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Challenging conditions in the U.S. housing market and tighter currency controls by China cause a stunning drop in foreign demand for American homes.
Billionaire investor Peter Thiel said Sunday that the FBI and the CIA should investigate if Google has been infiltrated by Chinese intelligence, according to a report from Axios. Richard Clarke, a former White House counterterrorism coordinator under President Clinton and President George W. Bush, joins "Squawk Box" to discuss.
U.S. stock futures point to a slightly higher Wall Street open, following the first loss in five sessions for the Dow and six sessions for the S&P 500.
Google's services have been blocked in China for several years, but the company still has businesses there.
Rohan Kendall of Wood Mackenzie discusses supply and demand in the iron ore market. He says China's steel production has been very strong in 2019, but that is not likely to be sustainable in the second half of the year.
Andrew Gillan of Janus Henderson Investors says China, South Korea and Taiwan are very exposed to trade tensions. He says he likes markets such as the Philippines and Indonesia, which are growing at very high rates.
Eugenia Victorino of SEB discusses the U.S. dollar, trade tensions and markets. She says carry trades are going to be "very much in fashion."
Ronald Wan of Partners Financial Holdings says the Chinese authorities are in a dilemma about whether to cut interest rates because doing so would damage the exchange rate and send a wrong signal that the government wants to push up the property sector.
Clete Willems of Akin Gump, also a former top U.S. trade negotiator, says the inclusion of Chinese Commerce Minister Zhong Shan in the country's trade negotiating team is good because it shows that President Xi Jinping is trying to get buy in from hard-liners and reformers in China.
European stocks turned negative Wednesday afternoon as trade concerns continued to weigh on global markets.
China may have signaled it's going more hard-line on trade, but it could be a good thing, former U.S. negotiator Clete Willems told CNBC.
As China's economic growth declines, some analysts say Beijing may have to spend more on infrastructure, adding to concerns about high debts.
Princeton professor and former Fed Vice Chairman Alan Blinder told CNBC that political meddling to weaken the dollar could 'kick off a real swoon.'
CNBC's Steve Liesman sits down with Chicago Fed president Charles Evans to discuss his U.S. economic outlook, policy and inflation at the @Work event in Chicago.
CNBC's Tyler Mathisen sits down with Snap-On CEO Nick Pinchuk on U.S. manufacturing, skilled workers and global business at @Work in Chicago.
President Trump said his administration would look into Google following comments made by billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel. Thiel said Sunday the FBI and CIA should look into whether Google has been infiltrated by Chinese intelligence. Thiel's fellow Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale said Monday that "Google is not a patriotic company."
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