china. european markets up slightly. wall street stock index futures leaning positive today. fallout from the u.k. s fiscal crisis after they said pensions would slide into its second bear market year. gas prices holding steady overnight, same as yesterday. $3.92 a gallon. let s bring in laurie bettinger, president of bank alliance and the former director of t.a.r.p., the troubled asset relief program. nice to see you, laurie. let s talk about september s consumer price index.
of that news. stocks in europe are all in the red as you can see. swiss shares up slightly. these are the u.s. futures. they re all up less than 1% though. u.s. stocks finished mixed on tuesday after sliding for the past four days as investors await key inflation and earnings reports. now let s take a look at how oil prices are to go this hour. brent crude is at more than $94 a barrel and wti crude is up $89 a barrel. here s how those prices will impact americans at the pump. according to aaa the national average gas price is $3.92 today. that s 9 cents more than last week and 64 cents more than a year ago. soaring gas prices ahead of the mid-term elections is not what the white house wants. president joe biden will work
bank of america expects job losses in the u.s. economy, about 175,000 jobs a month sometime the end of this year. jp morgan ceo jamie dimon warns the country could be in a recession in under a year. currently right now the u.s. economy is actually doing well. you can t talk about the economy without talking about stuff in the future. this is serious stuff. these are very, very serious things which i think are likely to push the u.s. and the world. europe is already in a recession. likely the u.s. is in some kind of a recession 6, 9 months from now. look at the gas prices. climbing nationwide up to $3.92. the chiefs rallied to beat the raiders in an action-packed monday night affair. carolyn maddow has this. this was a tale of two halves. expectations so high for them this season. the team brought in head coach josh mcdaniels, davonte adams.
recession. inflation, which is changing the effect nobody told you about, it s rates going up more than what people expected already and more from here. q.t. that we ve never had before and the war likely to put the u.s. in a recession 6 to 9 months from now. bill: he said the war there. he said four things. runaway inflation, unknown effects of tightening which we haven t been used to for the entire world for some time and also russia s war in ukraine. dana: that mostly has to do with energy. we had our guest yesterday who said hold on because these prices are likely to continue to go up. we ll follow it for you. that will be an issue going into the mid-term and the recession is 6 to 9 months from now. bill: 3.92 for gas. biden took office it s 2.39. people vote on that. dana: numbers are stark. bill: fox news alert.
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