Today's PCE report could provide some good news for the Fed. Former Fed Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson previews the data. Plus, shares of Nike are plunging after the company slashed current quarter and full year sales guidance. Oppenheimer's Brian Nagel explains. And, PredictIt polling shows a 53% probability of Donald Trump re-taking the White House in November following last night's first presidential debate. Fordham Global's Tina Fordham discusses.

Nike reports earnings after the close today, as a consumer spending slowdown and rising competition weigh on the stock. Powers Advisory Group's Matt Powers tees up the key number to watch. Plus, the Federal Reserve says the biggest U.S. banks all get passing grades for their annual stress test. Citizens JMP's Devin Ryan dives into the results. And, the final read on Q1 GDP could provide insight into a potential reshoring renaissance. Tema ETFs' Maurits Pot explains.

Shares of Rivian are surging on news Volkswagen will invest up to $5 billion in the EV startup. The Wall Street Journal's Tim Higgins gives the latest. Plus, Nvidia is higher again this morning after notching its biggest stock rebound in three years. Cleo Capital's Sarah Kunst lays out the tech trade in Q3. And, prices for the key metals helping fuel the energy transition have been volatile as demand starts to skyrocket. Warwick Investment Group's Kate Richard explains. 

Nvidia is rebounding this morning after losing more than $550 billion in market value. VanEck's Nicholas Frasse explains. Plus, FedEx is expected to benefit from its cost-cutting initiatives when it reports earnings today. BofA Securities' Ken Hoexter tees up the key numbers to watch. And, McDonald's is launching a $5 value meal to compete with similar offerings from Wendy's and Burger King. Wedbush's Nick Setyan dives into the restaurant space.

Tech is the best-performing sector this quarter, led by bullishness around Nvidia. Big Technology's Alex Kantrowitz explains. On the flip side, energy is the worst-performing sector, even as oil comes off a two-week winning streak. TD Cowen's Jason Gabelman lays out what's ahead. And, AI is infiltrating all parts of the economy, including travel. Needham's Bernie McTernan discusses.

Nvidia is once again at the center of the market narrative today, as the XLK Tech ETF's rebalance boosts the stock's weighting in the fund. Clockwise Capital's James Cakmak explains. Plus, $5.5 trillion in options are set to expire due to Triple Witching Day. Decatur Capital's Degas Wright and Gilman Hill's Jenny Harrington discuss the potential volatility ahead. And, commercial real estate continues to show signs of distress. Marcus & Millichap's Hessam Nadji dives into the outlook.

A historic heat wave is sweeping across the U.S. Mizuho's Anthony Crowdell lays out the impact on the utilities sector. Plus, a new report from PwC shows the dealmaking landscape may be coming back to life. PwC's Kevin Desai explains. And, China is going all out to pull consumer spending out of its prolonged slump. Payoneer CEO John Caplan discusses the overall e-commerce space.

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“Worldwide Exchange” delivers essential, actionable information and analysis for anyone who wants to be part of the global business conversation. CNBC Anchor Frank Holland takes listeners through top business stories with global significance. Features conversations with key leaders, analysis of business and investor trends, and impact across international markets.

“Worldwide Exchange” delivers essential, actionable information and analysis for anyone who wants to be part of the global business conversation. CNBC Anchor Frank Holland takes listeners through top business stories with global significance. Features conversations with key leaders, analysis of business and investor trends, and impact across international markets.

Tesla shareholders will get a second chance to vote for or against CEO Elon Musk’s $56 billion pay package today. New York City Comptroller Brad Lander explains why he’s voting against it. Plus, the Fed is leaving rates unchanged and signaling of only one rate cut this year. Interactive Brokers’ Steve Sosnick explains. And, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are in rally mode once again. Principal Asset Management’s Seema Shah and Pivotal Advisors’ Tiffany McGhee discuss.

