will speak to michael feroli, the chief economist of j.p. morgan securities.p to revive two iconic models. the automaker they return pickup of the ranger and bronco here to the usa where truck demand is big. we have the scoop from detroit. david, for me, the exciting part is the bronco. ford makes the ranger, i know it's in demand in the u.s., but the bronco is the one that real auto nerds have been clamoring for for so many years. is it really true, is it coming back? >> i think it is. they don't want to put out the announcement yet because they are in the middle of labor negotiations. they like to dangle in front of the united auto workers union, if you make a concession here, we will guarantee that you have products to build. ford has done well with iconic brands. the mustang is doing well. they are bringing back the continental for lincoln. i think this will come back because it has a real following among young people in southern california, even though they have not made a bronco since 1986. matt: we are looking at pictures of the ranger. are we going to

michael feroli, the chief u.s. economist from jpmorgan, thank you. matt: i am looking at the probability of a move. we saw the chart on the screen, the bloomberg screen. if you have a terminal and want to look. what you used to call of the function. 22%probability of a move is in the september meeting. still ahead, donald trump is a man with an opinion or two on the economy -- or three. he will be joining "all due respect." don't want to miss that interview coming up at 5:00 new york time. stay with us, the bloomberg market day continues in just a moment. ♪ back to thee bloomberg market day. i matt miller with mark crumpton. stocks are bouncing back after six consecutive days in the red. julie hyman joins us with a look at action on wall street. julie: good afternoon. we have this bounceback today, just a question of how big it might be by the closing bell and whether, indeed, it will last. we are coming up from the lows of the session with all three averages up by more than 1%. take a look at the s&p 500 on an intraday basis. ,e were trending downwa

some adjusting people talking with us today -- michael feroli with jpmorgan says october might be the time for the move. no one talks about the possibility for october is the professors are at the september and december meetings, but the fed could call a presser anytime they want. at the end of july it was 46% and that is deteriorating. i want to look in the bloomberg terminal for what i was watching -- the volatility in the shanghai composite's. sharesasures how many a are trading. -shares of thea domestic market. x: it is the steepest drop. until that comes down, you will not see volatility in the other asset classes. if you want to see him as a massive spike in volatility, look at the vic's index. alix: max it out. it is high, the press max. max. -- but press matt: i'm looking at one year. if you look at the financial crisis on, and i will take it from 2011 on, it it does not look that different. it has been a huge spike. alix: it has. absolutely. now you look at stories making headlines this hour -- a gunman described as a disgruntled station employee suspected in the killing of a