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Larry Lindsey, former Fed governor, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss why Lindsey withdrew his name for a nomination to the Federal Reserve, new tariffs on China and much more.
Flaring trade tensions between the US and China sent shockwaves across markets Friday, hammering stocks, oil and crypto while spurring a dash for the perceived safety of Treasuries and gold. President Donald Trump's threat of a “massive increase” in China tariffs shook Wall Street at the end of an already-volatile week that saw concern build about a bubble in artificial-intelligence companies.
A report from the Dallas Fed indicates that conventional wisdom about the jobs market is misguided — because it doesn't take into account changes in immigration.
The Trump White House is down to five finalists in its selection process for the next Federal Reserve chair, after saying two months ago that it was picking among 11 candidates.
Wisdom of crowds, indeed.
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on news regarding the White House.
Market Catalysts anchor Julie Hyman breaks down the latest market moves for Oct. 10, 2025. President Trump posted on Truth Social that there is "no reason" to meet with China's President XI later this month and threatened a "massive increase" in tariffs.
The Investment Committee react to news out of Washington that President Trump is planning to raise tariffs on China, pushing the market lower.
Marta Norton from Empower Investments gets real about what's driving the AI stock surge and what issues AI investors face. She also covers gold hitting record highs and the Bitcoin buzz that's got every investor talking.
Goldman Sachs' Jon Marshall joins CNBC's 'Money Movers' to break down the firm's latest tactical trades list, market themes, and key catalysts moving stocks.
Investors quickly grew fearful of heightened trade tensions as Trump appeared to cancel a planned meeting between himself and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping later this month.
S President Donald Trump threatened a “massive increase” of tariffs on goods from China, citing recent “hostile” export controls on rare-earth minerals, and said he saw “no reason” to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping. “I was to meet President Xi in two weeks, at APEC, in South Korea, but now there seems to be no reason to do so,” Trump posted Friday on social media.
Earnings season is dawning for the third quarter, and the first corporate scorecards from Delta Air Lines, Levi Strauss and PepsiCo revealed a consumer who is still spending—but with discernment.
Ritholtz Wealth Management CEO Josh Brown breaks down how to get started investing in the stock market: "You've got to build market exposure."
More than a week after the U.S. government's partial shutdown began on Oct. 1, bond-market traders were starting to express a greater degree of concern about the economic fallout.
Furloughed federal workers are being recalled to issue the monthly inflation report that was due out next week. The Bureau of Labor Statistics has said it would publish the data on Oct. 24.
Heritage Foundation chief economist EJ Antoni joins 'Mornings with Maria' to break down Nvidia's record highs and the Trump administration's approval of billions in chip exports to the UAE.
Rare earth export curbs from China are holding the world "captive," President Trump said Friday, threatening "massive tariffs." Stocks fell.
CNBC's Eamon Javers joins 'Money Movers' with breaking news.
Credit spreads are widening globally, signaling a potential shift in market risk sentiment and posing a risk-off environment for equities. Historically, tight credit spreads have supported high equity valuations; further widening could pressure P/E ratios and boost earnings yields.