Investors are preparing for a rare double feature of market-moving events with May CPI and the latest Fed decision out today. The New York Times' Jeanna Smialek discusses. Plus, Oracle says it's teaming up with Google Cloud and Microsoft, even after Q4 earnings missed estimates. CFRA's Angelo Zino recaps the quarter. And, Apple is set to retake its title as the most valuable public company in the U.S. following yesterday's stock surge. Cleo Capital's Sarah Kunst explains.

Frank Holland sat down with Amazon CSO Steve Schmidt to discuss how the company views cyber for all of its businesses, the challenges and opportunities in AI, what cyber companies Amazon uses and their strategy on in house vs. Nvidia chips for their AI buildout.

The Fed kicks off its 2-day policy meeting today ahead of the decision and press conference tomorrow. JPMorgan's Joyce Chang previews the event. Plus, Apple has logged its worst performance on the day of a WWDC keynote in more than a decade. Arete's Richard Kramer explains. And, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are coming off yet another day of fresh all-time highs. Essex Investment's Nancy Prial and Fundstrat's Tom Lee discuss.

Apple kicks off its Worldwide Developers Conference today, as the company looks to play AI catch-up. Maxim Group's Tom Forte and Laffer Tengler Investments' Nancy Tengler tee up the event. Plus, European markets are selling off as the conservative wave sweeps across France, Germany, and others. Fordham Global's Tina Fordham discusses. And, the end to the freight recession could be farther away than expected. HSBC's Parash Jain explains.

The monthly jobs report will be key to the market action today. ZipRecruiter’s Julia Pollak gives her estimates. Plus, the battle of the market cap leaders is on between Apple and Nvidia. Big Technology’s Alex Kantrowitz discusses. And, shares of GameStop are surging once again after Keith Gill scheduled his first YouTube stream in almost four years. Former SEC Commissioner Michael Piwowar and Former E*TRADE CEO Karl Roessner explain.

The European Central Bank is widely expected to cut rates for the first time since 2019. Citi's Beata Manthey explains. Plus, bullish signals for the freight market, as Saia says it's seeing an uptick in demand. Saia CEO Fritz Holzgrefe discusses. And, according to a new report, nearly three quarters of top black business leaders believe their company has a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Executive Leadership Council's Michael Hyter dives into the data.

Shares of Hewlett Packard Enterprise and CrowdStrike are higher, offering some relief to the slumping software sector. Clockwise Capital's James Cakmak discusses. Plus, Lululemon reports earnings after the close today. LSEG's Jharonne Martis and Bernstein's Aneesha Sherman debate the outlook for the company. And, the dust is anything but settled for GameStop following its massive stock pop on Monday. The New York Times' Kate Kelly explains.

Volatility may be here to stay, as meme stocks and blue chips come off a wild day of trading. Former SEC Commissioner Jay Clayton gives the latest. Plus, one fund betting big on AI-enablers has been outperforming the S&P 500 and Nasdaq over the last year. Putnam Investments' Richard Bodzy dives into his fund's top holdings. And, there's a growing showdown over former president Donald Trump's 2017 tax cuts. Veda Partners' Henrietta Treyz explains.

Nvidia and AMD are rolling out new AI chips, as industry competition heats up. Cleo Capital's Sarah Kunst explains. Plus, OPEC+ has agreed to extend production cuts into next year. Energy Intelligence's Amena Bakr and RBC's Helima Croft discuss. And, is the software sector slump finally coming to an end? Check Point CEO Gil Shwed weighs in.

A New York jury has found former President Donald Trump guilty on all 34 felony charges of falsifying business records. Fordham Global Foresight's Tina Fordham gives the latest. Plus, key to the market action today is the Fed's preferred gauge of inflation: April PCE. Milken Institute's William Lee previews the report. And, it's been a mixed bag of retail earnings this week. Jane Hali & Associates' Jessica Ramirez explains.

