Dow was down 2. 25 . If you look at what has been happening with treasury yields, this is the question. Will the fed cut and by how much the question is when. The tenyear note at 4. 44. We have seen yields push up. I think traders are actually betting that two rate cuts are more likely this year. Just seeing that in the fed futures at this point. We get inflation data this week with the cpi. That is key. Last week, we were talking about the jobs report and people were saying the Inflation Numbers are more important. The jobs number is big. We will talk to Mohamed Elerian about the topic later. And breaking news. The Biden Administration announcing funding from the chips act. Taiwan semiconductor is giving 6 billion in grants and 5 billion this loans for the factory in phoenix and then a third was announced. Gina raimondo will be on squawk on the street to talk about the chips act and the award at 9 30 a. M. Eastern. That is good news for Taiwan Semiconductor and good news for america.
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