. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. former federal reserve vice president roger ferguson. gerri willis is standing by with the headlines from wall street to main street. gerri: the jobs report was a blowout by can standards. u.s. economy adding 313,000 jobs. january and december reports were resides upwards as well. unemployment rate holding steady at a 17-year low. one important number on the wage front. average hourly earnings rose to $26.75. the wage numbers easing investor concerns the fed will feel the need to raise interest rates faster. friday also marking the 9th year of the second longest bull market in history. since march 2009 the dow was up 280%. s & p up 280%. president trump signed a proclamation imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum. president trump: today i'm defending america's national security by placing tar rifds on foreign imports of steel and aluminum. we'll have a 25% tarif

. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. former federal reserve vice president roger ferguson. gerri willis is standing by with the headlines from wall street to main street. gerri: the jobs report was a blowout by can standards. u.s. economy adding 313,000 jobs. january and december reports were resides upwards as well. unemployment rate holding steady at a 17-year low. one important number on the wage front. average hourly earnings rose to $26.75. the wage numbers easing investor concerns the fed will feel the need to raise interest rates faster. friday also marking the 9th year of the second longest bull market in history. since march 2009 the dow was up 280%. s & p up 280%. president trump signed a proclamation imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum. president trump: today i'm defending america's national security by placing tar rifds on foreign imports of steel and aluminum. we'll have a 25% tarif

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good morning, i'm maria bartiromo -- dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo.e dow snapping a 3-day losing streak yesterday closing up more than 100 points but the s&p did finish in the red for the fourth straight day, if s&p falls again today, it would be the longest losing streak since november 2016 right before the presidential election. despite the rally and blue chips, investors remain concern over a possible trade war. something maria spoke with paypal cofounder peter thiel in an exclusive interview. >> you are always supposed to be antitariff, that needs to be part as well. it's obvious that there's something wrong with trade relations, we import $475 billion and export 100 billion. dagen: we will have more of exclusive interview with peter thiel coming up. we have a slight gain on the s&p right now. in europe stocks are higher, if you look at england, france and germany, you have a slight loss on cac quarante but gain on ftse and dax, in asia overnight, stocks mostly lower, small gain, and tragedy in florida, at least six people are dead after a pedestr

to do about gun control, good morning i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us this is sunday morning futures. there are new reports this morning that the justice department inspector general is set to call ex-fbi director andrew mccabe for leaks to the press in the hillary clinton e-mail probe. is it one more example of corruption at the top of the fbi house intel and judiciary committee member and chairman of oversight trey gowdy will join me live coming up along with former tore and president trump talks tough on trade but what impacts will these new tariffs on steel and aluminum have on american jobs and the economy? help us live with commerce secretary wilbur ross who himself a former steel executive and in the wake of the deadly florida high school shooting spree are changes coming to u.s. gun laws former new york police commissioner ray kelly is with me live this morning as we look ahead on sunday morning futures.

. >>> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was. thanks for joining us. coming up in just a moment, asset management's joel green blat, our exclusive guest this week. first let's get with jeri. she's standing by with the headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street. >> thanks. the red returned to wall street this week. the first hit came on wednesday when the new federal reserve chairman testified before the house for the first time and hints that the fed may need to raise the rates more than the three times folks expect this year. stocks finishing down 400 after being up triple digits in the session. his comments made the ten-year yield jump but then the market event of the week happened. >> it will be 25% for steel, it will be 10% for aluminum. it will be for a long period of time. >> president trump announcing big tariffs on coming on steel and aluminum. investors did not like that at all. stocks tumbling immediately on the comments with the dow losin

. >>> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo wall street. maria: welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was. thanks for joining us. coming up in just a moment, asset management's joel green blat, our exclusive guest this week. rst let's get with jeri. she's standing by with the headlines impacting everything from wall street to main street. >> thanks. the red returned to wall street this week. the first hit came on wednesday when the new federal reserve chairman testified before the house for the first time and hints that the fed may need to raise the rates more than the three times folks expect this year. stocks finishing down 400 after being up triple digits in the session. his comments made the ten-year yield jump but then the market event of the week happened. >> it will be 25% for steel, it will be 10% for aluminum. it will be for a long period of time. >> president trump announcing big tariffs on coming on steel and aluminum. investors did not like that at all. stocks tumbling immediately on the comments with the dow losing

. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. former federal reserve vice president roger ferguson. gerri willis is standing by with the headlines from wall street to main street. gerri: the jobs report was a blowout by can standards. u.s. economy adding

maria bartiromo. morning cytherea. >> good morning, everybody. i maria bartiromo.st coast. tensions over trade continues this morning. president trump preparing to sign off on steel and aluminum tariffs. but he's taking pushback from his own party and around the world that supports data commander-in-chief could spare some allies like mexico and canada for the tariffs. >> the president has been clear he wants to address trade imbalance is with a number of countries. they are taken advantage of for far too long and he will not allow that to continue under his watch. >> the resignation of chief economic adviser gary cohn. the dow jones industrial average down 82-point and was well off the lows of the day. nasdaq up 25 points and now features indicating today's open as we see a mixed performance. down about 28 points right now. the s&p 500 and nasdaq trading up this morning. mixed performances as well. european indices with fractional moves down two points. cac f11. dax up one half of 1%. best performer was in hong kong. the hang seng index up 1.5%. the right prescript

lauren: we say good morning to maria bartiromo. maria: good morning, happy friday.ll see you in a little bit. good morning, happy friday, i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us, friday march second, top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. volatility slams wall street. stocks tumbling wall street for third day in a row. dow closing better than 420 points, investors spooked after president trump's decision to impose strict new tariffs on aluminum and steel. >> we haven't been treated fairly by other countries but i don't blame the other countries. steel and aluminum will see a lot of good things happen, we will have new jobs popping up, we will have much more vibrant companies and the rest is going to be up to management to make them truly great, if you could ever make u.s. steel like it used to be we will be very happy. maria: tough day yesterday this morning looks like it continues, dow industrials down 200 points. tough opening this morning. nasdaq composite 38 points, trade wars weighing on the market. european stocks also under pressure, take a loo

maria: thank you so much for joining us that will do it for us on sunday morning futures i'm maria bartiromosee you tomorrow morning on mornings with maria on the fox business network join us from 6:00-9:00 a.m. eastern on fbn. stay with us fox news mediabuzz with howie kurtz is up after the short break. with expedia one ck gives you access to discounts on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the bicycle hotel & casino for 30% off. everything you need to go. expedia .. howie: on the "buzzfeed" the media portray a white house under siege on several front. hope hicks resigns after saying she'd told white lies for the president. >> think about that, the white house communications director admits she lied whatever the color to the public. >> she admits she told a white lie. to me a white lie is the president would like to do the interview it's a nice way of doing no. howie:' jared kushner's security clearance is officially downgrade.

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more maria bartiromo next. maria: great show, everybody, thank you.tuart: all right, good morning, earn. headline in "the wall street journal," u.s./china quietly discuss trade solutions. investors jumped on that. behind the scenes talks rather than a noisy public fight, just what a beaten-down market really wanted. after the worst week in two years, we're looking at a solid rebound across the board. we are going up, bigtime, a half hour from you, 300 points up for the dow industrials. treasury secretary steven mnuchin has made specific requests from china. he's called china's newly-appointed trade czar on the phone, and he's reportedly considering a visit to beijing. president trump, well,

maria: we send it over to maria bartiromo. maria: hey, ladies. good to see you. happy tuesday.romo. tuesday, march 13th. top stories 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. president trump orders broadcom to end in its $117 billion bid for rival qualcomm citing national security concerns. breaking down the big move this morning after trade concerns weighed on stocks again yesterday. the dow industrials closing down better than 150 points. industrials like boeing and caterpillar, the nasdaq closer to a record high meanwhile. the 15th record high this year for the nasdaq hear those check features and tell you what's going on this morning that the momentum on the upside. dow industrial up 60 points, one higher. s&p and not back also in positive territory. investors weighed on the inflation data. expected to be had by two tenths of 1%. a lot of focus on inflation. we will focus on it as well. europe markets edging higher. ft 100 up a fraction. cac up one half of 1% in the dax up 22 points higher in germany. marcus perform mix. the shanghai composite with the hang seng in hong kong that two th

