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hitting a fresh all-time high in the after hour sessions for more on the result let's get to sarah eisen at the nyse. >> another strong set of results from nike continuing to defy what the company views as a volatile macroeconomic environment fraught with geopolitical risk and rising u.s. dollar. it affects them. but nike continues to shine. beating bottom on top line punctuate eighted by 22% revenue growth in chf. mark parker the ceo wrapped up the initialing comments on the call he addressed the elephant in the room and the elephant in the market for the stock which is the u.s.-china trade relationship and the new tariffs that could impact nike on apparel consumer products and foot wear. listen. >> in relation to tariffs we've been clear we strongly believe in the power of free and fair trade. historically we have effectively nachgted through excessive duties appear we're confident we'll continue to do so under the current dynamic. >> so projecting some optimism around the newly announcinged tariffs. analysts say this is a company with about 25 percent machining exposure in china. and

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sarah eisen has moren the nike quarter. >> nike optimists could be rewarded with strong results and eesults were strong around the globe. but one particular highlight continues to be china. ike saw 22% revenue growth in china. that would have been closer to stronger u.s. dollar.fect of the that comes despite fears of a slowing chinese consumer and trade tension rising between the u.s. and china. tariffs flying back and corth andcerns about the perception of american brands, ziet at, china continues to be the bright spot in the portfolio. the other big takeaway, nike is going direct to consumer leading to higherm growths f its rivals in places like north america. its oem market where nike saw growth of 4%. it means growths within sneaker attention less on kpt stores and foot locker which aren't doing well. digitata is big. part of the strategy. and finally higher margin that i higher than theec street e and continues toise. owing nike is able to charge more selngigher prices of the sneaker and get better margins for it. andy campion the cfo summed it up, saying even amidst the volatili

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lot of progress on reducing emissions so it's not just at the top level of government right cliff eisen of research at climate and that is thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. now for some sport and for us in fed has taken the checkered flag at the singapore grand prix his victory marks a comeback its 1st win in over a year but ahead of the wrist it looked like teammate was set up to extend his line of victories for fogarty. the start of the singapore grand prix charlotte claire began in pole position aiming for a 3rd straight win. and starting from 4th on the grid ferrari teammates of us tim fattal 1st then for a pit stop in the clare followed and then hit the track again behind fassel. was it an error in ferrari's famous strategy ferrari held the top 2 spots for the rest of the race fettle even defended himself from the claire's efforts to pass him despite 3 states the car phases fireworks marked fatals 1st victory of the season as he took the checkered flag for the 1st time in over a year the clare placed 2nd and red bulls max 1st stop in a rounded out the podium.

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suctioned over the scaffold over a period of about 6 months you have to shoot in growth investor eyes eisen occurring in other words the cells in your in your body grow into the scaffold it grows its own blood supply so now this is fully integrated as part of my arm it's a living part of my arm. tensions between the masses and classes have existed ever since modern states came into being they often serve as a driver or a political change with russian civil society growing larger and louder against the excesses of the governing elites what is the future of the political system look like. welcome back now austrian m.p.'s are urging vienna to veto a major trade deal between the e.u. and south america they are unhappy about the way brazil is handling the last amazon fire its similar concerns have been expressed by france and germany but many e.u. businesses work with firms that have a direct connection to the issue as artie's sean it depends explains it's an environmentalist school worst night back wildfires raging in the amazon destroying the world's most biodiverse tropical rainforest. our ho

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lot of progress on reducing emissions so it's not just at the top level of government right cliff eisen a researcher at climate analytics thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. now the emmys have been handed out in los angeles and the h.b.o. smash hit game of thrones is won best drama series but the night also made way for new stars to shine dark british comedy fleabag was a surprise big win after elevations glitziest night dominating the comedy prizes at the ceremony. it is the most decorated fictional show in the history of the emmys but the h.b.o. smash hit game of thrones which ended this year more with a whimper than a bang. it may have won the evening's biggest award for best drama series but it took home just one other prizes sunday night the best supporting actor in the drummer awards for peter dinklage. because newcomers who are pended the night for the more established shows. dark british comedy fleabag was the surprise big winner of the evening dominating the comedy prizes the show's creator and star phoebe will abridge won best leading comedy actress and als