Salesforce is set to shave 280 points from the Dow after posting its first revenue miss since 2006. Wedbush's Dan Ives explains. Plus, the second read on Q1 GDP could be a major market driver today. Former Fed Vice Chair Roger Ferguson discusses. And, sources tell CNBC that Nelson Peltz has sold his entire stake in Disney. Albion Financial's Jason Ware dives into what's next.

Salesforce reports earnings after the close today, with profit expected to grow more than 40%. Powers Advisory Group's Matt Powers tees up the results. Plus, among the factors fortifying Nvidia's impenetrable moat will likely be the auto sector. Former Ford CEO Mark Fields explains. And, the Nasdaq is coming off a fresh record close as the tech trade continues to dominate. Bleakley Financial Group's Peter Boockvar and Hightower Advisors' Stephanie Link discuss.

Nvidia is just behind Apple and Microsoft in terms of market cap following last week's 15% surge. I/O Fund's Beth Kinding weighs in. Plus, it's a busy week of housing data, as that market continues to struggle with higher rates and lower inventory. Brown Harris Stevens CEO Bess Freedman discusses. And, if the AI impact roadmap starts with Big Tech, retail and the consumer are not too far behind. Storch Advisors CEO Gerald Storch explains.

Nearly 3 million Americans are headed to the airport for Memorial Day Weekend, rivaling the record 2.9 million set last November. The Conference Board's Steve Odland lays out the key consumer trends to watch. Plus, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are hovering near all-time highs, the Dow Transports is lagging this year. FreightWaves' Craig Fuller explains what's driving the slide. And, beyond Big Tech, a number of sectors are poised to drive the next wave of AI growth. Caret Group's Fred Hassan explains.

Nvidia shares are surging following another blockbuster quarter, as demand for its AI chips shows no signs of slowing down. Clockwise Capital's James Cakmak and Stifel's Ruben Roy discuss. Plus, Nvidia's stock pop is lifting the broader markets. Hennessy Funds' Josh Wein and Defiance ETFs' Sylvia Jablonski explain. And, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is once again warning that a bumpy landing may be coming for the economy. Evans May Wealth's Lizzie Evans digs into the outlook.

The market faces its biggest test yet as Nvidia prepares to report results. Synovus Trust's Dan Morgan previews the quarter. Plus, Target is also out with earnings this morning, just days after announcing thousands of price cuts. SW Retail Advisors' Stacey Widlitz lays out her expectations. And, Fed Governor Christopher Waller is taking a "wait and see" approach when it comes to rate cuts. Silvercrest Asset Management's Robert Teeter and Charles Schwab's Jeffrey Kleintop discuss.

Sanofi is partnering with OpenAI on artificial intelligence-driven drug development. Sanofi Chief Digital Officer Emmanuel Frenehard lays out the details. Plus, it's a big week for retail, with Lowe's among those reporting earnings today. R5 Capital's Scott Mushkin gives his expectations. And, ahead of Nvidia's results, Microsoft is out with a new AI-powered laptop. Visible Alpha's Melissa Otto explains.

The Dow has crossed the 40K for the first time ever. NorthStar Asset Management's Nimrit Kang discusses the stock playbook from here. Plus, it's not just stocks; copper prices are also hovering near all-time highs. Bank of America's Francisco Blanch explains. And, Einride is partnering with DP World to build the world's largest autonomous trucking network in Dubai. CEO Robert Falck lays out the details.

Despite the slowdown in inflation during April, housing continues to drive prices higher. Camden Property Trust CEO Ric Campo discusses what his business is seeing. Plus, Walmart reports earnings this morning as consumers look for even more value. CFRA's Arun Sundaram lays out his expectations. And, Octopus Energy, number 11 on CNBC's annual Disruptor 50 list, is using AI to spark the global transition to renewable energy. CEO Greg Jackson explains.

