i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen.ins retail's busiest five-day stretch of the year, what names will consumers be flocking to and which stocks could benefit the most? we'll discuss. >>> plus, the ceo of autodesk is with us. strong earnings for the company but the stock is lower. >>> back to the future, sam altman returns to openai after a wild few days. what does that mean for microsoft? and are there implications for the ai industry overall? >>> take a look at the markets, the stocks are hanging in there positive on the day and on the week. even after we saw a possible on the back of th

i'm sara eisenh carl quintanilla. >>> jared bernstein with us. they plan to sell bidennomics to the american public. >>> and the state of the credit market josh friedman of canyon partners is with us where he's putting his $24 million to work and where he sees cracks forming in the lending space. >>> we'll get a check on the market s&p and nasdaq riding a five-day win stre

i'm carl quintanilla along with jim cramer annual ratings come in cool. ten-year back below 4.5. yields fall and futures are surging as annual core hits the lowest level since september of '21. >> home depot's tepid outlook. it sees the consumer pulling back on home improvement products shares of nvidia seeing their longest winning streak in seven years, and certainly given the open, looks like there maybe more to come it's a long day, carl. >> let's get it started. we begin with market reaction to cpi, jim core goods down a tenth. used cars, hotels, airfare all down. >> look, it's a win for the anti inflation's stas when you look at what's not great, natural gas could change. i think the good news here is used cars. we flagged that earlier. apparel is not going anywhere. shelter -- i don't know. shelter is not bad .3 transport point 8. this says to me pay more -- i didn't have it in the fine print, it says pay more for stocks of companies doing well i read that, an annotated version. it says that in the cpi, pay more >> not that we need to tell people when you're right, you have

i'm carl quintanilla along with deirdre bosa in san francisco.this rally hold into year-end with key data and one more fed meeting ahead we'll talk to citi's global chief economist. >>> the 48 hours that rocked silicon valley and the a.i. world. we break down the implication of openai's decision to oust ceo sam altman. >>> one year in after his return to disney, has bob iger made progress in turning the ship around at that company >>> first, let's take a look at the market stocks are moving higher on the shortened holiday week the s&p at the highest level with tec

i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. is this rally really hanging by a thread citi's scott chronert will way in. >>> later on, earnings with twilio ceo jeff lawson, a gut check on a.i. and the cloud sector. >>> currently a positive day for the broader index. the s&p up 0.3%.

i'm carl quintanilla with david faber live at post nine of the new york stock exchange.s live in las vegas, the second day ahead of a huge formula 1 race this weekend. meantime pretty mixed open here but steady, 4510 s&p, ten-year at 4.44. 30 minutes in we're watching walmart, of course as we look for those shares falling. after the guidance and the quarter, of course, very interesting development with walmart watching the consumer. cisco slumping on guidance amid a slowdown in orderers shares almost down on the year and macy's higher after margin improvements led to a beat that offset a 7% decline in sales. >>> housing data crossing the tape to diana olick who has that for us. >> home builders sentiment fell 6 points in november on the monthly index, that is a big miss the street was looking for unchanged. this is the fourth straight month of declines and anything below 50 is considered negative and sentiment is now down 22 points, just since july, to the lowest level since the end of last year. the builders did make a note that nearly all of the monthly data for novemb

. >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber. futures trimmed some losses, yields back off as the treasury refunding announcement and adp come in a bit light. plenty of corporates lowering guidance, including dupont, estee lauder and others. >>> our road map begins with fed and market watch. the central bank is expected to pause. private payrolls come in light, stocks coming off their first three-month decline since 2020. >>> adp delivers soft fourth quarter guidance. it expects to sell $2 billion worth of a.i. chips next year. >>> we're going to check in on what's been a rough ride for tesla stock lately. it's the worst of the magnificent seven in terms of performance over the last quarter. shares look to be bouncing this morning as ceo elon musk ups his forecast for cybertruck production. >>> let's begin, though, with the new month, talk about the markets on this fed decision day. jim, i wonder if you think the set-up is any better for november than it was for october. >> i do, if only just because this time, w

