most strength in technology if you break it down by sector, energy is in the lead today, communication services right behind real estate also doing well. what is negative consumer staples at the bottom of the pack and the only sector lower at the moment. the dow is barely up it is the high of the day up 707 points we're seeing big moves in the treasury market as well. wanted to point out, yields falling sharply earlier in the session. they had come off of those lows. you're still seeing a big rally in bonds and the u.s. dollar which is down 1% all in reaction to cpi or that falling rate of inflation. coming up on the show, much more today on

." >> "closing bell" with sara eisen starts right now. >> thank you stocks are well off the highs. point rally after the initial pop on cooler inflation data this morning. what does it all mean for tomorrow's big fed decision? this is a make or break hour for your money welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen look at where we stand now, s&p up .6%, well off the highs the nasdaq, still positive, up a percent. so you're seeing the most strength in technology if you break it down by sector, energy is in the lead today, communication services right behind real estate also doing well. what is negative consumer staples at the bottom of the pack and

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and sara eisen morgan has the day off trying to turn around what's> we are 30 minutes into the trading session. here are three big movers. tesla falling for a fourth day in a row after a reporter -- after a report announcing plans to shorten shifts at shanghai factory as soon as monday. coupled with the delay of some new hires. it's down more than 50% from its highs. >>> carvana finally seeing green after its worst day ever yesterday when the stock plunged on bankruptcy concerns shares down 40% this week. and then finally, keep an eye on the consumer names today ubs upgrades hershey to buy, downgrades mondelez to hold. we'll have more on the outlook in just a moment with the ceo of unilever overall, guys, these packaged foods and household product names, they've been good stocks as people feel we're going into a recession and they hold up we've seen that on their top line. >> i'm looking forward to that interview not far from now >>> the top focus for americans when it comes to congress. no, it's not immigration or taxes or aiding ukraine. it's infla

i'm sara eisen dow is down and s&p 500 down 17 p 1717 po -- 1.75%. the bottom three performing sectors. take a look at the biggest decliners right now in the nasdaq 100 that's where the pain is being felt right now lucid is on there, atlassian, meta platforms getting hammered down 6.5%. still seeing weakness in apple, nv nvidia, biggest players taking pain today coming up on the show, one of the day's biggest winners. surging today on the back of strong earnings and guidance that is not the ceo of signet jewelers that is jared bern stein will talk about the american made chips bet from this administration let's get straight to the market downturn mike santoli tracking the market action mike, what are you watching? >> second straight drop in the saupd. relentless drip lower. we hit the lows of the day may be what is a relatively significant effort too make a bit of a standing. first of all, i'm tiredof seeing a trend line that's been happening for months the market keeps obeying it. everyone is watching it. that's where this rally halted for a moment,

i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand right now in the market.n the dow, about 359 points or so, the s&p 500 up almost a full percent. 10 out of 11 sectors stronger right now. consumer discretionary only one in the red because of tesla, down more than 5%. everybody else is higher energy is leading th

speaking of kroger, catch the first interview with the chairman and ceo on closing bell he talks to sara eisentalk about the push for albertsons. >>> on deck here on "worldwide exchange." stocks looking to keep the fed rolling as the new month gets under way. we layout what to watch. >>> it is pro week and it is a new way to trade with the pros real trades and real money on the line joins us on cnbc.com/protalks for a new cnbc experience. "the tick" with dominic chu. "worldwide exchange" is back in a moment now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation

this is a make or break hour for your money welcome to "closing bell," i'm sara eisen look at where werket the dow, only one stock higher today, which shows you the breath of the selling. verizon is the outlier everybody else is down goldman sachs, united health care, microsoft taking the most off the dow. s&p 500 down 2.3%, every sector lower

the final month of the year this is the make or break hour for your money i'm mike santoli in for sara eiseninto positive territory preserving the 3 president 1% gain from yesterday so far you see the dow down quite a bit. down almost half a percent a good chunk of it, about half of it is src

i'm sara eisen where we stand in the market dow down about 31 points down 92 at lows.third of 1% two sector remaining green right now. health care and consumer staples, both defensive. we're seeing a big bond market rally. that's helping that group.

