CNBC Daily Open: The good and the bad of the U.S. CPI — nothing seems ugly
November’s CPI report was mostly in line with estimates, even though the monthly number increased unexpectedly.
‘Large and very profitable’: Analysts like this biotech stock and give it major upside
The biotechnology sector has finally picked up steam after a tough 2022 — and for fund manager Hugh Dive, one stock stands out.
China leads declines among Asia markets as investors await Fed rate decision
China vows to boost domestic demand. Japan’s Tankan quarterly survey showed business confidence at big manufacturers improved more than expected.
Secretary Raimondo says ‘we have a long way to go’ on U.S.-China business relations
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo told CNBC’s Jim Cramer there is still a long road ahead to improve the economic relationship with China.
Asian cities gain ground in Euromonitor’s ‘Top 100’ cities to visit
Paris is, once again, the most attractive city to visit in the world, according to Euromonitor International — followed by Dubai, Madrid, Tokyo and Amsterdam.
UK’s Sunak sees off revolt to win vote on Rwanda migrant plan
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak avoided defeat in parliament on Tuesday on an emergency bill to revive his plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Google’s loss to Epic will likely have little impact in the near term
Google is likely to appeal its loss to Epic Games, delaying any changes to the Play Store for months to years.
KuCoin agrees to leave New York and pay $22 million to settle state lawsuit: CNBC Crypto World
CNBC Crypto World features the latest news and daily trading updates from the digital currency markets and provides viewers with a look at what’s ahead with high-profile interviews, explainers, and unique stories from the ever-changing crypto industry….
U.S. crude oil falls nearly 4% as traders worry about inflation affecting demand
While U.S. stocks rose on the latest inflation data, the oil markets saw cause for concern.
Fed rate cuts will only come when the economy really needs them, Cantor Fitzgerald CEO says
Howard Lutnick believes market pricing that anticipates early rate cuts is too much, too soon.
