andy purdy will join maria bartiromo this morning on "mornings with maria," 8:00 eastern time.ee how your money is doing this morning if we can pull up futures right now. look at that, green airs rose, dow up 77, s&p up 13 and-a-half, nasdaq, 47 and-a-half to the upside. still ahead, the house and senate are t battling over border funding a and time is running out. can anything be agreed upon? and apple's new move that could really put the tech giant on the road. we'll explain. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪ here we are. ♪ lauren: let's get you caught up on global market action overnight. u.s. stock market futures returning to the green, dow gaining 76, nasdaq up 46. european stocks are higher as well, reflecting some confidence going into the g-20, the meeting between president xi and president trump, what form of a trade truce if any do we get. some optimism out there. the hong kong market up one and-a-half percent. investors in the u.s. watching some e-con coming out today, first quarter gdp and initial jobless claims. cheryl: it is a border funding battle in washington. the

i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, may 12th. your top stories right now, jun. pardon me.op stories right now. breaking news, mass protests in hong kong, police firing tear gas and rubber bullets on the thousands of people filling the streets. we're taking you live to hong kong coming up. what a story. trade uncertainty hitting america's heartland. president trump visiting iowa last night, taking his message directly to midwest farmers. investors are sending stocks lower, futures pointing to another day of losses this morning, dow industrials down 42 points, s&p down 4, nasdaq down 25. remember, this is coming off a huge win. the dow yesterday snapped a six day winning streak for markets. it's been more ups than downs recently. yesterday, the dow was down 14 points, s&p down 1, nasdaq down under 1 point. european indices are down across

i'm maria bartiromo.just a few moments, real estate titan larry silverstein, my potential guest this weekend. the calls getting louder after import prices saw the biggest decline in five months in the month of may. the labor department reported that import prices dropped three-tenths of a percent last month, but will this along with the continuing trade tensions and a tame consumer price report last month be enough to convince the fed to reverse court and cut aggressively? joining me right now is the chief economist for jpmorgan chase, michael faroli. good to see you, michael. >> my pleasure. maria: let me get your take in terms of the broad economy, how do you see things? >> right. so right now there's a lot of cross-currents. we do think second quarter growth is a little softer than first quarter growth. the hard data looks okay, right? that alone wouldn't call for a rate cut, but there are some worrying clouds on the horizon. we have seen particularly business surveys that have softened some, so there

maria bartiromo, good morning. maria: good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo.er bullets as thousands of people protest against the proposed extradition law. we will take you there, live, to hong kong coming up. then taking action over china tariffs, google and nintendo are moving production, some production out of china. fox con says it is ready to move iphone production if needed. plus, joe biden flips his stance on china and it comes as he and president trump trade attacks on the campaign trail. wait until you see what he said he would do if he becomes president. investors on edge, futures pointing to a day of losses on wall street. there's a dekline of 80 points, a third of a percent on the dow, the nasdaq down 40, after the dow snapped a six day winning streak yesterday with a fractional loss, down 14 points on the dow, 1 point lower on the s&p and not even a point lower on the nasdaq,

cheryl: well, our own maria bartiromo had a chance to sit down with real estate developer and billionairearned after 9/11 to the state of the u.s. economy. maria: what are you seeing then? there's all this conversation happening right now that a recession is on the horizon, look at the inverted yield curve, the federal reserve just recently said, look, we stand ready to act to cut rates. do you see a recession on the horizon? >> honestly, i don't. then again, i'm a little bit of an optimist. i tend to look at things with rose-colored glasses. but as i also look around, i see much of america doing well. theeconomy, much of the economys strong, doing well. look at the job market. there's really nothing short of remarkable. cheryl: let's bring in gus gako. do you agree with his take take on the economy? >> the short answer is yes. cheryl: okay. let's move on. why do you agree with him? >> there's a whole host of reasons. when we look at the headline numbers for employment, that's the most important thing you want to look at. if you dig deeper, the jobs created in this country are coming from

maria bartiromo's "wall street" is next. ♪ ♪ >> from cannes, france, this is a special edition of "walleet." maria: welcome to program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo, this weekend coming to you from beautiful cannes, france. coming up in just a few moments, danny meyer, my special guest. later in the program, my one-on-one with the co-founder, ceo and chairman of black here,n the news of his historic donation to university of oxford. first, peter anderson of anderson capital management. thanks so much for joining us, good to see you. >> you're welcome. maria: so are you surprised? it was a week of mario versus jay. the european central bank talking about more stimulus on the way, you had jay powell and all of the speculation that we're going to see lower rates now for some time hate arer on in the year as well. what's your take on the broad economic backdrop and whether or not we should actually see it erased? >> well, you know, maria, i am dead set against rate cuts. i think that the reasons that are being floated out ther