sara eisen live in washington, d.c.o sit down with the vice chairman of the federal reserve richard clarida. markets trying for a fourth week higher you need 2,77,219 we're shy of right now. >> our road map of the hour starts with major averages closing in on market averages the week the federal reserve cuts rates we will speak with vice chair clarida on that decision if just a few minutes. >>> rocky days ahead for roku. the stocks sliding with the device wars heating up. >> we're also going to speak to the chamber of commerce ceo tom donohue and we'll get the latest on the talks between the u.s. and china. >>> s&p is aiming as we said for four straight days of gains as we wrap up the week but volatility might be in the mix because it is kwud drquadruple g friday repo market was the big topic of discussion during the week new york fed was in again today for a fourth time. the rate under 2 some are saying sort of back to normal. >> yesterday sara and i spoke with manny roman who runs pimco, one of the largest asset manag

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over the scaffold over a period of about 6 months you have to shoot in growth and invest your eyes eisen occurring in other words the cells the mule in your body grow into the scaffold it grows its own blood supply so now this is fully integrated as part of my ob it's a living out of my. welcome back austrian legislators have become the latest european policymakers to push for a veto. the draft trade deal between the european union and merkel sewer the 4th 4 nation south american trading bloc members of parliament from a broad range of austrian political parties voted in the subcommittee on each issues to reject the agreement among many issues and problems cited in the debate as reasons for rejection where the brazilian government was the brazilian government's declared policy of encouraging destruction of the amazon rain forest argentina brazil part of why on earth why currently comprised course or the austrian committee vote seems to be the most serious threat yet to the proposed agreement after french and irish policymakers also threaten to veto the agreement unless brazil takes actio

over the scaffold over a period of about 6 months you have to shoot in growth and invest your eyes eisen occurring in other words the cells the mule in your body grow into the scaffold it grows its own blood supply so now this is fully integrated as part of my arm it's a living part of my own. greetings and salutations it's fall here in the united states and as the leaves turn brilliant shades of red and orange or politicians are out seeking green green and more green because this fall has fallen during the early stages of the united states presidential elections 2020 addition our own brand name in chief u.s. president donald trump has got the paul campaign fund raising bug with a west coast swing featuring a $3000000.00 bay area luncheon to be followed by a $5000000.00 beverly hills dinner will bring in additional an additional $7000000.00 on wednesday with a breakfast in los angeles and another luncheon in san diego before he visits a section of the border wall and it was during this multimillion 'd dollar fundraising trip the president trump took to took the time to comment on the mas

over the scaffold over a period of about 6 months you have to shoot in growth and invest your eyes eisen occurring in other words the cells the mule in your body grow into the scaffold it grows its own blood supply so now this is fully integrated as part of my on it's a living part of my um. ah ah. ah. social media giant case book says it is a publisher and has the right to talk any content old person as it fights and legal cases with an activist a band that despite the early telling said this is it is merely a platform and not responsible for what people post. also to come on arts a korean employees want to pull the plug on a huge trade deal between latin america and the e.u. over fires in the amazon and yet multiple european firms are already working with companies linked to the destruction of the rainforest and the american street where brands sparks outrage by using the names of schools where mash shootings took place on its knees.

over the scaffold over a period of about 6 months you have to shoot in growth and invest your eyes eisen occurring in other words the cells in your in your body grow into the scaffold it grows its own blood supply so now this is fully integrated as part of my arm it's a living part of my own. welcome back a show of support and defiance well known figures from russia's film and t.v. industry of voicing their solidarity with the young actor who they say was wrongfully convicted of resisting arrest you know if was detained during a protest rally over last month's may or election in moscow he's now appealing his 3 and a half his sentence as medina kitchen of explains. the moscow court has sentenced a young up and coming out. of to 3 and a half years and prison for attacking a member of russia's national guard during an unsanctioned rally that took place on august the 3rd now the officer who arrested villa testified in court and he said that he was an active participant in the rally that he was shouting on to government slogans and that he during the arrest he dislocated his shoulder meanwhil

