And xmtchristmas in october as amazon kicks off its two day prime day today, the investment play and if any other retailers have what it takes to compete with amazon, it is tuesday, october 13, 2020 you are watching cnbc right here on cnbc. Let it go, let it go how youre one with the wind and sky everyones kid knows that song good morning, im dominic chu in for Brian Sullivan you can see the dow is implied lower by just about 17 points, so well call it fairly stage and flat nasdaq higher by about 77, the Technology Trend continues the nasdaq has been leading on the up side and down side over the course of the last couple months the major averages all coming off yet another winning session, the dow rising more than 250 points for its first four day winning streak since Early September. The major outperformer again was that nasdaq, surging more than 2. 5 for its best day since september 9. You can see there just over the last two days here, a massive move higher, 2. 5 gains there to clos
Miss the mark. Joining us for the hour, stephanie link from nuvine what do you think is driving the action right now, if the calendar is so devoid of data points so much for a slow day today, right . You had boeing you had over the weekend, china, small stimulus, which i dont think got a lot of press, it should have. And the data was okay. Durable goods can be explained away from boeing for the most part new home sales, up 17 year over year i think thats good. Chicago fed at a twoyear high i think theres enough momentum between now and the end of the year to kind of continue to see green days maybe we tail off a little bit at the end of the year, but i think well continue to see green days into the end of the year were on a nice streak so far. Lets dive into the biggest story of the year, that is boeing our phil lebeau has the latest on that. Hi again, phil hey, carl Dennis Muilenburg was fired after the board met over the weekend. The decision was made sunday night. And this was not h
Pulled that into this. Treasury, we want treasury to be able to have the cash that it needs and we are essentially taking that to our work. There may come a time when we talk about that. I think we are more focused, frankly, on the bill purchases the year end and review of supervisory and regulatory issues that were digging into and we think these are structural things, right just allow the liquidity that is already there to flow more freely perhaps by making fairly straightforward noncontroversial changes. We think there is some of that if they take role changes, it will take three months and things like that these things that were working on now, like going through year end with the overnight facilities and the bill purchases and the term repo, those are things we have to do right now and are doing. Chris hi. I wanted to ask the only change in the statement was a drop in the reference to uncertainties around the economy you seem very confident or it implies theres a lot of confidence
,fficials warning protesters stepping up its rhetoric on that front. David one of the interesting things is how any people are demonstrating. One recruiter one reporter said it is fewer people, but they are more violent. Nejra we have seen this. Everberate through the markets youre seeing u. S. Futures negative now. They were positive earlier. The 10 year yield dropped 10 basis points last week. We are down to a 1. 69 handle. Session backodays about 1500 an ounce. David the one clear winner is gold for the last week or two. Morning brief. E we get cpi data, followed by china retail sales numbers. We get german gdp numbers. Thursday it is u. S. Retail sales for last month, and walmart reports earnings. Friday, the u. S. Reports Housing Starts for the last month. It is time for the bloomberg first take. We are joined by Brooke Sullivan in new york and Kristine Aquino with nejra cehic. Lets start with argentinas shock, a big defeat for mr. Macri in the primaries that suggests he may not g
Good morning a warm welcome to Worldwide Exchange on cnbc. Im wilfred frost. Lets get to the Global Market its a shortened day on wall street today markets closing at 1 00 p. M. Eastern time two days ago the dow and s p slightly lower the nasdaq slightly higher markets were closed state side yesterday. We are expecting to open flat. The nasdaq and s p just above the flat line with the dow fractionally lower lets look at markets around the rest of the world. Asia is the focus this weekend yesterday in particular we saw the biggest selloff for the smaller cap shenzhen index in china for three years. The shanghai index was down 2 an important day of Standing Firm off the back of that today. Shanghai is flat the rest of asia positive. This ongoing issue in china of late is focused on the government cracking down on various measures including trying to frighten Credit Conditions that led to a spike in bond yields particularly further down the curve. People have been focusing on that the sel