Binky Chadha, Deutsche Bank chief global strategist, and Peter Boockar, One Point BFG Wealth Partners CIO, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss the SCOTUS' decision on tariffs, if bond yields could soon spike and much more. ...

Rick Santelli's in Chicago. He is following the bond market and the news. Rick, >> well, I'll tell you what, you just nailed all the important variables.Let's start out with Challenger Gray and Christmas. Consider it's layoff announcements. First of all, will they actually happen.Maybe. But they are the announcements. And if you wanted to make today's number look as bad as possible, here's how you'd say it.The worst October in 22 years. If you wanted to reflect more accurate way to view today's number, well ...

Lorraine Hutchinson, Bank of America Securities senior retail analyst, joins 'The Exchange' to discuss the holiday retail season, how the analyst's workflow changes around the SCOTUS decision and much more. ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) discusses the prolonged government shutdown, as well as the future of the filibuster and bipartisanship on Capitol Hill. Because of the shutdown, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced a reduction in flight capacity by 10% at 40 major airports starting on Friday, a move that will affect roughly 3,500-4,000 flights per day. American Airlines Pilot Dennis Tajer represents the Allied Pilots Association, and he’s urging lawmakers to pass a clean CR, just so his cr ...

And joining us now for more on that story is the company's senior vice president, Andy Challenger. Also joining us now is Evans S, CEO of global workforce data and analytics company, Aura Intelligence. Also our very own senior economics reporter at CNBC, Steve Leeman.A great round table, so to speak. So Steve, thank you very much. Let's hang on for a second here and go right to the challenger headlines right now.The highest October job losses in 20 years is the headline. Is it as dire as it sounds. >> I thi ...

Joining me now is Drew Pettit, US equity strategist over at Croup. Drew, you heard the conversation right now from the macroeconomic perspective. How do you frame that against the market that is still kind of near record highs, but is showing sometimes some signs at least of potential short to medium-term weakness.>> Yeah, it's funny. We've been saying this for a few years now, Dom. The market is not the economy.So the right side of the brain, the creative portion here of the market is what's going on with ...

Our next guest says that today's shareholder meeting will be critical in another way. It will remind investors of the growth opportunities ahead for the stock like we just said. So joining me now is Dan Levy, the senior research analyst over at Barclays covers Tesla.Dan, the conversation with Phil, he talked about some of the lofty goals that are out there. Is this a scenario where Tesla, if it does reach those goals, is a company that should be paying Elon Musk a trillion dollars or near that amount in com ...

on Bitcoin moving lower again today, pulling back about two and a half%. Arin Invest Kathy Wood telling CNBC earlier today she's trimming her long-term Bitcoin forecast. Take a listen.>> Stable coins are usurping part of the role that we thought uh Bitcoin would play. So, our bullish forecast out there is 1.5% million uh by 2030. uh given what's happening to stable coins uh which are serving emerging markets in a way that we thought Bitcoin would um uh I I think we could take maybe $300,000 off of that bull ...

And I have final trades. Joe T, you're up first. >> Yeah, just to wrap the show, I want to be clear here.I don't think that you should be tempted here to go short, thinking this is a much larger move. Look at Apple. Apple's higher.The market doesn't want the liquidity. It just wants to work off some of the extreme sentiment and bullishness. Jenny said government shutdown probably coming uh to an end.I agree. Probably ends by Monday or Tuesday. Brent >> RPH if you want to play healthcare I like the equal hea ...

Let's get to some stocks that are on the move. We're watching Tesla, the company holding it shareholder meeting this afternoon at stake today as shareholders will vote to approve Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay package, potential pay package. Got to say that Tesla shares pulling back more than 4%.Bren, you own this one. Your view on the vote, the pay package, everything else. Well, I think this is where the the retail investor has been just very influential in voicing their their support of management and I thi ...