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen live at post nine of the new york stock exchange.n peltz mulls his next move. what you need to know ahead of tonight's print. >> then, toast gets burned. cava's ceo will join us in just a few minutes with more on how the company plans to weather moderating restaurant sales. >> plus, a mixed quarter for teva pharma, results led by sales of its d

♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber is live at liberty media's investor day in new york a lot from david all morning long meantime, s&p going for nine gains in a row today longest win streak in 19 years to do it, bulls will have to navigate a 30-year bond auction. more fed speak, including powell, and a wave of media consumer earnings. >>> our road map is going to begin with that extended win for the s&p and nasdaq how long can that rally continue >>> also ahead, disney is one of this morning's biggest gainers >>> you're also going to hear from john malone, and what he has to say about disney and streaming and so many other topics it's our annual sitdown and exclusive interview with a man who's been at the center of media for 50 years, liberty media's chairman, john malone. >>> meantime, let's begin with disney rising on that profit beat, the company also said it plans to increase its cost-cutting measures by an additional $2 billion to a target of $7.5 billion bob

on the street" is next ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanillaith jim cramer and david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange bulls looking to add to tuesday's monster rally as ppi now gives us more disinflationary cues, down 0.5%, biggest monthly drop in two and a half years retail sales soften up a bit as well ten-year goes to 4.42% today our road map begins with target surging. >>> nasdaq and s&p launch what has been the best day since april. magnificent seven stocks adding billions to their market cap >>> president biden is setting to meet china's president xi jinping a few hours from now, and of course, one question, how china's economic slowdown factors into today's loss? >>> let's get the target holiday profit guidance above. comps did fall on weakness in discretionary. that's the biggest drop in comps since 2009 here's brian cornell on the call >> while we're happy to see inflation rates moderating this year, if you compare industry pricing in key categories back to 2020, food at home pricing for families has increased 25% over

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen.o the nvidia ceo live at "the new york times" deal book conference. obviously, a lot to get to regarding ai and geopolitics. we'll have a lot more on his comments ahead this hour. first, three rate cuts in 2024. deutsche's ceo of the americas lays out where monetary policy is going and what it means for your money. >> then, apple and gulf coast gulf goldman sachs, a look inside apple's effort to unwind its credit card partnerships. >> and what's the impact of ai might have on its revenue growth? we'll discuss. >> first up on the markets, looks like the rally carries on.

. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer,avid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange. stocks are adding to the best week of the year as october jobs comes in 150,000. that's below almost every estimate with some negative revisions. bond yields are tumbling. our road map begins with the softening in the job market, u.s. employers scaling back their hiring in october. >>> plus apple's drag, the iphone making posting a quarterly decline. shares a bit lower ahead of the open. >>> and the verdict is in. ftx founder sam bankman-fried is found guilty on all seven criminal counts against him. he's now facing the potential of 115 years. >> oh. >> that's all. just 115. >> all right. consecutive sentence. sure. >> let's get to the jobs number, though. as we said, 150,000. unemployment ticks to 3.9%. average hourly earnings, year on year, is a new cycle low. losses in manufacturing. that's the strike, jim. >> yeah, the strike. i think that health care is back being big again. government being big again. i will say, if you want

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen. ahead, tomorrow begins retail's busiest five-day stretch of the year, what names will consumers be flocking to and which stocks could benefit the most? we'll discuss. >>> plus, the ceo of autodesk is with us. strong earnings for the company but the stock is lower. >>> back to the future, sam altman returns to openai after a wild few days. what does that mean for microsoft? and are there implications for the ai industry overall? >>> take a look at the markets, the stocks are hanging in there positive on the day and on the week. even after we saw a possible on the back of the numbers, inflation expectations rose even further in the month, something the fed and the market doesn't want to see. jobless claims came in lighter, all of that adding up to a rally for the overall market. topping the tape, rbc joining bank of america's call for the s&p 500 to hit 5,000 by year end 2024. the firm saying valuation and sentiment work is sending constructive signals. let's bring in commentator mike s

