the dow jones off .75%. n by 1.8% at the opening bell if these futureses moves hold into regular cash equities trading. >>> meanwhile, the dow laggards there. intel at the top of the list down 22%. we'll get to that in a bit. amazon and salesforce and 3m all in selloff mode. those are the dow laggards. >>> shares of intel tumbling as the second quarter profits and third quarter revenue guidance miss estimates. announcing it will cut 15% of the global work force and suspend the dividend as part of the turn around plan. it has been struggling as customers shift more to a.i. ceo pat gelsinger spoke to jon fortt about the intel efforts to catch up with the competition when it comes to a.i. >> everybody is still pretty focused on their a.i. and accelerate erior investments an cpu is modest. we see bread crumbs of enterprise cycles. we do expect growth there. our products are getting stronger, but the story is one where the data center and cloud is driven by the a.i. investments as the primary ones. we're seeing so

the dow jones slightly in the red. the nasdaq slightly in the red.r a flat opening. let's get a check on the bond market with several pieces of economic data out this week. of course, the fed's jackson hole summit. the two-year treasury yield down to 4.047. the ten-year yield down to 3.865%. let's look at oil that we are monitoring with the middle east peace talks, but also and perhaps more importantly, concerns around chinese demand. oil up 1% w. when we are looking at wti. the big event for the markets this week is the jackson hole summit. c chairman powell and company convening. ahead of the gathering, san francisco bank chief mary daly told "the financial times" she believes the fed needs to take a gradual approach to lower rates. chicago fed president austan goolsbee says it is not guaranteed the fed will lower rates this fall. >> i don't think it's a certainty and i don't like, as you know, tying our hands ahead of time and everyone gets to speak their peace and a economy decision. >> to goolsbee's point, the fed has inflation points and severa

the dow jones average up 23 points.e got to look at nvidia, they report at 4:00 this afternoon. great anxiety about what results they will come up with. this is white knuckle time on wall street at the moment and nvidia results moving the market big time either way. show me big tech, please. most of them on the downside this morning. yes, they are. apple, microsoft, amazon, alphabet, nvidia all down. 10-year treasury yield going up and now having at 3.82%. now this, time for electric vehicle reset and biden harris policy is failing and electric cars are not selling and the government is trying to force us to buy them. but they're piling up on dealer's lots unsold. if ev policy isn't changed, we're going to spend and lose a trillion dollars. detroit's already in trouble. tesla blazed the trail and people bought elon musk's dream but ford, general motors, than p tis going in ev -- stellantis going in ev reverse. this happened when the government for ideological reasons insists on industrial revolution. it's not led by mar

up, almost a 3% drop in the dow jones industrial average, the s&p dropping 4%, nasdaq dropping over this after concerns and the japanese stock market and other factors concerning the u.s. economy. that is the headline at the wall street journal, stock market, global selloff intensifies this prompted a response from former president trump on his truth social site, saying in all caps, stock markets are crashing, jobs numbers are terrible, heading to world war iii, two incompetent leaders, this is not good. this playing out as the markets open up. we will keep track of that over the next half-hour or so on this open forum. let's hear from carol in kansas, republican line starting us off. caller: good morning, pedro. i just wanted to call -- your guest talking about illegals voting and having to have a real id to do so, it is not really correct. i am in kansas, just got mine redone, and i did not opt to get the real id. so if you do not get the real id, you can go right through without giving them any paperwork. so i wanted to make sure that everybody knew it is not completely true. tha

a personal stake in evan gershkovich being held in russia, and that is almar latour, the ceo of dow jones, and the publisher of the wall street journal. thank you so much for being with us first just what's going through your mind right now, especially seeing pictures like that of evan smiling and on his way back home well, it's a joyous day, not just for me, but obviously for evan, for his family for his newsroom family, for colleagues at the wall street journal on dow jones and i would say also for the community the off news media around the world, we've all worked toward this day four so long, each in our own way and it's wonderful to see it come together like this. >> today's it is a very special day. needless to say the almar that the journal kept such a spotlight on evan's wrongful detention. we saw this on the front page repeatedly we saw this in outreach to other journalists and other outlets, really keeping him top of mind, which in turn kept the focus on other wrongfully detained individuals as well. how much did that contribute to this release well it's hard to gauge exactly, b

