you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kickoff the hour with the check of u.s. equities moving to the down side in certain parts of the market. now the dow is moving higher by 85 points implied at opening bell on the bond market side, checking the yields, the 10-year treasury is ticking a little lower to 3.8%. the benchmark 2-year treasury is 4.4% in energy, oil for u.s. benchmark wti an above $80 $80.43 the similar percentage move we are seeing in world benchmark ice brent crude is $87.90. >>> within cryptocurrency, hanging around the $16,000 level. down 1%. ethereum prices are $1,077 >>> we continue to watch shares of disney after news of bob iger returning as ceo he is already getting to work. in a memo to staff obtained by cnbc, iger says former ceo bob chapek's right-hand kareem daniel will leave in coming weeks. new reports of growing frustration of executives around chapek in the final weeks. we'll have more later on in this hour. >>> first, let's get a check of the action with the trade in europe with arabile

thursday, november 17th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kickoff the hour with the equities mostly lower for wall street yesterday. we also saw the nasdaq fall 1.5% in yesterday's session right now, the dow implied lower by 56 points s&p lower 5 points flat for the nasdaq. checking the bond market still in focus with the inflation data in the last few days right now, yields are ticking higher the 10-year treasury at 3.72%. 2-year treasury at 4.365%. in energy, oil prices are continuing a nearer term trend for the down side. wti is $85.16. off .50% .25% declines for brent crude futures which are $92.64 in cryptocurrency, bitcoin is feeling the pressure we have seen it for the last couple weeks now in the wake of the ftx bankruptcy bitcoin prices are lower at $16,504. ethereum prices down 1.5% at $1,191 >>> around the world is red arrows in asia you can see the nikkei and japan off .30% shanghai down .20% the down side pressure in the hang seng in hong kong down over 1% now the trading day ahead in europe is gettin

i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan futures are muted after a big week for wall street last week this week, the dow jones industrial average implying an opening bell down 93 s&p lower 19 points. nasdaq down 72 marginal to fractional losses implied at the opening bell. if you check the bond market, we are seeing moves the 10-year treasury note is above 3.8% the 2-year treasury is 4.53% 30-year is ticking lower at 3.92%. >>> oil falling below80 a barrel down two weeks in that a row wti crude is $79.71. that is down 37 cents. .75% decline for ice brent >>> in cryptocurrency, bitcoin is easing but hovering at $16,000 level that many traders are eyeing bitcoin at $16,937 ethereum sitting at 1 s$1.120 >>> a quick check in asia and early trading in europe. joumanna bercetche, as you see, is standing by in the london newsroom good morning, joumanna >> dom, the mood from asia is negative overnight you see all of the indices trading in the red shanghai down .4%. hang seng is down due to covid concerns which is front and center beijing ordered people to stay home today guangzhou announced a five

thursday, november 3rd, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's chieck on the stock futures. stable dow imply lower 16 points. s&p down 5 and nasdaq down 25. not bad. it is not great. this is all after a wild swing for stocks the dow moved 1,000 points from the high point to the low point only to end the day sharply down lower. we got a nice move higher and the fed rate announcement and move to the lows of the session down 506 points by the time things were said and done. it was worse for the s&p and nasdaq ending down 2.5% and 3% respectively fed rate hikes jay powell delivered the fourth straight 75 basis point rate hike he warned the pace of hikes may slow down, but the central bank's terminal rate will top out higher than they thought in the wake of that sentiment and statement, yields are moving higher the 10-year benchmark at 4.15% 2-year treasury below 4.69%. in energy prices, we are seeing a drop off there demand is a concern. economic slowdown is a concern u.s. benchmark wti is $88.70 down 1.3%. ice brent is of

black friday, november 25th you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan a short day on wall street today for black friday the closing bell will ring at 1:00 p.m. eastern time today right now, ahead of the day of trading, futures are indicating modest moves at opening bell dow jones industrial average just about flat implied at opening dbell nasdaq is same and modest for s&p. checking in on the baond market yields are ticking lower 10-year treasury yield is 3.707% 2-year treasury is 2.47% in energy prices, oil is a medium or longer term down trend. wti crude is up 1.61 to $79.56 trying to reclaim the $$80. in cryptocurrency, the $16,000 is very much in focus. bitcoin down .75%. $16,426. ethereum is $1,178 >>> let's go worldwide julianna tatelbaum is in our london newsroom with the price action in europe and wrap up of asia good black friday morning, julianna >> dom, good morning happy black friday to you. the big news out in last ten minutes came from china. after chinese markets closed up for the trading day, the pboc, people's bank