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerdavid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange. final trading day of november. still on pace for the best month since the summer of last year, and more encouraging inflation prints today from the euro zone and the s. october pce, a new cycllow. >>> core pce moderating in october from the previous month's year on year increase. >>> sasforce handily topping the list of premarket gainers on the s&p. the company raised operating margin gdance and did post an earnings beat. >>> plus elon musk delers a blunt message to advertisers that are currently not advertising or perhaps boycotting his x platform. we're going to look at the eye-opening commen that he made yesterday. >>> let's begin with the markets on this final trading day of novemb as investors digest this latest batch of inflation data, jim, core pce, 0.16 is inine. >> yeah, i mean, i was surprised. the bonds early on this morning were trading pretty much exactly where they are now and that tes mehat this was in line. line,

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen live at post 9 of new york stock exchange markets rallying on this lower than expected data inflation what that means for the fed and the outlook for rates. former fed official vincent reinhart is with us. >>> how are rates impacting the vc landscape sequoia will help answer that question. >>> and running whipsaws after q3 results they are with us this hour detailing the outlook for the consumer. >>> speaking of q3, wynn is down more than 5% since its report last week. more on the gaming sector plus the upcoming f1 race in las vegas, of course. >> obviously a big day for the markets today. best day since january second best day of the year as we briefly went above 4500 i know you pointed out, sara, the dollar below 105, vix got below 114. a bunch of key numbers >> the broad strength of this rally with sectors like real estate up 5.7% consumer discretionary, tulgtss, materials, it's all inclusive and the hardest hit names of the year the regional banks, the real estate investment, those are at the top of the market today. >> it's that tamer than expec

. >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber and jim cramer. busy news flow this week with cpi, retail sales, a biden-xi summit and earnings from walmart to cisco. our road map is going to begin with those two weeks of gangz. s&p is pointing to a lower open as investors weigh this moody's downgrade. >>> plus shares of boeing are rallying, amongst the top performers in the s&p as emirates announces a major new aircraft order. >>> and exxon is set to get into the lithium production business to provide lithium for ev batteries by 2027. >>> let's begin with the markets today, get set for a busy week, jim. a lot of commentary of how there's positioning getting done to prepare for a year-end rally. >> i think people felt the last two weeks were a sign that interest rates had peaked, that the big numbers estimates are too low after what happened last week, and -- or don't worry about it. i find that this is one of those moments, and david, you can disagree with me on this, but when we look at what people were thinking about last year at th

i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla and david faber. it's a holiday shortened trading day.. eastern. pond market closes at 2:00. s&p is flipping back and forth between positive and negative. strength in groups like energy, recovering from a big slide this week. health care, materials, staples, industrials, financials are all up right now. the nasdaq is just a little bit weaker, but it is up almost 1% on the week so far. let's get a check on the bond market, closes at 2:00 p.m. eastern. a huge focus for investors recently. the 10-year yield a little firmer. they're still well off the highs we got 5% or so on the ten-year just a few weeks ago and t continuing the down trend. we're 30 minutes into the trading session. here are movers we're watching. shares of nvidia under pressure on reporting it is delaying the launch of its new china focused ai chip designed it comply with u.s. export rules. novo nortis launching wegovy in japan in february. they spent $2 billion to boost production in france, taking those obesity drugs global, and keep an eye on cryptoes. bitcoin rising to