maria bartiromo, wa week starts now. maria: happy weekend! welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead.what a week it was. i am maria bartiromo. thank you for joining us.we have a jampacked program. my exclusive interview with president trump, just ahead of his visit to japan for the g 20 summit and his meeting with chinese president, xi jinping. a lot to talk about with the present per the most elusive one on one with huawei chief security officer, andy purdy and the president of the federal reserve can robert kaplan put all the issues you want answered right here, right now this weekend. all eyes on the g 20 japan as the president met with xi jinping and the highly anticipated evening on trade. this week the treasury secretary steven mnuchin says he does see a path to complete a deal, however, the president said he has a plan b and is the same as plan a, mark harris. watch. >> we had a deal. and it was a deal that really was close to being done. >> steve mnuchin said you were 90 percent t

>>announcer: live from france, at the 2019 cannes lions, here's maria bartiromo with a special editiono much for joining us this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, june 19th. your top stories right now, 7:0. we're waiting of on the federal reserve. investors away the fed's meeting and rate decision at 2:15 p.m. eastern today, on whether or not jay powell will suggest or hint that a rate cut is on the way. president trump reportedly was looking into demoting the chairman, jay powell. we've got that this morning as well. fox business will have full coverage of the decision at 2:0s news conference at 2:30 p.m. you'll want to tune in. it will likely be market moving. that's why markets are flat right now. take a look at few churks churs, indicating little movement. a firmer tone with the dow futures up 13 points and s&p up almost a point and nasdaq up 4 and-a-half. this on top of a huge rally yesterday after the president announced he had spoken with president xi in china and that the twthe two will be meeting ae g-20. mario draghi in europe yesterday signaled more stimulus is

he's live with maria bartiromo on "mornings with maria," 8:30 a.m. eastern today.l: let's take a look at futures this morning. after those comments we got yesterday from jay powell, many saw that as accomodative. look at u.s. futures, we are really jumping in the premarket. dow up 91, s&p up 10 and-a-half, nasdaq up 42 and-a-half. a major investigation hitting shares of poultry producers. the government isn't looking at the food. we'll explain. what is your favorite restaurant chain? some popular names didn't make it. we'll tell you who is on top. keep it here, "fbn: a.m." ♪ and a little bit of chicken fries. ♪ cold beer on a friday night. ♪ a pair of jeans that fit just right. ♪ and the radio on. ♪ this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything you need to go. lauren: some head lines we're watching this morning. the justice department launched a criminal investigation into the chicken industry, looking into allegations tha

i'm maria bartiromo.l guest this weekend. the calls getting louder after import prices saw the biggest decline in five months in the month of may. the labor department reported that import prices dropped three-tenths of a percent last month, but will this along with the continuing trade tensions and a tame consumer price report last month be enough to convince the fed to reverse court and cut

is maria bartiromo with special edition of mornings with maria.t is wednesday june 19th, top stories right now just before 6:00 a.m. on the east coast, we are watching the federal reserve and waiting, the report that is the white house was looking to devoting the chairman of the fed this as we wait decision on policy, we will see cut in interest rate or hint that a cut is on the way, we are previewing what to expect from the fed decision today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. plus fox business will have full coverage of the decision and fed chairman powell's news conference at 2:00 p.m., joins -- join us live right here. take a look at futures, indicating apprehension, flat story, s&p down half a point and nasdaq up 2 and a quarter as markets and investors await the fed. yesterday a huge rally after president trump announced that he spoke with president xi and the two will be meeting at the g20, take a look at transpired. dow industrials were up 313 points at 4:00 o'clock on wall street, one and a third percent, 108 points higher, s&p up 28, almost 1%, europ

dagen: i am dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo.ow futures. this was chipmakers under pressure broadcom warned of lower sales due to huawei ban investors waiting on may retail sales report due out in less than 30 minutes, he is good nice bad news for the market? with how many -- 89% chance fed rate cut next month futures mark telling you, up for the week transports up morn more than 2% declines across the board in england, france germany in asia overnight same slight gain on nikkei in japan, weak industrial production and retail sales out of china, that pulling down markets, there. also watching commodities out of gulf of oman new video showing what u.s. says is iranian naef boat removing unexploded mine. from a tanker, we actually have a pullback in the cost of crude oil. 52 dollars 14 cents a barrel the moment. >> first notre dame cathedral will hold first mass since that disaster. oh canada. for on thea raptors winning first nba championship draining ready to celebrate coming up, cfr investment strategists lindsey bell, kevin kel