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. >> announcer: from the fox studios in new york city this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." me to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. former federal reserve vice president roger ferguson. gerri willis is standing by with the headlines from wall street to main street. gerri: the jobs report was a blowout by can standards. u.s. economy adding1300

boo to say good morning and happy monday to maria bartiromo. its monday, march the third top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. getting tough on trade at the world has reacted to the trade talk. administration officials fighting back against criticism. wilbur ross address the potential impacts of tariff increases that began b. on "sunday morning futures." >> the important fact there are more people working in steel consuming industries than steel producing. the important fact is how trivial these event fired -- amounts are relative to their business. that's the proper measures. maria: trade debate driving stocks lower. dow industrial close to read for the fourth day in a row on friday that the longest losing streak in five months. dow industrials down 71 points. take a look at a bit of a bounce after the start of trading this morning. the future is bright showing a gain of 11 on the dow, 22 on the nasdaq. markets are higher this morning watching the election in italy and results they are yet get to show a clear winner but the populist party

we send it over to maria bartiromo. maria: good morning, ladies. happy monday, everyone.. top stories right now at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. covered in a trade war, the white house and china have been holding behind negotiations in an effort to ease rising tensions following the administration's move to impose strict tears. markets are rallying on this news. futures jumping 300 points higher. the trade strategy on "sunday morning futures." >> it is stunningly brilliant. what is trying to bring about is a way in which focuses on free markets, fair trade and reciprocal trade. it's important to understand that everything the president does every morning he goes to work is all centered around driving economic growth and creating jobs. not just here in america but around the world. maria: a rough week for stocks. dow industrials down five and two thirds%. yet again on friday, all three major indices fall. in europe, futures indicating also higher. update quarter of a percent. of two thirds of 1%. in asia overnight, stocks were mixed mostly higher. nikkei average of three qu

time to say good morning to maria bartiromo. maria: hello, ladies. good morning to you.dnesday. wednesday, march 28th. top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. technology stumbling yesterday by major technology gains. the dow jones industrial average down 344 points, up 1.5%. facebook, also that an apple which alternative for the year. the news coming as mark zuckerberg reportedly agrees to testify before lawmakers on capitol hill. facebook down 5%. features looking like this. dow industrial said to open about 50 points. nasdaq down 45 points. investors watching for the final meeting of the fourth-quarter gdp due out at 8:30 a.m. eastern. expecting growth of 2.7%. that is the economists estimate. right across the board come in the european indices come as 200 down two thirds of 1%. cacm da at both down better than 1%. steep declines across the board. worst performers hong kong, hang seng index down 2.5%. speculation is mounting that the white house is considering regulating chinese investment in technology companies. senator lindsey graham weighed in on lindsey graham

maria bartiromo standing by right now. maria: good morning to you. happy thursday. the east coast. trade tension with the dow closing down better than 200 points and a new concerns over the president's policy on tariffs, particularly when it comes to china. worries overshadowed the commander-in-chief promised that another round of tax cuts could be on the way. >> everybody says they will never have to income hasn't happened since ronald reagan to any scale and didn't even come close since then. we got it not only passed ,-com,-com ma but bigger than anything ever passed in the history of our country and we are now going for a phase two, which will help in addition to middle-class, will help companies and will be something very special. maria: markets this morning are trading up, indicating dow industrials up 75 points, one quarter 1%. s&p 500 up five points and the nasdaq up 11. europe this morning, markets on the rise. but they quarter of a percent 20 points higher. cac f. almost one half of 1% of two thirds of 1%. asia overnight stocks close mostly higher. shangha

ambassador to the u.n., john bolton telling maria bartiromo the leader is afraid the u.s. will use the military option. >> what has kim jong un the tension that has not had his attention or his fathers is the threat that we will use military force to destroy his nuclear weapons program. i think he scared to death a sad and scared death that donald trump means what he says. cheryl: meanwhile, pyongyang has been quiet since the announcement of the historic meeting. no official response regarding the position since it happened during the meeting. lauren: cautiously optimistic here. the white house unveiled a plan to prevent school shootings in response to last month's parkland florida massacre including spending federal money in trading school stock to carry concealed weapons. cheryl:.plan does not include the president's call to raise the age limit. it costs a panel to study age restrictions and other potential changes the law. kevin mccarthy on the "sunday morning futures" explain this congressional efforts. >> we need to start enforcing what we have, but more importantly w

in for maria bartiromo. it's friday, march 16th. your top stories and 7:00 a.m. eastern.ips fighting back, the dow snapping a three day losing streak yesterday, up more than 115 points. the s&p a 500 finished in the red for the fourth straight day. if it falls again today, that will be the longest losing streak for the s&p since november 2016. right before the election. futures are showing a little bit of a mixed action at the moment, losses on the dow and nasdaq, dow down 12 points on the futures. in europe, we've had gains to report in england, france and germany. in asia overnight, a different story. markets there mostly lower. standing with the president, tech billionaire peter tiel turning heads by supporting president trump during the 2016 presidential election, actually spoke at the convention and now 14 months into the presidency he told maria why he still supports the commander in chief. >> it's very hard to get things to work in this country. there are a lot of political governing institutions that are simply not working as well as they used to. the one thing th