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramert post nine of the new york stock exchange. david faber has the morning off. bulls trying to build on the best week for stocks in a year. dow is at six-week highs. nasdaq going for seven straight gains. we'll wrap up this final busy batch of earnings this week. ten-year, 4.6%. our road map begins with stocks in rally mode. stocks coming off best week since november of last year. >>> media is in focus. disney reports this week. paramount with a double downgrade over at b of a. >>> and citi considering some steep job cuts as part of a corporate overhaul. let's begin, though, with this new week for the markets, jim. you had some words this morning on x for mike wilson, arguing that things actually changed last week. >> look, mike said he wants to keep an open mind. i don't know. he's been a dominant force for this bear market for much of the market, but he wants to keep an open mind, but at the same time, it's like last week didn't occur. we see analysts don't understand what i think is a

i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla at the new york stock exchange. the ceo of tenure joins us. he'll give us a real-time look at the state of the consumer. >> the setup for retail names, the names to buy, the names to avoid as the crucial holiday shopping period does kick off. >> with the s&p near a four-month high, will the bullish narrative continue to year-end? we'll ask yurrien timmer. >>> november gains getting close to the 9% level but today it's not tech that's leading. it's more like energy and financials and industrials as we do have the dow beating the nasdaq at the moment. and yields a little elevated. >> this rally is broadening out. the only sectors down are communications services. magnificent seven underperforming, led by apple, nvidia and google. tesla is up today. and now you've got consumer discretionary as well. it is retail's biggest day of the year, but will all the foot traffic translate into sales. our courtney reagan joins us from the palisades in west nyack. courtney? >> reporter: good morning, sara. the traffic here is definitely picking up. a lot of f

i'm carl quintanilla along with deirdre bosa in san francisco. the stories ahead -- stocks moving higher following a big week of gains. can this rally hold into year-end with key data and one more fed meeting ahead we'll talk to citi's global chief economist. >>> the 48 hours that rocked silicon valley and the a.i. world. we break down the implication of openai's decision to oust ceo sam altman. >>> one year in after his return to disney, has bob iger made progress in turning the ship around at that company >>> first, let's take a look at the market stocks are moving higher on the shortened holiday week the s&p at the highest level with tech among the best performing sectors we have breaking news out of the new york fed right now steve liesman has that for us. steve? >> thanks very much. the new york fed survey of consumer credit access, showing consumer credit opportunities overall declined sharply in 2023 the application was down 3.6 percentage points from last year interesting way it happened. credit card applications were up for auto loans an

i'm sara eisenh carl quintanilla. >>> jared bernstein with us. a look at the economy, where it's been, where it's headed and how they plan to sell bidennomics to the american public. >>> and the state of the credit market josh friedman of canyon partners is with us where he's putting his $24 million to work and where he sees cracks forming in the lending space. >>> we'll get a check on the market s&p and nasdaq riding a five-day win streak a little setback today, but obviously a lot of important microdata points, as sara pointed out earlier, between the retailers, nvidia tonight, ten-year below 4.4, and the dollar below 104, almost 103 has big implications for global currencies >> it helps with liquidity that with the ten-year, which is still being bid on the back of a strong auction yesterday for 20-year debt, taken as good news and this overall view that the soft landing is intact the economy is weakening, but not too much where we have to revise earnings estimates into a recession. that is the trend. the question is how much more room is there

. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer,avid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange premarket is steady as the bulls try to add a third week to this 10% move off the october lows. bond yields are cooperating somewhat ten-year drops below 4.4% early this morning we'll watch the closes today our road map begins with stocks on pace for their third week of gains, longest streak since july >>> apple's chip challenges. the company reportedly facing more issues in its effort to replace qualcomm chips in iphones, further pushing back what has already been a delayed project. >>> and elon musk is under fire after endorsing an anti-semitic post on x. this was wednesday, but the story continues to evolve. ibm, the latest to suspend advertising on the social media platform >>> let's begin with the markets on track for another positive week lot of chatter this morning, jim, about even the bears, b of a is a good example, getting noncommittal saying maybe you fade 45, 50 >> i think that one of the things that's happening is we d

