"varney & company" picks it up, ashley webster and for stewart. have a good one. >> thank you very much i love the doggy pictures, i am ashley webster and for stuart varney, let's start out on the west coast president trump hitting the campaign trail in las vegas, the first rally since the new york conviction and one day before the states primary, today is day six and the hunter biden gun trial is started an hour ago and were waiting to see if the defense will call the first son to testify in at this point it seems unlikely. to your money nvidia the 1041 stock split in effect the overall market is down as traders look ahead to the fed decision in inflation data coming up midweek the consumer price index on wednesday. of course the fed and everyone else keeping a close eye on that the futures ahead pointed slightly lower the nasdaq coming off of the best week since april we will see how that works out today, let's take a look at the treasury the ten year yield around 4.46%, up three basis points let's take a look at the two year yield in the two-ye

indeed i'm ashley webster in for neil and you are watching cavuto "coast to coast". ♪ welcome everyonethe top story markets jumping higher to kick off the final week of trading for the month look at this all three embassies are on pace by the way to end june and the green, the nasdaq at 5.5% slightly lower in today's trade check out the dow up 342 points let's get reaction from the editor and chief adam company bc himself and capitalist pig hedge fund manager jonathan hoenig, thank you for joining us, adam let me begin with you more green today but let me ask you this are we seeing signs of fatigue in the market especially as you point out among the semi conductor heavyweights. as i've been saying all year we are bullish of the s&p calling for higher and we recently read our target to 5600 but today is interesting we see nvidia the chip stock down pretty big nvidia down 5% the stocks are still pushing higher with the s&p going toward 5500 again. i think this is an important trend to note there is a lot of capital in the semiconductors that once they sell off they are rotating back into

was called the louisiana purchase and it cost 15, 30, 45, $60 million our resident historian ashley webster has the privilege of going first. ashley: i'm no historian but 1803, 50 million is a lot of money. i go with number one, 15. lauren: i second that is 15 million. we one upping the stakes, $30 million and you are right, it was 15 million, the deal was completed by thomas jefferson, the land of stretches from mississippi to the rocky mountains, 50 million, today that 15 million then is worth 417 million now. great show, day after the big d debate. lauren, ashley, good to see you, see you again soon. coast-to-coast starts now. neil: on market that doesn't seem to care about the debate. investors are much more focused on pce than who wants to be president because the election is more than four months away. this inflation number is fresh out today. it is the latest figure out there anywhere and calming figure. i am neil cavuto. happy friday to all of you, happy quarter, we will get into all of that. real stats still matter, good having you on, you put these things in perspective. i suspect

i'm ashley webster in today for neil. we have a busy hour ahead so let's get started. at let's get to those campaign events. black american business leaders. there are other taxes and regular and for everyday americans and businesses. that's how he's going to grow the economy. president biden claims his legislative wins like the bipartisan infrastructure law, and the inflation reduction act creating jobs. he says all government spending is spurring private investment. biden is away at camp david so he sent senator john ossoff to campaign for his reelection. on economic issues our latest poll shows trump has a five point advantage over biden. >> if they don't do something, it is going to be so out of shape they can't afford a home now. are they going to afford rent? >> looking at every day life, gas prices, inflation, the ongoing wars, major groups of people coming into this country. >> the first time these two men will be on stage together in this format in four years so there's a large at stake tomorrow. they are eager to hear about both candidates's plans with inflat

ashley webster is in the middle of orange grove in florida. t year? ashley: if you love orange juice for breakfast, you are paying a pretty penny. let's look at the numbers. a 12 ounce can of oj, average national retail price at $4.27, up 83% since january 2021. there are less oranges being produced. things like hurricanes, freezes, greening disease, bringing down production. i find this revealing. florida orange production is down 92% since 2003-2004. 20 years ago, which raises the question, if the prices are so high, you're making out like a bandit. let's ask glenn back whose family has been growing oranges for centuries. you must be doing very well. >> absolutely to the contrary. the elevated price goes along with production. anyone still engaged does not have sufficient production to cover the cost, many farmers. ashley: have given up their land. they sold to developers. land is so valuable. have you considered throwing in the towel? >> no. i am fourth-generation and there's a fifth-generation neck, waiting in the wings, we will stay engage

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ashley webster following that as edward lawrence crunches these numbers.much pricing power. i talked with john williams, he agrees with the path federal reserve members laid out, one rate cut this year, the fed believe they will reach the 2% target for the end of 26. >> if i look at the data carefully icy disinflationary process continuing and expect inflation to keep coming down the second half of the year. we had 3% inflation since june of last year, we have growth in the economy and employment rate at a steady state, is that the new norm? >> we achieve 2% inflation. inflation came down faster than expected and picked up surprisingly. >> are you seeing one rate cut this year? >> you saw the inflation we put out, we focus on the job and do the best analysis we can and make the best decisions we can for the american economy. we have to save on that and ignore the politics and all that, focus on getting our job done. that's what we need to do to be successful. >> reporter: a september meeting before the election, we are looking at one or another. neil: if t

looking at midtown manhattan and i'm ashley webster in for stu varney today. take a look at markets and they've been open for an hour and a half and it's been very much treading water with the dow and s&p down ever so slightly and just turning positive and about that and it's a wait and see kind of day and big tech names and amazon and meta and microsoft moving higher and alphabet and apple and kicking off the wide conference today and up 4.46% and it's just the new york bed releasing a survey of expectations and where do you see inflation going from here, lauren lauren: 1.32% inflation rate and comes down to 2.8% and going to get that magic too and five years goes back up to 3% bottom line inflation sticking around. ashley: thank you, lauren. now this, polls taking after donald trump's guilty verdict show the former president keeping his lead against joe biden is wall street journal editorial board member bill mcgurn joining us this morning. good morning to you. joe biden made no substantial gains in the polls and i ask you this, has his lawfare tactics faile

was called the louisiana purchase and it cost 15, 30, 45, $60 million our resident historian ashley webstera lot of money. i go with number one, 15. lauren: i second that is 15 million. we one upping the stakes, $30 million and you are right, it was 15 million, the deal was completed by thomas jefferson, the land of stretches from mississippi to the rocky mountains, 50 million, today that 15 million then is worth 417 million now. great show, day after the big d debate. lauren, ashley, good to see you, see you again soon. coast-to-coast starts now. neil:

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almost like the clouds are being painted, good morning, everyone it is 10:00 o'clock eastern i am ashley websterforce to let's get straight to your money let's take a look at the tenure the dow has managed to turn it around ever so slightly up 31 points for the s&p, down to tense, the nasdaq down a third of 8% all very muted, not to the ten-year treasury up three basis points to 4.46% let's take a look at the price of oil which remained in the same range for quite some time up 1% $76, 39 cents per barrel of crude and bitcoin down ever so slightly, $15.69306 per bitcoin, now this political reported the prices abiding inner circle is deeply involved in the family business, the report claims some of biden's closest staffers have acted as business associates to family members, does this come as a surprise but ask brian brenberg the president has spent years distancing from the family business dealings but when you get under the hood a little bit apparently not, what you make of the report. >> apparently they share lawyers, bookkeepers, they share people to do background checks and their business par