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With the U.S. government currently shut down as another funding bill failed to clear the Senate, it's unclear what economic data investors can still expect over the coming week.
CNBC's Jim Cramer joins the "Halftime Report" team to discuss his new book along with the latest on the government shutdown, the market and how investors can protect their money.
CNBC's Eamon Javers reports on the White House's response to news that the Supreme Court will allow Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to remain in her post pending oral arguments in January on whether President Donald Trump has legal cause to fire her.
Leon Cooperman believes we are in the late innings of a bull market where bubbles can form and risks rise.
The White House on Wednesday responded to the Supreme Court allowing Fed Governor Lisa Cook to remain on the Federal Reserve Board. "We look forward to the ultimate victory after presenting our oral arguments before the Supreme Court in January," a White House spokesman said.
The threat of mass layoffs make this shutdown different, but most agency plans so far point only to furloughs, not layoffs.
ADP reported private company jobs to have declined by 32,000 in September, throwing off experts' expectations of a gain of 51,000. Yahoo Finance senior business reporter Ines Ferré discusses this data and how it ties back to investor forecasts for the Federal Reserve to further cut interest rates.
The US Supreme Court refused to allow President Donald Trump to immediately oust Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook while she sues to keep her job. Mike McKee reports on "Bloomberg Open Interest.
Wall Street portfolios are feeling heavier these days, and that weight is spilling over into consumer spending. Stocks are up about 16% from a year ago, while home prices have only inched higher, rising 2% over the same period.
The Supreme Court allowed Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to remain in her post pending oral arguments in January on whether President Donald Trump has legal cause to fire her. The court's move is a blow to Trump, who has repeatedly and unsuccessfully asked federal courts to allow him to terminate Cook from the Fed's Board of Governors without delay.
Private-sector US payrolls decreased by 32,000 last month after a revised 3,000 decline a month earlier, according to ADP Research data released Wednesday. Michael McKee reports on Bloomberg Television.
CNBC's Eamon Javers and Steve Liesman join 'Squawk on the Street' with breaking details.
US stocks steady as Fed rate cut bets grow following weak ADP data; Dow and S&P500 lift while shutdown risks take a back seat in trader focus today.
While a government shutdown introduces a “new layer of uncertainty” for markets, they tend to be short-lived and result in a minimal impact on the economy, Adam Turnquist, chief technical strategist for LPL Financial, wrote in a note Wednesday. Shutdowns over the last 50 years have lasted eight days on average, Turnquist wrote, and a 34-day shutdown from December 2018 to January 2019 saw a roughly 10% rally for the S&P 500.
PMI and ISM manufacturing showed a mixed picture, according to Kevin Green. New orders showed the biggest red mark on the report.
The US manufacturing sector grew for a ninth straight month in September but at a slower pace, according to S&P Global data. The Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) came in at 52.0, down from 53.0 in August but still above the 50-point threshold that separates growth from contraction.
“Fear of missing out” on more gains driven by artificial intelligence and excitement about the return of the “Fed put” have helped stocks avoid the traditional September slump this year, according to a team of equity strategists at Barclays.
The White House has been trying to fire Cook since late August, with Trump and his allies arguing that she engaged in mortgage fraud in loan documents she signed before she joined the Fed in 2022.
Court's announcement means Lisa Cook will remain in the post for now, despite first-ever bid by a president to fire a Fed official
Opening Bid anchor Allie Canal breaks down the latest market news for October 1, 2025. Markets are not happy with the US government shutdown, as the Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow Jones opened Wednesday's session in the red.