Welcome to closing bell. I'm Scott Wapner live right here from Post 9 at the New York Stock Exchange.

This make-a-break hour begins with the ongoing market volatility taking investors on yet another ride today.

That's the scorecard with 60 to go in regulation. Yes, there's a lot of green. It's been all over the map, though, today based on whatever tariff headlines we're moving at that particular time.

Tech, especially strong and so is discretionary. Probably no surprise, thanks to that move in Tesla today, sharply higher

on the back of earnings. All of the mega caps are strong as well. Standouts like Amazon and

Invidia are leading the way. Data Center stock's also performing well today.

Vertive and GE, Vernova, Vistra, Eaton.

Some of the names you should follow here

in the final stretch, Constellation Energy as well.

Dell Technologies, Oracle, a lot of green there.

It does take us to our talk of the tape.

The latest tariff, trade, twists, and turns.

We start there with our Aiman Javers

in the center of it all once again

on the north lawn of the White House. Amen. Hey there, Scott. Within the past couple of hours,

we got a statement from the Chinese foreign ministry that was posted online by the Chinese embassy

in the U.S. We can put it up on the screen for you, but it's a sternly worded statement from the

Chinese saying,

if a negotiated solution is truly what the U.S. wants, it should stop threatening and blackmailing

China and seek dialogue based on equality, respect, and mutual benefit. To keep asking for a deal

while exerting extreme pressure is not the right way to deal with China and simply will not work.

Now, I can tell you, I just spoke with Caroline Levitt, the White House Press Secretary in her office

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