"the exchange" with kelly evans is up now. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. here's what's ahead. bond yields are dropping again and stocks are still following along today. should we fear what the treasury market is telling us, or could there be a silver lining in plunging rates >>> also boeing's big day. the company showing off its software update to pilots on the west coast while facing congressional leaders in d.c we'll get the latest plus eu regulators making another big move against big tech are airports the new shopping malls? and is casper's ipo a warning sign that's all ahead in rapid fire today. we begin with the markets. dom chu is here. >> we were at one point up about 100 points in the dow at the highs. down as much as 232. you can see right now down about 137 right in the middle. that 2,800 level remains a focus in the s&p 500 with the nasdaq off about a full percent right now. one of the biggest decliners watch the nasdaq composite industrials, ironically enough here, a cyclical sector outperforming. and one of the big reasons why, the transportation stocks which you

"the exchange" with kelly evans is up now. >> thank you, scott. hi, everybody. here's what's ahead. are dropping again and stocks are still following along today. should we fear what the treasury market is telling us, or could there be a silver lining in plunging rates >>> also boeing's big day. the company showing off its software update to pilots on the west coast while facing congressional leaders in d.c we'll get the latest plus eu regulators making another big move against big tech are airports the new shopping malls? and is casper's ipo a warning sign that's all ahead in rapid fire today. we begin with the markets.

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good stuff dow is now up 115 points that does it for us the exchange with kelly evans begins now >>> stocks submit a calmer day for bonds indexes are on pace for their best start to the year since 2012 this morning's data showing weakness in the housing market that was before the big drop in interest rates plus, prices are rising as much. red-hot ipo's. a wave of start-ups are set to hit the market that are debaying with giant losing. is it 1999 all over again? >> the

. >>> the exchange with kelly evans begins right now >> hi, everyone, here's what's ahead. we're just minutes away from apple's big event, a new streaming service, a news product, and lots of celebrities all expected, we'll tell you what people are looking for and we'll walk you through the event live as it happens the bond market signal that's the big debate on wall street, what will the feds do, and how much depends on the trade deal with china fake bit coin trading, and amazon getting a boost from booze. that's all ahead we start with the markets, don chiu with the numbers. >> we're just about flat right now, we're better off than we were earlier this morning. the s&p was down 15 points early on in the trading session. you can see here, below that 2800 level we'll keep an eye on that the dow off by about 17 points of course, a lot of focus right now still on the interest rate part of the market and what's happening with the yield curve, inversion, not inversion no matter what, we are seeing an impact over the past few days with the regional banks. can you see here, it's

i'm kelly evans. stocks are falling sharply at this hour. we have dreadful manufacturing data out of europe that's taking a big toll and pushing the treasury yield below 2.5% home sales jumped 12%. of course now low rates means lower mortgage rates president trump confirming in just the past hour or so he will be nominating stephen moore to the federal reserve. with markets under a ton of pressure let's get to bob pisani with more on all of this at the new york stock exchange. >> what happened to our rally? remember yesterday we were all happy. we were at the top of the market 2.4% from a historic high on the s&p. what happened? what happened is we got mugged by slower global growth again. so remember the bull narrative the fed and the central banks have our back. good news. tariffs will go away good new chinese will stimulate their way out of a slow down and the europeans, this is the bottom of the lousy economic numbers. we have a dovish fed that's now priced in to the market the president has made it clear there may be no immediate reduct

"the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >>> thanks you, scott. hi, everybody.what's ahead as markets sell off bond market warning as yields fall around the globe should investors be fearful a recession ahead. >>> apple has been a market darling this year rallying 22% will a global slound put a halt on that rally or will the company's new ventures help keep it thriving? >> will europe's faltering economy give restaurants here at home indigestion how weak are they or aren't back home we begin with

with a focus on emerging markets up 11% this year what now we'll give you the trades coming up kelly evans what's womaning up >> we'll look at the one thing that could push the fed to cut rate >>> attorney general warn tech giants is about to face reckoning. >>> the big business of canine blo blood banks. what vet hospitals are doing to serve those four legged patients atnduch more ahead the halftime report is back after this his family. his steinway, which met a burst pipe. so grant met his insurance: you are caller number 12. which didn't quite cover the steinway. but what if he'd met pure insurance? owned by members. he'd have met: lisa, your member advocate. who'd introduce him to gustav: leave it to me. a temporary address, temporary ivory, and help him get tickets to the mozart festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. >>> welcome to "the halftime report." after spending 2018 in the gutter, the emerging markets etf eem rallying 11% this year, nearly out of correction bob pisani and the etf edge crew at the new york exchange, te

