Right now in fast Treasury Secretary Jan and Yell and right here on CNBC saying that

as early as June 1st the U.S. will run out of money to pay its bills, this is the

President get set for a debt limit showdown with congressional leaders tomorrow.

How worried should the market be as the debt clock keeps ticking?

Plus, checking Chuck shares a Charles Schwab down nearly 40 percent in the last two months

as the discount broker has been swept up in the wave of regional bank selling.

Toyer analysts and fund managers so recommending it will hear from one and later one of our

traders is ready to take a fresh look at shares of Airbnb and DoorDash find out why he

is pinning his constructive tone on the post-cerning surge of Uber.

I'm Melissa Lee this is Fast Money Relive with the Nasak Market site on the desk tonight

St. Brasso, Karen Feinerman, Dan Nathan and Guy Adami.

We start off with markets on edge ahead of a big week for stocks.

The Nasak and S.F.E. managing to close just in the green while the Dow ended the day

down about 55 points, the latest senior loan officer survey showing banks are still worried

about a slowing economy and deposit outflows.

And there are more potential catalysts for the markets in the coming days from tomorrow's

debt ceiling showdown between President Biden and Speaker McCarthy to a slate of inflation

data this week CPI Wednesday, PPI Thursday and of course next big read on the consumer

when retail earnings kick off next week.

So is today just the calm before the storm kind of feels that way, Dan?

Yeah, so you see a fix at 17, it was at 20 late last week, you see the move index, the

tracks, the volatility and the treasury bond market, that's picking up a little bit here.

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