sabrina kessler sabrina looks like the week is ending on a positive note there give us europe so there wasn't really a lot of driving the markets today stocks were a bit higher in the end but a little. overall we are currently ahead of the labor day weekend so investors are catching a breath right now off of this pretty balmy ride that we saw in august we had lots of movement in the past week lots of signals of pointing to what a potential recession just remember of the inverted yield curve at the beginning of august so what's a pretty wild month here over all of the major indexes finished this week with their worst monthly performance since may the dow is now down 1.7 percent now say even a 2.8 percent now sabrina's trade war has been quite abstract to many u.s. consumers and that is about to change on sunday when shoes diapers t.v. sets made in china will be hit with terrorists how long is it going to take for people to notice. well the effect of those tariffs is expected to come rather slowly than appearing overnight i mean consumers are not likely to walk into a store on sunday and suddenly see higher prices that's for sure in fact most of these goods you see in stores right now were already important so there is no need for a higher prices on tell at these goods a sell out and even if they do in the upcoming weeks retailers are certainly willing to hold hold costs down however price is all likely to spike within the next month that's what experts say and that's for sure so because learn new york thank you. now to a meeting of 2 true tech trailblazers alibaba founder jack ma and test the chief executive both have bills business empires thanks to digital technology both have made fortunes and b

shopping season now for some more analysis let's cross over to wall street and our correspondent sabrina kessler sabrina looks like the week is ending on a positive note there give us your wrap. so there wasn't really a lot of driving the markets today is stocks were a bit higher in the end but a little change to overall we are currently ahead of the labor day weekend so investors are catching a breath right now off of this pretty balmy ride that we saw in august we had lots of movement in the past week lots of signals of pointing to what a potential recession just remember of the inverted yield curve at the beginning of august so wall street wraps up a pretty wild month here over all of the major indexes finished this week with their worst monthly performance since may the dow is now down 1.7 percent now say even a 2.8 percent now sopranos trade war has been quite abstract to many years consumers and that is about to change on sunday when shoes diapers t.v. sets made in china will be hit with terrorists how long is it going to take for people to notice well the effect of those tariffs is expected to co