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good stuff dow is now up 115 points that does it for us the exchange with kelly evans begins now >>> a rally for stocks submit a calmer day for bonds indexes are on pace for their best start to the year since 2012 this morning's data showing weakness in the housing market that was before the big drop in interest rates plus, prices are rising as much. red-hot ipo's. a wave of start-ups are set to hit the market that are debaying with giant losing. is it 1999 all over again? >> the positivity right now is there all the sectors are higher on the day at one point we were up about 279 points can you see here, up about 113 now. the positivity is there, but not nearly as much so as it was earlier this morning the s&p hanging around the 2815 level, we've been watching for months at this point watch that and the nasdaq up by 2/3 of 1%. energy the best performer on the day today, and you can see here over the course of the past year, the energy etf, the oil and gas exploration of production have some rough goes. as of late, we're watching those energy trades play in here as well the worst perf

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. >> thank you >>> let's get to kelly evans for a news update. >> hi, morgan, hi, everyone.is what's happening >>> the secret mueller report on russian interference in the 2016 election is more than 300 pages long, according to officials with knowledge of it, that's raising questions about the substance of william barr's four-page summary he sent to congress. >>> at least seven people killed, 28 more injured when a fire broke out in a high-rise in bangladesh's capital many were trapped. after battling the blaze several hours, most had been rescued. >>> north korean state media reporting two days of military meetings were held this week in pyongyang with thousands of military officers in attendance. north korean leader kim jong-un presiding over meetings, being wildly applauded by his army leaders. >>> and it is opening day for baseball ballparks across the country are doing away with baseball's iconic snack, peanuts, to support fans with peanut allergies. many teams named specific game days as peanut free. don't think that bodes well for cracker jack either. that's the cnbc

i'm kelly evans. energy is the worst performing sector to date, off 2% and off 4% this week joining me craig johnson and boris schlossberg. welcome guys krig, what do the charts tell you? >> when you look at the chart, we did a comparison with the s&p 500. what's interesting in we had a huge selloff in q4 big relief energy a terrific performing sector we aren't seeing the performance the way we had seen in 2015, 2016 i look at this as a relief rally. i think we'll see energy sold and that money is going to rotate into other areas where there's more momentum in the market we'd be trimming positions in the xle. >> boris, what do you think about the fundamental prospects? >> i think the china oil story is important we had murmurs out of china that they're not happy with the trade deal because trump failed with the kim summit, the market is feeling they may fail with the xi summit. very bad for oil and xle i wouldn't touch it until we have positive news on that front. when we do, i think there will be a s

"the exchange" with kelly evans starts now >> here's what's ahead a big lift at the open lyft starting at $87 a share falling back to just $80 what happens if lyft sinks lower. a different kind of opening day for baseball season which is getting under way. the real story isn't the monster deals, the headline deals like bryce harper and mike trout. it's falling salaries and fewer fans showing up at the games plus housing troubles. blackberry making a big move and cucumber slurpees could be coming to 7/eleven >> i could use a cucumber slurpee but i'm not going to have one green is a cucumber across the board. up 155 points for the dow. hovering around the best levels of the day s&p 500 up half a% nasdaq up about three quarters of 1%. also checking out what's happening with some of the major sectors as we wrap up the quarter here technology the clear outperformer so far as we wrap things up in q1 of 2019. you can see here as we take a look at the overall picture tech up 19% s&p 500 up 13% worst performing sector, health care, that was the best performing sector last year. and to wrap thin

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i'm kelly evans. oil prices have been rising today above $56 a barrel on hopes of a china deal and slower drilling activity in the u.s for all the talk lately about the economic slow down in china the shanghai index has entered into a bull market let's go to bob pisani down at the new york stock exchange. how do you read this >> this is the kind of action, kelly, that indicates overall markets exhaustion we had a big rally partly on trade talk hopes and now that it looks like the trade talks really are showing fruition, stocks are pausing on that tech is weaker with software stocks like sales force down but also transincorporates are down. seven straight days in a row, particularly airlines are weaker also, those health care is down with big pharma like fierz and bristol, hmos are also weak. banks also down. retailers are weak as well after a very strong showing last week. consumers discretionary stocks are mixed. home builders are still strong there. now this is a big issue. how much farther can you

