Nightly Business Report

Can Nvidia beat expectations tonight? Our trader looks at the implications for the market and whether the AI boom is starting to cool. Plus, New York City is planning to rezone part of Midtown Manhattan to address the housing crisis. We’ll speak with one company providing the financing for conversion projects. And on the heels of La-Z-Boy’s results, the CEO joins us with her view on the health of the consumer and macro environment.

Soaring bond yields are worrying investors, but our strategist says this surge has him worried about a correction. Plus, ready or not, here comes another government shutdown showdown, and Goldman says it’s likely to happen in the coming months. We’ll look at the fallout for the Fed. And UBS is upgrading one company on its pricing power potential. The analyst behind that call joins us to make his case.

As yields hit historic highs, we'll look at how it impacts your money and the Fed's next move. And with China's central bank somewhat surprising investors overnight - we've got the impact on investors in the U.S. Plus, the read on retail for three names on deck with earnings: Macy's, Baidu, and Lowe's.

Just as important as the jump in bond yields this week, is the question of why this is happening now. For good reasons, like better economic growth? Or for bad reasons, like too much supply and central banks losing control? We'll look at what's been driving these moves, and where you can find the best value, right now. Plus, some major earnings drama. Shares of Palo Alto Networks have dropped 17% since their company's unorthodox decision to hold their earnings call today – a Friday – after market close. Dan Ives calls it a PR disaster. But one analyst calls it a super fun summer Friday! He's not worried, has a buy on the stock, and sees a 30% upside from here. And finally, one big-name investor drastically upped his stake in a high-profile name, but one of our traders says don't follow his lead. A special 3 Bails & A Buy: 13F Edition is coming your way.

Target and Walmart reporting two very different quarters, and with student loan payments set to restart soon, we’ll look at the names best positioned. Plus, the CEO of Goodwill joins us on National Thrift Shop Day with a look at the economics behind second-hand shopping. And Galaxy Digital’s Mike Novogratz is here with his latest read on the market, crypto, and the Fed’s next move.

Don’t bet on the Fed cutting rates anytime soon, says our market guest. She’ll tell us where she’s finding opportunities. Plus, the CEO of Jack Henry joins us on the heels of earnings with a look at the health of the banks and why their stock is the worst name in the S&P 500 today. And as rates keep rising and mortgage demand drops, there’s one housing name positioned to benefit from the environment. The CEO joins us ahead.

The Fed needs the economy to soften but today's retail data showing no signs of it. We look at why this could become a problem for the Fed and how you want to be positioned in this market right now. Plus, Fitch warning of possible downgrades ahead including big ones like JPMorgan Chase. Does this latest credit warning carry more weight? And homebuilder sentiment is dropping sharply. We’ll speak with a builder about what he sees ahead. 

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Chinese property giant Country Garden issuing a profit warning amid a decline in real estate sales, we have the latest details and the trade on the Chinese consumer slowdown. With the health care industry facing a critical worker shortage, the CEO of Adtalem Global Education, specializing in medical post-secondary ed, discusses what needs to be done to fill those positions. And recession rescue…a University of Chicago Booth School of Business professor reveals the current phenomenon he thinks will spare the US from a hard landing. 

Markets are breathing a sigh of relief on weaker-than-expected CPI data, but our market guest says don’t get too complacent and sees inflation rising again before year’s end. Plus, Disney is taking a page out of Netflix’s playbook on passwords, but is it too late to turn things around on streaming? We’ll look at some potential suitors primed to take it over. And the CEO of Cyberark joins us on the back of a big earnings beat and guidance hike with the threats he sees in the space as states like New York boost their security spending.

Crude prices are hitting their highest level of the year and our guest says ‘watch out’ because oil could push US inflation higher again even as deflationary trends emerge out of China. Plus, Stifel’s CEO joins us with his view of the headwinds facing banks and where the US economy could go in the next 6-9 months. And we talk to the head of a company that governments rely on to help clean up environmental disasters, and whose stock is moving higher on earnings.

Moody’s is downgrading several US banks and warning more could follow, but private credit is stepping in to fill the lending gap. We’ll speak with the CEO of one company which says it’s poised to benefit. Plus, big pharma seeing big gains thanks to the obesity drug boom. We’ll look at the four names in the food ecosystem that stand to gain and lose the most. And the cost of childcare continues to rise, but affordability is key to growing the economy according to a former Fed official. We’ll speak with the CEO of Bright Horizons about what it’ll take to bring costs down.

From rate hikes to cuts by next year? The NY Fed’s John Williams suggests that prospect in a new interview. We’ll look at what that could mean for inflation and the markets. Plus, is the labor market actually stronger than it appears? The debate between the ADP survey and the governments official data goes to the next level. And what’s driving historic lows in housing inventory? New data from Black Knight points to a few reasons and consequences.

Stocks pop and yields drop after today’s so-called “Goldilocks” jobs number. We’ll look at whether it’s enough to fuel the market euphoria and whether there are any bargains left to buy. Plus, Coinbase’s Chief Policy Officer joins us with a look at the regulatory landscape for crypto. And InvestingFixx co-founders Jean Chatzky and Karen Finerman join to discuss their newest venture for financial literacy.

The CEOs of Wyndham Hotels, and Portillo’s join us for a special Executive Edition of Earnings Exchange on the back of their results. Plus, the so-called crypto couple is back in court with a bombshell admission. And Shift4 founder and CEO Jared Isaacson joins to discuss Q2 results and the latest space ventures.

Bank of America becoming the first major Wall Street Bank to remove a recession from their outlook. BofA’s Chief Economist joins us with what has changed to make that call. Plus, if the economy isn’t deteriorating, why the U.S. credit downgrade from Fitch? Strategas’ Dan Clifton says it’s a warning shot to Washington, and we shouldn’t ignore the signs of stress that are building up. And oil just posted its strongest month in a year and a half, and that is leading to more pain at the pump. We look at how much higher oil and gas prices may go, and how much of a risk they pose to a soft landing.  

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Don’t get caught in the so-called “soft landing” trap, says our market guest. He tells us where he’s finding opportunities right now instead. Plus, the CEO of one under-the-radar AI name joins us with why his company is uniquely positioned at the intersection of AI and real estate. And halfway through earnings season, we’ve got Uber, Caterpillar, and Molson-Coors on deck in Earnings Exchange.  

The Fed might have a reason to pause rate hikes for the rest of the year, and our market guest has some ways for investors to position. Plus, one analyst is initiating coverage of a stock, calling it the “Messi of AI.” He’ll make his case for why it could rally 50% from here. And Golden Corral is launching a new fast casual brand this fall. The CEO joins us with what’s behind the debut, and his view on inflation.