i should point out that the dowjones industrial average the dow jones industrial average just the dowjoneserage just reached a record high. although it is struggling to keep that momentum up. it is pretty much flat. as you point out the snp 500 and the nasdaq are both tending lower. in part because mr powell confirmed what everyone suspected, that they will be a cut in september. although he did not say what size. this week people are focusing on artificial intelligent. because a huge chip maker that has been a proxy for investors that have wanted to get in on the ai boom... the other thing to remember of course is to remember is that in america it is a light week of trading ahead of a public holiday. that also can lead to bigger swings on the market. you touch there _ bigger swings on the market. you touch there on _ bigger swings on the market. you touch there on what jerome powell touch there on whatjerome powell didn't say about a likely cut. the baseline assumption is usually that it's going to be a quarter of i%. he gave no hints. what is the market expectation looking like now? data

the dowjones the dow jones industrial average the dowjones industrial average is closing in on a recordigh. the dowjones industrial average is closing in on a record high. investors look to push equities back to record—high levels now that the federal reserve indicated that rate cuts are on the way. wall street has been anxiously awaiting a rate cut, especially in light of some worrying economic data that sparked a sell—off at the beginning of august and worried investors that elevated borrowing costs could damage the us economy. jeff grills, head of us cross markets and emerging markets debt at aegon asset management joins us now. thank you forjoining us. where are we expecting markets to go this week? what is going to be the driver in markets now? i week? what is going to be the driver in markets now?— in markets now? i think that this week we're _ in markets now? i think that this week we're going _ in markets now? i think that this week we're going to _ in markets now? i think that this week we're going to have - in markets now? i think that this week we're going to have a - in mark

the americans dow jones and s&p-500 are growing by more than a percent. the stock exchanges have let go, but fundamental problems remain. in the weak statistics on the us labor market, investors saw a black swan, a harbinger of a deep economic downturn. the most seasoned shark of the financial world, warren buffett, whose conglomerate's cash is a record 277 billion dollars, sensing something was wrong, he left the shares of apple and bank of america. the oracle of omoha was not just preparing for deep market decline, but in a sense it also helped push it along. the wall street journal explains what happened this way: financial losses swept across europe and the united states as investors dumped riskier assets. in the united states, the decline. monday's market crash raises both the risks of a recession and a more dire financial-market disaster, but for federal reserve officials, the outlook will likely have to get worse to prompt a larger response. the brunt of the stock market panic has been borne by high-tech companies. struggling with artificial intell

the cac in france, dow jones industrials, down 3%. in athens down close to 4. the global nature of this. our problem is the world's problem. the pressure is friend and center on the federal reserve. whether the fed finds itself in a supreme court position not wanting to insert itself in an election. whether it liked it or not, the federal reserve inserting itself into this election, not the way it wants. gary, what do you think of that? the fed is in its own box. >> they put themselves in a pickle. when inflation was at 0%, jay powell watched interest rates skyrocket fall behind the low end. he fell behind on the higher end. amazingly, he sitting at 5.4-5.5% with a twee 10 year yield plunging down to 3. 8%. if they gave me the job to run the fed. i could say i am following the market and taking fed funds down 4.5 immediately. there is politics involved and scare involved. do we do that between meetings. the fact that he has to wait to september 18th, the stock market is going to drive him. if the market stops going down, is there a black swan event, he will do

global market sell-off, and we are seeing now an escalation in selling in the futures market, the dow jonesl average futures right now 1131 points to the downside that is 2.84% down the nasdaq the bigger story almost 1066 points nasdaq is now down 5.78%, the s&p down in premarket 4 1/4%, on friday dow closed 600 points lower nasdaq entered correction territory after we got that weaker than expected jobs' report for july. the global sell-off certainly is also concerns about a new fears of a concern about a recession, that is slowing down markets volatility spiked. the japanese market nikkei having even a worst performance than 1987. then there is the "the wall street journal" writing fears of slowing growth are rattling financial markets around the world, spurring investors to unwind many 2024 most particular trades, trendmacro chief investment officer donald luskin your reaction to what you are seeing in futures market this morning. >> we are in a connection, i think we've seen this before, and i call it a correction, rather than rational response to rational recession fears there are no in