the stock has had a nice comeback >> sara eisen. >> thank you you're always welcome to join me >> "squawk on the street" is down "techcheck" now. >>> good thursday morning. welcome to "techcheck. i'm carl quintanilla is time running out for tiktok maryland and texas ban the app on government devices while indiana sues over safety concerns >>> elon musk's bankers reportedly considering tesla margin loans to cut that risky twitter debt tesla lost nearly a quarter of its value since musk became chief twit >>> and the ceos of c3 ai and hashicorp join us. >> we will start with salesforce that stock down 20% in december alone. losses accounting for about a quarter of the dow's deline in december this morning baird downgrades to neutral. the concern growing in part because of the recent exodus of top executives and questions about the company's ability to execute. the "journal" also reporting that tensions had been growing between marc benioff and brett taylor for months before it was announced that taylor was stepping down. this morning, salesforce looking to shift investor perception the sales

i'm dominic chu in for sara eisen today.ustrials up by one-third of 1%, the s&p up by 0.2 of a percent. small caps up half a percent and the 10-year benchmark treasury note just a hair

i'm mike santoli in for sara eisen. where things stand in the market s&p down a little over 1% at the moment the dow slightly outperforming nasdaq small caps still pressured to the downside, underperforming on the day. the ten-year note yield is higher it could have something to do with equities being on their

i'm dominic chu in for sara eisen today. the dow industrials up by one-third of 1%, the s&p up by 0.2 of a percent. small caps up half a percent and the 10-year benchmark treasury note just a hair below 3.69% check out the action in the yen. the japanese currency surging to its highest level against the dollar in months following a bank of japan policy tweak, so dollar weakness, yen strength to the tune of about 4% we'll talk much more about that move when we're joined by former fed governor randy kroszner. michael santoli is here with the action mike, what is catching your eye? we've got a lot of stuff going on today. >> for sure, dom we came in modestly oversold in the s&p 500. the market getting a little bit of a bid on that weaker dollar and the sense that, hey, if there's going to be any late december seasonal strength, this is about when it might start but more broadly, the range remains interesting. one week ago we got that really well received cpi number, popped to 4100 on the s&p in the morning. that was an intraday

the final month of the year this is the make or break hour for your money i'm mike santoli in for sara eisen. pulling into positive territory preserving the 3 president 1% gain from yesterday so far you see the dow down quite a bit. down almost half a percent a good chunk of it, about half of it is salesforce. take a look at salesforce getting slammed, weighing heavily on the dow, good for 90 points on the downside at the moment this is after the departure of brett taylor we'll have more on that move just ahead. >>> also on today's show, we'll speak with the ceo of kroger fresh off earnings before the bell and testimony earlier this week in the cincinnati surrounding the pejd nding deal we started -- october 13th was that one low it sprinted up here, kind of pointed out that this downtrend line for the entire year, the market peeked on january 3rd of this year and it's still declined down 15% here you have met that line. it was also in the vicinity, closed its 200-day average there's some inklings, that the market is trying to gather itself up, feasting on a little bit of a sense that the ra

this is the make or break hour for your money welcome to the closing bell, i'm dominic chu in for sara eisenas we head toward the all important power. dow industrial up 1 1/2%, same for the s&p 500, and the nasdaq composite all up across the board, that 1 1/2% mark, the 10-year benchmark, just at a hair, 3.69%. and check out the names. two of them driving the

i'm sara eisen where we stand in the market dow down about 31 points down 92 at lows. up sharp earlier s&p 500 down a third of 1% two sector remaining green right now. health care and consumer staples, both defensive. we're seeing a big bond market rally. that's helping that group. technology near bottom of the list along with communications services that sector down 1%. look at the ten-year yield focused on that today. 3.4% lower yields rising bond prices, on worries about an economic slowdown and falling inflation coming up on the show today, jpmorgan chief u.s. economist michael feroli joins with his expectations for the economy and what he's watching from the fed with just one week to go until final meeting of the year. >>> plus, taking aim at larry fi fink talking to co-founder of bluebell capital first to the market desk as always with commentator mike santoli. real estate just joining consumer staples and health care in the green definitely a theme there. >> there is. definitely a little defensive tale at the market certainly a bit on edge. a rough start to dece

