Nike earnings are out. Sarah Eisen has the numbers. Hi Sarah.Than expected. Uh it looks like they reported 14 cents per earnings per share. That was better than the 13 cents.It was also beat on the top line a little better as well. 11.1% billion. The expectation was 10.7% billion.So um some minor beats here. I just want I'm going through some of the regions. North America was better than expected 4.7% billion.Still a decline of 11% from a year ago. And then China was worse than expected at 1.4% four billion ...

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Let's bring in Max Kentner, HSBC's chief multi-asset strategist to talk about this close. Max, you know, I sit here the S&P 500 at 6142. It's a couple of points from the closing high from February 19th.Uh does it make sense that we're back here. Yeah. Um I think it does.It absolutely does because when we look at the earnings picture, that actually uh does really still look resoundingly good. And when we look particularly at uh forward earnings, when we look at Q2 earnings expectation, it is actually bizarre ...

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Welcome back. Stocks moving higher today. An S&P record looks to be within reach.New's head of equities and fixed income Sarah Malik is out with her second half playbook and joins me now. Sarah, it's good to see you. Good to see you.So, you know, for as much as has happened in the first half of this year, it's been dramatic. Some of these violent market moves point to point the S&P 500 and the total bond market index are really close to where we started the year, within a few percent. So what should an inve ...

So, is the market sending an all clear signal on the economy and the policy path ahead. Or is it time again to start looking out for what might trip things up. Let's ask Black Rockck's Rick Reer.He's CIO of Global Fixed Income and head of the global allocation team there. Rick, great to have you. Good to see you.Yeah, appreciate it. What's your read on uh on what we're getting from the markets here in ter I mean it feels like this is how the markets trade when kind of soft landing risk has been mitigated an ...

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Private credit inflows getting a boost and my next guest is seeing even more positive signs ahead for the credit market. Joining me now is Bruce Richards, CEO of Marathon Asset Management here at Post 9. Bruce, good to see you. Good to see you, Mike.Um, really the credit markets, I mean, measured however you want to measure them through this entire year, which has been noisy with the tariff scare and everything have really not buckled at all, right. I mean, spreads remain tight. Demand for credit product re ...