Investors are awaiting the latest read on U.S. inflation and consumer prices. Citi's Veronica Clark previews the report. Plus, the 2024 CNBC Disruptor 50 list is out, with two-thirds of the companies calling AI critical to their business. Phononic's Tony Atti, number 35 on the list, discusses. And, the Nasdaq is coming off a fresh record high. Piper Sandler's Craig Johnson and G Squared Private Wealth's Victoria Greene tee up the trading day ahead.

The meme stock frenzy is making its return in a big way. Inside Edge Capital's Todd Gordon explains. Plus, Home Depot reports earnings today, offering insight into the health of the housing market. D.A. Davidson's Michael Baker lays out his expectations. And, Caitlin Clark makes her regular season WNBA debut tonight. Washington University's Patrick Rishe discusses the streaming landscape for sports.

The market's record run could hit a snag as Wall Street faces a series of litmus tests around inflation and the consumer. Callan Family Office's RaeAnne Mitrione and Freedom Capital Markets' Jay Woods discuss how to position from here. Plus, Walmart and Home Depot will offer key insight into spending trends when they report earnings this week. Former Walmart CEO Bill Simon and Jane Hali & Associates' Jessica Ramirez explain. And, consumer prices in China rose in April, marking the third straight month of gains. Longview Global's Dewardric McNeal lays out the outlook.

The consumer may be more stretched than Wall Street thinks, as several companies slash guidance. Mastercard's Steve Sadove dives into the latest SpendingPulse survey. Plus, it's been a turnaround story for much of the Chinese stock market in recent months. Goldman Sachs' Kinger Lau explains. And, San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly is throwing some cold water on renewed rate cut hopes. Liontrust Asset Management's Clare Pleydell-Bouve and Alger's Amy Zhang discuss.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says now is the time to get on the AI train. MapSignals' Alec Young discusses the outlook. Plus, the global EV landscape is set for a shake-up as China's Zeekr prepares to price its NYSE IPO tonight. The Wall Street Journal's Tim Higgins explains. And, the markets are pointed towards a lower open after a mixed session yesterday. CIC Wealth's Malcolm Ethridge previews the trading day ahead.

All three major U.S. indexes are close to their record highs, with the S&P 500 on track to post its best growth rate in two years. KKM Financial's Jeff Kilburg and Inside Edge Capital's Todd Gordon lay out their top stock picks. Plus, airlines and hotels still expect strong bookings through the summer months. The Points Guy's Clint Henderson digs into the outlook. And, there's a rally sweeping across Europe as the Euro Stoxx 600 and FTSE 100 hit fresh all-time highs. Deutsche Bank's Maxmilian Uleer and Invesco's Kristina Hooper explain.

The relief rally is beginning to show signs of life as the push-and-pull between earnings growth and rate cuts remains front and center. Bone Fide Wealth's Douglas Boneparth discusses. Plus, the U.S. is exactly six months away from the presidential election. Generation Lab's Cyrus Beschloss dives into a new survey on key political issues. And, Disney is out with its second quarter results this morning after its kitchen sink report three months ago. Fairlead Strategies' Katie Stockton lays out the technicals for the stock.

Warren Buffett held court this weekend at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting, where he fielded questions from shareholders and unveiled new investment moves. R360's Barbara Goldstein recaps the event. Plus, Apple is coming off its best day since 2022 after announcing a record-breaking $110 billion buyback. The Maxim Group's Tom Forte discusses. And, April's weaker-than-expected jobs report is boosting hopes for an earlier rate cut by the Fed. Van Lanschot Kempen's Anneka Treon and Wall Street Journal's Gunjan Banerji explain.

Apple is set to add $162 billion to its market cap at the open after announcing a $110 billion buyback. Laffer Tengler Investments' Nancy Tengler discusses. Plus, investors are counting down to the release of the April jobs report. Citi's Steven Wieting lays out his expectations. And, Berkshire Hathaway kicks off its annual meeting this weekend, its first since the passing of Charlie Munger. Gabelli Funds' Chris Marangi tees up the event.

