. >>> first, dom chu is here with the numbers. >> our bosses know what we are doing right now. socially distant and we have seen a little bit of positive momentum emerge in the parts of the market the dow industrials off and not near the worst levels of the day and seeing how that plays out. s&p 500 hanging above that 3,000 mark the nasdaq in the green right now. s&p 500, russell 2000, that gap is big and watching to see if it narrows. small caps still a lagging trade. take a look at the consumer. have and have notes. nordstrom down 11% after a disappointing earnings report. that consumer picture a little bit bleaker with today's personal income and spending numbers. lululemon, an upside standout, an analyst call touting the benefits to the business model and the consumer in focus. back over to you. >> dom, see you soon thank you, sir. >>> stocks falling on the last trading day of may but the nasdaq up nearly 6.. energy only sector lower and just barely for the month and the dow on track for the best weekly gain in seven just as the markets find the footing investors have to de

oil market closing for the day and dom chu has the details at our commodity desk dom? >> tyler, we're getting a bit of a rally off the lows of the day. a down day for the stock market also playing out for the oil price market as well traders are getting incrementally more cautious about the prospects for a widespread kick start to global economies in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic currently, u.s. benchmark west texas intermediate or wti prices, $24.34, about 1.75% downside now, the drop in prices comes even after official u.s. energy department data showed that u.s. oilstockpiles fell for the first time since january oil inventories last week fell by $745,000 barrels. now, a reuters poll of analysts expected a 4.1 million barrel build in inventories today's information follows up on yesterday's eia, where it cut its world oil growth demand forecast by 4.29 million barrels per day. today's more gloomy comments from fed chair jerome powell about the economic outlook did not help matters >> dom, thanks as mentioned, fed chair jerome powell gave a pretty sober speech

chu dom? >> it's a pretty significant turnaround, kelly. it's a bit of a mixed picture from the sector perspective, but take a look at these numbers like you said, 135-point gain for the dow industrials. we were down nearly 460 points at one stage there for the s&p 500, this is right near session highs, up around six points or so the nasdaq still floating with marginally negative territory. let's show an intraday of the s&p 500, because here you'll see, at the lows of the day, right after the opening bell, we were down around 53 points, 53 handles, and now we're again at session highs, up about seven points right now the sectors, financials and energy, two of the big standouts, they were bigger losers early on, and have turned around significantly from there. on the lagging side of things, it is consumer staples, industrials, and real estate, the ones that are really pulling things down a little bit we'll see if those trends continue, kelly, as we head towards the 1:30 and 2:00 p.m. hours. >>

before we go. >> to dom, just thank you, you know, for reaching out to me.se it kind of gave me a sense of, like, okay, i am doing something right. in this whole pandemic. and if i could reach one family, which i did, then it makes going to work every day worth it. >> christina pasquarelli, you're doing a lot of god's work right now. thank you for everything do you. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> appreciate you. >> thank you. appreciate it. >> we'll be right back. ♪ >>> now, the struggle to see family has been one of the things that's become a devastating consequence of this pandemic. across the country there are people lining up at food pantries. volunteer groups such as the catholic charters of brooklyn and queens having a hard time, this time, keeping shelves stocked. >> we're in a war going on. we need food for my kids. >> we will run out of food today. there's no question. we packed for 1200 bags. there's probably easily 700 more people in line after that. >> catholic charters sealed and gave away 1200 bags of food in one day and still there were peopl

. >>> dom chu has a market flash on u.p.s dom, what's happening with u.p.s. >> we got some intraday activity to the upside here a bit of a pop it's still red on the day, but the reason why is because u.p.s. is announcing a new set of surcharges, additional fees. it will be charging some of the big companies that ship through it and ship large amounts of volume so what they are doing is they are adding a peak surcharge to their ground packages starting may 31st they're also going to apply these fees to online sellers that do a lot of volume. think of amazon, walmarts, those types of people. they say that the surcharge for oversized packages will start on may 1331st, as well. and one more thing they are adding these new fees because of the massive surge in online fulfillment and shipping because of covid-19. so u.p.s. taking some steps to up its fees that it charges for peak demand. and by the way, you can expect, scott, those will flow through to customers at some point back over to you >> you know they will. pete, you own u.p.s. dom, thank you >> yep, quality name abney is an unbelievable ce

dom has the answer now from hq >> tech has outperformed the broader s&p since the lows on march 2.the companies that could power the next leg higher are driven around things like computer hardware, storage and chips as well. the highest upside target confirmed to 60% over prices and storage prices could prize in chip makers higher than those respectively they've bid up their target pay com is 17% lower jack henry is 10% above analyst target as well as media target adobe. those are some to keep an eye on catalysts in the tech move for the future back to you. >> dom chu good to see you, buddy. >>> and if that will continue, we are joined by founder and ceo of kkm financial jeff yesterday was a weird day normally the nasdaq outperforms, it didn't. people wondering if this is a sign of return what do you think? >> we are calling it the catch up trade focused on industrial. look at xli. broader names in there 3 m, raytheon. international paper, a lot of names left in the ditch as the tech giants move higher. amazon up 30%. microsoft up nearly 16%. tech continues to move up but is encour

chu dom? >> the bulls are in charge today at least for now we did see the gains yesterday evaporate into the closing bell. the dow was up 442 s&p up 58 and focusing on the s&p 500, 200-day moving average or average price is currently $29.99 not a speck of red on the screen so far the gains being led by energy, communication services and financials and the laggards consumer staples, real e state and health care. harl harley davidson to watch it's reopening the manufacturing plants with reduced capacity they will be producing more limited slates of models according to a report in "wall street journal" and then shares of medical products and technology company becton dickinson after it said it would raise more capital selling the shares and we'll end on amazon.com trading at a new record high as you can see there making it worth $1.24 trillion back over to you. >> dom, you sound out of breath. >> it's been a pretty crazy afternoon so far. >> we appreciate it, sir thank you, dom chu. >>> as of tod

well, certainly, over the long term a lot of it is the answer, dom. this is one of those companies that's not a screaming buy based on fundamentals. if you look at the disney plus business, at a 50% hair cut to the netflix business, probably worth $40 a share. stock's down $45 from its all-time high. it is at that discount i wrote about this today on cnbc.com in my op-ed this is the other kind of a company. i'm not reaching boo the airline stocks or the hotel stocks for that quick recovery. here's solid balance sheet some point comes back and they have a great core asset in disney plus to continue to grow and outperform so i think you hang up to a company like this and look for adegreesal opportunities. >> are you an owner of disney? would you be buying it right now? >> i'm not i sold it. i'm rooting for the scenario just outlined to play out where they gradually start to open the physical in-person attractions that make disney so special and we don't have a major outbreak as a result. i want to build really quickly on something that michael said beca

let's get to dom for the latest. >> restaurant brands, the parent company of burger king, tim hortons, popeye's, louisiana kitchen up 5%, roughly 2 million shares of after market valium. this is on headlines coming out, because pershing square's bill ahman has now taken his stake above a threshold amount to a total qsr. you may recall that he's been an owner of the stock for the past 8 years, he actually made some comments to our very own scott wapner just a few momenting ago, saying this is in no way an activist position, and they fully support management and the board at restaurant brands international. they tend to go into discussions. not an activist position but the reason why they made this is because they crossed a threshold amount from a regulatory perspective it's now roughly about a 9 1/2% stake in restaurant brands international. back over to you >> thank you, dom, guy adami i'll go to you, owner of popeyes, et cetera >> i wouldn't chase. >> no, i love -- >> yeah, but not a cheap stock and less cheap now with the move to the upside. you know i love popeyes, we did that tast

. >>> dom, thank you very much good afternoon, everybody. i'm tyler matheson in studio today in for kelly evans today we expected the worst but seeing it in black and white still gives you pause. a record 20.5 million jobs lost in april and an unemployment rate at levels not seen in decades. the markets not looking in the rear-view mirror, however. this week is dow up 2% the s&p more than 3% the nasdaq more than 5%. stocks are heading higher as investors focus on the prospects of the economy reopening over the next few weeks we'll speak with the labor secretary all of it but first more on the markets with my friend bob pisani. bob? >> tyler, always good to see you. the numbers were terrible and yet the market is choosing to believe a narrative that the reopening is going to go fairly smoothly and why we're up and makes people crazy with the terrible job numbers to see. we are right near the highs for the day and the week right now that is powerful rally let me show you the s&p 500 because we are on the verge of breaking out we have been in a

