Power Lunch

Stocks are moving higher on Wednesday on the back of a tame CPI inflation report as tech names like CoreWeave and Super Micro Computer are leading the markets higher.

Kelly Evans and Brian Sullivan are joined on-set by DCLA Managing Partner, Sarat Sethi, for the full hour to lay out his take on the state of the markets.

Meanwhile, today’s Power Insider segment is focusing on Bloom Energy as Evercore’s Nick Amicucci explains why he has an outperform rating on the stock.  

Later, CNBC’s Alex Sherman joins the show to report on the headlines that Bob Iger and Josh Kushner are planning to buy the Los Angeles Lakers from Mark Walter for over $12 billion.

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Markets are moving lower on Tuesday amid lingering doubts that the U.S. and Iran can reach a broader resolution to the Middle East conflict.

Brian Sullivan and Kelly Evans are joined on set by Yardeni Research President, Ed Yardeni, to get his take on the $500 billion AI financing deal announced on Monday and where he believes stocks will go from here.

Meanwhile, Trane Technologies CEO, Dave Regnery, also joins the anchors in studio to discuss his company’s latest earnings report and the growing demand for thermal management and cooling systems in AI data centers.

Later on, Brian gives a preview of his next Power Insider piece that will cover the new proposed gasoline pipeline that will stretch across the U.S. from Texas to California.

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CNBC’s Kelly Evans and Brian Sullivan take you through the heart of the business day bringing you the latest developments and instant analysis on the stocks and stories driving the day’s agenda. “Power Lunch” delves into the economy, markets, politics, real estate, media, technology and more. The show sits at the intersection of power and money. “Power Lunch” gives viewers a full plate of CNBC’s award-winning business news coverage, plus a healthy dose of personality from the show’s anchors and the network’s top-notch roster of reporters and digital journalists.

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The major averages are moving higher across the board despite the dismal jobs report as investors believe the Fed will be forced to keep rates on hold for now.

Dominic Chu and Kelly Evans break down the odds of a September rate hike with Wells Fargo’s Tom Porcelli and recap software’s recent rally with Citi analyst, Fatima Boolani.

Later on, Telsey Advisory Group CEO, Dana Telsey, joins the show to lay out some of her top stock picks for the back-to-school shopping season as the NRF expects a record-setting stretch of spending this year.

Meanwhile, CNBC’s Phil LeBeau chats with the anchors about the latest car buying trends as more consumers shift to more mainstream brands.

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The major averages are trading slightly lower across the board as stocks take a break from the recent record rally.

Kelly Evans and Dominic Chu sit down with VanEck Funds CEO, Jan Van Eck, to discuss the latest market action and the impact of SpaceX’s first share lockup expiration on Thursday.

Meanwhile, Richard Jackson, Occidental CEO, speaks exclusively with the anchors to break down his company’s latest quarterly profit which was helped by a jump in oil prices and a rise in production. 

Later, Blackrock’s U.S. Head of Equity ETFs, Jay Jacobs, joins the show to cover the rise in the number of leveraged ETFs on Wall Street as investors look for new ways to gain exposure to specific stocks and sectors.

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