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CNBC's "Fast Money"

Fast Money 01/13/20

CNBC's "Fast Money"

CNBC

News, Investing, Business

3.91.3K Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2020

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Listen To Our Traders Take You Behind the Money...How To Play the Volatility...Pops and Drops: The Movers You Missed.

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0:00.0

Yes it does live for the NASDAQ market site. This is fast money. I am

0:04.8

Brian Sullivan in for Melissa Lee and your traders on the desk tonight are Tim

0:08.9

Seymour Dan Nathan and Guy Dami. We're also pleased to be joined by Lori Kalvasinum,

0:13.5

of U.S. Equity Strategy at RBC Capital Markets.

0:15.8

Lori, welcome.

0:16.8

We apologize in advance.

0:18.8

Tonight on Fast, we're going where the money is, the big bank, you just heard Wilf talking about it.

0:24.0

J.P. Morgan, City, Wells Fargo, all reporting their results before tomorrow is open.

0:28.0

We'll break down what to expect. Big week.

0:31.0

And we go west, young viewer, to the JP Morgan Chase Healthcare Conference in San Francisco.

0:36.2

Meg Jarell has the first on-air interview with the CEO of Agios that stock down more than

0:41.6

6% today. We'll find out why. And pay attention.

0:45.8

Okay, you name. Can you name today's mystery chart? The stock dropping at 1.15% bounced back a bit had a bitter cold holiday season

0:56.8

Interesting any idea it means something that means something you probably do it's a retail

1:02.2

all right we'll give you the name coming up.

1:04.0

But we begin with news on trade. The United States officially dropping the currency manipulator designation for China.

1:12.0

Let's get right now to Aeman Jabbers in Washington with more on the... calculator designation

1:13.0

in Washington with more on this developing story.

1:16.0

Yeah Brian that's right Treasury now making it official at this hour

1:20.0

they are dropping that currency manipulator designation that they slapped on the

1:24.4

Chinese last year. They're removing it today. The Treasury Department saying in a statement,

1:28.9

that's for two reasons. One is the appreciation of the currency that's happened since last fall and the second one is agreements that they've made inside that so-called phase one trade deal.

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