The Federal Reserve is holding interest rates steady for the six straight meeting as the path towards 2% inflation remains challenged. Former Fed Vice Chair Roger Ferguson explains. Plus, Apple reports earnings after the close today. Albion Financial Group's Jason Ware lays out the key metric to watch. And, Novo Nordisk is raising its outlook for the year after posting better-than-expected first quarter results. Tema ETFs' Yuri Khodjamirian discusses.

Amazon says profit more than tripled during its most recent quarter. RBC's Brad Erickson and GraniteShares' Paul Marino dive into the results. Plus, the Fed is set to announce its latest monetary policy decision today. The New York Times' Jeanna Smialek and The Conference Board's Steve Odland lay out their expectations. And, investors are preparing for the new trading month as the S&P 500 comes off its worst month since September. Cetera's Gene Goldman and Payne Capital Management's Courtney Garcia discuss.

The parade of big tech earnings rolls on, with Amazon reporting Q1 results today. The Futurum Group's Daniel Newman lays out his expectations. Plus, McDonald's and Starbucks also open their books today. Morgan Stanley's Brian Harbour tees up the numbers. And, the Fed kicks off its two-day policy meeting today, with a decision due tomorrow. Hargreaves Lansdown's Emma Wall and Thornburg Investment Management's Jeff Klingelhofer discuss.

Investors are awaiting the kickoff to this week's Fed decision. The Milken Institute's Bill Lee gives his expectations. Plus, Amazon and Apple are set to deliver results in what could be two market-moving events. Janus Henderson's Alison Porter explains. And, it's busiest week of earnings season, with 30% of the S&P 500 and 20% of the Dow reporting. Clough Capital's Vince Lorusso and G Squared Private Wealth's Victoria Greene discuss.

Google-parent Alphabet is buying back $70 billion worth of shares and instituting its first-ever dividend. Arete Research's Richard Kramer breaks down the quarter. Plus, huge sales growth in the cloud and even bigger bets in AI may not be enough to prop up Microsoft's guidance. Oppenheimer's Timothy Horan dives into the results. And, the markets are coming off a whipsaw session ahead of fresh inflation data. Hargreaves Landsdown's Sophie Lund-Yates, The Carson Group's Ryan Detrick, and Citi's Beata Manthey discuss.

Meta's strong quarter is doing little to prop up the stock, which is set to shed $200 billion in value at the open. Cleo Capital's Sarah Kunst dives into the results. Plus, is Meta's report a read into what's to come for Alphabet and Microsoft today? Northstar Asset Management's Nimrit Kang weighs in. And, the broader markets are also selling off as tech takes it on the chin once again. Chantico Global's Gina Sanchez and Gilman Hill Asset Management's Jenny Harrington discuss.

Tesla is soaring despite its dismal start to the year. RBC's Tom Narayan dives into the quarter. Plus, the FAA is opening a new investigation in Boeing. Stifel's Bert Stubin explains. And, efficiency vs. innovation will likely be a key focus in Meta's earnings report today. Big Technology's Alex Kantrowitz tees up the results.

Tesla reports earnings after the close today as the stock hovers at its lowest level since last January. KKM Financial's Jeff Kilburg lays out the key metrics to watch. Plus, UPS is expected to deliver its worst quarterly results for the year. Melius Research's Conor Cunningham explains. And, the markets are rebounding from last week's sell-off. TS Lombard's Skylar Montgomery Konig and Oppenheimer's John Stoltzfus discuss.

Big tech is in focus this week with four of the Magnificent 7 set to report earnings. Clockwise Capital’s James Cakmak tees up the results. Plus, House Speaker Mike Johnson is supporting a vote on several foreign aid packages, including one to Ukraine. Fordham Global Foresight’s Tina Fordham explains. And, Tesla is under pressure again as it fires off another round of price cuts. Roth MKM’s Craig Irwin discusses the road ahead.