maria bartiromo has an interview with the charles schwab. happy st. patrick's day. charles payne is here with "making money." charles: good evening. i'm charles payne. major averages finishing in the green and up on economic data. watch what's coming. wait until you get my take on the market. the trump administration putting the heat on russia, blaming the government for a campaign of cyber attacks that targeted the u.s. power grid. these developments coincide with a decision by the u.s. treasury department to impose sanctions on 19 russians and five groups including russian intelligence services for meddling in the 2016 election and other malicious cyber attacks. gillian melchoir and michael wahlor. the trump administration has couple under criticism for taking so long to vocalize criticism of wrush. now they are saying the attacks on our electric grid have to be taken as well. >> the u.s. intelligence services have known this for two years. tbawsm never touched the problem. to have trump come out sowing strong is important. charles: gillian, this is not going to b

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we say good morning to maria bartiromo, mourning said maria. >> good morning, lauren.s for joining us. i maria bartiromo. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the winning streak snapped. the dow industrials on a sour note folly nearly 400 points. the worst month since january january 2016, snapping a 10 month winning streak for both indices, the longest since 1959. features this morning, let's take a look at what's happening right now at the declines continuing. one quarter 1%. the s&p 500 for point s&p 500 for a point by the nasdaq weaker by four points. investors will be watching key remarks from federal reserve chairman jay powell once again on capitol hill testifying this morning before the senate banking committee. in europe across the board a look at the clients here. down one half of 1%. 35 points lower. 52 points lower in the dax index lower by one and a quarter% cut is 175 points lower in germany. in asia overnight, south korea was closed for a holiday. japan worst performer down on the nikkei average. don't be afraid to president trump telling lawmakers they need to

i maria bartiromo. it is friday, march 9th at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast right now.eement. president trump looks at the invitation and meet with north korean dictator kim jong un and maybe the situation comes after un invites them to this unprecedented meeting. >> i told president trump that in our meeting, north korea and kim jong un is committed to denuclearization. president trump appreciated the briefing and said he would meet kim jong un by may for denuclearization. maria: stocks higher in asia overnight at the cost in korea up 1%. in europe this morning, ft 100 just turn into positive territory but the dax is down a third of a percent. very much a mixed story of global markets this morning. let's check features. markets are higher. dow industrial up about 40 points percentagewise. s&p 500 at 15 and the nasdaq up a 25. investors are waiting for the february jobs report at 8:30 a.m. eastern in white-collar jobs friday. economists are looking for 200,000 jobs added to the economy last month that the employment rate down 4%, which would be a 17 year low. stocks clo

make sure you catch maria bartiromo's wall street tonight.st roger ferguson. >> the message we need to deliveries it's also got to be balanced. we have to recognize that the financial system, particularly banks, are better capitalized now than they were before. we don't want to lose that advantage. so i like what i'm hearing, randall carl's, who is the vice chairman for supervision at the fed talking about, he wants regulation to be effective and more evidenc efficient. >> charles: that's tonight at 8:00 p.m. you've got to watch it. we be right back. we will be right back. empowering. downright exhilarating. see for yourself why chevrolet is the most awarded and fastest growing brand, the last four years overall. switch into a new chevy now. current qualified competitive owners and lessees can get this 2018 chevy equinox for around $199 a month. chevrolet. find new roads. sure. momwhat's up, son?alk? i can't be your it guy anymore. what? you guys have xfinity. you can do this. what's a good wifi password, mom? you still have to visit us. i wi

continue to watch these markets for you, watching your money always and i think it's time for maria bartiromoning, maria. maria: good morning, ladies, it is going to be a tough day at the office, happy friday, everybody, good morning to you, i'm maria bartiromo, it is friday march 23rd, your top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. stocks plunging, the dow industrials yesterday tumbling better than 700 points amid new fears of a possible trade war after president trump signed strict new tariffs and restrictions on china. >> the people we are negotiating with smilingly they really agree with us, i really believe they cannot believe that they've gotten away for so long. they'll be a little smile on their face and the smile is, i can't believe we've been able to take advantage of the united states for so long, so those days are over. maria: chinese government has fired back this morning saying it plans to release retaliatory tariffs against the u.s., we are expecting markets to open down 200 points right off the gate, dow industrials down better than 1%. global markets following wall s