i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand in the market up half a percent on the s&p 500.where we were earlier this morning still down, though, for the week, third week in a row of losses for thew■ s&p 500 if you look at the nasdaq, there is turned higher in the session. it is lagging today. it is beingxd■helped by amazon, alphabet, costco, 5■■■3■eta, ap nvidia lagging, tesla down again, down 18% so far this week check out the major averages on the week i mentioned the7oo s&p.i third losing week in a row the dow managing to eek out a gain for the week.fmand the nas as we saw rates turn higher. they continue to march a little bit■3■higher today as bonds sell coming up on the show today, we'll talk to venture capitalist bradley tusk about thex■ regulatory and antitrust issues at play in the new year. and the stocks that could be impacted most. wet our big guest of the hour. howard marks joins us for ai] interview.ll exclusive eu5 howard, welcome. fresh off that memo everyone is talking about. >> thank you, sara nice to be here. >> it is good to have you. happy holidays let's

this is the make or break hour for your money welcome to the closing bell, i'm dominic chu in for sara eisen today. as we head toward the all important power. dow industrial up 1 1/2%, same for the s&p 500, and the nasdaq composite all up across the board, that 1 1/2% mark, the 10-year benchmark, just at a hair, 3.69%. and check out the names. two of them driving the narrative today. nike and fedex, both sharply higher on the back of earnings reports. nike is the best performing stock in the dow jones industrial stock today, and ahead we'll hear both sides of the debate on that athletic app apparel giant. and we'll talk about the latest twists and turns in the musk twitter tesla saga we're joined by venture capitalist, erik hippeau senior markets commentator, mike santoli is here. >> this is a good rally, something we can hang or hat on. >> regaining most of the losses for this week. up to the 3,500 level. a combination of better than expected consumer confidence, the fact that, you know, nike's underlying sales growth remain strong, though you can't necessarily say that's the case for all c

i'm sara eisen where we stand in the market holding up i guess the dow down about 94 points we were a highs of the day s&p 500 down about 0.1%. off lot of pockets of green. real estate, communication services, technology, financials and consumer discretionary are all remaining positive right now. energy, health care an

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i'm mike santoli in for sara eisen.e is where things stand in the market s&p down a little over 1% at the moment the dow slightly outperforming nasdaq small caps still pressured to the downside, underperforming on the day. the ten-year note yield is higher it could have something to do with equities being on their back foot as well. here is the scorecard for the year on the major averages the s&p 500 has been bumping along that down 20% area, we are actually just under that right now. we will see how it actually closes out the dow has been a big out performer with a lot of the big defensive names as well as some energy on today's show we will talk to former spotify executive turned capitalist michael mignano about the technologies he is watching in 2023. plus, what is new year's without a countdown? all hour we are revealing the top five most searched tickers on cnbc.com this year. some of the names may surprise you. we will kick off with number five in a few minutes. first though, let's look at what the year has looked

i'm sara eisen here's where we stand, down 348 on the dow, low of the day down about 550. s&p 500 down 1.25% every sector is lower. some of the commercial real estate places getting hit especially hard. we've also got groups like consumer discretionary and utilities trading down more than 1.5% what's holding up the best communication services, still lower but names like meta and netflix getting a little bit of a rebound. t-mobile helping that group rubio a bit. the 10-year treasury yield higher, little bit of selling, not on the short end the two-year yield is shorter. the major averages for the week another down week, third in a he row, and since the federal reserve decision on wednesday, at 2:00 p.m. eastern, the s&p 500 is down more than 5% you've got most sectors lower for the week and the only one that will end up is energy everybody else down. consumer discretionary hardest hit. tesla one of the losers on the week we will talk to the former federal reserve vice chair richard clarida about this week's rate hike decision and the balancing act to bring down inflation. >

i'm sara eisen take a look at where we stand right now in the market. getting a nice rally, up 1% on the dow, about 359 points or so, the s&p 500 up almost a full percent. 10 out of 11 sectors stronger right now. consumer discretionary only one in the red because of tesla, down more than 5%. everybody else is higher energy is leading the pack up more than 2% crude oil rallying more than 3% today as the nasdaq bounces back, up 0.75% we're coming off a down week and a week where oil prices lost 11%. the market gets a boost following a trio of big deals as well amgen buying horizon therapeutics for more than $26 billion, biggest health care deal of the year tomo bravo acquiring coupa software, and d.c. capital makers takes on weber grill private for nearly $4 billion, al those moving higher today coming up, peter orszag, perfect day to have him from lazard. why the market could see more m&a. but do to the dashboard with mike san toll mike where we have the banks expected to hike 50 basis points >> we get the consumer price index before that. the market rea