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen. you have been listening to the nvidia ceo live at "the new york times" deal book conference. obviously, a lot to get to regarding ai and geopolitics. we'll have a lot more on his comments ahead this hour. first, three rate cuts in 2024. deutsche's ceo of the americas lays out where monetary policy is going and what it means for your money. >> then, apple and gulf coast gulf goldman sachs, a look inside apple's effort to unwind its credit card partnerships. >> and what's the impact of ai might have on its revenue growth? we'll discuss. >> first up on the markets, looks like the rally carries on. not as strong as it was at the open, but still up a third of 1%, the nasdaq up 0.4%. the drop in yield, the two-year yield has gone from 2.6 to 4.6 today. late october, now back down to 4.2. in the last hour, jamie dimon saying there's a chance rates actually move higher from here. >> the prevailing view, take a chart and it's always been w wrong. my view about the economy, i think there's a hi

i'm sara eisen at mgm casino in las vegas ahead of this weekend's formula 1 race carl quintanilla at the new york stock exchange traders continue to debate on a busy week. ubs laying out what they think happens with rates and the market the chief investment officer out with the 2024 portfolio strategy >>> free retail reports paint a different picture of the american shopper what earnings from walmart, burberry and macy's are telling us about the health of the consumer. >>> crowdstrike ceo on the cyber security landscape plus its partnership with the mercedes f1 team >>> meantime, had a pretty steady open but we lost ground s&p back below 4500, down eight points the focus is on retail just two days after cpi came in softer than expected and a day after ppi showed more of the same walmart spooking the market with warning of a consumer slowdown deflation has taken hold which could help shoppers but hurt the company sales. let's bring in mike santoli. i'm surprised if you were how overt they were about the possibility of deflation >> a little bit. i also feel like that's walmart's genera

i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker. >>> three ceos painted a picture of the consumer from wherey're going to where they're going. >>> affirm, investors are buying now not later. a smaller loss and revenue beat has shares surging we'll talk to max levgen in a moment. >>> is the experience e-economy still growing? >>> and as consumers continue to battle cost pressures, will the media and entertainment space see a pullback in spending the ceo of siriusxm will join us as the company rolls out a new streaming app. >>> get a check of the markets s&p, still some time to notch that nine-day winning streak they reversed some losses today. yields higher which could be contributing to weakness in equities. >>> busy day on the fed front. we got breaking news out of the fed. let's get to steve liesman. >> two fed speakers coming out this hour, and both giving us various versions of, we're not exactly sure the fed's governor bowman, one of the more hawkish members, says she expects a need to increase the funds rate. a little wiggle room in her comment. she says she's going to support a hike i

i'm carl quintanilla with sara eisen live at post nine of the new york stock exchange.s hour, disney prepares to welcome a new cfo as activist nelson peltz mulls his next move. what you need to know ahead of tonight's print. >> then, toast gets burned. cava's ceo will join us in just a few minutes with more on how the company plans to weather moderating restaurant sales. >> plus, a mixed quarter for teva pharma, results led by sales of its drug to treat huntington's disease. the ceo will join us exclusively later on this hour. >> first up, a check on the markets and the ten-year, of course. the market losing some early gains, going negative. if you look at the sector breakdown, you've still got strength in real estate, industrials, technology, and materials. looks like it's utilities, energy and communication services that are weak. nasdaq is also negative. i guess we might break the eight-day win streak for the s&p 500 if we remain lower. the ten-year note yield seeing some buying today, the ten-year, that is. and yields go down to 454. that relationship between stocks

