i am taylor riggs. i want to bring in jon erlichman from canada. the big focus in the u.s., as we think about the president has said of that big jobs data this morning, highlighting broad-based recovery across sectors, talking a lot about the drop in the on appointment rate, broad-based, even for those without high school diplomas. he is touting the lowest on record for that. 4.3%. let's digest this as we move to next week. they federal reserve decision, cpi data also coming in the next week or so. we are doing that with lindsay piegza, steeple economist. as we tie in the big numbers we got this morning, what the president is saying, digesting what this means for the inflationary numbers this morning. do the numbers show that we are falling further behind when we think about a federal reserve that is still in qe? dr. piegza: in part, yes. this was certainly a strong number, well above expectations. when we look at earlier revisions, this supports the fed's thesis that the u.s. economy continues on a solid trajectory, at least from an employment sta

i'm taylor riggs, recapping a big day and a big week. we start with weekly moves on the two-year yield. at one point, the biggest weekly drop in yields since march 2020, some of that reverses a little bit but you are still having one of the biggest weekly drop we have seen on the two-year yield all the --what to soak in is the s&p and the nasdaq, the dollar strength as the swiss safe haven today, inflation and some of those geopolitical events continues to create risk as very here in the u.s. market. wti crude leads me to the next chart -- take a look at this. who biggest gain for crude ever on the week. that's the market wrap. what'd you miss? starts now. ♪ caroline: i'm caroline hyde, entities trouble take full -- focuses on geopolitics. not just russia, but its allies -- is china still one? the country kicking off its national peace hills -- national people's conference, and looking to china as it looks to hit those growth goals. you train -- ukraine is a key trading partner, but in -- on the rise of what happened with putin and russi

taylor riggs is here to break it down. taylor: when we think about the biggest moves on the day it's those inflationary pressures that were underway. really important when we think about the federal reserve. the equity markets as you can see are taking it in stride, they were posted near the highs on the session today, take a look at the nasdaq 100. big stocks that you just mentioned jumped with stock index chipmakers at more than 5% on the day, led by nvidia, intel, you name it, the 10 year yield, up eight basis points on the day to a 237 with a lot of those inflationary pressures starting to build. it wouldn't be a technology show if we didn't touch on gamestop just a little bit. these are the last days, emily, 82% on these meme stocks. i cannot give you fundamental news about this except maybe it is the original og meme stock with short-sellers again like we had a few years ago continuing to carry the story higher. getting serious again here, as you started the conversation talking about oil, think about how this always

." >> i'm taylor riggs. coming up, a warning from president biden to xi jinping. there will be consequences if china supports russia in its invasion of ukraine. what a call between the two leaders could mean. plus what more needs to be done to reach poor -- true pay equality. and he is hoping -- helping raise millions. we will meet the man behind the project including what inspired him to get involved. we will get all of that in a moment. first, we take a look at the markets. i think what is fascinating is the weekly gains, some of the best weeks we have had since november 2020. >> indeed we end the session high today. a four-day rally on the s&p 500. even more spectacular if you look at the weekly. tech made a comeback on the week. if you think u.s. tech has had a good week, look at chinese tech names. the nasdaq golden dragon index up 26% printed. we see yields rising. the 10 year yield 2.41%. the high yields don't often bode so well for tech stocks. i want to stick with this theme. look at my terminal chart, i am looking at big cap tech names. what you're seein

moments in the trading day bloomberg markets the close with caroline hyde, romaine bostick, and taylor riggsre live from bloomberg world headquarters i'm caroline hyde. stocks fluctuate as oil takes a pause. investigators assess the economic all-out from the role -- more in ukraine as we see sanctions across the board. we will get more insight on ukraine with the former you and -- you in deputy secretary general and a worker at the world bank. " how this geopolitical conflict is impacting the world supply chain. john butler is with us. romaine: