up, consumer staples will do fine.onsumer staples if i look at the s&p 500, consumer staples has the thinnest margins if anything goes wrong, that suffers. if we're not in a recession environment, i don't have to hide in staples. consumers are going to go out and spend on airline tickets you know, so i don't necessarily see a whole lot of defensive upside to that and then there is the valuation. because at some point, coming into early into the year, this was the crowded trade. people are hiding utilities, consumer staples, the valuations of these defenses are elevated >> it all makes sense. for tech and maybe it can keep going. anastasha, thank you >>> still ahead, exxonmobil seeking a deal, announcing they will acquire denbury for $5 billion. shares are down about 2%, not uncommon for an acquirer, but denbury is also falling. >>> and before we go to break, check out the online etf, getting a boost from amazon. and off to offset the dip in carvana, with a 5% drop today. it's at 37 right now shares have once again disc

somalia, we're a failed rains and internal conflicts had hampered access to weed, serial grains, or staples, in many african countries. and the green deal had help reduce their price. humanitarian agencies are also reliant on printed brain to feed people in country suffering. conflict or natural disasters. experts have worn that the horn of africa will be hit hard without ukraine's importance. earlier i spoke to non and data who's in charge of humanitarian advocacy and policy and save the children and i, roby. i asked her which african countries were likely to be affected the most by the collapse of the green deal? the country is that's i already a police officer viewed for the security in the one of our countries like so many a and e p a n k. yeah. as well as countries it is a hell that's have continuously had food insecurity. i'd have the light of him on the international green supply or the international. the aid assistance for the survival of millions of people will be baptized by, by the green, the not being in existence. now, many, many more countries that i have the names on we impor

harry coleman: empanadas are a south american staple, right? everyone says their empanada is the best one, right? the peruvians think that theirs is better, the venezuelans, the chileans, right? we're the only place that has them all in one spot. michelle coleman: you can have a couple come in and one can be from argentina and the other one can be from peru, and they can not only interconnect their cultures, but they can have what makes them feel at home. and that's another thing, we try to keep as authentic as possible. harry coleman: we're gonna just start small and easy. johnny devenanzio: and we just go with our hands, right? michelle coleman: yes. harry coleman: yeah, go for it. that's the ham and cheese. wow. harry coleman: the venezuelan's are a little larger. the peru's are a little bigger. the chileans have this traditional shape. that one's its own monster. it's like a playstation controller. you know, it does look like a playstation controller. the quality, the authenticity, the uniqueness of these empanadas. you have a bright future

consumer staples with the idea we are not going to see a recession >> staples are a place you want to be in when you want to hide out. staples are not something favored for a little while they are very expensive. very popular place to hide out the combination of very expensive multiple, plus some margin pressure coming from the fact they're losing pricing power. as inflation comes down, they're losing pricing power that is not a rosie one. >> scotlandman, thank you for being here. >>> the one word investors have to know today. first, a look at the state of freight. how should investors be preparing? >>> plus, china shoring up its economy but the street is not impressed. >>> adidas gets a surpriseee yzy windfall wo "worldwide exchange. stay with us welcome to a new era of flight. what if we live to 100. i don't want to outlive our money. i keep eating all these chia seeds. i could live to be 100. we work with empower, even if we do live to 100 we don't have to worry. eh, not worried. take control of your financial future to empower what's next. [announcer] tens of thousands of customer

um and, and weight is another important staple foods. but it's importing a lot of the other food and also the feet that it needs. because china is just a huge population, $1400000000.00 and more, which is about 18 percent of the world population, but it only has around 9 percent of the global farm land. and that means it can't produce enough a folder for that's needed. so it will always be relying on imports from elsewhere . and part of this is coming from ukraine also certainly from some other regions in the world. right. so it does sound like if he's in china is interest to get its ally russia back into these grain. do it is definitely in china's interest because china is very particular about food security and so low for price as far as population. this is also in order to keep the political stability in the country, which is certainly important for china. and when prices rise and there's a uncertainty about food security in china, this is a major issue as to a china has a large interest in pushing russia back to resuming the black se

