give us a sense of what we should be looking for in the markets. so today, jon, all eyes are on the airlines after that latest incident with the boeing 737 max-9, but there s more. investors are still digests some of the labor market data we saw last week with nonfarm payrolls coming in higher than expected, but, of course, this is also likely to be a very busy week for markets, jon. we re expecting a new cpi print on thursday and the u.s. banks are also due to report on friday. so plenty ahead for the markets to monitor this week. yeah. you mentioned that terrifying incident and share on the up in the skies and shares of boeing are indeed down before the ball bell, boeing being
and just yesterday we got new market data suggesting that the demand for workers in the month of november dropped and that actually led some analysts to suggest the federal reserve will not cut rates as aggressively as some investors have priced in for 2024. and speaking about the fed, in fact, yesterday the central bank also released new minutes that suggested that, indeed, rate cuts are likely this year, but those minutes did not offer any sort of clues as to how and when that might take place. so all of this labor market data could actually help the markets figuring out what might be the fed s next steps in the next couple of months. certainly debate over those potential rate cuts will hover over 2024. let s turn to a couple other stories now. oil prices rose in early trading this morning prompting concerns about middle eastern supply. give us an update there. yes, we re also monitoring