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. >> and i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen better than expected retail sales helped calm some worriesplus, that has yields surging to their highest level in weeks and the trade optimism continues. but stocks like apple and broadcom are sinking, weighing

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. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome, everyone. let's look what's driving the action, a global rally led by hong kong as we see a step toward resolving political crisis helpful signs out of the uk on brexit, likelihood of a no deal brexit decline and the beige book just out. half a dozen fed officials speaking today as the growing rate debate simmers. speaking of the fed, two perfect guests, both officials who served on the fom, sarah bloom raskin, coming up before the close today. joining us final hour of trade, josh, nice to see you. >> happy to be back, sara. >> 212 point rally here. are you buying into it >> i think what's interesting, the answer is yes. i think what's interesting we've done nothing, given headlines, back to early august, essentially flat i'm not suggesting that's a bad thing. in fact, bulls would say look how much is thrown at the market in the form of tweets and deals and nondeals and fed volatility. in the meantime, yields haven't even stabilized. yet we're still hanging in at these levels i think what's imp

. >> i'm courtney reagan are in today for sara eisen trade optimism tariff sensitive stocks like apple continue to rally. yields bounce as they called the fed, quote, bone heads, saying rates should be taken down to zero or even less. >>> and possibly easing sanctions on iran. josh, kind of a quiet market day here interesting rotations going on what do you make of the action today? >> this week it's just been incredible for anything of value versus growth, anything small over large and there's a tend densy when we see these outside moves. for example, russell up 5.5% over the last week there's a tendency to look at that and say i've missed it or that has to be the top of something. when you actually go back and find examples of this sort of thing happening in the recent past, actually that always had taken place at notable bottoms in the russell 2000. for example, we had three versions of this in the year 2016 where you have just this incredible week for small cap, for value and it wasn't the end of something or a blip it lully was the end of the selling. you can stay with this trade i

. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome, everyone.tion in the final hour it's the white house and momentum for impeachment today president trump promising to release new details of his call with ukraine while speaker pelosi will have a formal announcement this afternoon. the president also taking a somewhat hawkish tone on china at the u.n., potentially underminin

. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome, everyone.riving the action lower right now it is the attack on oil facilities in saudi arabia oil prices and energy stocks are spiking on concerns of supply disruptions. those same geopolitical tensions have the rest of the market in risk-off mode. equity broadly lower, gold higher, treasury yields are slum

. >> welcome, everyone i'm sara eisen look at when's driving the action higher. thaw in the trade war again. u.s. and china resuming tariff negotiations in october. strong economic data helping ease some recession fears and the s&p moving back above the 50-day moving average. key technical level. tech stocks are leading the rally. two big interviews coming up on "closing bell. box ceo aaron levie and with consumer staples near all-time highs kimberly-clark ceo michael hsu will join us see both interviews only right here on "closing bell. joining us for the entire final hour of trade is stephanie link. welcome back, stephanie. >> thank you. >> so are you a buyer on this trade rally? >> i bought a couple things today. i added to a few positions, nothing new, nothing big, but i think the debate will continue are we going into a recession or seeing slower growth i have been saying i think slower growth mode and a lot of that because the consumer has been quite strong. i know a lot of people talking about that i spent this week at conferences. goldman sachs's consumer

i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen. one of the biggest losers in the dow today on report that is the 737 max fleet may remain grounded until 2020, broader market down more than 1% 59 minutes left of trade we'll tell you everything you need to know today. >> yes, we are, morgan i'm wilfred frost. let's look at when's driving the action weak manufacturing data here in the u.s. fueling concerns and hit stocks. trade pessimism has a more heated tone from the u.s. and china. financials, semis and industrials are all lower and full team coverage coming up dom chu is tracking it phil lebeau with details of on headache for boeing. market down 333. the low of the session 425 down. the dow higher this session down 205 and red throughout the session as you can see sharp selling. let's bring in rebecca patterson with us for the full first hour of the show. good afternoon what's the spark again for the selling? last week a nice end to what was obviously a negative month of august. >> i think what it boils down to is it's not about t