colombo cube is economy grew by 92 percent last year, but the nation is producing far fewer food staples. and that did a few years ago as ad august and before some of our politicians and scrambling to find solutions for cuba. national assembly of people's power has been in session for the last 3 days. top of the agenda, reviving domestic food production, which is nose dived over the last 2 years. the typical seeing practically a 100 percent of foot staples are being imported instead of being produced in the country. 6 years ago, 40 percent of the rice cubans 8 was growing domestically. by last year, the figure had fallen to full percent to us maximum precious sanctions introduced by trump and lifting plays by, by a taking suit of people's plates. they solve the country of millions of dollars in revenue every year, which means less money to spend on such eliza petro, student pals. cheapest policy is focused on guessing food to those who need it. nice. for example, every child on the 7 still receives a liter of milk each day, but the state is capacity to see what the vulnerable from sancti

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health care, real estate or consumer staples head to @cnbcclosingbell to vote we'll share the results later in the hour >>> let's get a check on top stocks to watch as we head into the close. kristina partsinevelos is here with that. >> thanks, mike. another earnings beat and raised outlook for semi the bullish outlook is due to their industrial and auto business gaining momentum with the transition to electric vehicles and alternative energy. on semi is able to benefit the stock is up about 2.6% right now, buttist trading at an all-time high, up 72, almost 73% year-to-date speaking of stock highs, adobe seeing its shares hit a one-year high on the back of the company's artificial intelligence enabled products. that's why morgan stanley analyst upgraded the stock with a price target increase to $660 from $550. adobe may have been late to the party for a.i., but its platform for adobe creative cloud could be a major earnings driver going forward. that's why the stock is up 3.5% and up 63% year-to-date. >> thanks so much. >>> we are just getting started here up next, the fate of the tec

household staples rising faster than overall inflation, and gas could rise too. the government now warns u.s. oil production is cratering urge biden. the details on pandemic hysteria. "the new york times" finally admits the death toll from covid was overstated, was exaggerated. plus, another major breakthrough in the cure for alzheimer's. i'm elizabeth donald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ elizabeth: we welcome back to the show from senate homeland security senator ron johnson. senator, it's good to have you on, sir. what did you make of this former fbi supervisory special agent in the wilmington, delaware, office? worked on the criminal probe into hunter biden, confirms irs whistleblower saying the fbi headquarters did tell federal agents to stand down on interviewing hunter biden at his home in december 2020. >> well, elizabeth, it's good to be on. the evidence keeps mounting about the corruption that is the biden family. but as the evidence mounts, you don't see the mainstream media covering this at all. they continue to cover up for the bidens, the

stocks and utility stocks especially the staples stocks.looking basis and they will really be hurt by pricing pressure increases and price pressure decreases as inflation continues to come down. we see some margin pressure there. we see some really some valuation pressure from the topside. [closing bell rings] if this market still has legs which we think it does staples is not the necessarily the defensive play you want to hang out. liz: scott, thank you so much. 11 in a row for the dow. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. all right, despite being the target o

there's consumer staples lagging. consumer discretionary is lagging.g a little bit. i'd say broadening out is partly successful kbe, the bank etf. this is the big winner this has now recovered 60% of the losses since the start of the banking crisis in may. that is -- >> march, march. >> that is the big winner we've been seeing so far as for second quarter earnings, we are 50% through second quarter earnings, 251 companies reporting as of this morning 81%. that's a little higher than normal the average beat is what's interesting, 6, 6.5% i look at these numbers pre-covid because covid changed these beat numbers a lot before covid the beat was 6% this is the high end of where we had historically before covid. the revenue beats are on the light side i think this is because some companies are having trouble pushing up the numbers on the revenue side, pushing up prices at this point. so, finally, i think the big thing is the trend in earnings for the first half of 2023 the earnings apocalypse has been averted. the first half we had earnings estimates coming

