Nightly Business Report

Stocks are heading higher, but bond yields are sinking as Fed officials hint that the pace for rate hikes may begin to slow. We’ve got all the market angles covered for you. Plus, Snap Inc. has fallen nearly 30% after reporting results. Is the weakness it saw in advertising a sign of things to come for other Tech companies? We’ll explore. And, we’re getting ready for earnings beyond ‘Big Tech’, from Energy to Autos & more. We’ll debate who wins out among some of the biggest names reporting next week.

Bond yields are rising again, with the 10-year note back to 2008 levels. The markets aren’t minding it, but can rates & stocks keep rising together? We’ll debate. Plus, for the second time in just 2 months, the UK is looking for a new Prime Minister. And the policies of the next PM could have a big impact on U.S. & global markets. We’ll explore what’s at stake. And, investors are getting a lot of earnings reports to digest. We’ll get you ready for CSX, Snap Inc and Verizon ahead of results on deck in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Mortgage rates could continue to rise above 7%, as bond yields spike again. We’ll hear from an expert who says the Fed needs to slow down the pace of rate hikes. Plus, crude oil continues to climb, even as the White House keeps selling our emergency reserves. Are we on a collision course with OPEC? We’ll debate. And, severe drought has the Mississippi River receding to record low levels. We’ll speak to the ACBL CEO about why this could turn into another supply chain & energy crisis.

Stocks are higher once again today, with the Dow now up 1,800 points from last Thursday’s CPI-low. But can the rally be trusted? We’ll debate. Plus, billionaire philanthropist & investor Bill Gates will join us to talk about his climate change ambitions, and the clean energy firms he’s investing in right now. And, with the Midterms fast approaching, does it all really come down to “gas and groceries”? We’ll preview what to expect as money & politics get set to collide in November.

Banks have been the big driver for earnings season so far, holding up better than expected. The big names are getting the most attention, but we’ll drill down on some smaller ones that could be good bets right now. Plus, Treasury yields are lower today after hitting decade-highs last week. Are we past the peak? The ‘Bond King of Texas’ says ‘yes,’ and he’ll join us in studio to explain why. And, could the bottom already be in for stocks? Remove bonds, and we’re seeing all the ‘textbook signs’ according to Ari Wald of Oppenheimer. He’ll tell us what he’s buying now.

Stocks are turning lower today, unable to build on yesterday’s massive CPI-fueled turnaround. If there’s more volatility ahead, how can you play it? We’ll ask the experts. Plus, more chaos in the UK, as the new Prime Minister just fired her head of Treasury and reversed course on much of her big tax cut plan. We’ll examine the global fallout. And, the latest retail sales data shows inflation is starting to take a toll. Will rising prices eat into holiday spending, playing “Grinch” for the retailers? We’ll explore.

Stocks are shrugging off the hotter-than-expected CPI data, with the Dow making an 1,100-point swing from the morning lows. We’ll try to make sense of what’s happening on Wall Street today. Plus, while stocks might be higher, inflation is too, posting another 8.2% jump year-over-year in September. So what should the Fed do? We’ll explore. And, earnings season is about to kick off, starting with the Financials. We’ll get you ready with a ‘Big Banks’ edition of Earnings Exchange.

Inflation doesn’t seem to be going anywhere…yet. And while all signs point to more Fed tightening, the Bank of England is still easing. We’ll examine the fallout. Plus, the Nasdaq is once again underperforming, now trading near 2-year lows. What will it take to finally turn it around? We’ll explore. And, earnings season is set to kick off, with big banks on deck. Our trader will give some advice on how to trade the results.

Stocks are making a big midday turn higher, even shrugging off comments from the Fed’s Loretta Mester that ‘more restrictive’ policy is needed. We’ll track everything from the macro to Main Street, and see how it’s impacting markets & your money. Plus, lots of geopolitical events are impacting the energy market, from Russian attacks on infrastructure to Iranian oil workers going on strike. We’ll explore what it all means for energy prices & inflation. And, if inflation is indeed starting to slow down, then will some stocks get set to pop? Our trader will name one group he sees rallying from here and why.

The ‘risk-off’ trade is alive and well, as the market trades cautiously ahead of a key inflation reading and earnings. So what does that mean for your money? Our expert says remove all ‘shiny objects’ from your portfolio and turn to dividend stocks. He’ll explain why. Plus, the Nasdaq is lagging once again, as Semiconductor stocks sell off. Should investors still stick with Tech here? We’ll debate. And, we’ll explain why you could soon see a surge in Energy M&A deals, and what it says about the market overall.