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let's get more on the markets with dom chu for that. >> let's put numbers to the themes in the open take a look at the dow, s&p and nasdaq generally a negative session today and hovering in the middle of the session at the highs the dow industrials up 27. at the lows down 271 on a percentage basis -- now take a look at the sectors because it is a mixed picture. materials, consumer staples and energy a mix of defensive and cyclical sectors leading the way higher you have financials, real estate and utilities and another mix lagging so far today as for some of the stocks on the move today, tacking about the themes you just mentioned. check out shares of qualcomm, renew renewed tensions with china. could they be beneficiaries or hurt because of it also nordstrom, a worse print for retail sales on record so watch that mccormick, the spice maker how much people staying at home and cooking at home with the spices. >> what was your brand, favorite brand? >> my father-in-law loves pensey's spices and so we have the spice rack covered in those two brands. >> italian seasoning my new -- i never kn

i can hear dom trying to referee and help them out and look after them, but i am upstairs in the sparet. women dominate sectors like hospitality and retail, that have been hardest hit by these restrictions. and research shows they're more likely to have been furloughed or to have lost theirjobs. sarah coupe is home—schooling her nine—year—old daughter and is hoping she'll be able to return to paid work soon. i work in a pub part time, so i'm furloughed from there. and then i'm a self—employed cleaner, so i'm not earning anything at the moment, so i'm not working. we have good and bad days. i feel a bit fed up. i'm just hoping the pub does reopen. researchers have warned the economic fallout of covid—i9 could increase the inequalities in pay and prospects between men and women. sarah corker, bbc news. premier league clubs have voted unanimously to resume contact training. once the new measures come into force england's top teams will be allowed to tackle each other. let's speak to our correspondent, laura scott so good news for football fans? yes. this is an important next step they hav

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but we don't know how quicklily advertising is going dom back. you say these are businesses that are going to be okay. okay over what term? what kind of risk are you taking on >> yeah, so that's a great question there are some that i think are going to snap back pretty quickly, again, hip and knees. zimmer would be an example of that i think msg probably takes a little longer, because we're going to have some fanless sports events in the short-term. but i think people like viacom, cbs, they're producing movies. they'll have a march madness next year which they didn't have this year. they're going to have a masters, they're going to have political spending, which has been depressed. so you're seeing viacom/cbs today is i think up like 13%, as they have showed very strong resilient earnings today that business is going to be fine in the long run >> all right, scott. i want to talk to you about bonds, about debt. it seems like for especially bond funds, there's some unusual risk here. ratings are changing how are you assessing exactly what investors

. >> when i say china controls our supply of medicines and dom z the worldbut it's the core in the chemicals to make them. we'll be standing in line with other countries scrambling to find critical medicines just as we are for masks and protective gear. >> reporter: in march the n.i.h.'s dr. anthony fauci told members of the 0 house appropriation subcommittee that health experts have been looking at the supply chain issue since 2005. >> something like 90% of the fu many of the drugs, not the actual dru itself, comes from china. so that is a real problem. >> reporter: some committee chair representative rosa del oro says it's time to address it. >> the fact of the networks, that whole supply chain is really where we are very, very dependent on china and that's got to change. >> reporter: drug manufacturers say they're working to prevent shortages, but there are a number of complex factors here. the group that represents drug companies saysembers significant investments to make sure they have access to their brand name medicine. >> the "cbs overnight news" will >> the "cbs overnight news" will

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fans also not to be in attendance now that hasn't prevented some local residents or some local boozy dom and fans from stocking stopping by and documenting the situation here the unique situation to say the least but besides that there haven't been any dramatic scenes in any big clashes with police that were expected ok so there's no fans in the stadium and of course a lot of rules too in place to avoid some forms of physical contact but what will it be like for the players during the dumpy. well as you can guess the these players this is the 1st game for them after this coronavirus hiatus so many will be returning to the will be happy to return to the pitch but the football that they will be playing will be quite different than the one they're used to there's no handshakes there's no speeding there's no hugs after goals which will make goal celebrations very very different and although football of course is a contact sport with challenges and tackles and free kicks formations and corner formations the players and the referees have been told to try to minimize as much on as much unnecess

oil prices remain under pressure back over to you >> dom, thank you so much. the big question as states reopen or start to reopen, what if nobody comes. you're open but no customers kate rogers looking at the challenges and they are many that the restaurant industry faces. >> americans are cooking more males f meals for themselves about 70% of meals are being made in their own kitchen. some are turning to take out and delivery no surprise here pizza and fast food taking the top spots for those ordering out. when asked about preferred methods respon dents opted for drive through, curb side and take out third party ranked last. for the 35% who said they will cook at home even more after crisis, they have their work cut out to entice diners back in 57% of respondents said reducing prices or offering coupons would encourage them to offer delivery or take out. a lot of brands were reporting how strong it was prior to this out break. as things get back nor malg, how quickly will consumers come back in i know my own personal starbucks did open up this past weekend. t

