Live in the Nasak markets, I'd overlooking New York City's Times Square.

This is Fast Money.

I'm Melissa Lee.

Tonight's Trader lineup.

Dan Nathan, Tim Seymour, Karen Fireman, and Guy Dami, Tim will join in just a few.

Ahead on fast, Beijing firing back yesterday the U.S. said Chinese companies could face devastating

actions.

If they defy the Russian sanctions today, China said it will respond firmly and forcefully

if the U.S. does that.

How worried do investors need to be about this red-hot rhetoric?

Plus, consumers voting with their feet on the state of retail grim new numbers on where

we are not shopping.

The picture does not look pretty for names like Best Buy, Home Depot, Coals, and Bed Bath

and Beyond.

And the coming Amazon effect on the options market, how the twenty for one split could

make Amazon an options blockbuster.

We start off at the start warning from one of Europe's biggest manufacturers, the CEO

Volkswagen saying the impact of the Ukraine war could be even worse on the European economy

than the pandemic.

The exact telling the FT that the global supply chain disruption quote could lead to huge

price increases, scarcity of energy and inflation.

It could be very risky for the European and German economies.

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