. >> welcome, everyone i'm sara eisen 59 minutes until a live news conference from president trump afterte house released that log of the call showing the president asked ukraine to investigate joe biden. trade deal could happen sooner than expected. data beats with yields as well >>> what e

. >> i'm sara eisen. let's look at what is driving the action in this final hour.g after saudi arabia says production will be fully back online by the end of the month. the president claims that a trade deal could come soon with meetings scheduled for this week in washington and a spike overnight in yields in the repo market put investors on edge ahead of a

. >> i'm courtney reagan are in today for sara eisen trade optimism tariff sensitive stocks like applee to rally. yields bounce as they called the fed, quote, bone heads, saying rates should be taken down to zero or even

. >>> welcome, i'm sara eisen. let's look at what's driving the action higher right now.erve, as chair jay powell says trade policy is weighing on investment decisions but doesn't see a recession coming. >>> jobs come in light but wages and participation rise and the unemployment rate stays at 3.7%. >>> and china

. >>> welcome, i'm sara eisen. let's look at what's driving the action higher right now. the federal reserve, as chair jay powell says trade policy is weighing on investment decisions but doesn't see a recession coming. >>> jobs come in light but wages and participation rise and the unemployment rate stays at 3.7%. >>> and china trade talks do appear on track for october. both sides claiming progress joining us for the entire hour, karen finerman, ceo of metropolitan capital welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> this looks like a strong way to end what has been a strong week for stocks. what stood out to you in the rally? >> to me it's the volatility that stands out to me. volatility both up and down. i'm always long bias, no matter what, which is a blessing and a curse. to me this is a scary time i think i'm a little more in cash than i would be and desk y definitely more protected. i want to be more hedged. >> so you've been buying puts? >> yes over the last week i think the volatility -- i think it doesn't fully reflect the volatility that is out there, the tweet that c

i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen here at the at&t post. that stock is jumping. more on that stock and the rest of the market with just 59 minutes left until the close. >> and i'm wilfred frost good afternoon to you. let's look at what's driving the action financials, one of the leaders on yield moves and comments out of the barclays financials conference we'll have those details, coming up plus, a rally in energy coming as the new saudi energy minister commits to output cuts, and we get more details on that massive aramco ipo and a small ca

. >> welcome, everyone i'm sara eisen let's look at what is driving the action right now trade talks washington but some hawkish quotes from the u.s. side weighing on stocks upbeat data from the labor market pointing to a steady economic picture and yields lower pressure on the short-term spending market eases a bit.

. >> and i'm seema mody in for sara eisen the white house discussing a block or limits on all u.s.at sent stocks sharply lower madridday. tech, software, f.a.a.n.g.-related names all in the red. and new data on personal spending comes in weak joining us for the hou

. >> welcome, everyone i'm sara eisen 59 minutes until a live news conference from president trump after the white house released that log of the call showing the president asked ukraine to investigate joe biden. trade deal could happen sooner than expected. data beats with yields as well >>> what everybody has been talking about since the rate cut decision. >> bullard should have called for 75 basis points and he could have the job when powell steps down to spend more time with his calculations. >> i agree completely with bullard, his dissent on 50. >> what's he thinking? then i read his comments and said that's pretty smart it made total sense to me. >> on the bullard side, this gives you a sense of why it's so reasonable i would be watching very carefully for any signs of a downturn. >> of course, there are views on the other side as well, from the other dissenters i think the center of gravity, clearly the center of gravity on the committee is the second adjustment was appropriate. >> that's right. fed president jim bullard joins us here in just a moment josh got a cameo in that litt

i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen. that is the 737 max fleet may remain grounded until 2020, broader market down more than 1% 59 minutes left of trade we'll tell you everything you need to know today. >> yes, we are, morgan i'm wilfred frost. let's look at when's driving the action weak manufacturing data here in the u.s. fueling concerns and hit stocks. trad

though, lower, down 0.4% on the s&p 59 minutes left of trade >> and i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen's look at what is driving the action today weaker economic data put pressure on stocks early, but hope for a trade deal has helped to raise most of those losses. a high-level departure from the white house that plays into the trade negotiations oil falling on that news, as well and apple. that event is just wrapping up