trying to resend it to maria bartiromo. >> hey, ladies. good morning, everybody.29th. top stories right now 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. shares of several big tech names. the regulatory crack down, both facebook and twitter are now in bear market territory but also by coming netflix, amazon island correction territory. look at those numbers. a regulatory crackdown going facebook's personal data scandal. apple ceo tim cook slams facebook. >> we are not going to traffic your personal life. i think it's an invasion of privacy. privacy is a human right. it's the civil liberties. >> the decline of the major averages once again. dow, s&p 500 and nasdaq on pace for the worst march in nearly 20 years. and in the quarter this week, today actually. dow industrials down nine points. s&p 500 done seven and nasdaq almost 1% lower in yesterday's trade. looking at the start of trading. dow industrial up 90 points. s&p 500 up half a percent with the 12-point over the nasdaq bounce after yesterday's decline of 55 points. stocks are also higher. the major indices higher across the

good morning to maria bartiromo. >> thanks so much. good morning to you. i maria bartiromo.searching for the first time in five trading days yesterday. all the major indices closing up at least 1%. futures this morning but the possible trade war over tariffs. as president trump remaining strong in his message. >> people have to understand our question on trade has been ripped off a virtually every country in the world, whether friend or enemy. everybody. train to the european imposing retaliatory tariff of 25% against u.s. goods. european markets this morning across the board up about 1%. cac in paris that three quarters of a percent and the dax of better than 1%. asia overnight with stocks closed sharply higher. as better than 2%. nikkei average in japan up one quarters than 3%. rolling back dodd-frank said to take steps to undo parts of the obama era legislation today. major impact of the services sector coming out. gun sales falling. fewer people are purchasing firearms in the wake of the deadly school shooting in parkland. the latest as the florida senate has voted to re

i maria bartiromo. thursday, march 22nd. 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. apologies that is.ing it a major breach of trust. >> this is a major breach of trust and i'm really sorry that this happened. we have a basic responsibility to protect people's data and if we can't do that, we don't deserve to have the opportunity to serve people. >> a technology and he says he's going to testify before congress if necessary. lawmakers have reached a tentative agreement on a $123 trillion spending bill. do they have the vote? the latest is congress scrambles to pass a bill before midnight tomorrow. trade crackdown. president maria: in a $60 worth of strip tariffs on chinese imports this afternoon. over concerns of a possible trade war. i will speak with the white house national trade council director peter navarro later this hour in what the president will announce today at noon time. futures pointing ahead of the announcement communicated the dow will open 160 points in two thirds of 1%. the nasdaq up 70 points lower. dotzler yesterday of course yesterday of course selling of accession

i'm maria bartiromo. happy wednesday to you..m. on the east coast, gary cohn out at white house, president trump top economic adviser has resigned, over losing the battle over tariffs head of the surprise noument president touted he loves to see competition in the white house. >> -- >> i like conflict two people with different points of view there will be people that change al change sometimes they want to go out do something else, but they all want to be in the white house, so many people want to come i have a choice of anybody, i could take any position in the white house, and i will have a choice of the 10 top people. >> departure taking a toll on markets futures to a sharp sell-off at opening oftrading a decline of 245 points right out of the gate this morning, and with cohn leaving some worry the administration will take a tougher protectionist position on trade. >> this after markets edged higher yesterday to look s&p 500, nasdaq yesterday, posting gains for a third session in a row, global markets are mixed in europe mark

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i'm maria bartiromo. your top stories right narks 7:00 a.m. on the east coast.re coming back this morning, stocks surged yesterday, the dow seeing its largest one day point gain since october 2008. all the major indices were up nearly 3% as worries of a possible trade war faded with the nasdaq up 227 points yesterday. check out the momentum this morning. futures indicating that momentum continues with the dow set to open up better than 100 points, the nasdaq set to open up better than 50 points and the s&p up 13.5. the rally holds on across the globe. in europe, markets are higher across the board. checking asian markets, green across the board. nikkei average up 2 2/3%. facebook is under pressure. the federal trade commission is probing the data practices. attorneys general from 37 states are investigating the company's privacy policies, something steve jobs warned mark zuckerberg about years ago. watch this. >> some people want to share more data than other people do. ask them. privacy means people know what they're signing up for in plain english and repeated

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