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thanks, dom. dave, listen want to make sure we define terms.is not a lot of volatile, shouldn't go down too much and won't go up as much either but in that context take a look at verizon. 4.4% dividend yield. the fundamentals support the name wireless con nenectivity. that's a conservative play, verizon. >> all right shannon, a question for you here thoughts on coca-cola. buy, hold or sell? currently have a 15% loss on position thanks. >> well, i sold coke several months ago and actually swapped wit pepsi. i think the upside for coke despite the fact of some upside as a consumer staple and generally tend to hold up better in volatile times, there's operational efficiencies to deliver over the last couple of years. the opportunity is better in pepsi. they have some bottling efficiencies to squeeze out and a distribution in the snack area which i think diversifies their business better so that would be my pick here. >> for liz wrong from michael in new jersey, not far from here, what would you be looking for that would suddenly make equities in t

dom is at the commodity desk with more. >> crude prices are mildly constructive u.s. benchmark west texas intermediate or wti prices $20.45 that's nearly 3.5% to the up side brent crude prices $27.30. traders and other oil market participants are starting to gain optimism little by little as signs of demand appear to be coming to life in certain parts of the u.s. and world and their attempts at opening economies for business but there's still supply gluts and hard to find oil storage facilities over the last couple of weeks oil prices lost around two-thirds offense the their his oil prices higher but well off the highs of the year. back over to you >> all right thank you very much. meanwhile, public colleges across the nation are getting a hit very hard as federal funding dries up and students enrollment remains in flux because of the coronavirus. the university of michigan is one of them and a big one of them with the school anticipating up to a billion dollars in losses for calendar year 2020 alone. the school's president said he is cautiously opt miimistic thai per

let's check that in the big movers with dom chu. dom? >> you have the marginal losses and gains.the dow down about 120 at the lows 180 at this stage. s&p lower by 115 it's the real estate, utilities and communication services sectors that you can see leading the charge you have got the biggest laggards, industrials, financials and stocks and keep an eye on those. a few individual items today you have shares of foot locker, worst performer in the russell 1000 and suspended the dividend payments to help conserve cash and splunk surging the company reported mixed results and said it expects more demand for the cloud services and ending on pool corp., kelly, keeping an eye on. fractionally lower on the day after hitting the record high earlier. the distributor of pool chemicals and supplies a beneficiary of the pandemic as people spend time at home in the pools and have a new pool constructed. i'll send it back to you. >> i listen to the talk and i'm telling you everyone are talking -- >> neither am i. i can imagine a lot of people spend time there. >> can't go to the public pool or

. >> thank you while we awats president trump, let's get more on the market sell off with dom. >> we're making a move toward the lows of the session so far with regard to the dow and the s&p 500. how much people are saving in america versus spending. that picture is weighing on some of these retail stocks you can see this particular etf stock, the spider retail etf is sitting right at its longer term average price for 200-day moving average. we'll watch that retail sector take a look at somesto stocks on the move lululemon gets an upgrade. tyson foods is lower after its shutting down one of its pork processing plants in iowa due to a coronavirus outbreak there kelly, back over to you. >> down about 6% it's good to have you here what is the market's expectation, you think about what we might hear this hour >> it seems it's relatively new if there were serious concerns we would either say revoke the phase one trade accord that was signed with china in december of last year or if there were sanctions that would effectively cripple cross country trade. i think the market would be selling of

some of today's biggest movers dom?> what you are seeing is just about the session highs for the major indices. nasdaq is the laggard on the day as the others play catch-up. the nasdaq up 7% over a month. the dow up around 1% by the way, take a look at the one year to date chart of this because this area is a stalling out point over the last month or so from a sector perspective energy, industrials and financials leading the way higher and laggards are communication services, health care and consumer staples. stocks to watch today is tied to the health of the u.s. consumer, restaurant stocks like darden. optimism there growing about the easing of business restrictions and people easing back into dining out home builders like pulte higher and shares of uber higher after the company continues its merger talks with grubhub and will cut additional 3,000 jobs and shut offices. kelly, back over to you. >> that wall is harder than it looks. you make it look so easy. >> practice, that's all it is. >> makes perfect thank you, si