The job market’s still going strong, likely keeping the Fed firmly on its hawkish path. And stocks are lower as a result. But is the market overeating? We’ll debate. Plus, the consumer is also still strong, according to new data from Mastercard. We’ll speak with the analyst behind the report about trends he’s seeing and how they might influence the Fed’s strategy. And, we have a special Jobs Edition of ‘3 Buys And A Bail’ -- including one name Gina Sanchez says will do well no matter what state the economy is in.

Stocks are falling for the second day in a row following a strong start to the week. So is now time to get back into the market? We’ll debate. Plus, we’re less than 24 hours away from the big September jobs report. We’ll turn to Recruiter.com for clues on what to expect. And, real estate mogul Don Peebles joins us live with how soaring rates are playing out in residential and commercial real estate.

After 2 days of market gains, the bears are back in charge! And one expert says they’ll fight to keep control. She’ll give us the 4 names she’s buying right now, and the catalyst she thinks will end the bull-bear battle. Plus, Elon Musk’s Twitter deal is back on. The question now becomes: what will he do with it? We’ll explore. And, we’ll bring you the action, story & trade in Constellation Brands, Conagra & McCormick ahead of results in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Elon Musk has reportedly proposed to buy Twitter for the original $54.20 a share-price. With the stock halted for news we get the latest reporting, why Musk has decided the deal is back on, and what it means for the social media giant’s and Musk’s futures. Plus, why investors should get optimistic about risk assets now and the names to buy for the long-term.

Stocks are surging right out of the October gate. Is there more to come now that September is behind us? We’ll hear from an expert who sees another 15% gain for the S&P before year-end. Plus, it’s OPEC vs. the White House, as crude prices surge on news the group could make a big production cut. We’ll dissect what to expect at this week’s meeting. And, we’ll get a look at the American economy from one of its most popular restaurants. The CEO of P.F. Chang’s joins us to talk inflation, supply chain, the consumer & more.

Good news for investors: September is over! The Dow is set to close its worst month since March 2020, and worst September in 20 years. But given we had more inflation data and yet stocks are up today, is that a good sign going forward? We’ll debate. Plus, today is Sheryl Sandberg’s last day as an employee of Facebook. We’ll look at the company, and the stock, without her in the fold. And, Jerome Powell warned there’d be more pain as the Fed raises rates, and he’s been right. So we’ve got 3 ‘buys’ which can take the pain, and one that can’t.

Markets are down big today, as global risks and runaway inflation spook investors. What’s the risk of European contagion spreading here? We’ll explore. Plus, jobless claims fell to their lowest levels in 5 months. But another inflation reading – one loved by the Fed – is still red-hot. Does that mean bigger hikes ahead? We’ll debate. And, how is all of this impacting corporate earnings? We’ll find out when Nike & Micron report after the bell. We’ll have the action, the story and the trade in ‘Earnings Exchange.’.

Stocks are bouncing back today, after falling to their lowest levels since late 2020. Is the U.S. looking more attractive compared to the financial chaos in Europe? We’ll break down the Bank of England’s surprising moves to recue its bond market. Plus, Europe’s energy crisis may get worse, as someone apparently blew up parts of Russia’s big Nord Stream pipeline. The EU is claiming it was caused by ‘sabotage.’ But by who? We’ll debate. And, as Hurricane Ian makes landfall in Florida, we’ll talk to the CEO of Generac about his company’s efforts to help keep the lights on in the hardest hit areas of the state.

Stocks continue to slide, giving back their early gains of the day. So what are investors to do here? Our expert says you buy in, because dips driven by the Fed are always worth buying. He’ll tell us why. Plus, high-grade investment bond yields are now at 13-year highs. So why aren’t we seeing more demand? We’ll get a check on the health of the corporate debt market. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Cal-Maine Foods, Paychex and Thor ahead of results on deck in ‘Earnings Exchange.’

Stocks under pressure once again as yields, and the dollar, continue to rise. So how do you play it? We have three names well-positioned for gains right now. Plus, as oil hits the lowest level since January 6th, the CEO of America’s largest energy exporting ports joins us with his view on the state of energy, the economy, the supply chain and more. And, with credit card balances hitting all-time highs, and credit card rates at the highest level in more than two decades, we look at the state of consumer debt and what it means for the economy.