, fewer food staples than it did a few years ago. as it augustine reports from havana, politicians and i was scrambling to find solutions for cuba. national assembly of people's power has been in session for the last 3 days. top of the agenda, reviving domestic food production, which is nose dived over the last 2 years. the typical seeing practically a 100 percent a foot staples are being imported instead of being produced in the country. 6 years ago, 40 percent of the rice cubans 8 was growing domestically. by last year, the figure had fallen to full percent. us maximum pressure sanctions introduced by trump and left in place by a taking suit of people's plates. they solve the country if billions of dollars in revenue every year, which means less money to spend on fetch eliza, petro, and food inputs. give us policies focus on guessing food to those who need it. nice . for example, every child on the 7 still receives a liter of milk each day, but the state is capacity to see what the valuable from sanctions is diminishing. for the la

and that's for the one at the, at the stars and i should go to grand staples the way done. the story of fussy, the pros are of a former ukranian security service officer who cited with russia. the ideological reasons in 2014 has documents confirming to pro and his criminal activities in ukraine. you took, i was still younger, supposedly put the key out as much as you get home that other project is like one of the impression that i'm supposed to look, you know, create and it was pretty soft core gonna we design you were going to run it you will be on the support can years now. we're still quite as district are going to be in the live beast functions sleigh. what i missed the city. but those invites, if you just have to work and under the new transplant those, the authorities, if you create in hospitals, prisons, military units, some orphanages, are free to use the organs of anyone under the care the, the law lives, the band preventing a transplant surgeon from taking part in a council of doctors who certified the death of a patient of his brain after which organs can be harv

like somalia, where failed rains and internal complex had hampered access to wheat, serial range, or staple in many african countries. and the green deal had help reduce their price . you mandatory and agencies are also reliant on you premium green to feed people in countries suffering. conflict or natural disasters. experts have warren, that the horn of africa will be hit hard without ukraine's imports. i'd like to welcome and get more now from none and data. she is in charge of humanitarian advocacy and policy at save the children in. now i will be missing data. a thank you for your time. i want to start by asking you which african countries are likely to be affected the most by the collapse of the grand deal? as um, i do said i yeah, punches that are already a police officer. viewed for the security in the one of our country's legs. so money a and e to a p, a n k. yeah. as well as countries and there's a hell that's have continuously had food in security. i'd have the night of you on international green supply or international aid assistance for the survival of millions of people will be

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and ukraine, staples, warranties haven't launched an investigation either. most certainly the ukrainian government officials, security officials, like the, the s, b o and police are involved. they would have to be why otherwise it would be investigated. and it's not, and it's not going to be harvested organs on store to transport. must be immediate the on the going supplement, meaning you have of most likely use and use the uh so for example, for us to put in, we're gonna use this for with eva for this. probably just a few more audio, really tiny business, separate hours. notice i can speak to a little more than this more term approach to it for the insurance to action on your comp. people are you in the few, but to use elliptical was more sometimes for the total cost on the quarter panel flushed. it's a beautiful piece of the for me, from the to the city was i'm like a couple of the more door people as i have to move to the shuffle and we suffer from uh, what i mean. just leslie mitchell. i'm just, just as if it's storage period expires, the organ come be u

but not europe's single largest exporter of rice, india has banned part of the supply of this staplefood to about half of the world's population to contain domestic prices, the yield of china's rice fields is also under threat in several areas of the united states. tensions, although rainfall increased after a heatwave and drought. the weather in the midwest will change just as corn and soybean crops are going through critical stages of maturation and with all the looming self-made famine. the west continues to blame russia for the food crisis. cancellation of the grain deal. this new weapon of the kremlin looks like one round. we believe that the international community must respond strongly to this deliberate attempt. putin to starve the population of the planet in order to get extra money or wage an illegal war. but this is a lie, the west and, alas, not the last. according to the report of the same un, the european union in total accounted for 8% of all deliveries under the grain deal . spain, italy and the netherlands became the main beneficiaries of the twenty main recipients o

and ukraine. staples, warranties haven't launched an investigation either. most certainly the ukrainian government officials, security officials, like the, the s, b o and police are involved. they would have to be why otherwise it would be investigated. and it's not, and it's not going to be harvested organs on store to transport. must be immediate as a separate deal, not got any supplement, moving the name of most likely as an east. so for example, for us to put in, we're going to use this little email for this probably just from the audio really to bring people to your business on a surprise to us and speak to a little more than the small term approach to wait for the insurance 2 inch and only call the boy in the few, but the lease elliptical was more sometimes for total comes on the quarter panel flushes and beautiful the diesel. so as to what i have left on the, from the it's a city a couple of the more door people is that move to the shuffle and we suffer from, uh, what i mean, i guess, leslie mitchell, i'm just just curious if it's storage period expir

fireworks are a fourth of july staple for sure. there are some cities where milder fireworks are legal. >>

