Every weekday the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer holds a "Morning Meeting" livestream at 10:20 a.m. ET. Here's a recap of Tuesday's key moments. 1. Stocks were little changed as bond yields rose after a strong third-quarter GDP reading dampened expectations for future Fed interest rate cuts. However, Jim Cramer said the market is not right because once President Donald Trump gets his Fed chief in place, they will be at Trump's behest to cut rates. The president has made no secret that he wants rates wa ...

Uh probably the last really busy day of data of the year. Let's get to Rick Santelli with some industrial production. Hey Rick.Yes. Industrial production gas utilization. These are November numbers.We're expecting up onetenth of a percent for production comes in twice expectations up 2/10en of a percent. This would be the best industrial production since June of this year. And if we look at capacity utilization 75.9% is what we're looking for.76.0%. 0 is what arrived. That's the best since July of this year ...

Uh probably the last really busy day of data of the year. Let's get to Rick Santelli with some industrial production. Hey Rick.Yes. Industrial production gas utilization. These are November numbers.We're expecting up onetenth of a percent for production comes in twice expectations up 2/10en of a percent. This would be the best industrial production since June of this year. And if we look at capacity utilization 75.9% is what we're looking for.76.0%. 0 is what arrived. That's the best since July of this year ...

We are awaiting GDP data this morning. Final real day of data before everyone leaves and goes home for the Christmas holiday. Although we need to point out that this data is going to be stale.Remember, we didn't get it in time because of the longest government shutdown in history. And actually, what we're getting to, Matt, as you can see, is reaction here. A massive upside surprise.Prior was 3.8%. Their survey was 3.3%. GDP comes in at 4.3% this morning, Matt.That is an uptick not many people were expecting ...

Welcome back to Squawkbox. Rick Santelli here live at CME HQ with some delayed but very important data points. We'll be looking at October preliminary durable goods.Philly Fed and GDP second time around the block delayed third quarter numbers. We're looking for 3.3% zoom zoom zoom 4.3%. 4.3%.That is a nice jump. And I know many may question day the gathering, but on the surface this would be the strongest quarter going back to the third quarter of 2023 when it was 4.7%. This is strong.3.5% on consumption bl ...

NEW YORK (AP) — It was a scary good year for investors. It was scary because the U.S. stock market plunged to several historic drops on worries about everything from President Donald Trump’s tariffs to interest rates to a possible bubble in artificial-intelligence technology. In the end, though, it was a great year for anyone with the stomach to stick through the swings. S&P 500 index funds, which sit at the heart of many savers’ 401(k) accounts, returned more than 18% in 2025 through Dec. 11 and set a ...

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the average cost of a car has gone up an incredible amount. And what we're seeing is then the average loan value for auto loans has increased more than any other loan value. And that may sound like okay, but if you think about it, mortgages tend to be the one that grows the most because house prices have appreciated so much over time.So the fact that the average auto loan has grown more than the average mortgage has over that 15-year period is telling. Okay. Secondly, obviously there is this double whammy.S ...

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