welcome thanks so much for joining us i'm maria bartiromo.oining me exclusively straight ahead here on "sunday morning futures" gop senator thom tillis on president trump using america 's influence with tariffs , to get new commitments from mexico to have addressed the crisis at the southern border, plus, how is china viewing the president's negotiating tactics as washington and beijing brain the ice on the trade showdown for the first time since talks broke down. we will also hear from house lawmakers this morning from both sides of the political aisle about this representative and co -chair of the house democratic policy and communications committee, and republican representative mark meadows of north carolina will break news this morning on investigating the investigators when it comes to the origins of the russia probe. will we see accountability for those who push the false collusion narrative? plus, foreign policy advisor to the trump campaign carter page is with me this morning on the edits and omisions in the mueller report raising ey

and president trump weighing in, speaking to maria bartiromo. >> it never ends. we have no obstruction, we had no collusion, people spying on my campaign. it's very simple. before i used to say it could have been. you have people spying on my campaign, it's probably the first time in history it's happened. they get caught, it's so illegal it's probably the biggest political scandal in history. and they got caught doing it. >> harris: also, one of the men behind the subpoena of robert mueller, house judiciary chairman jerry nadler, is laying out his reasoning saying he hopes mueller's testimony will reach the largest possible audience. >> just as he says, what was in the report, and says it to the american people so they hear it, that will be very important. because they've been subjected to months of deception as to what was in the report by the attorney general and by the president. that would be important itself, and whether he goes farther than that, we will see. >> harris: but republican raking judiciary member doug collins as it presents more of a risk that

maria bartiromo. cheryl: looks like she had fun.s admit their front page story on the new mexico deal at the border is a fraud and nothing more than a badly reported hit job on me. something that has been going on since first day i announced for the presidency. sick journalism. coming up, focus on trade. futures pointing up as the u.s. and mexico avoid punishing tariffs. what investors are saying, next. plus buying a piece of the great bambino. a jersey worn by yankees legend babe ruth had here in the studio, plus the price tag. that's ahead. ♪ ride this chevy, ride this chevy down a little back road. ♪ drive yourself over. the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back there when you can stay home with neulasta® onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta® reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1% a 94% decrease. neulasta® onpro is designed to deliver neulasta® the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. neulasta® is for certain cancer patients receiving strong

maria bartiromo wrapping up an interview with bank of america ceo brian moynihan who isn't quite buyingou? >> i don't think they will. maria: you don't think they will? >> unless something goes really wrong, i think the economy is stronger than people think. neil: all right. bank of america ceo saying he doesn't see it happening even though right now, the betting is 95% plus that we will see at least one rate cut by the end of the year. let's go to sean o'hara on that. what did you make of what mr. moynihan was saying? i don't see it happening? >> i think the critical thing that he said is unless something bad happens, and i think that's what's going on in the market today. it's a really simple equation. it's possibility of a trade deal plus a more accommodative fed equals market up. no trade or more tariffs and the fed continuing their path of increasing rates, market goes down. i think that's where we sit today. i thought what was most fascinating about the comments out of the fed was they are almost backing trump by saying if the trade things go longer than everybody expects, we are

maria bartiromo will speak with that state's attorney general 7:00 a.m. eastern time this morning on "mornings with maria." well, renault shareholders expect to devote in support of chairman jean cenard today. this is the first annual meeting since the executive was appointed to succeed carlos ghosn. renault's biggest shareholder, the french government, says he has the full confidence. tensions remain as cenard considered resigning hours after fiat chrysler withdrew the merger offer last week because france failed to back that deal. and those are your headlines, maria. back to you. maria: quick break and coming up, war of words, president trump and former vice president joe biden trading barbs on the iowa campaign trail yesterday. more on that and biden's flip on china, suddenly he says they are a threat. dow futures lower this morning. take a look, dow industrials down 90 points, what is driving these markets this morning, right here, when we come right back. ♪ it was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my hea

>>announcer: lining from france at the 2019 cannes lions, here's maria bartiromo with a special editionks so much for joining us, live from cannes this morning. i'm maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, june 18th. your top stories right now, 7:0. facebook's crypto, the social media giant creates a new digital currency, sending the stock up in the premarket. i'll talk to the head of the new cryptocurrency later this hour. plus, find out the major companies already on-board with this. the stock is up better than 2%. take a look at futures, indicating a higher opening for the broader market ahead of a two day federal reserve meeting, the dow industrials up 114 points, s&p futures up 15, and nasdaq you futures up 68 points. the fed is beginning its meeting today. we are going to be scrutinizing what the fed says tomorrow, 2:1t the news from jay powell. we're not expecting a rate cut tomorrow. we're expecting language to suggest maybe we get one later on in the year. there's yesterday's close, also firmer. s&p was up 2 points and the nasdaq was up 48. communicationsins stocks, energy stocks drove

i'm maria bartiromo.in, my potential guest this weekend. the calls getting louder after import prices saw the biggest decline in five months in the month of may. the labor department reported that import prices dropped three-tenths of a percent last month, but will this along with the continuing trade tensions and a tame consumer price report last month be enough to convince the fed to reverse court and cut aggressively?