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the zip it was you practically a 100 percent a foot staples are being imported. so don't think produced in the country. 6 years ago, 40 percent of the rice cubans 8 was growing domestically. by last year. the figure had fallen to full percent. us maximum pressure sanctions introduced by trump and lifting plays by button a taking suit of people's plates. they solve the country if millions of dollars in revenue every year, which means less money to spend on fertilizer, petrol, and food inputs. cheapest policy is focused on guessing food to those who need it. nice. for example, every child on the 7 still receives a liter of milk each day, but the state is capacity to see what the vulnerable from sanctions is diminishing . for the last 2 years around a 1000000 elderly cubans have done without the victim in approaching supplements the supposed receive are now triple digit inflation is hacking into people's spending problem. a problem that maria castillo is also aware of. she's just spent 2 days salary on a couple of mangoes and sometimes on the system before the pen.

this week, heat waves, the war and ukraine and export bands on essential staples. the threats to global food supplies are piling up. will that lead to higher prices and more hunger. also this week, oil supplies are tightening and prices are creeping higher or market starting to turn in opec's favor after a series of production costs. a lack of fuel, a lack of food, and a lack of money to buy basic goods to vice training, to an old ally, russia to help ease its economic crisis. the sporting temperatures ravaged funds from the us to china, russia quite a deal that allowed the safe passage of ukrainian grain exports through the black sea. and ukraine says moscow hit it's green silos and bond export routes. on top of that, india, a band, some rice shipments to keep domestic prices in check. threats to global food supplies are rising once again, and it's fear that they will raise costs and worst and hunger across the world. fenton monahan reports on the situation in lebanon, and chad of the wheat harvest season is almost over. farmers say they have little choice, but th

but the island nation is producing far fewer food staples than it did a few years ago. of joining us from barcelona in spain is hydro, lubo condo, dean of the college of communication, at the university of sharia and a latin america analyst. sir, what do you blame for this crisis? is it just the sanctions on cuba as economy or is it brought in and that, oh, i mean, or frankly speaking, it's a system that has been unable to be so successful, obtainable in texas for since the beginning almost the beginning of the rush of all the big i can started by few, the costs are all back in the 19 sixties and seventies to increase and improve to production failed. but and basically the cost of changing on was $1.00 particular cross which was sugar which day and exported to the soviet block about time. and they got heavily subsidized dr. stuart, the whole of productive agriculture upstairs or sector in, in cuba. so i system the productive system. people have never been efficient enough to sell to be self reliable on their own for and as always be dependable. the crises accelerated 19

this includes some companies within consumer staples as well as some companies which are discretionary be watchful about are we overpaying for growth? are we overpaying a long number of growth -- years of growth for that kind of thing? that is clearly one area of concern. the second is as momentum over infrastructure spent and capital expenditure recovery happens, some of the cap x delays are running had a fundamentals. the fundamentals of the companies will keep improving but markets tend to discounted pretty fast. for a near-term earnings basis some of the capex recovery payse whether infrastructure a railways or roads or ports the government are kind of looking slightly overpriced. rishaad: anand, thank you so much for joining us today. anand radhakrishnan joining us from franklin templeton. the indian markets got underway and we are positive. thanks for helping to lead the charge as far as the nifty goes. we are still at record levels now and we have the fresh hi if we did close at these prices. haslinda: still to come, concerns remain about pakistan's economy even after it clinche

and one in rolanda, for example, beans are growing on a large scale because they're a staple food and feature in almost every dish. or even with the advice of chrome system, scientists from the agricultural research center. it's proving a challenge for the farm run by band hodge fund them of it's that he's still trying to sell the organic chick pays from his 1st 3 years of cultivation when the have him come from what i'm doing. that's like, it's not me, it's not easy to shift this stuff right now. and we surprised just isn't what we need to break even what's after you. but it's pioneering work you and yeah, but we know that just missing the offices, the 2nd with create an sustainable value chain is something elizabeth failing also knows a lot about her idea or is that in future protein which crops will not only be grown here, but also cleaned packaged and sold as a sale from the enable. it makes total sense from the nutritional standpoint to cut down on meats on an increase pump production. stagen listen with us as does have chosen to that's what really b as a regional, sustainable so