. >> auto zone we were just talking with dom chu about trying to change his oil tan line is out the block. is that what you're referring? >> oh yeah, yeah just carry over this honey do list to some degree to the car right? it is something that either you can do outside your house, something to do outside one of the auto part stores but fixing up the deappreciable assets and the home and the car tend to be number one and two in that order to be fixed. we are not driving the cars as much miles driven down 20 but during downturns we typically see people don't buy new cars as much and then the existing car fleet tends to age and we have to spend more money on the existing cars. >> i have seen more car tinkering and washing on my block than the past several months thank you very much. we appreciate it. >> thank you >>> speaking of walmart, don't miss the exclusive interview of doug mcmillon tomorrow morning. >>> second day of positive news in the airline sector. positive the news and the market reaction is ahead. >>> ktw advised on the bank mergers seeing an acceleration of consolidation in th

. >>> thank you, dom hi, everybody. the bulls are trying to take control. the nasdaq and s&p turned positive and the dow is pairing the losses at this hour down 48. all this getting this boost after new york governor cuomo said easing some restrictions and three regions of the economy right now and that again helped to put a lift under the market here the s&p positive by 3 points and the nasdaq up by 65. that said, the reopening sensitive stocks, the airlines, the cruise lines, the casinos all still lagging today. check on the mgm resorts is an instance down 5% today the airlines in general down more than 2% let's get to all of it and more of today's news flow with bob pisani good afternoon, bob. >> good afternoon, kelly we had a nice rally in the middle of the day and kelly is right, folks we are sitting right near the highs for the day. the dow on the verge of going positive just shy of that but we've had a great rally in the s&p 500. mid-morning governor cuomo talked about the procedure to open new york state but not new york city. rest of new york state

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some interesting rotation underway, shall we say, dom? >> we can talk about rotation. i'm also noticing, we're about 12 feet away from each other, appropriately socially distanced. take a look at the markets, near their session highs of the day the s&p 500 up about 1%. and the nasdaq up about a percent, as well so just about in line with the all three major averages i'm not going to touch this, just so you know, because it's our new world order. however, take a look at some of that lowation that kelly was talking about before growth/value, value/growth, which will be the predominant momentum part of the market in the coming months? right now, it sure looks like the white line growth on a year-to-date basis continues to outperform value we'll see whether or not that trend continues. that's a big theme for a lot of traders as we trade to the second half of this year and to top it all off, the best-performing stock in the s&p 500 today, discount retail dollar tree, specifically. that company owns both dollar tree stores and family dollar, up 11% all of that covid-19 stock

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that air has dom come from the polar regions. a huge drop in newcastle and for london.nday, but monday, you can see the cold winds blowing in from the sea, norwich and hull feeling very chilly. temperatures around 10 degree on monday. that chilly weather will continue through the first half of the week. from around wednesday, thursday it does tend too warm up and the winds will ease as well. that ips is it from me. enjoy your day. this is bbc news, i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines at four... prince charles leads the uk in remembrance, as locked—down communities fell silent for two minutes to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the second world war in europe. victory in europe was announced on this day in 19a5 by the prime minister, sir winston churchill. winston churchill: this is. . .your victory! in all our long history, we have never seen a greater day than this. in paris, president macron laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. and german chancellor, angela merkel, laid a wreath

dom, thanks. dom chu. e commerce giant coming under scrutiny amid the pandemic with former employees claiming they were fired for speaking out about coronavirus safety 'll lkions weta to two of those former employees right after this break this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. - [female vo] restaurants are facing a crisis. and they're counting on your takeout and delivery orders to make it through. grubhub. together we can help save the restaurants we love. >>> alphabet sinking sharply on a journal that the states attorneys general are likely to brink an antitrust lawsuit it's down 2% john friedman joins us now on the b cnbc news line john, you've been going through this article what's your take, your level of surprise at the timing and the come peanut parts? >> so yeah, it is interesting because google relative to facebook, right,