. >> welcome to worldwide exchange. here is your five at five. >> clouds slow down. >> shares of amazon are getting hit forecasting its weakest sales growth in. company history. data on deck. >> investors are looking ahead to the final. >> jobs report of the biden administration and what it could mean for the fed. and if at first you do. >> not succeed. >> president trump tries again to close a tax loophole that's critical to many on wall street. plus, a cnbc exclusive with the ceo of snap on talking everything from earnings and tariffs to hiring. and later, why wall street. >> may be rooting. >> against an eagles super bowl victory. we'll debate if they're haters or there's data that supports that thesis. i'm leaning more towards the first one. it is february 7th, 2025, and you're watching worldwide exchange right here on cnbc. thanks so much for being here with us. i am frank. >> holland, also. >> an eagles fan. just full disclosure, we begin with the major indices coming off a three day win streak. as investors, they

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welcome back to worldwide exchange i'm frank colin. coming up.o dig into big tech's spending surge and the possible winners and the losers of this ai arms race. but first a check on us stock futures with the major indices. and the russell coming off a two day win streak. taking a look see the major indices up across the board. all three of them up about a quarter of a percent. just a little bit more here for the dow looks like it would open up about 150 points higher right now. we'll take a look at the nasdaq 100 leaders right now taking a look at those. you see honeywell right here at the top of the list. we just told you about a wall street journal report. the company plans to spin off its different business units astrazeneca. those shares up about 3% following earnings. padini holdings, microstrategy and applovin rounding out the top five. look at the other side of the coin, the laggards this morning taking a look at those. you'll see some earnings movers there. qualcomm shares down about 5% off of earnings. arm holdings also reporting earning

see if you qualify. >> at koco-tv. >> welcome back to worldwide exchange. time now for your big money movers. we're going to start off with shares of palantir taking off this morning, up more than 18% after its latest full year sales outlook. it just blew past estimates thanks to what ceo alex karp described as, quote, untamed organic growth and demand for its artificial intelligence software. the stock hitting an all time high, and with this latest move, it's up more than 500% over the past year, or almost 500% over the past year. but huge upside move there. again, shares of palantir up over 18%. we're also watching shares of swiss banking giant ubs. its latest quarterly results. they fell short of analysts estimates. the bank, though it says it's launching a $1 billion share buyback program this year. shares of ubs, they're down more than 5.5%. also watching a pair of chip makers moving higher. us listed nxp is up despite issuing a disappointing forecast for first quarter revenue because of sluggish demand for industrial and automotive chips. shares of nx

today, call 806 87699. >> welcome back to worldwide exchange. we're going to turn our attention to dc and robert f kennedy jr. clearing the first hurdle to become the next hhs secretary. you can see here investors are definitely taking notice. >> you can. >> see some sharp moves lower mid day yesterday for vaccine makers. >> the. >> group slightly higher in the premarket today. similar moves for makers of processed foods. we're talking about mondelez. we just mentioned that company earlier. one of the s&p laggards hershey and conagra all hitting fresh 52 week lows. mondelez and hershey. >> are under some. >> pressure once again this morning. you see the sharp. moves to the downside. they're sticking. >> with the health care trade. and shares of novo nordisk are taking off overseas on some blockbuster q4 results. our sylvia amaro is at novo hq in. copenhagen with much more on that story. sylvia. good morning. >> good morning. frank. well, i want you to take a look at the share price move of novo nordisk since. late june to today, ahead of the mar

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. >> worldwide exchange of goods and commodities, has proven to be a great. >> success story that has created prosperity for us all. in the uk and germany, in the usa, but also in many other parts of the world. that's why it's important that we don't divide up the world now with a lot of customs barriers, but that we also make this exchange of goods and services possible for the future. global markets are reacting to the potential trade war. already, markets in europe have tumbled. look at that. just in the first hour of trade. for more on reactions in china, we'll go now to cnn's marc stewart in beijing. because obviously, a lot of eyes on china here, the impact that will be there. but every country is now questioning whether they're going to be in a trade war with america. >> well, let's just look at the markets for a moment. here in asia, two of the biggest indexes, the nikkei in japan and the kospi in south korea, they saw declines of more than 2% at the final close today. that is a big number when you look at asian markets. and if markets are a reflection of how people are feelin

. >> welcome to worldwide exchange.r five at five. >> clouds slow down. >> shares of amazon are getting hit forecasting its weakest sales growth in. company history. data on deck. >> investors are looking ahead to the final. >> jobs report of the biden administration and what it could mean for the fed. and if at first you do. >> not succeed. >> president trump tries again to close a tax loophole that's critical to many on wall street. plus, a cnbc exclusive with the ceo of snap on talking everything from earnings and tariffs to hiring. and later, why wall street. >> may be rooting. >> against an eagles super bowl victory.

. >> let's bring out the anchor of cnbc's worldwide exchange, frank holland. frank, comparing the tariffs first term to second term are dramatically different. and as axios jim and mike allen's newsletter reports this morning, this year we're going primarily against our allies and some of our closest trading allies, canada and mexico. >> yeah. >> good morning to both of you. >> not only. >> are some of our closest the two biggest trade partners for the us. i want to get to the market reaction first. we're seeing the major indices down more than 1% in the premarket right now. we had a number of money managers on the show and other people who, you know, represent business. i think the one where we continue to hear was uncertainty. a big reason for stocks trading lower right now is the uncertainty. what happens next? will it be retaliation? we know that canada and mexico are planning some retaliation. we also know the president plans to speak to the leaders of those countries later today. a big question is will there be retaliatory tariffs coming from china? and

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