i'm sara eisen dow is down and s&p 500 down 17 p 1717 po -- 1.75%. the

i i'm mike santoli in for sara eisen.e in the s&p 500 to start the day it clawed its way back bond yield jumped, moderating as

i'm sara eisen here's where we stand, down 348 on the dow, low of the day down about 550.s lower. some of the commercial real estate places getting hit especially hard. we've also got groups like consumer

i'm sara eisen where we stand in the market holding up i guess the dow down about 94 points we were a lot lower earlier down 140, but higher up 63 at the highs of the day s&p 500 down about 0.1%. off lot of pockets of green. real estate, communication services, technology, financials and consumer discretionary are all remaining positive right now. energy, health care and materials under pressure nasdaq comp sort of up and down around the flat line it is higher because technology is stronger. netflix and tesla bouncing back. take a look at the picture for the week and it isn't a pretty one for the major averages the s&p 500 down about 2.75%. all sectors lower on the week led down by energy the worst performing on concerns about recession. that's a cyclical sensitive group. coming up bank of mark's ceo brian moynihan will join us. we'll get his read on the consumer, the economy, and much more >>> plus we will talk to the ceo of saks mark metric about concerns around the high-end consumer let's get to the market action with cnbc's senior market commentator mike santoli yields are higher.

i i'm mike santoli in for sara eisen. there is a 1.25% decline in the s&p 500 to start the day it clawed its way back bond yield jumped, moderating as well the nasdaq composite still underperformer, large nasdaq stocks still provide something pressure but even that has eased up the russell 2000, early sign of some of the recovery today and is outperforming here is a look at the action for the week, the maj averages poised to lock in gains after wednesday's power pop. that comes after two strong months coming into this week as well coming up on today's show, we'll talk to the ceo of a stealth winner this year, steel producer new khcore which is up today we'll find out what's driving the outperformance in that space. plus, we'll talk to the analyst who says elon musk's first delivery of a tesla truck last night is putting the other semimakers on notice let's put the market moves for today and the week into broader perspective. we clawed our way up in the s&p 500, up toward this level that represents exactly where the old 20

this is a make or break hour for your money welcome to "closing bell," i'm sara eisen look at where we stand in the market the dow, only one stock higher today, which shows you the breath of the selling. verizon is the outlier everybody else is down goldman sachs, united health care, microsoft taking the most off the dow. s&p 500 down 2.3%, every sector lower right now, hardest hit, technology communication services at the bottom of the pack names like netflix selling off more than 8% technology, materials, industrials, all at the bottom of the list. there's the sector heat map for you. it shows you the scale of the pain today a big unwind that we are seeing with some of those tech groups down more than 3%. that's why the nasdaq is in the eye of the storm it's down about 3% not too far-off of session lows. big declines for names like apple, microsoft, google, nvidia, meta, netflix all taking the index lower. tesla is an exception, it's higher today but it's been lower the last few weeks. we'll be all over the sell off for you with great guests to help you make sense of what is happenin

let's discuss with sara murray and cnn legal analyst and former white house ethics czar norm eisen. what do we know about his plan. >> reporter: he will return back in january, we are being told, and then he is still planning on setting up an outside office to get his prosecutorial team under one roof outside of doj, main justice. what we will see is what he's been doing from abroad overseeing investigations. we know they haven't stopped. we know the mar-a-lago investigation is continuing. lawyers have been in these secret court battles that have been playing out h it comes to january 6th witnesses have still been going before the grand jury. so these investigations have continued and then they will continue just with jack smith in the u.s. and eventually, of course, they'll hit a point where they all have to decide is there enough evidence here. we want to bring indictments against who and do we think they will lead to criminal charges that could survive in front of a jury. >> and the doj, of course, doesn't need these referrals, norm, to pursue charges against trump, it's mostly s

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