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Brooks Running CEO: Tariffs are a 'significant math problem for us'
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 14:00
Tariff Impact - The athletic footwear industry has historically faced tariffs of approximately 20% from Southeast Asia [1] - Current tariffs represent a 100% increase on duties for the company when importing into the US [2] - The company states it cannot fully absorb the tariff increase while maintaining investment in R&D, innovation, and employees [2] - Slight price increases are expected in 2026 as a result of the tariffs [2] Production and Sourcing - The company intends to maintain its production locations overseas in Asia, specifically Southeast Asia [1]
What you need to know about Social Security as the program turns 90
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:53
Sharon, just give us context here for a minute. Where does the Social Security program stand today in 2025, 90 years after it was started. Well, it's changing quite a bit.And what the Social Security Administration wants to do is make it more digital friendly. They're really trying to get more people, encourage more people not just to talk about Social Security, but to go on the website and check out what their earnings are, make sure that information is accurate, and have about 200 million people be digita ...
Ferguson: Inflation seems stuck and possibly going higher
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:53
So, what are the real implications of this hotter than expected PPI report. So, CPI, it was a bit mixed. Uh, headline was better than expected, but core was a bit hotter.And people said, well, it was just better than feared. This one's a lot worse than feared. Does this take a 25 basis point cut off the table. Does it officially eliminate the idea of a 50 basis point cut where was kind of that became kind of a whisper conversation going on as well. Look, I think a 50 basis point cut was never really that mu ...
Opening Bell: August 15, 2025
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:52
bottom level. So, look, we've kind of compressed the margin of safety here a little bit. People are very comfortable with the rotation that's keeping the index afloat near all-time highs, but you know, we'll see.Late summer can get stormy. Things will get interesting next week as well as we get some more July quarter earnings out of retail, Walmart, and so forth. Here's the opening bell and the CBC Hill time Exchange of the big board.It's the John and Matthew Foundation at the NASDAQ. Biome Therapeutics cel ...
President Trump departs for high stakes meeting with Putin
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:52
is on route to Alaska where he will meet with his Russian counterpart later today to discuss ending the war in Ukraine. Our Aean Javvers has the latest this morning from DC. Morning Aman.>> Yeah, good morning to you Carl. The president got underway early this morning boarding Air Force One at Joint Base Andrews on his way to Anchorage, Alaska. The White House has buil this meeting as sort of a listening exercise between Trump and President Putin of Russia.The idea being they need to hear where Putin is in o ...
Industrial production -0.1% vs. expectations it would remain unchanged
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:51
Hi Carl indeed. This is our July read on industrial production in cap but the numbers well we're expecting unchanged on production comes in light minus one/10enth minus one10th minus one10th would basically be comping to where we were in March but there is some good news here last month had a nice number up 3/10 that now becomes up 4/10 that's the second best number of the year in the rear view mirror on utilization rates 77.5% that's a little bit on the light side 77.5% would be the lightest since 77.47% w ...
Worldwide Exchange: ETF Flows Week of August 11
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:49
Hello and welcome to CNBC. com. I'm Frank Holland, anchor of Worldwide Exchange.We are talking the ETF market with Sylvia Jablonsky of Defiance ETF. Sylvia, thank you for joining us. >> Thanks for having me, Frank.>> All right, let's just talk uh a little bit broadly, very quickly about the ETF market specifically this week. Um, what action have you seen. >> Yeah, there's been a lot of flows into ETFs this week and and really, you know, in the first quarter.So you've seen about 10 billion into crypto, anoth ...
Iachini: Main Street is leading Wall Street right now
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:42
Why don't we just take a quick quick like temperature check, I guess. How are retail traders doing this week compared to uh not this week, excuse me, this year compared to the S&P. No, absolutely.Um they're doing pretty great. I think uh Main Street is leading Wall Street right now, just recently, just this week, I think the uh based on our estimations, we see that retail investors have pulled ahead in the aggregate when we look at the performance of the portfolio. They've just pulled ahead of the NASDAQ.So ...
Big Investors Eye Healthcare as Sector Recovery Gains Momentum
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:32
strategist at Silvercrest Asset Management, and Phillips, chief investment officer of the Americas at Morningstar Wealth. Gentlemen good morning. Philip, I'm going to start off with you.What do you make of these big buys into United that are are pushing, you know, the Dow up. I think the real question here is this a sign that at least big investors believe that the health care trade is bottomed and there's upside from here. >> Yeah.I'm not surprised that Warren Buffett would move in that direction. If you l ...
Ivy Zelman: Regulatory pressures add to the cost of housing significantly
CNBC Television· 2025-08-15 13:29
I mean, not everything is California, but we've seen just some horror stories about trying to rebuild in the Palisades and and permitting and, you know, you just mentioned uh regulatory issues. It's obviously based on on states or or or more local, but is that add into the the the issue with trying to to loosen things up. I are young people ever going to be able to buy a home, Ivy.Well, I think it starts with also land prices and right now builders are renegotiating uh in some cases with their land bankers, ...