number one >> semiconductor >> oil pushing toward 60 bucks devon energy >> "the exchange" with kelly evansegins right now >> thank you, scott. here's what's ahead in a very big hour we just heard the president say he's considering leaving tariffs on china this as we're an hour away from the fed's decision is interest rates and the fed paying close attention to the trade war and its impact sent stocks to their lows of the day. >>> also jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon will join us with his take on the economy, the markets, the fed and the company's big push for workforce development. >>> plus, fedex's flop and oil prices touched above $60

i'm kelly evans. it's friday. the start of march s&p 500 is off to its best start since 1991 the nasdaq here is on pace for its tenth straight weekly gain for the first time since 199 the dow was up 227 point but we lost some steam. let's go to bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >> take a look at the s&p 500. great start. the four to one advancing declining stocks at the bottom drop after 10:00 eastern time. not terrible but disappointing, below expectation, ism numbers we had a lot of these economic numbers below expectation. we have to change that to get the earnings estimates up or else we'll have problems later in the year. great start to the year. we have 7.9% in january. up 3% in february. year-to-date up 11%. those are free numbers likely tends quarter definitely in the green here. how about historic highs i know it seems early to talk about it but we're only 3% from a historic high on the dow jones industrials average. russell 2000 lagging behind a little bit >> you caught my attention earlier. we

i'm kelly evans. u.s. job option in january rebounded to 6.6 million crude today crossed above $59 a barrel then it retreated on reports of soaring production boeing jumped on reports that a soft grade would be available in ten days for those 737 max 8 jets it still expects a fix in the coming weeks let's get back to the markets. bob pisani is new york stock exchange >> boeing helped fuel a rally in the dow and the s&p. we're above that 2815 level where we have failed several times, five times in the last six months this is a very positive if we close here in earnings the first companies with quarters ending in february are coming out mixed results. bro broadcom had a slow down in china. we're sitting at a historic high for broadcom oracle, it was down earlier on but now it's positive. just shy of historic high. adobe revenue guidance on the weak side. what does this mean? after the fourth quarter numbers came out earnings were cut fast and heavy three months ago particularly for tech. too early to tell bu

i'm kelly evans. that terrible data started us off on the wrong foot. despite the headline miss on jobs wages were up 3.4% on the year last month. that's the strongest yet this cycle. housing starts rebounded 19% in january. how are markets responding let's get to rick santelli out at the cme >> reporter: indeed you described today's action the shock value of only 20,000 jobs seems to have worn off. you zeroed in on what one of the strong aspects traders are paying attention to. it's not only the strongest year-over-year average hourly earnings of the cycle it's a perfect ten because it's been ten years, april '09 since we've seen a better year-over-year pace than the current 3.4. as a matter of fact the .4 was great. year-to-date, 2.55 is what we're nervous about. 2.60 was the intraday low. most important issue dollar index is down a third of a cent. chart hovering at a zip code of summer of 2017 >> quick follow up question. i saw after the jobs report came out the ten year was sinking to just about 2.6%. maybe a bit higher why this shrugging off of th

. >> thank you i'm kelly evans. >>> president trump unveiling his budget today calling for big cuts to the departments of state, transportation and epa. overseas china with a sharp drop in investing last month. retail sales dropped in january. markets are shrugging it off for now. bob pisani with more on the global slowdown and how stocks react. bob? >> hi, kelly there's two teems today. after a five-day losing streak we are finally getting a bit of an oversold bounce that's what i call it. particularly important to see the russell 2000, the banks, and the transportation stocks up today. these sectors especially weak since the beginning of the month with the transports down nearly 5% down 11 days in a row and see if we can break that today. second slowing global growth is weighing on earnings look at the shocking numbers there's a story clearly indicated s&p 500 companies with more than half the earnings overseas with greater downward earnings revisions so look here q1 earnings expected down 3.4% in the first quarter those with more than 50% of the sales inside the u.s. are seeing earn

