Trump. Plus, apple now closing in on crossing below a key technical level. We debate whether growing action from u. S. Regulators will push it over the edge, and then later in the show, it is day three of our week long spercial, looking for Fourth Quarter ideas. Its wednesday, september 27th, 2023. And youre watching Worldwide Exchange right here on cnbc. Good morning, welcome to Worldwide Exchange, im frank holland. Lets get you ready to start the day. Take a look at this, futures are in the green across the board. The dow looks like it would open 100 points higher, the s p and nasdaq just shy of a half percent higher. Closing down more than 1 . Also his fifth down day in the last six. The dow now on pace for its worst month since may, and on pace for a second down month in a row along with the s p and nasdaq which you can see right here theyre tracking for the worst month since september. All of this is the prospect of higher for longer. It becomes a reality for many. The tenyear sit
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exactly who was screaming on the 911 tapes. 99% of canada s oil exports come to america. today president obama met with his nafta pals for a two-hour closed door meeting. when they appeared in public. well the president slapped felipe calderon on the back, the other guy, the leader of canada. this is how america s most special relationship is playing out. because yes sorry britain, canada is the country that lights america s fires literally, canada is the number one supplier of black gold to america. if you were with hoping there would be special bonding like watching a basketball game together or snarfing down hot dogs, your wives meeting and getting along famously. no, lorraine harper didn t even come. in fact the statement after today s meeting was it mentioned the budapest convention on cyber crime, but it didn t mention the keystone pipeline. part of a mini-ice age in u.s./canadian relations. here s steven harper on canadian television in january. just because cert
when they appeared in public. well the president slapped felipe calderon on the back, the other guy, the leader of canada. this is how america s most special relationship is playing out. because yes sorry britain, canada is the country that lights america s fires literally, canada is the number one supplier of black gold to america. if you were with hoping there would be special bonding like watching a basketball game together or snarfing down hot dogs, your wives meeting and getting along famously. no, lorraine harper didn t even come. in fact the statement after today s meeting was it mentioned the budapest convention on cyber crime, but it didn t mention the keystone pipeline. part of a mini-ice age in u.s./canadian relations. here s steven harper on canadian television in january. just because certain people in the united states would like to see canada be one giant national park for the northern half of north america, i don t think that s part of what our review proc
america, according to the eia. today president obama met with his nafta pals, the leaders of canada and mexico, for a two-hour closed door meeting. but when they appeared in public, well, yeah, the president slapped felipe calderon on the back. the other guy off by himself, he s the leader of canada. this is how america s most special relationship is playing out because yes, sorry, britain, canada is the country that lights america s fires literally. canada is the number one supplier of black gold to america. but if you were hoping there would be special bonding, like watching a basketball game together and snarfing down hot dogs or your wives meeting and getting along famously, nope. lorene harper didn t even come. in fact the five-page joint statement after today s meeting was, well, let me put it this way, it mentioned the budapest convention on cyber crime but didn t mention the keystone pipeline. it s part of an ice age in u.s./canadian relations. here s steven harper on