i'm sara kelly welcome to the program after weeks of lock down borders are starting to reopen across europe the european commission has unveiled a plan to revive the battered tourism industry and make it possible for people to take a summer vacation at the same time the german government has announced that it will begin relaxing border controls with other e.u. member states starting this coming weekend. border checks were supposed to be a thing of the past in europe change in zone germans were used to freedom of movement but the coronavirus put a stop to that cross border travel to neighboring austria switzerland and france was limited to those with an urgent reason to move now the interior minister has announced a road map to get the roads open again. that is simply that if people continue to show discipline observe the hygiene rules and wear face coverings then in spite of the easing of restrictions during may not only here but across europe we can foresee that the borders will be open on the 15th of june. 6th. border points which were closed completely will be reopened and there w

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know >> he'll be happy to hear that >> we continue into the last hour >> thank you tyler and kelly welcome. i'm saraisen with wilfred frost. stocks have turned positive for the day. the s&p up a half percent, 59 minutes left of trading. let's see what's driving the action worries over a second wave of coronavirus infections and economies that had begun to reopen like germany, south korea and multiple u.s. states but big tech and health care are once again outperfmi

coverage continues now with the gang from the closing bell >> thank you, tyler and kelly and welcome, everyone. i'm sara with wilfred stocks have once again edged into positive territory in a volatile day of trade just turning negative 59 minutes left in the session in what is on track to still be the worst week for stocks since march. let's look at what's driving the action an historic plunge in retail sales and industrial production as coronavirus freezes the u.s. economy. increased trade tensions with china. the administration looking to

kelly. welcome, everyone. i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost. major aemplg averages back to s of the day, down more than 2%. fed chair powell taking a cautious stance on the state of the economy saying the recovery may be slower than expected. hedge fund heavyweights are also sounding the alarm as davi

kelly. this is sara i just had a question for you back to the markets on the federal reserve.nd the fact that we're back to rock bottom zero interest rates. when do you think that ends and how much of a challenge is that for you on the business model? >> hey, sara it's a really big challenge for banks. you know how dependent we are generally on net interest margin although i'm happy we have a robust nonentry line of businesses like insurance work with the fifth largest entity in the country and so forth for the banking industry, it's extremely hard when rates stay low, it makes it very difficult to get the margins we need. they want to keep rates as low as they can they're right about that it's still the right thing to do and so i believe rates are going to stay, you know, in the general range that they're in probably throughout this year and maybe a good ways into next year then as economic activity is stimulated, you'll see them be able to slowly raise rates they may actually be very smart about how they're handling this different than the great depression even better than t

know >> he'll be happy to hear that >> we continue into the last hour >> thank you tyler and kelly welcome. i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost. stocks have turned positive for the day. the s&p up a half percent, 59 minutes left of trading. let's see what's driving the action worries over a second wave of coronavirus infections and economies that had begun to reopen like germany, south korea and multiple u.s. states but big tech and health care are once again outperforming the nasdaq now within 7% of its all-time high. another federal reserve official says he sees growth returning in the second half of 2020 and no need for negative interest rates. >> with lots to come on today's show, we'll speak with mylan's ceo. we'll discuss the company's outlook for the rest of the year and whether it's seeing a trend of customers stockpiling medicines. and the ceo of ortho clinical diagnostics will join us at the moment we are up 0.4% on the s&p 500. before we continue, just got to comment, new braackdrop, i love it did you do this by yourself? >> no, i had some help by the amazing technical staff at cnbc. i thin

. >> thanks, kelly and tyler welcome, i'm wilfred frost with sara eisen stocks surging for the second in a row we're back near the session highs on the dow he at tat the . up 350 points. and what is driving the action, optimism is boosting the banks and retail stock as dr. fauci says that second wave is not necessarily inevitable and tech stocks lot a bit of team but back in the green in terms of the s&p tech sector the last ten m

kelly. welcome, everyone. i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost. stocks in sell-off mode big time major aemplg averages back to s of the day, down more than 2%. fed chair powell taking a cautious stance on the state of the economy saying the recovery may be slower than expected. hedge fund heavyweights are also sounding the alarm as david tepper and stanley druckenmiller both say stocks are overvalued u.s./china tensions flaring again as the fbi warns that chinese hackers are targeting covid-19 research firms. >> we have a big lineup of guests today to help break down this sell-off including bill mill miller, david harrah, david ruinstein and liz ann saunders from charles schwab. down 550 points, down 620 moments ago. we've got full team coverage of today's market downturn. scott wapner, mike santoli, and steve liesman with us. that bearish call from apple when asked about hedge fund manager stanley druckenmiller's assessment that the risk/reward in the market is, quote, maybe as bad as i've seen it in my career, here's what he said. >> it's defini