. >>> the exchange with kelly evans begins right now >> hi, everyone, here's what's ahead. we're just minutes away from apple's big event, a new streaming service, a news product, and lots of celebrities all expected, we'll tell you what people are looking for and we'll walk you through the event live as it happens the bond market signal that's the big debate on wall street, what will the feds do, and how much depends on the trade deal with china fake bit coin trading, and amazon getting a boost from booze. that's all ahead we start with the markets, don chiu with the numbers. >> we're just about flat right now, we're b

i'm kelly evans. and lots of economic data. durable goods rebounded in january. it's a good sign for the economy. u.s. construction spending unexpectedly fell in december. meanwhile, inflation remained muted last month the producer price index rising just 1.9% for the year let's drill down on today's rally and see how markets are making sense of all this bob pisani at the stock exchange >> we're finally here. we're finally breaching the 2,800 level in the s&p 500 we have a shot at getting over 2820 why is that important? this is where five rallies have failed in the last six months. a break above 2820 that may drag in even more investors who have been on the sidelines. one thing might be helping us today is friday is a quadruple witching expiration. this occurs four times a year. it's the quarterly expiration of options and future there tends to be a slight upward bias in this week it's been up 24 times since 1983 down 12. that means up 2 out of 3 elsewhere, boeing is seeing more countries ground the max 8 plane, including canada notably today. in a note to clien

first kelly evans has a look what's coming up on the exchange. >> i do.s going public once again and lyft pushing ahead with its road show. why 2019 looks like a big year for ipos plus, what customers at olive garden are doing that helped parent company darden deliver strong earnings and goldman sachs says bye-bye to suits at the office what it means for those have dressed wall street for decades, the guys making all the suits? we're live at one of new york's top suitmakers that ahead and more on the exchange". "the halftime report"" is back after this from the start, the c-class was ahead of its time. still, we never stopped making it stronger. faster. smarter. because to be the best, is to never ever stop making it better. the new 2019 c-class family. visit your local mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional lease & financing offers during the mercedes-benz spring event. going on now. so they say that ai will put the future in the palm of our hands. that's great. but right now you've got your hands full with your global supply chain. okay, france wants 50,0

. >> welcome to the exchange everyone i'm kelly evans and weak sign in the housing market new home sales down 7% in january. purchases of homes yet -- homes yet to be purchased plunged nearly 27% u.s. import prices rose more than expected in february as fuel prices surged and toyota announces it will up investments in u.s. plants to $13 billion and add 600 manufacturing jobs let's drill down on today's markets with bob pisani at the new york stock exchange looking at key levels here, bob. >> we are waiting for a break up not happening. the s&p is still having trouble breaking out of the 2,800 range. now we have failed five times in the last six months right where we are right now all five of the six -- all five months last two months here. the good news banks, teching with energy stocks, all cyclicals continue to lead this continues the pattern we've seen since the december 24th bottom we have straen strength in sectors effect, industrials, communications services and energy the market leaders the defensive sectors like health care, utilities consumer staple are also up but gained less t

i'm kelly evans and stocks are losing some momentum from this morning. the dow dragged down mainly by boeing again, but the s&p is on pace to close at its highest level since october. that index breaking through some key resistance levels. bob pisani's at the new york stock exchange with a look at that for us. hey, bob. >> hello, kelly. let's call this one a day of consolidation. well deserved after a significant breakout for the s&p 500. last week it broke to its highest level since october. it's now less than 4% from an historic high. also i think importantly, the vix is sitting near its lowest levels since october and bond yields are near the lows for the year. of course, reits and, cough uof reits and utilities breaking out last week. can it keep going? central banks have their banks, that's the most important thing. and there are declining fears of deflation and many think recession is not likely in 2020. fed's in stimulus mode and europe is even on six-month highs and outperforming the u.s. but the long-awaited economic slowdown in europe may at le

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we'll do that in two minutes kelly evans has a look on what's coming up on "the exchange". >>> janetn is worried about debt levels. >>> tax refunds are on the rise. the latest numbers show an increase from last year. we'll talk about who is seeing that impact. >> more people own their homes these days but some millennials who are buyers are having buyers remorse. we'll tell you why that more and ahead on "the exchange". "halftime report" will be back after this his family. his steinway, which met a burst pipe. so grant met his insurance: you are caller number 12. which didn't quite cover the steinway. but what if he'd met pure insurance? owned by members. he'd have met: lisa, your member advocate. who'd introduce him to gustav: leave it to me. a temporary address, temporary ivory, and help him get tickets to the mozart festival. excuse me, grant likes beethoven! uh, the beethoven festival. pure. love your insurance. your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. because when it's decision time... you need decision te