. >> i'm sara eisen. welcome, everyone.'s look what's driving the action, a global rally led by hong kong as we see a step toward resolving political crisis helpful signs out of the uk on brexit, likelihood of a no deal brexit decline and the beige book just out.

of course, that was former imf director and now incoming christine lagarde talking to our own sara eisenan hear that full conversation later on today on ""squawk on the street"" and on "closing bell" both shows that sara hosts amazing how that works. >>> we talk trade all the time as it's a major macro story for the market what about the day to day real world implications of the trade war. i'm being told to scoot this way. courtney reagan has a little lesson in called price elasticity. >> i need the screen, brian. i'm going to be a professor. >> thank you very much if you want to figure out how retail is handling tariffs you have to brush up on economics 101. typically raising prices is the last option. if that's the case, it doesn't necessarily mean the tariffed goods are the ones that end up with higher prices well, it's largely determined by price elasticity this is the economic theory that connects price, quantity and demand so this is our demand curve, right? so for an item that's demand elast elastic, it's going to be higher up on the curve which basically means -- i knew i would h

. >> i'm sara eisen. let's look at what is driving the action in this final hour. oil prices sinking after saudi arabia says production will be fully back online by the end of the month. the president claims that a trade deal could come soon with meetings scheduled for this week in washington and a spike overnight in yields in the repo market put investors on edge ahead of a federal reserve decision tomorrow. joining us for the entire hour is dan nathan, founder of risk reversal advisers. welcome back to you. >> sara. >> so there's something you're looking at about the s&p 3000 level and fed meetings >> if you go pack to july 31st, the last time that the fed met, they cut a quarter basis points interest rates the first cut in ten years and the stock market was above 3,000. and and it wasn't until the trump tweet the next day that we broke down and stayed down all of augusts here we are now, expectations are for another cut, and it seems like the s&p has really paused again at the same level, about 3,000. >> we've got lots to discuss with dan, but let's drill down o

though, lower, down 0.4% on the s&p 59 minutes left of trade >> and i'm morgan brennan in for sara eisen let's look at what is driving the action today weaker economic data put pressure on stocks early, but hope for a trade deal has helped to raise most of those losses. a high-level departure from the white house that plays into the trade negotiations oil falling on that news, as well and apple. that event is just wrapping up now. announcements shaking out in the stocks of different competitors. we're going to fill you in on all of that action but joining us for the hour is steve grasso from stuart frankel. steve, great to see you. >> good to see you >> it's amazing. not necessarily a major move for the averages today or right now. everything is slightly lower and actually, if you look at the week, the dow is actually flat so far to start off the week and yet -- >> there's been this great rotation talk to us about that. >> the rotation is coming out of growth into value. how long does that last is how long the market will be under pressure and for now, it probably will last a little bit

. >> and i'm seema mody in for sara eisen the white house discussing a block or limits on all u.s. investments in china that sent stocks sharply lower madridday. tech, software, f.a.a.n.g.-related names all in the red. and new data on personal spending comes in weak joining us for the hour is barbara doran from b-88 capital partners good to see you, barbara less than two weeks until the official u.s. china trade talks kick off and a new wrinkle as to what will actually happen when both parties meet. >> it is definitely a new wri wrinkle today. for me the bigger concern emerging is what happens to the consumer all of the consumer data this week was pretty terrific, except for consumer confidence numbers. housing, et cetera, we continue to have strong wages, growth, that sort of thing but for the first time, we're seeing consumer confidence down a little bit, consumers and surveys are saying, hey, trade issues have crept into their head and, you know, my real concern is the margins of companies, if they start to do layoffs, that hurts consumer confidence, and stops spending and that