The real story has been Energy Prices lets look at what is happening with wti right now it is at 92. 50. Yesterday, it closed at the highest level in ten months. Check it out right now highest level since november 7th of last year there is bitcoin which is back above 27,000 we noticed this yesterday toward the end of the show. It was trading at these levels higher this morning at 27,319. Lets get you updated on the uaw strike shawn fain looking to expand the strikes if the deal is not reached. Here is the video he posted on x. If we dont make serious progress by noon on friday, september 22nd, more locals will be called on to stand up and join the strike. That will mark more than a week since our first members walked out and that will mark more than a week of the big three failing to make progress in negotiations toward reaching a deal that does right by our members auto workers have waited long enough to make things right at the big three. We are not waiting around and we are not mess
Greenback following the selloff on wall street friday, asian equities also fell sharply starting the week. The nikkei and hang seng closing down more than 2 today. Thats putting pressure everywhere else. Take a look at whats going on in european trading right now. We have a situation where you have red arrows across the board in europe. The ftse down 1. 5 . In italy more than 2 . Well take a quick look at the u. S. Equity futures as well as we take a look now, the good news is we have red arrows with the dow opening five points higher, the s p 500 up three points higher and the nasdaq up 2. 5 points. Over to sarah in the meantime. Among the catalyst most often cited, fears over tightening in u. S. Monetary policy and Credit Conditions in china. Lets start in china. Eunice is joining us live from beijing with an update. Good morning. Good evening. Good morning. It looks like we have averted a potential crisis here in china, there are rising fears that we could see a default in the shado
Jessica Rabe, an analyst from DataTrek, stated that U.S. equities usually experience substantial rallies that exceed the average price return of 9-10% in the year following the end of Fed rate increases.