daniel jurgen on what the us and the world could be doing right now. we begin with what we think are the three most important things investors should be thinking about right now. investors wrestled with mixed signals about the economy as tech stocks face challenges. we are looking at where to invest and where to avoid. wall street on recession watch after dyer comments from jamie dimon that an economic hurricane is coming. elon musk is worried too. game stop gaming the market, disappointing earnings not enough to take down the stock but beware revenue warning from the sec. ben levisohn, carleton glitch and jack hough. interesting conflicting signals out of the economy. fairly strong jobs report, strong manufacturing, week services at all was complicated by the fact the fed is trying to pull things down so good news isn't necessarily good news. break it down for us. ben: the market finished the week down 1% for all three indexes and we had strong jobs, wage growth wasn't a strong as expected. that was good news but strong manufacturing offset by service

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joining me as vice-chairman and author of the new map, energy, climate, and the clash of nations, daniel jurgenas slowed a little bit over the past 7 weeks. are high prices starting to change consumer behavior? how high do they have to go before consumption falls enough to push prices down again? >> the united states is part of a global market. our concessions goes down little bit, consumption is going up. you should expect gasoline prices to be 10% to 20% higher than they are but as prices go up people drive less or find alternatives so that is the response. people have to prepare for an expensive summer on the road. jack: a lot of news recently that the year but he did. almost all russian imports twee 8 months from now, the rumor of a possibility president biden might go to saudi arabia lodz we have an opec deal. >> all the factors you talk about are affecting and shaping and driving up oil prices. the ban on russian oil imports into the eu combined with declining russian production and chinese demand, opec plus has said they will increase production. it is not very much and the thing that is