Podcasts about fed's jackson hole

Join Greg Robb, economics editor of MarketWatch and Megan Cassella, senior special writer at Barrons, from the Fed's Jackson Hole summer retreat. Jeffrey Bartash, economics reporter at MarketWatch, will quarterback the roundtable from Washington D.C.

Link to slide deck: https://bit.ly/45C8m63   - Today we look at the strong resurgence in US equities yesterday, particularly in the most popular speculative names like Tesla and Nvidia, which jumped over 8% yesterday, trading close to the cycle highs just ahead of its earnings report after the close tomorrow. The strong resurgence unfolded despite US yields rising sharply, with the 10- and 30-year yields posting new 15-year and 12-year highs, respectively. We look at key upcoming Treasury auctions and what the Fed's Jackson Hole conference on Friday and into the weekend may be set to deliver in terms of policy hints. This and more in today's pod, which features Peter Garnry on equities, Althea Spinozzi on fixed income and John J. Hardy hosting and on FX. Read daily in-depth market updates from the Saxo Market Call and SaxoStrats Market Strategy Team here. Click here to open an account with Saxo   - Intro and outro music by AShamaluevMusic

US equities were mostly higher in Monday trading, ending a bit off best levels. It was a quiet session with nothing incremental in terms of market narrative. The Fed's Jackson Hole symposium is on tap for Friday with more discussion in the press over the weekend about the upside risk surrounding the neutral rate due to higher productivity and increased deficits.

Link to slide deck: https://bit.ly/3P5e62S Today, we look at the start to a new week as China disappoints once again on soft-pedaling its approach to stimulus, weighing on risk sentiment in Asia. We also wrap up last week's rather dire action in the US and other equity markets as rising yields continue to pressure valuations. The week ahead features the biggest AI name of them all as Nvidia reports on Wednesday after the market close. On the macro data front we'll have a look at preliminary August PMI's incoming on Wednesday, while the bigger focus rolls into view with the Fed's Jackson Hole symposium up on Friday and into the weekend. Read daily in-depth market updates from the Saxo Market Call and SaxoStrats Market Strategy Team here. Click here to open an account with Saxo   - Intro and outro music by AShamaluevMusic

US equities finished lower in Thursday trading, ending near worst levels, with the Dow, S&P, and Nasdaq ending down 0.84%, 0.78%, and 1.17%, respectively. Big tech was largely lower. PBM names and drug distributors were the big laggards. Airlines, homebuilders, restaurants, and leisure names underperformed as well. Networking, search, credit cards, pharma, defense, fertilizers, commodity chemicals, and China tech beat the tape, though energy fared best amid a crude rebound. Despite some early strength, there was no real change to the market narrative. Looking ahead, there is nothing on the economic calendar for Friday. Fed's Jackson Hole conference is the macro highlight late next week, though there is a lot of skepticism Powell will offer any explicit near-term policy signals ahead of September's FOMC meeting.

US equities finished mostly higher in Monday trading, with the Dow Jones, S&P500, and Nasdaq closing up 7 bps, 58 bps, and 105 bps respectively. A Fairly uneventful session ahead of retail earnings, retail sales and FOMC minutes this week and Fed's Jackson Hole conference next week. This week brings the start of the July quarter reporting season for retailers. US Steel rejected an unsolicited offer from Cleveland Cliffs.

Scott Shellady details what comes next after the Fed's Jackson Hole conference.

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This week we talk food production and try to make sense of a world where obesity and food waste sit alongside food banks, shortages and riots. Today's grain mostly comes from four companies. It's abundant, subsidised and cheaper than the alternative, but it depletes our soil, decimates diversity; and producing food accounts for nearly a quarter of global GHG emissions. Are lab-grown meat and carbs the answer? In Crypto and the Markets this week the Fed's Jackson Hole statement (more rate rises) knocked everything back into red, we ask what really drives inflation and what's the unspoken goal. Also: “is crypto a ponzi? Is it useful?”. In NFTs the redemption of Pudgy Penguins, Zuk unstuck, and properties of the metaverse revisited. Links we mentioned: Our Discord: https://discord.gg/9Fktv2u3vu On Government Cheese: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_cheese Mark Zuckerberg's metaverse selfie: https://www.facebook.com/4/posts/pfbid036rRnizKxuw9CwVftTZKTikmGZixWidyrEWGLaZg4Sm6jDFdPRPdn6Z5UJG5yeXRWl BrewDog Waterloo: https://www.brewdog.com/uk/brewdog-waterloo --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/smalltimebets/support

While Cramer is off tonight, CNBC's Dominic Chu & CNBC's resident fed expert Steve Liesman examine the Fed's Jackson Hole conference, and what today's speech by Fed Chair Jerome Powell could mean for the economy, stocks and your investments.

Indian equity benchmarks are likely to start the last session of the trading week sharply higher amid gains across global markets as investors focused on the Fed's Jackson Hole conference for clues about the US central bank's policy outlook.Singapore Exchange (SGX) Nifty futures — an early indicator of the Nifty index — rose as much as 103 points or 0.6 percent to 17,691 ahead of the opening bell on Dalal Street.