this drove the dow jones industrial average to close at a record high. the bbc�*s ritika gupta has more from new york. the dow hit a fresh record high on thursday following robust economic data. americans filing forjobless claims last week came in lower than expected at 231,000, and us gdp for the second quarter was revised upwards to 3% from the brevis 2.8% rating. now, a big part of that was down to consumer spending, which, as it drives two thirds of the us economy. the stronger advances and key categories included spending on health care, housing and utilities and recreation. that offset and downgrades and other categories, exports and private inventory investment. spending is being supported in part by wage gains, but momentum is slowing as the labour market shifts into lower gear. personal income rose only moderately. yet, overall, the data is a good sign for the economy and it comes at a time when there has been growing concern over the health of the consumer and the labour market, especially after the latest monthly jobs especially after the lates

the dow jones fell nearly 500 points after weak economic data sparked fears that the fed won't act fastto avoid a recession. a key gauge of us manufacturing fell to its lowest level since november. with markets reassessing the health of the us economy, the government's monthlyjobs report, due out a few hours from now, could bring even more fireworks. as michelle mentioned, it was a mixed bag of news out of the tech giants on thursday. tech strategist sundeep gantori from ubs explained what the latest report cards have been telling us about the tech sector and ai momentum. it has been a mixed quarterly season, so we had two great quarters injanuary season, so we had two great quarters in january and season, so we had two great quarters injanuary and april, so expectations have gone up, so expectations have gone up, so clearly companies have issued mixed guidance or in some cases companies have some issues in terms of this debate. so overall i think it has to do with where expectations were. i don't think it is a bad quarter. but i think it is more to do with valuations. in quarter. but i

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the dow jones could fall 60 points. nasdaq seen higher by triple digits.his is after markets rallied yesterday after the fed meeting. let's stay with that. the federal reserve held rates steady to 4.25 to 4.50 range. the fed will hold its next meeting just seven weeks before the presidential election with markets now pricing in a 100% chance of a cut and more than a 75% chance the fed will pare back its benchmark rate by 75 basis points by the end of the year. speaking to the reporters after the year, fed chair jay powell said the cut could be on the table at the next meeting. >> we made no decisions about the future meetings, that includes the september meeting. the broad sense of the economy is the economy is moving closer to the point at which it will be appropriate to reduce the policy rate. in that, we will be data dependent, but not data point depe dependent. the question will be whether the totality of the data and evolving outlook and balance of risks are consistent with rising confidence on inflation and maintaining a solid labor market. our reduc

the dow jones down now 255 points. we'll keep our eye on that throughout the day.got about two minutes left in the program, a little less. several more stories we would like to tell you about. warren buffet's berkshire hathaway briefly reaching the trillion dollar market value today before pulling back just a bit. it's the first american company outside of the technology sector to do so. you've got apple, microsoft, nvidia, maybe a couple of others, facebook or meta. six firms have met that level before. amazon among them. berkshire knownfor its old economy focus, as the owner of companies like geico insurance, dairy queen, big railroads as well. >>> of course, the cash pile is sitting on $277 at the end of june, sparking worries among some investors that buffet might see something coming down the pike. >>> key retailers plummeting after earnings reports, despite decent results. abercrombie saw revenue grow but warned of an uncertain economic environment. shares off 18% on the day. foot locker, its first same store sales growth in six quarters. it reported an adjus

right now we're talking about the dow jones down now 850 points. ow each opened at more than 100 points down. this morning, s&p opening up more than 4% down. here's what's going on. aside from the big drops unemployment is up to about 4.3%, the highest rate since october 2021. and last week we learned job growth numbers from july were about 70,000 jobs short than expected. it's sparking fears for tech investors about a possible recession. but a local financial planner tells ktvu we need to see some more reports before we start to worry. >> i think the gap between what people were expecting, which was 185,000 and they came in with 114, that's a pretty big gap. so that could rattle everybody. i think to the stock market's been pretty hot. you know at the end of july the s&p was up something like 16% and the nasdaq was up 19%. and you've heard all the stories about artificial intelligence. so people were getting a little bit antsy expecting a pullback. >> and there is some of that pullback and some reaction already talking about a global effect here. s

you're seeing the areas of the market leave today >> when you're looking at the dow jones up nearly a percent, the s&p 500 almost a percent and then the russell 2000. mona, what does it tell you about what's to come based on the expected rate cut in september? >> we continue to feel like this broadening of market participation and leadership has some likes here. we thought there would be cocatalysts. one would be closer to fed cuts, which we are notably closer now. the second one would be a broadening of earnings participation as well. if you look towards what's happening in q4 3 and 4, the contribution is coming much more meaningfully so outside of tech than within tech so tech is contribute ing, but certainly not more than 50% of earnings growth. so we think both of those catalysts combined lead to this broadening of earnings but from a cap structure, we still like large cap as way to play that theme. long-term, we're more cautious they are more levered. they tend to have less positive earnings, more of those zombie companies. but all that being said, if you get more volatility in t