maria bartiromo, wall street week starts now. maria: happy weekend!e program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead.what a week it was. i am maria bartiromo. thank you for joining us.we have a jampacked program. my exclusive interview with president trump, just ahead of his visit to japan for the g 20 summit and his meeting with chinese president, xi jinping. a lot to talk about with the present per the most elusive one on one with huawei chief security officer, andy purdy and the president of the federal reserve can robert kaplan put all the

i'm charles payne in for maria bartiromo. it's thursday, june 20th..s. navy spy drone shot down by an iranian missile over the strait of hormuz. iran's foreign ministry threatening a strong reaction to, quote, provocative measures. oil and gold both jumping on the news. an eye on the fed, all eyes on the fed, the central bank leaving interest rates unchanged but hinting a rate cut could be on the horizon. the decision sending the 10 year treasury yield below 2% for the first time since 2016 but ticking back up ou after the breaking new out of iran. mexico the first of three nations to ratify the usmca pact. president trump hosting justin trudeau today at the white house, pushing for adoption of the revised nafta agreement, this comes as robert lighthizer gears up to meet his chinese trade counterpart ahead of next week's g-20 summit. futures showing the markets will have a strong open this morning. the s&p 500 near record territory, stocks finishing finh slightly higher yesterday. in europe, meantime, you can see their markets are higher, the bank of

i'm maria bartiromo, tuesdays, june 25 top stories right now 8:31 a.m.wer by 13 president tweeting stock market is head for one of the best months in history! the dow s&ps and nasdaq all up, better than 7% in the month of jooin, european indices this morning flat take a look, ft 100 down 3 points cac quarante down 6, dax down 12, in asia overnight markets pulled back a bit, investors are awaiting g20 meeting any movement on u.s.-china trade when president meets with xi jinping on friday. >> the battle at the border is now taking place on capitol hill 4 1/2-billion-dollar bill to provide more funding for migrant families detained at border might not come up for a vote after all, house speaker nancy pelosi facing backlash within her own party over it, taking a closer look at democrats divided. cracking down on robocalls latest weapon in this battle, coming up the big money college sports ncaa could ban california consumes, from if championships due to a bill that could i mean more money for the athletes stories coming up, this tuesday morning first our top

maria bartiromo's "wall street" is next. ♪ ♪ >> from cannes, france, this is a special edition of "wallrogram that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo, this weekend coming to you from beautiful cannes, france. coming up in just a few moments, danny meyer, my special guest. later in the program, my one-on-one with the co-founder, ceo and chairman of blackstone, steve schwartzman is here, on the news of his historic donation to university of oxford. first,

maria bartiromo's "wall street" begin right now. maria: happy weekend, everybody. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. my exclusive interview with the krerk o of walmart. and bank of america's ceo. a weaker than expected jobs report in the month of may with the you be employment rate holding steady at 3.6%. economists were expecting 185,000 jobs. manufacturers added 22,000 jobs in may. to my panel for reaction we have mike murphy. and stephanie, you have been cautious on earnings. it wasn't a surprise to you to see the numbers coming in weaker than expected, waits. >> obviously employment is only as good as profit growth. we are in a process recession accord together government data reported last week. the fourth square and first quarter her negative. so we are clearly in a process recession. i think what we have seen is pricing power has been incredibly low for most of corporations. and they had this situation where prices have been going up faster than the ability to possible them on to consumers for al

economy and businesses when walmart's ceo, doug mcmillon, joins maria bartiromo for an exclusive interview on "mornings with maria," 8:20 a.m. eastern time. lauren: let's get to some other headlines making news this morning. a long delayed $19 billion disaster aid bill is headed to president trump for his expected signature. the house approved the measure which provides funds for relief efforts across the nation. more than $3 billion will go toward repairing and rebuilding damaged military facilities and another $3 billion goes to farmers whose crops were destroyed by storms and floods. fed ex under fire in china. chinese officials investigating the company for mishandling packages sent by yo huawei. the packages were diverted instead of being delivered to huawei offices in asia. fed ex apologized and said they were misrouted accidentally because of changes they made to comply with the crackdown on huawei. walmart is extending college benefits to high schooler as a way to attract workers. walmart says it will offer free s.a.t. prep courses for workers in high school as well as college clas

i'm maria bartiromo.larry silverstein, my potential guest this weekend. the calls getting louder after import prices saw the biggest decline in five months in the month of may. the labor department reported that import prices dropped three-tenths of a percent last month, but will this along with the continuing trade tensions and a tame consumer price report last month be enough to convince the fed to reverse court and cut