DoubleLine's Samuel Lau and Jeff Mayberry run down the numbers for the red market week of Aug. 22-26, with stocks in particular falling in the wake of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome H. Powell's short speech Friday from the Fed's Jackson Hole symposium (14:40). The S&P 500 Index was down 4% on the week, with most of that decline coming Friday (2:07). Energy was the best performer while tech was the biggest laggard. In fixed income, the two- and 10-year bond yields finished the week higher, and the long bond rallied a bit after the Powell speech. The Bloomberg US Aggregate Bond Index was down 40 basis points on the week with no green to be seen. Commodities delivered a mixed bag (7:07). Bitcoin was down for the week (9:13) to around $20,000, with Sam and Jeff questioning if its historical round-number bias might presage a 50% climb ($30,000) or fall ($10,000). Over in Macro Land (11:03), data prints included the S&P Global U.S. manufacturing and services PMI numbers at their lowest since 2020, and core PCE has a long way to go before hitting the Fed's inflation target. The negative second estimate of Q2 GDP number marked improvement but seems unlikely to hit zero or go positive in future updates. Powell's speech was the macro event of the week (14:33), and Sam and Jeff dig into the details, including how Powell's pronouncements were consistent with previous statements by other Fed officials but some equity investors reacted as if it were a hawkish surprise. The Topic of the Week will be returning the first episode after Labor Day, and if you have any suggestions, please send them in via minutes@doubleline.com or @dlineminutes.

Every week the guys come in prepared and ready with their takes on the latest news, politics and trends – but this time around it's all about returning to their roots and talking about the markets. In Episode #141 of “The Capitalist Investor,” Luke and Tony dive into the Fed's Jackson Hole trip and what will happen if Powell decides to be hawkish or dovish. The guys also analyze behavioral finance trends taking place in their everyday lives and debate Biden's latest student loan debt policy. This episode's focus may be on returning to the root, but the guys are prepared to pivot, pause, hear each other's takes, and yours. Outline of This Episode:●  [1:20] The course for Jackson Hole ●  [2:30] A hawkish Powell or… ●  [6:55] A dovish Powell●  [9:35] Behind the scenes of behavioral finance ●  [12:15] Canceled this week: student loans 

On this episode of MKT Call, Guy Adami, Dan Nathan discuss: Investors watching the Fed's Jackson Hole event for clues on where the market could head next The S&P 500 entering the worst month of the year on average Salesforce and Snowflake earnings Key levels for oil, gold and bitcoin See what adding futures can do for you at cmegroup.com.  Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MKTCall. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook  @RiskReversal Subscribe to our YouTube page

On this episode of MKT Call, Guy Adami, Dan Nathan discuss: Investors watching the Fed's Jackson Hole event for clues on where the market could head next The S&P 500 entering the worst month of the year on average Salesforce and Snowflake earnings Key levels for oil, gold and bitcoin See what adding futures can do for you at cmegroup.com.  Shoot us an email at contact@riskreversal.com with any feedback, questions, or suggestions going forward and follow us @MKTCall. We're on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook @RiskReversal Subscribe to our YouTube page

On this episode of MKT Call Guy Adami, Dan Nathan and Carter Worth discuss: The stock market selloff ahead of the Fed's Jackson Hole event this week The 10-year yield back above 3% Carter & Dan update their Apple trade idea Netflix rally pauses on downgrade Key earnings from Zoom, Dick's, and Macy's coming up How to maneuver through crowded trades ---- Watch MKT Call at 1pm M-TH on YouTube Sign up for our emails ---- MKT Call is brought to you by our presenting sponsors FactSet and OpenExchange. ---- Follow us on Twitter @MKTCall Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow @CarterBWorth on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Like us on Facebook  @RiskReversal Watch all of our videos on YouTube

Craig Hemke, Editor of TF Metals Report joins us to discuss the dichotomy between how the Fed and main stream financial media are presenting the health of the economy, versus the actual macro data we see coming in.  We start off looking at the recent market optimism based on messaging that inflation is coming down and we aren't in a recession due to the recent strong jobs report, but upon peeling back more layers of the economic onion, we point to many other data points suggesting we are in an economic contraction already.   Next we pivot over to how the HFT algos trade down gold based on the so-called strong US dollar, but then point out it is still being eroded by 8.5% inflation, and is only strong in relation to other more troubled fiat currencies being debased even faster. We discuss how gold is near or at highs in most other currencies, and that ultimately it will rise in dollar terms off the back of the inevitable Powell Pivot 2.0.  We wrap up looking forward to the Fed's Jackson Hole symposium next Friday, and other economic data points on the horizon in the weeks and months to come.

The Fed's Jackson Hole summit begins today and there's many questions surrounding when the central bank will cut its asset purchases. While this action theoretically should inspire confidence in the economy, the sentiment in the market this week has been skittish. What does this mean for stocks and volatility? Join Tom, Tony and Jermal as they glance at how market indicators have moved and ponder on potential changes in volatility ahead.

Stocks pulled back from record highs on Thursday as traders awaited a key Federal Reserve event.

The Fed's Jackson Hole summit begins today and there's many questions surrounding when the central bank will cut its asset purchases. While this action theoretically should inspire confidence in the economy, the sentiment in the market this week has been skittish. What does this mean for stocks and volatility? Join Tom, Tony and Jermal as they glance at how market indicators have moved and ponder on potential changes in volatility ahead.

In this episode of the Week Ahead series we'll be looking at the main themes that will drive Global markets. In the US, we're watching out for the deceleration in the pace of NFP growth, the fallout from the Fed's Jackson Hole symposium, and the Democrats' legislative text. In Europe, we have flash inflation and CPI, key ECB speakers, and discuss an outlook for ECB's PEPP program. Finally, a summary of the key events in Asia, the Covid-19 vaccine rollout slowdown, and other key data to keep on your radar.

The all time highs continue ahead of the Fed's Jackson Hole meeting later this week. Tune in to today's podcast to see what the markets are telling us today based on the VRA Investing System, and more importantly what we see looking forward for investors. 6 minutes.

Traders this week are poised to focus closely on the Federal Reserve's appearance in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, later this week for the central bank's annual Economic Policy Symposium.

It was a strong start to the week for our markets as we prepare for the Fed's Jackson Hole meeting. Tune in to today's podcast to see what the markets are telling us today based on the VRA Investing System, and more importantly what we see looking forward for investors. 14 minutes.