right now the dow jones industrial average is down, it's been down as much as a thousand 400 points.now down about 1,050 points. standard & poor's is down 155. nasdaq down 558 points. a thousand drop this morning is just extraordinary. this follows a selloff in other global markets as well blamed on worries the u.s. economy may be heading for a recession after last friday's jobs report. with us now is cnbc's dominic chu. when we look at what's happening in japan and some other markets in asia, this is really massive selloffs. >> yes, you put the point numbers on the board to tell listeners and viewers about. let me put it in percentage terms for those people who get a better grasp about the percentage side of things. we're talking about declines in roughly the 2.5 to 3.5% declines for that tech heavier nasdaq composite index. at this point, there are a number of contextual superlatives that are currently in play given the severity of the selloff. with things currently standing the way they are, if we hold near these declines for the dow and the s&p, those indices would be on pace for

you add these up and it's more than half the decline in the dow jones industrial average for the day. drop in stupor micro. that was on a big report yesterday that was controversial. and you see that's now down 24% today. but elsewhere, look, and i think it's worth mentioning, we're about even on the advanced decline line. banks are up, utilities are up, health care is up, industrials. this is a pretty broad advance. and even the new highs are expanding. i've been talking about bank stocks recently. a number of new highs in banks today, including jpmorgan, pnc, regions financial, u.s. bancorp. the yield curve is getting flatter and flatter, two and ten-year yields are only separated by three basis points. that helps the banks. and that is good when you get a more normal slope in yield curve. we've been talking about nvidia all day, down a bit today. the semis are all down a bit, waiting on the markets here. we'll want to hear about that blackwell chip we've been waiting to get out there, we'll get an update on that. and demand for ai in general. the bulls are hopeful that demand is go

futures are falling, we have a global selloff underway this morning, the dow jones industrials is nowat is more than 4 and-a-half percent right now. that's the worst index that queer looking at and the s&p right now in the premarket down 162, that is a 3% selloff. by the way, the nasdaq did enter correction territory at the close on friday. you also have europe in a tailspin. you have losses of more than 2% for the ftse, the cac and the dax. in asia, red across the board, the nikkei was the big story, down over 12% at the close. now, a part of this global story in the markets certainly is china. and then there is this, chinese migrants are rushing to find a way to the u.s. southern border before the, quote, doors close. that's according to a new report in thewall street journal. they write, the quote possibility of former president trump's return piles pressure on those fleeing life under xi jinping as bolivia becomes the new jump off point for the 7,00. migrants are starting the journey from as far away as bolivia. ecuador, a popular access point for chinese migrants, suspended visa

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take a look at the dow jones industrials, gaining 376. high of the session, the 3832 the, so we're almost -- 3832, so we're almost there. the strength in tech stocks has the nasdaq ripping higher by 387 points propelled by the semiconductors. nvidia ya, marvell, both of those are up 6, 5%. and we see that a nvidia's hitting a the 2-week high. arm up 6%, and we've got intel up 4%. just as a investors demand to know the return on all the a billions many companies have spent ramping up a.i. offerings and buying up all these companies' chips, google is ready to show them. this afternoon google unveiled a suite of new hardware including the pixel 9 pro-foldable phone equipped with a.i. tool gemini, beating apple to the chase. alphabet shares up 1.25%. coming up, the street's most widely followed internet analyst, mark mahaney, is going to teach us how how to calculate roa a i, return on a.i. investment, and which names are best positioned. right now the s&p 500, this 84-point pop more than erases the 160-point loss suffered a week ago monday w

a live look at the dow jones right now. it is now down about 1073 points. at one point. the dow was down 1200 points. the tech heavy nasdaq lost 3%. jared hill looks at what's behind the selloff and has advice if you are worried indeed about your 401 k. >>>stocks nedived as soon as the opening bell rang. the dow sank more than 1000 points in seconds monday with tech and bank stocks hit hard the turbulence on wall street follows a major selloff worldwide. japan's nikkei index plummeted for a second day, marking the worst two day decline ever >>>>japan is definitely the market being affected. the most, but there are also other tech savvy markets such as south korea and taiwan. >>>the global decline stems from friday's u.s. jobs report, which showed hiring slowing more than expected and the unemployment rate jumping to 4.3%. >>>>consumer >>spending drives the economy, and there are also signs that americans are dialing back after mcdonald's and starbucks reported slowing sales, >>>>and all of a sudden we started to worry that maybe consumers are under pressure. the job marke

