Eamon Javers

Eamon Javers, a CNBC reporter specializing in foreign policy, and Brian Sullivan, a CNBC anchor with energy insights, dive into the implications of Venezuela's oil flow to the U.S., revealing that sanctioned oil will be sold indefinitely. They discuss the intricate details of the arrangement and its impact on American banks. Jacob Soboroff, an MSN anchor and author, shares his personal tale following the Los Angeles fires and the challenges of recovery, including housing issues and labor shortages. Together, they explore the intersection of geopolitics and community resilience.

Emily Wilkins, Capitol Hill reporter tracking lawmakers' reactions. Eamon Javers, White House reporter explaining administration moves. Christina Partsinevelos, market reporter breaking down intraday movers and sector impacts. They discuss the Supreme Court tariff ruling, the White House's new 10% global tariff plan, market positioning and sector winners like retail, AI and data-center finance.

Eamon Javers, a Washington correspondent focused on Supreme Court and tariff issues, discusses the implications of a delayed SCOTUS ruling on major tariffs. Loretta Mester, former Cleveland Fed President, analyzes inflation dynamics and expectations for Federal Reserve policies. Bill Nygren, a seasoned portfolio manager, shares insights on value investing, emphasizing companies like Warner Bros. Discovery and Citi. The podcast also dives into Tesla's switch to a subscription model for Full Self-Driving technology and congressional discussions about banning lawmakers from stock trading.

Eamon Javers, CNBC senior Washington correspondent reporting market and policy moves. Joe Terranova, wealth strategist with portfolio and stock ideas. Josh Brown, RIAs and market commentator known for The Reformed Broker. They tackle Iran strikes and the oil surge, debate trading volatility and where to find alpha, spotlight chemical stocks and energy trade ideas, and share final portfolio moves.

Eamon Javers, Pentagon correspondent providing on-the-ground briefings from Washington. He discusses battlefield messaging and differing official timelines for the Iran conflict. The show also digs into oil and market volatility after recent comments. Conversation turns to the AI trade, Anthropic's legal move, and a preview of Oracle's upcoming results.

Eamon Javers, a Washington-based CNBC reporter, dives into the heated clash between President Trump and Jerome Powell, exploring the implications of a potential DOJ probe into the Fed chair. The discussion shifts to staggering bank earnings results, with significant stock responses from Bank of America and Wells Fargo. Javers also illuminates upcoming Supreme Court decisions on tariffs and their ramifications, while Netflix’s move towards an all-cash deal for Warner Bros adds fuel to the corporate strategy fire.

Pippa Stevens, an energy and commodities reporter tracking oil market moves and SPR activity, and Eamon Javers, a Washington correspondent covering U.S. policy and Iran, discuss spikes in oil, Strait of Hormuz tensions, SPR release limits, market positioning amid geopolitical unknowns, and how advisors are adjusting portfolios and private credit exposure.

Eamon Javers, a Washington correspondent reporting on D.C. developments around the U.S.-Iran conflict, and Halima Croft, RBC Capital Markets' Global Head of Commodity Research, unpack geopolitics and energy. They discuss market volatility from the Iran war, oil and Strait of Hormuz risks, LNG and global gas stress, and how an oil shock could pressure consumer spending.

Jeffrey Gundlach, founder and CIO of DoubleLine Capital, shares macro and fixed-income views on volatility, gold, commodities, and credit. Eamon Javers, Washington reporter, provides on-the-ground U.S.-Iran and policy updates. They discuss market reactions to Iran talks, sector repricing, software and AI rebounds, and risks in private credit and Fed messaging.

Jamil Jaffer, legal expert and founder of the National Security Institute, offers concise legal analysis of the Supreme Court ruling and refund questions. Torsten Slok, Apollo’s chief economist, breaks down macro effects on inflation and Fed timing. Eamon Javers, Washington reporter, gives on-the-ground coverage of the decision and political fallout. They discuss the ruling’s market movers, refunds, geopolitical angles, and sector-specific impacts.