This is nothing this is something we should work on, and the work on this predated me coming to treasury and this has been a long time, and as i mentioned earlier, we may come back to congress and suggest that you pass legislation. I would ask you, this is not on your 2021 calendar. This should be on your december calendar. I agree. I look forward to working with you. I need to know whether you need legislation. I need to know what you need and we need to make sure that are 2 billion of outstanding debt where people kbts determine what interest is supposed to be paid, and i want to move on because i do chair the asia subcommittee for another week, and we focused on china. China could end up with 1. 5 billion of world bank loans. This is under discussion now. Chinas income has exceeded the level where they should be eligible for these loans and the Chinese Government has enough money to put a million uighurs behind bars and to build a military complex that destabilizes the world so it s
James freeman. Much made of the inversion of the yield curve between twoyear yield on the treasury and the 10year, but what do you make of the markets right now . Well, we had really a trifecta, the poor numbers out of china with Industrial Production worst numbers in 17 years. We had a poor number for germany, gdp negative, second time in four quarters, fourth largest economy, the Worlds Largest economy in europe, of course, the inversion of the 2s to 10s that weve all been waiting on. We have seen other parts invert. This is the one recognized being symbolic for, predictor of possible recession and i think that most of the reaction was about. But as we look at the numbers and relative, mixed Economic Data, unemployment is still low, wage gains are still there, i think yesterday was reaction to a lot of scary data that came in, but we are still positive about the markets and we think that weve got some runway head here. Dagen lindsey to that point, the 10year yield closed 1. 596 . I w
Anna dealing with deceleration. Chinas economy slows to the weakest since the 1990s. Flat. Er ipo goes ab inbevs asia unit pulls its share sales. Its stakes to boost in of the belgian company. Program. Ack to the matt it is a pleasure to be back. Futures slightly gaining across european equities. We had asian stocks pairing closed, chinahas doing well with a weaker gdp rating for the Second Quarter. June data points higher. Dax futures up 0. 2 . Cac futures 0. 1 . Ftse futures unchanged. Anna you are away for a week and im sorry, we dont have anything more exciting for you to return to. European equity markets and asian markets, you can see the top line. To get more exciting. We hear from jay powell. There will be lots to talk about. There is lots to talk about as we prepare you for the week ahead. Asian equities and in particular chinese equities recouping losses on the back of data coming out of china. New zealand dollar, quite a lot of trade between new zealand and the aussie dollar
You about how Retail Investors are feeling right now. Well explain. Im melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. On the desk tonight steve grasso, karen finer man, dan nathan, and guy adami. The s p rising 0. 6 . The nasdaq up 0. 4 . Well get to that in a minute, but first, new signs that the Retail Sector is ripe for some dealmaking. Shares of nordstrom popping more than 9 after reporting of its founding family is looking to take the company private. This news coming after similar attempts six years ago was ultimately unsuccessful, but it is far from the only deal percolating in this consumer space. Macys saying its agreed to open its books to potential acquirers. It and kohls have attracted activist interest in weeks. And theres tapestrys deal for capri, which is expected to close later this year. And shares of American Apparel giant Gildan Activewear popped after the board said it has several potential buyers for the company. Is this just the start of a coming wav
The god of [laughter] stocks. And right now were looking at the kind of session, charles, where we need to start with the intraday charts because weve already seen this mornings pretty powerful rally lose some momentum, but that actual could actually could change. Im watching a monitor right now because philly fed president patrick hard kerr who earlier this week said the fed could afford to end its tightening cycle is about to start a fed webinar on jobs and employment at any moment. As we monitor his comments and any marketmoving messages he may give, lets show you those intradays. At the open you see the dow spiked 455 points powered by the july consumer inflation data which showed that for the 13th month in a row the pace of rising prices slowed. Right now though the dow up 161 is. So weve kind of fritteredded away a lot of that. The blue chips along with the Broader Market still cant hold on to most of the gains. You can see the s p is up 12, high of the session a gain of 59 in pa