underway on wall street, take a look at market this morning on a global decline this morning, the dow jonesustrial average expected to open down 342 points, the nasdaq down 341 in the s&p 500 lower by 63 take a cue from international markets which are down across-the-board the july jobs report out this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern we will break out the numbers with all-star panel coming up. take a look at european markets they are in the red across-the-board it all started in asia kamala harris the eurozone with the damage down 45 on the s&p 100, 63 points lower on the cac and the dax indexed down 252, wanted a 30% lower, but overnight in asia, japan is the big story take a look at the nikkei average overnight down almost 6% on the nikkei average followed by the cosby index and korea down three and two thirds percent and the others down as well, hong kong got better than 2% overnight. back in the u.s. 94 days to election day in the stakes are high for america my interview with the 45th president donald trump on his plan to the economy, american energy, a.i. and the state of the 2024 race al

example i been showing a ratio of speculative conservative ratio is the nasdaq 100 divided by the dow jonesh is the conservative side of things do you know those are two priced basically the same i one-to-one ratio throughout the entire 1980s into the early 1990s it is incredible and at the 2000 top the ratio got to 17 - 1 because tech was so popular. in 2021 the ratio got to 18 - 1 because tech was more popular. this past month in july i got to 23 - 1 breaking all records, were not going to fix the ratio into an afghan days. i think it would take a long bear market to get us back to normal and as we spoke last time mutual funds at only 2% cash, what does that tell you it tells you that they think there is not even a chance of a pullback for them to add on they would be fully invested at current prices and that's the attitude that you see at the top. neil: let me ask you, bear markets or bearing length ever heading into one and some people that dispute the notion. we had 7374 experience, that was painful and of course we went to the financial meltdown in 2007, eight, nine and for the that t

back on july 10 and folks, you've got to stick with us until the closing bell, because while the dow jones industrials is hearing some bones crunch, right? we do have a pretty significant loss here of about 751 points. it is a lot better than the 989 point beating it took at 11:30 a.m. eastern. same with the s&p which had dropped 144 points at the low, falling through its 50 day moving average. aside from the wide miss in july job creation, you've got intel and amazon that are real problem children leading mega cap tech and much of the market off the cliff. intel investors fleeing the scene. you can see right at the bottom of the dow heat map. those are of course looking at some pretty serious ice crystals here. intel down 27%. double miss on earnings and atrocious forecast for the current quarter. 10% below wall street's consensus estimates. what else can we throw in there? massive layoffs, suspending the dividend, the stock having its worst day since 1974. you saw amazon looking pretty ugly as well. intel now at $21.20. flip it over to panic treasury buying flight to safety here and that

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the dow jones is down by just more than one half of 1%. started off strong and then took a dip and stay there. it's on track to lose about 240 points in the session. closes at 1:00. our time. >> a new round of cease fire talks is underway in qatar as israel responds to attacks by iranian proxies on multiple fronts. trey yingst has more from southern israel. >> reporter as the fighting grinds on in gaza, negotiators from israel, egypt, qatar and the u.s. are meeting in doha for what's being called a round of working level talks aimed at reaching a cease fire. hoping to seal the deal before a wider mideast conflict breaks out at the same time, israel continues taking the fight to hamas and hezbollah. and now the u.s. is boosting its military coordination with the idf, sending the chairman of the joint chiefs general, c.q. brown, to meet with his israeli counterpart. >> we are strengthening our operational cooperation in response to the challenges and threats in the middle east. israel is strong and defends itself, but it is always good to ha

el dow jones perdiÓ un 2.6% y el nasdaq 3.43.e interÉs, tendremos unos prÉstamos ya sea de propiedades de hipotecas, de autos, tarjetas de crÉdito. bajando esa tasa de interÉs, y eso hace fortalecer a la economÍa que carbure no, pero tambiÉn puede tener un efecto secundario elevar la inflaciÓn. >> los precios se pueden descontrolar con los bajones de las tasas, los mercados financieros estimulan, pero los precios de todo sube. >> pero los expertos recomiendan no entrar en pÁnico, no tocar los fondos de retiro como el forward key, no vender propiedades, cuidar los ahorros y buscar un ingreso extra. en pocas palabras, prepararse para lo peor, esperando que suceda lo mejor. no se prevÉ que la reserva federal anuncie un recorte en las tasas de interÉs antes de su prÓxima reuniÓn, que serÁ el prÓximo septiembre. lo que sÍ podrÍa suceder es que en lugar de recortarla 1/4 de punto, la recorte por medio punto. >> johanna gracias rogelio por tu informe. google ha violado la ley antimonopolio de estados unidos con su buscador. asÍ lo dicta