i'm in for brian sullivan, dominic chu. got fed speak coming up ard a big jobs number coming up as well. right now the dow implied higher by 30 points, the s&p by 8 points and the nasdaq up, 43, 44 points in the bond market, yields are ticking slightly lower when it comes to the benchmark u.s. treasury 10-year note yield. we're rounding out the final trading day of november. technology continues to be a very weak spot for investors with nasdaq, the only major index to end the month of november lower among the biggest laggards, you have tesla deep in bear market territory up 29% from their all-time highs. joining me now is rocco strauss. thank you very much. great to have you in studio. >> thank you. >> let's talk about the current state of play, the technology trade overall. there are places now where people say things have gotten bad enough >> yeah. what are you seeing over the past month or two. there's a lot of cost-cutting happens across the board, a lot of layoffs call it the first phase of downsizing or right sizing t

friday, november 18th, 2022 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's kickoff your friday morning. it has been green, but it has been fluctuating all morning a modest opening bell. dow implied higher by 10 points. nasdaq up 36 again, gains modest and jumping all over the place in the pre-market the bond market is still seeing yields tick higher 3.81% for the 10-year treasury the 2-year treasury is 4.49% right now. in energy, oil prices continue their near term decline at least over the last few weeks or so. today, we're seeing a very modest bounce in prices. u.s. benchmark wti crude prices up .30%. $81.94 ice brent crude is flat on the session. $89.80 in cryptocurrency. we were watching the $20,000 mark now we are watching the $16,000 area cryptocurrency price is up across the board bitcoin up to $16,731. ethereum prices up 1%. $1,213.98. >>> a check of the action overnight in asia and early trade in europe with arabile gumede in the london newsroom with the latest there. happy friday morning, arabile. >> happy friday, domini

only from fidelity. >>> hi, welcome back to "power lunch," dominic chu joining us with the details hi is interesting when it comes to credit cards, we know that the interest rates are high but when it comes to store brand credit cards, meaning the ones you get directly from either your furniture store or electronics retailer, those the spinterest rates hit a record high. they looked at all the credit cards out there, and retail credit card interest rates are pushing 27%. that's a huge deal because it does represent a record high one of the after effects of the fed raising interest rates, but it's having a more profound effect on this specific part of the market for those consumers who take out credit card debt with regard to individual retail outlets or stores. one of the things it's done is push the costs of that interest up significantly for a lot of people who take out that kind of debt now, according to their study, they look at a number of assumptions, looked at the total debt that people carry the rising rates right now account for about $1.6 billion of new additional interest c

i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan let's get a look at the equity futures. futures are. pointing to a muted open s&p up 6 points. nasdaq higher by 46. we are toward the lower end of the future trading range we'll keep an eye that momentum. checking on the bond market. yields are infocus with the global growth narrative. 10-year treasury is a little below 3.68%. 2-year treasury is 4.43% the 30-year treasury long bond below 3.73% in energy, oil prices trying to see a down turn. we have seen longer term down side risk in oil prices with the economic slowdown narrative. in today's trade, u.s. bench market wti with a 2% gain. 2% gain for ice brent crude. in cryptocurrency. bitcoin and ethereum still very much talked about right now. we're seeing a bid for cryptocurrency bitcoin above $16,000. up 1.765%. nearly 4% gains at ethereum. >>> let's check on the overnight action in asia and europe. predominately positive with the asian trade. joumanna bercetche is in london with the latest there. good morning, joumanna >> that's right, dom we have seen a rebound in chinese equities s

november 2nd, 2 2022 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today let's kick off the hour with u.s. equity futures after a lower start to the month right now the dow is implied higher by just around 75 moments, so some modest gains. the s&p by 12 points and a 50-point gain for the nasdaq so some moves that are a little more of a wait-and-see-type thing on a fed day one market that was able to lock in some gains yesterday, the small cap stocks outperforming the russell 2000 posting it was up 1.25 of 1% in yesterday's trading. yields steadyish ahead of the fed policy decision. still t treasury 10-year note, 4.5% the 2ee year, 4.505%. the wti crude price for u.s. benchmark prices is $88.72 up 35 cents, up one half of 1% ice brent, up 18 cents gas up 3%. >>> cryptocurrency, still keeping an eye on the bitcoin. hochb hovering at 20,000. ether yum, down. we send it out to our own araair bee arabile gumede good morning. >> the markets have been trying to weather the storm hong kong's hang seng was actually halted after gaining t

