Thursday morning. Welcome to another hour's walk on the street. I'm David Fayebord, Leslie Picker and Mike Santoli. We're live post-9th the New York Stock Exchange. Sarah's off. And Carl's out of here. He's on the move for the next hour. He's got a big interview, actually. So he's going to go over to West Street to Goldman Sachs's trading floor. And you can see the co-head of global banking and markets will be among his

guests. Speaking of markets, let's take a look at ours after that very significant sell-off

yesterday. You can see we are rebounding, though already off the highs. Keep an eye on that 10-year

treasury yield at 4.564. Leslie. Yeah, macro, big story today, of course, but there are some interesting idiosyncratic stocks to watch as well.

We're 30 minutes into the trading session.

Here are three big movers.

We are watching.

Shares of micron tumbling, the chipmaker beat profit estimates but gave weaker than expected guidance for the second quarter.

We'll have more on the streets reaction in the state of semis, following yesterday's sell-off,

but currently those shares down more than 16%. Shares of Darden restaurants rallying, however,

the owner of Olive Garden, meeting earnings expectations and raising its full year outlook after

adding the Tex-Mex chain Chewis to its portfolio and reporting higher same restaurant sales at its major chains,

those shares up more than 14%. And shares of Accenture also jumping this morning of about 6.6%.

The company beat earnings estimates thanks to strong demand for Gen A.I. Services. It's also raising

its revenue guidance for fiscal 2025.

And Accenture CEO, Julie Sweet, will join us first on CNBC to give us more details about her outlook for the next year.

Before that, though, let's get to some economic data out just moments ago. Rick Santelli has it for us.

Rick. David, this is a big day.

Leading economic indicators for the month of November came in positive, up three-tenths

of a percent.

They have had 32 consecutive months without a positive number.

We had one zero this year, but the last positive integer was in February

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