the dow jones fell more than 1,000 points and the nasdaq dropped significantly. tech stocks were down almost across the board on. in city and nvidia dropped more than 6% just today. analysts are also pointing to friday's u.s. jobs report which showed hiring has slowed more than expected and there are signs americans are spending less. one goldman sachs economist is raising the chance of a recession in the next 12 months from 15% to 25%. experts say the average person does not need to panic. >> if you are a long term investor, take a deep breath. it is very scary, i get it, but if you're investing for decades in the future, stay still. you do nothing. try to maintain your game plan. >> now wall street wants to know the federal reserve's game plan. last week the fed left interest rates unchanged in an attempt to bring inflation down further. analysts expect a significant rate cut next month to help boost the economy. >>> still ahead, normally business owners don't like to invite more competition. why the owner of a small east bay bakery is welcoming plans for a new

the dow jones industrial index, the same failure, technological nazdak -3.5. japan scared the world capital the most, its index fell by 13% at once, something that had not happened for almost 40 years. the stock exchange even stopped trading several times, trying to avoid panic sales. other asian markets, taiwan, south korea, india, turkey also fell. europe fell after them, but not so dramatically, scared the world markets, a possible american recession. the latest data on the labor market came out very bad. geopolitical tensions are putting pressure on quotes. in the middle east, however, experts were surprised by the fact that against this background even gold, which is considered a safe haven for capital in difficult times, was falling in price. today, analysts expect many markets to recoup some of the dramatic decline. on this day, 79 years ago, the world climbed another rung on the escalation ladder and saw what would actually happen on earth if nuclear weapons were used. the american boeing 52, with the touching name enola gay, named after the pilot's mo

so the dow jones industrial managing to move up 500 points in the month of august, so much so that it gained and hit a record high. unfortunately, on the other side, though, you did see the nasdaq which has a lot of tech companies. that saw a low for about half a percent. on the other side, though, the 30-year bond yield has drawn down to 6.35%. that had been very expensive, then, for consumers, as you tried to renegotiate some of your loan phases. consumers having struggled with high interest rates and a high-inflation environment. one would wonder if you see more weakness for consumer spending, but things look to be getting better for the consumer. >> that's a way it start the friday and end the workweek. arabile, thank you. >>> now that the crackdown on crime tourism. federal authorities have charged a group, employing thieves whose come from south america on short-term visas. steve patterson has the story. >> reporter: the alleged master minds behind a multi-million dollar crime tourism ring that targeted cities across the city, charged by federal authorities. this group essential

the dow jones is down 2.8%, nasdaq is down almost 6%, the s&p-500 is minus. the world's wealth, including mark zuckerberg and elon musk, is exceeding 134 billion. now we are expecting layoffs, and in the future there will be even more such meat grinders that will lead to a deep recession. it all started on friday, when it became known that the number of jobs in the american economy increased in july only 100. 4 months in a row, we are seeing a recession, no panic, i'm not saying there will be a recession, but we should keep it in mind. everyone blames the federal reserve, where they continue to keep the key rate at maximums, fulfilling the task of fighting the inflated inflation, but by delaying the adoption of unpopular decisions, they have reached the point that ... any sharp movements now can be fraught with a further collapse. it seems unlikely to me that the fed will sharply lower the rate. what is happening now does not look like events in covid. this is not a crisis, it is simply a consequence of economic cycles. if the fed even hints at a more aggress

industrial dow jones by more than 2.5%. high-tech nasdaq by almost 3.5%. such dynamics do not surprise us: nvidia shares fell by almost 6.4%, apple by about five. market participants are tired of waiting for huge investments in artificial intelligence to pay off. another reason for concern is friday's report. on the us labor market. it showed that without cheap borrowing, the us economy could slide into recession. the markets got really scared that the unemployment rate went up a little bit, the next thing it does is it goes up a lot, but history shows that only happens when you have a credit crunch, now it's quite possible that this downturn in interest rate trading will become some sort of financial crisis, which in turn will lead to a recession. the market now sees a 60 percent chance that the fed will urgently announce a rate cut before the september meeting. europe was also trading in a generally negative trend the day before. the consolidated stock index europe 600 fell by almost... 2.2%. the british foods 100 by two. the german dax by 1.8. the frenc