coverage continues now with the gang from the closing bell >> thank you, tyler and kelly and welcome, everyone. i'm sara here with wilfred stocks have once again edged into positive territory in a volatile day of trade just turning negative 59 minutes left in the session in what is on track to still be the worst week for stocks since march. let's look at what's driving the action an historic plunge in retail sales and industrial production as coronavirus freezes the u.s. economy. increased trade tensions with china. the administration looking to block shipments of semiconductors to huawei and more signs of unprecedented pain in the labor market as layoffs surged to a record high, but u there's in data showing consumer sentiment isn't as bad as fear. zpl we're just on the s&p, flat on o the dow, just higher on the nasdaq we'll distusz the tensions and drill down on the impact with t.j. rogers. first of all, mike is tracking another volatile day for markets. elon has more on the escalating tensions with china and josh is watching the move lower r for chips. but mike, kick things off with you in the broade

sara in particular, happy mother's day and melissa lee who picks up now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. tonight's trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, brian kelly and when technology permits, hidden figures, the one thing missing from today's record jobs report that could have a huge impact on your money and something happened in china that's a bullish sign for disney what it is and how the traders are playing it and later, get ready for the having sounds like a horror film, but it's not everything you need ton about the major event about to take place in the cryptocurrency world. we start with the historic jobs report more than half a million people put out of work. the market rallied with the dollar ending higher and the volatility index dropping below its 1 hun-d00-day moving averag. when unemployment skyrockets to nearly 15%, do you think the stock market would be down but it didn't. so guy adami, what do you make of that? one would think and one would be -- myself, absolutely look, i definitely saw the move back to 2790 we talked about that for a while and kudos to tim who i use the word all of the time and the pain trade is higher and her

. >> thanks, kelly and tyler welcome, i'm wilfred frost with sara eisen stocks surging for the second day in a row we're back near the session highs on the dow he at tat the . up 350 points. and what is driving the action, optimism is boosting the banks and retail stock as dr. fauci says that second wave is not necessarily inevitable and tech stocks lot a bit of team but back in the green in terms of the s&p tech sector the last ten minutes or so and finally, optimism around the possibility of new stimulus. all of that helping the market up about 1% on the s&p 500 as we stand. >> coming up on today's show, big moves in the banks space and goldman sachs is bringing workers back to the office we'll talk about that with the president and ceo john waldron and michael novogratz will lay out the risks he sees. mike santoli is tracking the market action and a pair of key faang names holding their annual meetings as tech underperforms today and mike, start us off with the broader market and the action we're seeing right now. >> yeah, so we've been talking about this rotational activity away f

kelly. once dwagain. you're breaking news coverage continues with the closing bell. >> welcome to the show i'm wilfred with saras&p now down more than half a percent with 59 minutes left continued fears over reopening the country highlighted by dr. fauci's warning that moving too fast could hurt the economic recovery new data showing consumer prices plunge iing, raising investor concerns about deflation and in just the few hour, reports of new hawkish moves against china from the group of gop senators while in the house, democrat have unveiled a new u $3 trillion relief bill >> ahead on today's sh

kelly, great to be with you today. >> and now over to "the closing bell," tyler we'll see you tomorrow >> thank you very much for that. welcome to "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost alongside sarastocks back in rally mode. let's have a look at what's driving the action today hope for economic recovery as states continue to gradually reopen and congress debates a stimulus extension decent demand for the treasury's first 20 year bond issuance in decades. while fed officials show an extraordinary amount of uncertainty in the economy and the nasdaq hit its highest levels

kelly. once dwagain. you're breaking news coverage continues with the closing bell. >> welcome to the show i'm wilfred with sara. stocks have fallen through s&p now down more than half a percent with 59 minutes left continued fears over reopening the country highlighted by dr. fauci's warning that moving too fast could hurt the economic recovery new data showing consumer prices plunge iing, raising investor concerns about deflation and in just the few hour, reports of new hawkish moves against china from the group of gop senators while in the house, democrat have unveiled a new u $3 trillion relief bill >> ahead on today's show we'll hear from melinda gates about how her organization is approaching testing, treatments and vaccines and which countries she says are doing the best right now handling the pandemic. >>> plus, the interim president of new york's mta joins us to discuss a path forward for pass transit and whether people will ever feel comfortable riding in a crowded subway car again the biggest subway system in the country. let's focus on the big stories we're watching kayla has the latest on a new $3

sara in particular, happy mother's day and melissa lee who picks up now. >>> "fast money" starts right now. tonight's trader lineup, guy adami, tim seymour, brian kellychnology permits, hidden figures, the one thing missing from today's record jobs report that could have a huge impact on your money and something happened in china that's a bullish sign for disney what it is and how the traders are playin