carl quintanilla back with me at post nine of the new york stock exchange today the ceo of the las vegas grand prix, more than $1 billion of economic value expected to be brought to this city >> huge news will be all over it, sarah. meantime, a softer than expected inflation print. ppi with its biggest drop since april of 2020 targets the top s&p gainer on pace for its best day since 2019 what do the results say about the consumer going into the key holidayen and how does this shape the market narrative we'll talk about that. >> then, microsoft unveiling its new ai chip. the stock rallying more than 50% this year to a new all-time high we are live in redmond, washington, at microsoft headquarters >>> but let's begin with the market, obviously adding some gains to yesterday's monster rally on the back of that softer than expected cpi data today it's about the ppi print, which also came in a little bit cool 4519 is definitely a 10% bounce off of the october 27th lows what is the next hurdle for the market to clear? let's bring in our cnbc senior markets commentator, mike santoli, where the

i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla live from post nine of the new york stock exchange. with us today, deutsche bank's chief u.s. equity and global strategist on baa to expect from the fed this afternoon. plus, implications from the treasury's refunding announcement today. >> it's been a tough few months for the solar business, as you know. but first solar was higher after results. ceo will join us in an exclusive later this hour. >> and finally, the $1.8 billion settlement shaking up the real estate sector. the big changes that could be coming when buying a home. >>> first, though, a check on the markets. some suspicions of a squeeze the last couple of days, that remains in place apparently at the moment. dow is up almost 200. ten-year circling back close to 4.75. the two-year flirting with 5. we'll watch all of that going into tonight. >> big drop in bond yields, below the 4.8 level in the ten-year. the move higher in stocks, but for the last few days, more than an oversold bounce. let's bring in senior markets commentator, mike santoli. how are you reading into this m

i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker live on the floor of the new york stock exchange. after that sloppy 30-year bond auction yesterday, how dependent is the market on the next move in yields? is this rally really hanging by a thread citi's scott chronert will way in. >>> later on, earnings with twilio ceo jeff lawson, a gut check on a.i. and the cloud sector. >>> currently a positive day for the broader index. the s&p up 0.3%. the dow up 59 points the nasdaq in the green as the ten-year pulls back a little bit. ten-year yield. >>> topping the tape was last week's relief rally a reliable row? the gains are a lot more muted as yields once again dominate the narrative. is the market at risk of rolling over again let's bring in our senior markets commentator mike santoli, who has not been really unnerved by yesterday's action, right? >> no. a little too early to say it was a complete head fake last week le weak parts of the market going in have rolled a bit and they still look weak we talk about small caps you look at the regional banks haven't necessarily said this is a t

i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla live from post 9 at the knock stock exchange. >>> a goldilocks jobs report? a breakdown of the numbers and what it means for the fed. >>> plus an earnings triple play. first up, cash. block cfo with us with a look at the company's blowout quarter in the future of fintech. >>> the consumer, the ceo of restaurant brands are spending trends, inflation and trying to reclaim the flame at burger king. >>> finally, the chip trade, the ceo of microchip on the state of the sector as the industry tries to recover from what was a rough october. >>> first, a look at the markets. stocks continuing their celebration of lower bond yields. poised to close out what has been the strongest week of the year. bond yields continue to drop. the ten-year yield down more than 26 basis points in the last five days. we're down into the 4.5 region on the ten-year yield, carl. every sector is higher. right now except for energy. the latest fuel for that bond rally, the october jobs report. lower than expected number, taking heat off the fed as it hesitates to raise rates to stem

i'm sara eisen with carl quintanilla and david faber, live for you as always from post nine of the newearly action. we have gone positive on the dow. up 3 points. the s&p also unchanged, seeing strength from last week can continue. the nasdaq going strong as tech out performance up half a percent. number of sectors on the move as well. to point out. information technology has been strong. this comes after a more than 6% gain for the nasdaq last week. just want to show you the action here. there's the dow, positive and negative, and treasuries as well, firmer yields in the last hour or so. bond rally is back on this morning. the 30-year yield 4.75. we get a refunding 10-year auction everybody is looking for for signs of demand. 30 minutes into the trading session, three movers we're watching, data dog shares are surging after the strong results from the software company. revenue up 25% from last year. guidance also beating estimates. international flavors and fragrances moving higher topping revenue expectations thanks higher pricing for food ingredients and fragrances and falling raw m