international markets , anxiety is also noticeable; in the us, at the close of trading on wall street, the dow joneshe countries of the asia-pacific region are also behaving. japanese nike showed a record decline over the past 8 years. according to experts, not only the situation in the middle east plays a role here, but also problems in the american economy and global instability in general. many analysts are already talking about a certain overheating of american indices, in particular the it sector, and that, of course, can lead to corrections in the market, and of course, any geopolitical risk leads to an outflow of liquidity from risky assets in the form of shares. the sea has decreased by 90%, and ships are forced to take a detour through the cape of good hope, this plus 20 days of travel in fuel costs, which means a sharp increase in the cost of cargo transportation, in the event of an aggravation of the palestinian-israeli conflict, the situation will become even more complicated. it causes concern among western airlines. so, the german lufthan has suspended flights to tel aviv until august

. >> reporter: ringing an end to an awful day in the stock market, the dow jones industrial average lost more than a thousand points. the dow, along with the nasdaq and s&p 500 had their worst day in two years. the selling began in japan, where the nikkei had its worst day since black monday 1987. european stocks down hard too. >> it was a propelled further by the weaker jobs report on friday. part of the issue right there is this belief the federal reserve is a bit behind the curve here in terms of cutting interest rates. >> reporter: behind the curve because there are signs growth in the u.s. is slowing. the jobless rate has risen four months in a row. it's a dramatic shift. for almost two years, the worry has been the economy was too strong and may overheat. that's why the federal reserve raised interest rates aggressively. the fear now is the fed is moving too slowly to lower those rates and keep the economy in balance. >> it's a little bit early to go into the bunker here. you still got big gains in the stock market. the economy still seems okay here based on all of the other data t

the stock market, dow jones went down by about a 1000 points or so. what precipitated this, and do you think this is an indication we are not likely to have a recession in the near future? david s.: i think a couple of things have gone on over the last couple of days that contributed to the ark of volatility. we have seen really since friday, the first is the jobs report on friday indicating a slightly softer trajectory for the u.s. economy than people were expecting. i think it is important to pull back at a high level and recognize it was not a horrible job, just softer than people were expecting, and employment still remained robust. it certainly took market participants by surprise, and market participants have been well levered toward a very soft landing, and i think they now discount that soft landing a little more than they did prior to this one meeting. the second thing that happened is the bank of japan tightened rates, tightened monetary policy for the first time in a long time. money has been very easy in japan, and investors around the wor

harris is planning with top vp prospects this weekend also tonight, breaking news on the economy, the dow jones industrials, closing down more than 600 points. the markets sinking as a weaker than expected jobs report raises fears of a potential recession plus amid rising tensions in the middle east, the u.s. military taking new action tonight, sending warships and other assets to the region as iran vows retaliation against israel the real following the killing of a hamas leader we're covering this breaking story at the pentagon in israel and in israel this hour welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. wolf blitzer is off today. i'm boris sanchez and you're in the situation or top story tonight, kamala harris is about to make the biggest decision yet in her new presidential campaign. >> as she is also making history, ceiling the votes needed to become the first woman of color to lead a major party's ticket. i'm happy to know that we have enough delegates to secure the nomination. and later this month, we will gather in chicago united as one party where we're going to ha

we will be speaking live with dow jones ceo and "wall street journal" publisher all marla tours about this incredible news when he joins us in moments. we have the story covered on all angles. congressman mike walz with their thoughts. adam boler has negotiated a high deals, steve harrison with his living underreporting inside russia but we begin with mark meredith live at the white house where we know that briefing will begin any moment now. what can you add to what we know so far about this swap, mark, hello? >> good morning, the white house will face a barrage of new questions and what went into this historic prisoner exchange and what can be expected in the future because of course there are still americans being held by russia. the news of course was president biden talked about within the last hour of the u.s. and its allies were able to secure the release of 16 people who were in russian custody. of the 163 were american citizens won an american green card holder. two of those americans have gotten the most attention of course being "the wall street journal" reporter evan gersh