i'll kelly evans fed vice chair richard clarida saying economic shocks abroad can hit the u.s. directly saying the fed will stay patient here tending home sales dropped in february despite lower rates and oil prices fell slightly today after the president tweeted asking opec to boost production let's drill down more on these markets. bob pisani is at the new york stock exchange >> hello, kelly. markets are still choppy but bond yields have stopped dropping, and that's providing some support for stocks today. the first quarter has come to a close and despite all the anxiety over lower treasury yields, investors should be very happy with their investment portfolio in the first quarter let me show you. it's not just the s&p 500 is up more than 11%. the best quarter since 2012. everything is up and i mean everything. this is very unusual stocks and bonds the russell 2000 is also up about 12%. wait a minute. your bond portfolio is doing great. high yield bond etfs are up 6% corporate bond etfs up 5%. even treasury bond etfs up more than 2%. and none of this includes the dividends. e

i'm kelly evans. a big widening in the trade deficit to nearly $60 billion in december that's prompted downward revisions to q4 gdp which could put that 3% growth figure in yepdy. adp said 183,000 private sector jobs were added in february. slightly below estimates but december revised and january revised way higher let's get a check on bonds and currencies with rick santelli at the cme. rickste? >> yes, a lot of action. it was a december number for trade so be cognizant of that. it's kind of old remember how the markets were in december we hope things change with regard to change but being december, that means a $621 billion 2018 deficit. but the important thing is you need to benchmark it to something. let's use gdp. it's 3% of gdp 0.2% more than 2017 to giveyou perspective. but that, along with the stock market, is putting pressure on rates. they are paying attention. look at the intraday, five-year down four base points. lost the 250 handle. three-day at 30. one of the star performers with respect

number one >> semiconductor >> oil pushing toward 60 bucks devon energy >> "the exchange" with kelly evans begins right now >> thank you, scott. here's what's ahead in a very big hour we just heard the president say he's considering leaving tariffs on china this as we're an hour away from the fed's decision is interest rates and the fed paying close attention to the trade war and its impact sent stocks to their lows of the day. >>> also jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon will join us with his take on the economy, the markets, the fed and the company's big push for workforce development. >>> plus, fedex's flop and oil prices touched above $60 today that's all ahead in "rapid fire." let's begin with today's ch numbers. dom chu? >> at the lows down to close to around 200, a little over 200 points in the dow jones industrial average off by about 170 points right now. still holding above the 2815 level. maybe support for the time being ahead of the fed decision. nasdaq off by 0.5% transportation stocks very much a focus. you heard kelly just speaking about fedex. that's factor that in to the dow jones

i'm kelly evans and the ten-year treasury yield is back above 2.6%, i know, not high, but still. the fed kicking off its two-day meeting on interest rates today and oil hits a four-month high after the opec meeting extending cuts ad fedex is looking for insight into the health of the global economy. let's drill into this with bob pisani at the new york stock exchange still climbing a wall of worry here. >> let's put up the s&p 500 and reiterate what's going on here the bloomberg story essentially says the chinese want assurances that the tariffs are going to be lifted if they make the trade deal, and obviously that's a sticky point in the negotiations, so it tells me they're getting very close to making a deal here there's a few sticking points. i wouldn't put too much in it. you see the market's already bouncing right here. kelly, if you want to figure out where the markets might be going, try watching what a bunch of fund managers are doing and do the opposite. every month, bank of america merrill lynch conducts a survey of global fund managers, widely watched on the street. tr

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kelly interview was insane. how about the dan crenshaw meeting, another hero on friday, showed off his captain america glass eye to the man behind the shield, actor chris evanswent on, they made fun of it and they all ended up friends at the end. >> that's what i love to see. that's what i love to see. there are things happening in the world, yesterday on futures, on sunday morning futures on fox news. maria: yes. >> that was brilliant discussion with john bolton, national security advisor. it was brilliant. you were talking about china. if anybody is thinking about what i'm talking about, you have to check out the show yesterday with john bolton. china is taking over everything. they're so obsessed with russia, everybody's obsessed with russia. russia, due respect to the russians, they're small fliers the chinese. now, that's a sketch that the chinese are taking over everything. we were thinking the chinese were take -- we were talking about the chinese taking over the italian restaurants in brooklyn, you know what i mean. maria: that's not going to happen, joe. >> [ laughter ] >> brooklyn girl. but there's fodder there. it's something that is happen. that'