november 16th, 2022 you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc ♪ >>> good morning i'm dominic chun for brian sullivan today kicking off your tuesday. actually it's a wednesday morning with u.s. stock equity futures. this you can see here, mostly higher, modestly so. this is after all, of course t major averages after yesterday's cooler than expected expected ppi print for october. the nasdaq is coming off a more than 1% jump, and right now the dow jones futures are implied higher by roughly 67 points, the s&p about 8 points, and the nasdaq up by about 23. >>> checking on the bond market right now, yields are still below that 4% mark for the 10-year yield, which stands at 8.0% and the 2-year, 4.36%. >>> currently benchmark, u.s. benchmark wti prices are just about $87.05, up about 0.2%. world benchmark brent up in cryptocurrencies, still weakness on its near to medium term in its carrying bid today crypto is down to 16,716 and change and ether is down almost 2% now, around the world, mostly red arrows in asia overnight, and europe is really just kind of getting its trading day goin

you are watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc >>> good morning i'm dominic chu in for brian sullivan today let's kick off this hour with a check on u.s. equity futures ahead of the thanksgiving holiday. as you can see, we are poised for some marginal slight moves to the upside at the opening bell currently the futures are indicating a -- just about 46, 47-point increase for the dow jones industrial average the s&p 500 implied higher by seven to eight points and the nasdaq higher by 14. green is a good sign, but not markedly so. checking on the bond market, we're still seeing yields hovering just around that call it 3.75 mark the benchmark two-year note yield, 4.53% currently and 30-year long bond, 3.82% in energy, oil prices are starting to see a little bit of a near term recovery still kind of down over the long and medium term. on the day, the benchmark prices back above the $80 mark, $81.52, up 56 cents, up just about three quarters of 1% ice brent crude futures, $89.03, up three-quarters of 1% as well. in cryptocurrency prices, we're watching bitcoin very closely. back a

. >> welcome to the half time report i'm dominic chu in for scott wapner on this thanksgiving eve. the s&p 500 regaining a key level. we'll debate the state of the recent rally and whether it can keep going into the year end plus what's working and not working in this market right now? our investment committee will weigh in today and joining me here on set jenny harrington in her red in all her glory. let's get a check on marketsch the dow is back above the 40,000 mark for the first time since august 16th. right now as things stand the dow is just about flat on the session down about 21 points 11,215, and the bench mark ten-year treasury note yield has drifted just slightly lower to 3.7, 4% called right now i'll start with jenny first because you're staring at me here on set. >> i don't think we can continue at the pace we've been at. that seems absurd. so we're up 10 plus percent this quarter. oats all about magnitude i read a strategy piece this morning where they said we think what's happening if we end this year where we are now, i think we should consider that a massive victor

. >> welcome to the half time report i'm dominic chu in for scott wapner on this thanksgiving eve.ning a key level. we'll debate the state of the recent rally and whether it can keep going into the year end plus what's working and not working in this market right now? our investment committee will weigh in today and joining me here on set jenny harrington in her red in all

i'm dominic chu.ectors, and the others, extending recent gains including etsy, up over 3% in november rally mode, cruise lines and caesar's up over 50% same time all stocks by the way anywhere from 30% to 60% off recent highs. a long ways to go before knocking fresh records keep it here watch "discretionary." "squawk on the street" right back after this break. don't go away. >> announcer: sponsored by sector spdr etfs. i started as a single mom with $2000 and a passion for new orleans. i'm lauren haydel owner of fluerty girl. today, my tiny online shop has grown into eight stores. we're a must-stop shop for unique nola-inspired gifts. lauren doesn't just create cool nola merch; she creates opportunities. small businesses like lauren's open doors for neighborhoods to thrive. support your community. support small business. >>> welcome back midterm shows voters hold mixed messages on taxing the rich. joining now to explain, robert. >> morgan, more than a dozen tax proposals on state ballots this midterm.

