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📈 Jobs eve

Plus: Fat bears View in Browser Tonight: What you need to know about Friday's jobs report. Plus: A happy Fat Bear Week to all who celebrate. Let's get into it. By Allison Morrow 📈 JOBS DAY When the government releases its latest monthly jobs report on Friday, all eyes will be searching for signs that the labor market is loosening up — a key factor weighing on the Federal Reserve as it figures out its next steps to fight inflation. Economists expect the headline figure to show 250,000 jobs were added in last month. That would be the smallest monthly gain in nearly two years, and well below the average of more than 510,000 for the past 12 months. Seems counter-intuitive, but the Fed (and much of Wall Street) is actually rooting for that number to go down. Here's the thing: Before the pandemic and its whiplash-inducing economic rebound, the US economy averaged about 200,000 new jobs each month...

Jobs report to give further clues about where economy is headed

The Federal Reserve's actions beyond this week's interest rate hike will depend primarily on whether inflation is truly slowing. Investors will get another clue when the January jobs report is released on Friday. View in browser By Paul R. La Monica • Sunday, January 29 Good morning. In today's newsletter: A rate hike from the Federal Reserve is a given this week, but future moves depend on the jobs numbers. Plus, earnings from Meta, Apple, Amazon and Alphabet set the tone for tech. ▸ Forwarded this newsletter? Want global markets news and analysis from CNN Business reporters every morning? You can sign up here . MARKET FLASH Jobs report to give clues about where economy is headed The Federal Reserve is going to raise interest rates again on Wednesday. But will it be another half-point hike or just a quarter-point increase? And what about the rest of the year? The Fed's actions beyond...

People are exiting the stock market in droves

Plus, CEOs are making almost 200 times what workers are View in browser By Nicole Goodkind • Wednesday, June 5 Good morning! In today's newsletter: The titans of Wall Street may have to contend with choppy waters as they cruise toward their Nantucket getaways this year. Plus, CEOs made a lot of money last year. Like, a lot a lot. Just in: Dollar Tree could sell Family Dollar. ICYMI: Why India's election shock won't derail its economic boom. ▸ Forwarded this newsletter? Want global markets news and analysis from CNN Business reporters every morning? You can sign up here . What's happening now in markets: ▲ Dow Futures 38,824.00 (+0.10%) ▲ S&P 500 Futures 5,314.00 (+0.19%) ▲ NASDAQ Futures 18,777.00 (+0.40%) ▲ 10 Year 4.339% ▲ Gold $2,353.40 (0.00%) ▲ WTI Crude Oil $73.52 (0.00%) ▲ Bitcoin $70,941.00 (+0.51%) Fear & Greed Index F...

Covid is still causing havoc around the world

A wave of worker absences due to sickness is the last thing the economy needs. View in Browser Like this newsletter? Tell your friends to sign up here . Questions? Comments? outbreak-popup@cnn.com Questions about the coronavirus or vaccines? Ask here. And follow all our latest updates . By Ivana Kottasová and Hafsa Khalil Wednesday, July 27 WHAT'S NEW THIS WEEK The number of new Covid-19 cases is rising once again and while the virus isn't killing nearly as many people as it used to -- thanks to vaccinations -- it is still causing havoc around the world. With labor shortages already paralyzing airports and wrecking the hospitality sector, a wave of worker absences due to sickness is the last thing the economy needs. The latest wave of infections is driven by the most infectious and transmissible variant identified so far -- BA.5 . Based on the sequencing data reported to the Wo...

A truly massive interest rate hike is now on the table

Plus, the crypto bankruptcies keep coming. View in browser By Julia Horowitz • Thursday, July 14 Good morning. In today's newsletter: Could the Federal Reserve take historic action to combat rising prices? Plus, one reason to think inflation will stick around, and lender Celsius is the latest crypto company to file for bankruptcy. US stock futures are sharply lower after the S&P 500 dipped 0.5% on Wednesday. Markets in Europe fell in early trading, while stocks in Asia were mixed. 🚨 This just in: JPMorgan Chase, America's biggest bank, reported a 28% decline in second-quarter profit. Shares are down 3% in premarket trading. ▸ Forwarded this newsletter? Want global markets news and analysis from CNN Business reporters every morning? You can sign up here . What's happening now in markets: ▼ Dow futures 30,283 (-1.54%) ▼ S&P futures 3,749 (-1.47%) ▼ Nasdaq futures ...

💸 'Complete failure'

The FTX mess is worse than Enron View in Browser Tonight: It's a rare day when a bankruptcy court filing elicits audible gasps in the newsroom, but today ... today was one of them. Let's get into it. By Allison Morrow 💸 WORSE THAN ENRON A new court filing about Sam Bankman-Fried's bankrupt companies reveals a crypto empire that was colossally mismanaged and potentially fraudulent. "Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls and such a complete absence of trustworthy financial information as occurred here," FTX's new CEO, John J. Ray III, wrote in a court filing Thursday. That's coming from the guy who oversaw the liquidation of Enron. ( Enron! ) Now, Ray is overseeing an "unprecedented" mess, by his own account, in the collapse of the crypto exchange, its sister hedge fund Alameda and dozens of affiliated entities. Ray's...

📉 Bank on the brink

Silvergate is hemorrhaging View in Browser Tonight: Crypto firms who banked with Silvergate are rushing for the exits. Plus: Big retailers may have found shoppers' breaking point. Let's get into it. By Allison Morrow 📉 SPIRALING Silvergate Capital, a dominant lender to cryptocurrency firms, is spiraling. The bank's shares fell more than 55% Thursday after it said it won't be able to file its annual financial report to the SEC on time and that it is evaluating its ability to stay in business. As the stock hit a record low, virtually all of Silvergate's crypto industry clients ran for the exits, including Coinbase, the largest US crypto exchange. Silvergate's stock is down about 65% for the year. The La Jolla, Califorina-based bank reported a $1 billion loss for the fourth quarter as investors panicked over the collapse of FTX, the exchange founded by Sam Bankman-Fried that...

📺 Stream queens

Plus: Disney's Fortnite deal View in Browser Tonight: Cable TV execs are having a rough day. Plus: A looming commercial real estate crisis has investors sweating. Let's get into it. By Allison Morrow Dow 38,677.36 0.40% S&P 500 4,995.06 0.82% NASDAQ 15,756.64 0.95% Last updated February 7 at 6:59 PM ET 📺 SLAM DUNK? Alex Slitz/Getty Images After more than a decade of cord-cutting, the digital media world has come full circle. Welcome to the era of the streaming bundle. Here's ...

Target has a warning about the holidays

View in Browser November 15, 2023 Dow 34,991.21 0.47% S&P 500 4,502.88 0.16% NASDAQ 14,103.84 0.07% Last updated November 15 at 4:59 PM ET Target has a warning about the holidays Target's sales slumped last quarter and the retail giant is predicting a slow holiday shopping season. ...

Why junk food stocks are surging

People are stressed out and exhausted. The past two and a half years, full of public health crises, recession and inflation, have been so eventful that news of a possible alien invasion barely even made a blip. Nights are sleepless and days restless, and we need an extra boost to keep us going. News: What you need to know about the markets Wh...

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