Nightly Business Report

Kelly explains how there are signs the macroeconomic environment is actually improving.

Stocks are trying to stay positive as they come off a huge week of gains. And yet, all the major averages are still down 13% or more this year. We’ll give you some advice on what to buy for the back half of the year as the calendar turns to July. Plus, if you thought 2022 was bad for stocks, it’s been even worse for Crypto. We’ll hear from an expert who says the bottom isn’t even in yet. And, the Consumer Staples have been a bright spot in this volatile market. We’ll get 3 Buys & A Bail across that sector from our trader.

We’ve seen a sharp reversal in several key market readings on inflation, especially after the Fed hiked rates by 75 basis points last week. So is this a victory or a warning sign for the Fed and the markets? Plus, the week that was in housing… from new and existing home sales to homebuilder earnings to the rise in ARMs, we make sense of the data and what it’s telling us about the health of the housing market. And the corporate response to the historic Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade. We have the reaction from the health care world and from big tech.

The morning stock rally is fading, though the Nasdaq is still higher and up 4% in the past week. Is Tech ready to take off again? We’ll ask a top analyst if it’s time to buy Apple and other names. Plus, energy executives are heading to Washington, a day after President Biden pitched a gas tax holiday. We’ll bring you the details. And, we’ll give the action, the story and the trade in CarMax, Carnival and FedEx ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell is testifying on Capitol Hill today, and the markets seem to like what’s saying. But even with Powell sounding hawkish on inflation, is that what the averages need to here? We’ll debate. Plus, President Biden is set to officially propose a gas tax holiday. It should lower pump prices in the short term, but what about the long-term? We’ll explore. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in KB Home, Accenture & Darden Restaurants ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Stocks are on pace for their best day in June, even as calls for a recession keep growing louder. Former Treasury Sec. Larry Summers says the unemployment rate might need to go up for 5 years to beat inflation. If that’s true, what does it mean for markets? We’ll explore. Plus, home sales fell for a fourth straight month in May, and now one of the nation’s largest homebuilders says it’s seeing a slowdown. Have a we reached a housing infection point? We’ll debate. And, we’ll take a hard look at the stocks, the stats and the strategy on three names most exposed to the surging dollar.

Stocks higher after yesterday’s sell-off, but slowdown fears still loom. Why one economist says it won’t be a ‘textbook recession.’ EV demand is strong, but the stocks are getting crushed. We explore what’s behind the divergence. Plus, trading the travel names—why hotel stocks are a buy, despite consumer concerns.

Central banks around the world raising rates after the Fed’s 75 bps hike, including a Swiss surprise, so is the era of free money over? And what does that mean for stocks? From oil to nickel to wheat, commodity prices have been on a tear this year, but one technician is seeing signs of a trend breakdown. Plus, the Nasdaq is down 35% from its all-time high…one trader tells us how she’s playing it and the names to add in a downturn.

We’re awaiting a crucial decision on interest rates from the Federal Reserve. Will they hike by half a percentage point? Three-quarters? Or even a full point? We’re just minutes away from getting an answer, and we’ll explain all you need to know.

The countdown to the Fed is on. Will it be 50 basis points or 75? What does the economy need? What does the market want? We’ll try to answer all those questions. Plus, all this as the price of oil keeps going up. We get a technical take of why we could hit $175 a barrel. And, a look at three tech stocks with the most buys and big upside targets on Wall Street.

We’ve got another big market selloff on our hands, as the S&P slides back into bear market territory to its lowest level since March 2021. Meanwhile, the crypto market is crashing, the 10-year yield and mortgage rates are surging, and the Fed’s next big rate decision is less than 48 hours away. We’ll bring you all the latest details as they break, and keep you up to date on what’s happening around Wall Street & beyond.

The averages are lower across the board, on pace to post their worst week since January as inflation soars to 40-year highs. The Dow is down for the 10th time in 11 weeks, which hasn’t happened since The Great Depression. And the Nasdaq is in the midst of its worst stretch in 20 years, as inflation fears slam the Tech sector. We’ll tell you all you need to know, and offer ways to protect your portfolio amid the market selloff.

Markets are lower today, as the recent rebound peters out. Are stocks just destined to bounce along the bottom for a bit? We’ll debate. Plus, lumber prices have tumbled nearly 60% in the past three months, going from a shortage to a supply glut. Is this a sign of broader deflation? We’ll explore. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in DocuSign, Stitch Fix and Vail Resorts ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

The Nasdaq is having another volatile session, but has still managed to climb to back to where it was in early May. Is this a bear market bounce, or a durable bottom? We’ll explore. Plus, the Chairman of the SEC is out with some new rules for the stock market. We’ll hear from one of his biggest critics, and reveal what he thinks could be the fallout. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in Five Below, Nio and Signet Jewelers ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Retail is getting wrecked again, as Target warns of weakening profit margins due to increased inventory and cost pressures. But is this just a Target problem, or sector wide? We’ll explore. Plus, a bipartisan bill to define and regulate the Crypto industry is being introduced on Capitol Hill today. But what does it say? And what would it actually do? We’ll give you the answers. And, we’re taking a hard look at consumer spending in Earnings Exchange. We’ll bring you the action, the story & the trade in Campbell Soup, Brown-Forman and Ollie’s Bargain Outlet ahead of results.

Apple’s WWDC event is underway, as investors look for anything that can turn shares of the stock around. We’ll bring you live updates as they happen. Plus, stocks are losing most of their gains of the day as they try to rebound from last week’s slide. Are the markets still too volatile to jump in right now? We’ll debate. And, crude oil is nearing $120/barrel, as gasoline prices surge to record highs. How much higher will energy prices go, and should consumers expect more pain ahead? We’ll explore.

We just got another blockbuster jobs report, as the economy added 390,000 jobs in May amid more folks entering the workforce. Average hourly earnings also rose 5% from last year, with no signs of a slowdown. So does the Fed have to get even more aggressive? Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester joins us with her take on the numbers, and what they mean for the pace of rate hikes. Plus, as the Fed tries to engineer a “Goldilocks” economy, we’ll talk with an expert searching for Goldilocks stocks – not too expensive, but not falling knives either. We’ll get her picks.

The Fed is squarely focused on inflation, with Vice Chair Lael Brainard saying bringing it down is now the number one priority. But can the market weather a more hawkish Fed this year? And what does it all mean for the economy and labor market? We’ll discuss. Plus, stocks are turning higher after a brief bout of selling. Is this just an oversold bounce, or could stocks prove to be a haven in these inflationary times? We’ll debate. And, we’ll bring you the action, the story and the trade in Asana, Lululemon and RH ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.

Kelly explains why the Fed has a tricky road ahead to navigate.

The Federal Reserve has officially begun the process of balance sheet runoff, starting with $47.5 billion one month from now. But even Chair Jerome Powell doesn’t seem sure of what the impact of this additional tightening will be. We’ll tell you all you need to know. Plus, new data shows mortgage demand has fallen to a 4-year low. Prices are still rising for now, but what if rates spike even further? We’ll explore. And, we’ll give you the action, the story and the trade in Chewy.com, GameStop and Public Storage ahead of results on deck in Earnings Exchange.