i'm dominic chu. stocks at session highs up 30 points for the s&p most sectors trading positive. the top performer so far within that group. look at names like eqt, target resources and marathon all among the leaders and today's moves after the sector finished well off the morning lows yesterday thanks in part to a denial from the saudi arabian government it was discussing a potential crude output increase with its opec plus partners. that news still giving a boost to oil prices offsetting some concerns over rising covid cases in china more on "squawk on the street. stay with us we'll be right back after this lily! welcome to our third bark-ery. oh, i can tell business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paws at&t 5g is fast, reliable and secure for your business. - yiel

i'm dominic chu.slightly higher at this hour with about five sectors up and six down on the session so far the consumer discretionary sector is mixed right now with some of the outperformers in that group in the travel and leisure related names. check out the casino stock operators for one, extending gains from yesterday names like wynn, mgm las vegas sands firmly in positive territory this morning continuing that macao casino optimism amid china's easing lockdowns possibly other leisure names trying for gains, expedia, booking holdings and the cruise line operators as well keep an eye on travel and leisure and consumer discretionary. "squawk on the street" will be right back after this break. to adapt in the changing world, you could hire a professor of theoretical mathematics. we all know this equation, right? he'd crunched numbers day and night. that's it. to maximize profitability. morning. i have quarterly numbers that are beautiful. and forecast revenue from every corner of your organization. is

had a lot of chinese-related companies moving significantly higher >> there was someone on with dominic chuaying, look, there's a way -- the way they're going to transition to the new government gives them some -- a cover by march to get rid of this policy. major people i know at both pfizer have said that they've reverse engineered, by this point, the vaccine i think if you read what fabrizio freda said in his confidence, with estee lauder and its release, it's that, look, we're ready. we're ready when they open up. they would be the stock that would go up 30% to 40% the moment they open, which is why my travel trust has maintained a toe hold this is it, david. it's either going to hope, and have a huge move up, or you're kind of like, all right. >> well, you've seen the reports, again, about iphone manufacturing and what's going on with high precision >> estee lauder was up 5% yesterday, so let's not go kraed. in fabrizio freda, i trust out of procter & gamble, has turned that company around i saw mr. lauder fabrizio, everyone, universally acclaimed and is ready a lot of his stuff is duty

i'm dominic chu. stocks are mostly lower today.e s&p 500, down nearly two-thirds of 1% to start off this holiday shortened trading week from a sector perspective, particular weakness in consumer discretionary. now, within that group, you have several retailers. among the laggards that includes best buy, amazon.com, as well as ralph lauren and tapestry as well, and target shares still slipping again a few days after its disappointing earnings report last week. keep an eye on the retailers as we kick off one of the busiest shopping weeks and seasons of the year hay with us weave more "squawk on the street" coming up. keep it right here >>> we are at session lows, but keep in mind it is a holiday week and trading is somewhat thin this week as you can see, the s&p is down about six-tenths of 1% tesla is down 5%, it's trading near 2-year lows there's another big recall, this is a name under pressure really since elon musk moved to take over twitter and for better or worse, mike, it does seem like it's become a proxy for trading the news

. >>> let's get to dominic chu hey, dom. >> carl, what we're watching stocks higher to start out on atop performing one in the s&p up 1.75%. now, within that group you've got eqt corp also baker hughes, co-terra energy and marathon leading that sector higher communication services an outperformer with shares of meta platforms leading higher on the journal. those measures perhaps adding a little move to that 6.5% gain so watch meta platforms and energy. send it back downtown to you any new york stock exchange. >> coming up on "techcheck," a lot more apple in china and ks'll look ahead to the gaming stoc, activision and that begins at the top of the hour. don't go anywhere. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orders to your style of trading. personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim®

but let's check out this morning's stock movers, we have the dominator, dom chu with us he said he'soing to pass. >> the weather's going to be relatively warm for this time of year i could make a case for it but i don't think my wife and my two small children -- >> with my wife, every warm day in november and december i say, honey, this is the last day to get out. she says, go >> i think my wife has heard that line just one too many times. >> she's wise to you >> my fishing expeditions are like my golf expeditions >> i'm telling your wives. >> i know, becky and my wife have had this conversation before anyway, it's black friday, what we want to do for this particular check, the current state of play on certain parts of the retail landscape and becky alluded to it at the top of the show here, a couple of different formats and what's going on in the pre-market right now, the caveat here with a truncated trading day not a lot of regular-session volume expected, but let's start with the big box stores, walmart currently up fractionally, same with target. costco and best buy down also che