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consumer staples will be a good place at the end of the year.e will have to leave it right there. thank you very much. getting ready to open thursday session. we did get private payroll numbers earlier today and showed almost half a million jobs were created in the private sector. leisure and hospitality particularly strong but remarkable numbers in anyway, let's see what happens, we are up and running. opening bell has run and a quick look at the big board and dow 30 expecting a lot more red than green and i don't see any green. do you? intel, apple, you can tell all 30 stocks in the red right out of the gate. s&p 500, the dow up 178 points. s&p down almost 1%, 4410 on the s&p. let's look at the nasdaq also down about 1%. done 132 points, we saw earlier ten year treasury yield up about 4%, not good for high-growth companies. big tech managing to ease out with its new dried up, that's moving. apple, alphabet, amazon all moving lower. mark walked into the green th there. let's get back to meda. we've been talking about threats, it's officially ou

you can make the argument ai is not just about nvidia, ai is going into everything, are consumer staplesthere are other groups of stocks that you look at. >> a couple things on that cheryl, first and foremost people are, for a.i., we don't even know how big moneytization is going to be if slowing, in october adding to technology and consumer discretionary technology, you want reliable growth if you look at microsoft, still in first half of progress take share from amazon, so, you don't have have to have ai work yet we were trimming taking those proceeds trudge tech s consumer staples putting into industrials nominee you want to own industrials where, boj manufacturing pmi we think bottoming but overweight tech you still have to even be in this group beginning of supercycle, a number of them you don't want to miss out as an investor. cheryl: adam johnston with me. adam: hi nancy good to see you. >> thank you too. >> i am a stockpicker help find specific opportunities but some people aren't comfortable with that just want to play market as a whole. fair point. there is room for everyone in

so welcome dealer with vanessa throwing at the at the start and i should go to grand staples, the way done. the story by sally bruiser of a former ukrainian security service officer who cited with russia for ideological reasons in 2014 has documents confirming 2 proteins, criminal activities in ukraine. you took a whole story on the supposedly put the key out as much in your home that either play it is a corner of the impression that there is but the look you know, create and it was pretty soft core gonna we design you were going to the guy that you will be on the support near semester wants to play his district are going to be in the la beast consciously, what i mean, not only city, but those invites, if you just have to work enough under the new transplant, to use the authorities if you create in hospitals, prisons, military unit, some orphanage is free to use the organs of anyone under the care the the law lives, the band preventing a transplant surgeon from taking cards in a council of doctors who certified the deaths of a patients always brain after which organs can be harvested

the seaweed has long been a staple food in japan, but the super food hail for its nutrients can also help me to get the effect of climate change in the oceans. a seaweed farm in japan is on a mission to make cope a boss of people's lives qualified this under what the cvt fund is stripe for the picking that finality to model is on his way with local fishermen to harvested his initiative. so she, me, he to us is one of many recent initiative subject vaughn, that wants to v store white feet for the colorado. so we did open for the past 7 years. we've been working on this project to come up with the 26 fisherman base to you at the kind of our fishing port. okay, so i gave the whole thing we've been growing, killed not only for farming, but also to preserve the eco system and tackle global warming the environment. the goal is to see the, the eco friendly, super crook. it absorbs carbon dioxide and research has shown that replacing a small spot for co site with the red feed reduces the paid emissions over 80 percent. at the factory, the seat is washed, dried and stored. it has been package

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. >> it's a staple in symp . >> pe from ss the bay area made their way to anchor brewing for a final chance to purchase some anchor steam beer and ing mercise. july 12ey are turninover all of the assets to a liquidator and closing by 1 august. a group of employees expressed interest in buying the company, but the union rep says they won't be sharing financial records.>> we are getting shut seriy.>> company didn't take spokesperson us empl bid came too late. ideal was being struck liquidate everything, from the brand name, the recipes, and the equipment. they will have opportunities, but through th liquidator.>> we are playing out options for what that will look like. >> the workers have hired a legal team. they have funding sources and the same fighting spirit that helped anchor brewing survived a century of hardships. they have a lot of customers who want to see the san francisco staple live on and brew another day.>> i hope we have a chance to match fers.>> in safrancisco,tom je.>>> we are learning more about breaking news, the bomb threat fremont originated domestic violence case.

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