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Fed Chair Powell says the Fed is focused on separating the signal from the noise, but with so much uncertainty in the market, we’ll look at how to position in both stocks and bonds. Trump’s tariffs remain a major source of that investor uncertainty, with the president saying reciprocal tariffs could go into effect as early as today. And one portfolio manager says investors should keep the faith in the Mag 7’s fundamentals, despite the noise in the rest of the tech landscape.
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Uncertainty about supply chains and higher costs are rattling C-suites around the world, as American companies continue to worry about growth. We’ll ask one CEO who’s uniquely positioned to look at both challenges. Plus, 6 of the Mag-7 stocks are down year-to-date, but Evercore just made one of them their new top pick in the Internet space. And we’ll look at the state of the semis trade as the SMH ETF breaks below a key technical level.
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Listen to the day's top stories, the must reads & a whole lot more for today's modern investor.
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President Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China are going into effect today, rattling the markets. We’ll look at how to position and what it all means for consumers and the Fed’s path forward.
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Tariffs are set to be imposed on Mexico, Canada, and China, but our guest is concerned there doesn’t seem to be any rush for countries to find an off-ramp. Plus, Warren Buffett warns the economy and consumer could weaken, but our market guest is ready to buy any pullbacks and tells us where he sees the most opportunity. And tariffs should be a tailwind for this U.S. uranium producer, but there’s more to this story than trade. The CEO of Uranium Energy Corp. joins us with his outlook for America’s energy security.
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President Trump and Vice President Vance argued with Ukranian President Zelenskyy during an extraordinary moment before reporters in the White House. The visit, which was supposed to culminate in a news conference between both leaders, ended with Zelenskyy’s abrupt departure. We follow the live developments and market action as the event unfolds.
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More signs of a slowdown are putting the Fed in a tricky position. We’ll debate what it means for the bull run. Plus, Bath & Body Works is plunging on weak guidance and the risk of tariffs. We’ll look at who else has the most exposure to China. And Trump’s gold card program has a hidden tax break that could lead to a boom in foreign investment.
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Amazon CEO Andy Jassy weighs in on AI, James Bond, and why Alexa+ is for the children in an extended interview. Plus, ahead of earnings, we dig into why Wells Fargo says Nvidia is still one of the most attractive secular growth stories in semis.
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Listen to the day's top stories, the must reads & a whole lot more for today's modern investor.
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Leverage, inverse and single-stock funds have exploded in popularity. But, could a turn in the market leave some investors imploding? What to know before you buy into this trend.
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A batch of negative data, including weak consumer sentiment, is weighing on stocks. Plus, UnitedHealth plunges as the Justice Department reportedly investigates its Medicare billing practices. And Wells Fargo has the retail names most exposed to the Trump administration’s shifting policy on immigration.
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Walmart’s weak guidance is weighing on the Dow, putting it on pace for one of its worst days of the year. Plus, a flurry of Fed officials are weighing in on tariff uncertainty and warning of a material slowdown. And the housing market could be set for another soggy spring selling season. We’ll ask the CEO of Tri Pointe Homes about what he’s seeing.
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Listen to the day's top stories, the must reads & a whole lot more for today's modern investor.
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President Trump reiterated his reciprocal tariff plan over the weekend. We’ll speak to an expert that says it really could lead to 20% or more tariffs on many of our biggest trading partners.
Plus, shares of Intel are surging again today amid reports it could be broken in two. But we’ll speak to an analyst who says he has a “better” idea to create value.
And, U.S. and Russia officials are holding their first high-level talks in more than two years, as they try to negotiate a truce in the Ukraine conflict. We’ll get the latest details.
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The major averages are set to end the week higher despite a whirlwind week of tariffs, inflation, and Musk-driven drama. But President Trump’s rhetoric around defense spending is spooking that sector. And Intel is on pace for its best week since 2000 on rumors of a tie-up with Taiwan Semi. We’ll cut through the noise with Bernstein’s Stacy Rasgon.
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President Trump is set to impose new, reciprocal tariffs on other nations, matching what they currently charge the U.S. to import goods. We’ll look at the fallout for stocks and the inflationary impact. And is DOGE distracting Elon Musk from Tesla? Wedbush’s Dan Ives doesn’t think so, and says deregulation will drive another $1 trillion in market cap for the EV maker. And Atlantic Council CEO Fred Kempe is in Munich with what European officials are saying about a potential truce between Russia and Ukraine.
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Today’s hotter-than-expected CPI print might make the Fed’s path forward a bit murkier, as Powell doubles down on not rushing to cut rates with the economy as strong as it is. Plus, Elon Musk is laying out his vision for DOGE’s cuts to the federal government, as his feud with OpenAI’s Sam Altman continues.
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Fed Chair Powell is wrapping up his first day of testimony on Capitol Hill, saying there’s no rush for the central bank to cut rates. Plus, Elon Musk is making an offer to buy OpenAI, but Sam Altman wasted no time shutting that down. And BYD is taking aim at Tesla in China with its new driver assistance technology
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Inflation is stealing the show today with consumers increasingly anxious about tariffs and higher costs. KPMG’s Diane Swonk is now forecasting zero Fed rate cuts this year and joins us to make her case. Plus, we’ll speak with the Frontier CEO as the stock soars on the back of earnings and on the heels of making another offer to buy Spirit. And the U.S. unit of Belgian cement producer, Titan America, is going public on the NYSE. The CEO joins us in a First on CNBC interview.
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January’s jobs report is on deck, and there’s likely to be a huge swing on the monthly figure and some major revisions. Plus, tech stocks are underperforming this year at a level we haven’t seen in over a decade. And Amazon, Affirm, and Expedia results are on deck. We have the numbers and narratives to know in Earnings Exchange.
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