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer,avid faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange. futures a bit red as the s&p comes off four straight winning weeks, the longest stretch since early summer. busy week with pce thursday, powell on friday, the market assesses black friday sales. our road map begins with retail record. black friday shoppers spending nearly $10 billion in u.s. online. big gains. >>> plus signs of a strong start to the holiday shopping season. shopify shares toward a 19-month high. shopify's president is going to join us in a few minutes. >>> and the bulls are back. global stocks headed for what would be the best month in more than three, count them, three years. wow. >>> let's begin with the holiday retail and the consumer. according to adobe analytics, black friday generated a record $9.8 billion in domestic online sales, up 7.5% year on year. reports cite strong demand for electronics, smart watches, televisions. mastercard spendingpulse says sales up 2.5%. buy now, pay later metrics out of adobe.

street" is coming up right now ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanillaom breaking even for the week. got some earnings blow-ups to look at. biden and xi announce a summit next

i'm carl quintanilla along with jim cramer annual ratings come in cool. ten-year back below 4.5.

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. ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerten-year hits 4.25%. big morning on tap. dealbook summit in new york. richmond fed president barkin at the cnbc cfo council summit and in a few moments,

i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber the nasdaq 100 at a 22-month high, reports of a

. ♪ >>> good thursday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim crameria's investor day in new york a lot from david all morning long meantime, s&p going for nine gains in a row today longest win streak in 19 years to do it, bulls will have to navigate a 30-year bond auction. more fed speak, including powell, and a

i'm carl quintanilla, with jim cramer and david faber futures are mixed. we'll pack a lot in.open ai we begin with the sam altman saga, abruptly ousted as the ceo now hired at microsoft to create a new advanced ai research team. >> plus, big tech fueling the market rally the magnificent seve

on the street" is next ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla's monster rally as ppi now gives us more disinflationary cues, down 0.5%, biggest monthly drop in two and a half years retail sales soften up a bit as well ten-ye g

. >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramern a bit light. plenty of corporates lowering guidance, including dupont, estee lauder and others. >>> our road map begins with fed and market watch. the central bank is expected t

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer,ince early summer. busy week with pce thursday, powell on friday, the market assesses black friday sales. our road map begins with retail record. black friday shoppers spending nearly $10 billion in u.s. online. big gains. >>> plus signs of a

. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer,bond yields are cooperating somewhat ten-year drops below 4.4% early this morning we'll watch the closes today our road map begins with stocks on pace for their third week of gains, longest streak since july >>> apple's chip challenges. the company reportedly facing more issues in its effort to replace qualcomm chips in iphones, further p

. >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with david faber andlmart to cisco. our road map is going to begin with those two weeks of gangz. s&p is pointing to a lower open as investors weigh this moody's downgrade. >>> plus shares of boeing are

. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramerbest week for stocks in a year. dow is at six-week highs. nasdaq going for seven straight gains. we'll wrap up this final busy batch of earnings this week. ten-year, 4.6%. our road map begins with stocks in rally mode. stocks coming off best week since november of last year. >>> media is in focus. disney reports thi

welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of more cautionary signals about the u.s. consumer, most notably from walmart and jobless claims, highest in two years on a continuing basis yields are dropping. ten-year 4.45% our road map begins with walmart. under pressure raising the full-yeague

." ♪ >>> good wednesday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer a row, longest streak since july. another wave of earnings and fed speak today, including fed chair powell this hour. oil approaching $75, lowest since june. >>> our road map begins with stocks trying to build on this rally. s&p and nasdaq are riding their longest daily win streaks since 2021. >>> microsoft shares closing at another record high.

. ♪ >>> good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, the year as october jobs comes in 150,000. that's below almost every estimate with some negative revisions. bond yields are tumbling. our road map begins with the