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the dow jones industrial average went down 2.6% and the nasdaq plunged by 3.4% stocks such as apple and nvidia and other big tech component companies fell as well. this is all part of the global sell-off that began last week. and the spark to that was friday's report from the government showing us employers hiring rates last month was way lower than expected and another blow that contributed to the market's poor performance was a morning outage for customers of elity s traub. f vanguard, robin hood and a lot of others delaying trading for an hour and a half. and these numbers and recent high interest rates. they all contribute to fueling fears over recession. >> but it's never pleasant to taking a look at the statement that shows the loss income or wealth in the market. but keep in mind, we did have a tremendous over the past couple of months. there was a lot of money to be made. then and i think taking it together. you really have to look through the ups and downs and take the longer view. >> being optimistic there, slosberg hopes the large gains leading up to the stock sell-off will s

on wall street today, the dow jones climbed to a new record high.ex 243 points, thanks to gains in goldman sachs, intel and visa. but ai darling nvidia fell more than 6%, weighing down the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. s&p ended up pretty much flat, while the nasdaq down 40 points. well, up next, a solemn memorial to remember one of america's most difficult and dangerous nat the state of louisiana. believe it or not, 19 years ago today, new orleans leaders laid a wreath at the charity hospital cemetery at the tomb of the unknown. the hurricane killed 2000 people. hundreds are still unidentified. katrina survivors gathered to send a floating wreath down the mississippi river. this is a yearly tradition almost two decades after the hurricane. new orleans is still working on better flood prevention. all right, don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. adrienne raj joins us now with what's coming up at 530. jessica, we have an update on a very emotional story. a father remembering his son. that son was the teenager

so let's see where the dow jones is right now. and it's up 512 points. what a difference a day makes. well a major setback today for google. a federal judge ruled that google squashes its competition and acts as an illegal monopoly. the focus of the ruling is the fact that google spends billions of dollars a year paying cell phone makers, like apple and samsung, to make google their default search engine. google arguing it has the best search engine and it's popular because users are satisfied. google and its parent company alphabet plan to appeal 40 niners preseason game is coming up on august 10th, and it's airing right here on kpix, so get ready for it. well, brock purdy is entering his third season in the nfl and vern glenn tells us how much has changed for the niners qb in this morning's red and gold report >>>>reporter. this >>>is the audi red and gold report the 40 niners begin their preseason on saturday in tennessee with many of the same core players that led them to the super bowl last season, and that includes brock purdy who's entering his se

this drove the dow jones industrial average to close at a record high. jobless claims last week came in lower than expected at 231,000, and us gdp for the second quarter was revised upwards to 3% from the brevis 2.8% rating. now, a big part of that was down to consumer spending, which, as it drives two thirds of the us economy. the stronger advances and key categories included spending on health care, housing and utilities and recreation. that offset and downgrades and other categories, exports and private inventory investment. spending is being supported in part by wage

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the dow jones jumped over 240 points. tech heavy nasdaq and s&p 500 also saw gains by the closing bell. the markets are feeling more optimistic that a federal rate cut is looking more likely, as inflation eases. and it's not just good news on the inflation front. plenty of people are jumping to refinance their homes as interest rates slip. applications to refinance home loans surged 35% last week. that's according to the mortgage bankers association. interest rates have fallen over the past four weeks, hovering just over 6.5%. but mortgage applications are still down compared to last year. home buyers are still dealing with high prices and low supply, but potential buyers could also be waiting to see how low those mortgage rates could still drop. well, the economy promises to be a key issue in the 2024 presidential election. both campaigns are honing their message to voters on this issue, as new numbers garvin just mentioned show inflation slowing. nbc's brea jackson is in washington with the very latest encouraging news

the industrial dow jones by more than 2.5%, the high-tech nasdaq by almost 3.5%.uch is the dynamics of "nasdaq" is not surprising. nvidia shares have fallen by almost 6.4%. apple by about five. market participants are tired of waiting for the huge investments in artificial intelligence to pay off. another reason for concern is friday. now sees a 60% chance that the fed will urgently announce a rate cut before the september meeting. europe also traded in a generally negative trend the day before. the composite index of stocks europe 600 fell by almost 2.2%. the british foods 100 by two. the german dax by 1.8, the french kak-40 by about 1.5%. russian platforms also failed to completely avoid the negativity that had engulfed everyone. the moscow exchange index fell by 2.4%. the rts index by 1.6. the situation on the world markets played a role here. the sortbrand traded the day before at around $76 per share. credit card debts are attacking, i'll show you a couple of tricks: we collect all credit card debts on one holva conveniently repay 24 months, and also don't fo