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Good morning. Today is Thursday, August 25th, and I'm your host Julie Morgan.

Our top stories.

Analysts weigh in on what Powell will say at Jackson Hole, and later an update on the Twitter

whistleblower, Pinterest, Amazon, the Merge, SpaceX

and T-Mobile.

The major market averages ended higher on Wednesday as investors were able to top the sideways trading of the previous session.

All 11 sectors of the S&P concluded the session in the green, led by energy and real estate,

while the weakest performer was Infotech.

The 10-year Treasury yield gained six basis points to 3.11% and the two-year yield rose 10 basis points

to 3.40%. July durable goods came in unchanged which was softer

than the economist's prediction of a 0.6% rise. Pending home sales figures for July came in stronger than anticipated, down 1% compared to the

forecasted 4% decrease.

In the earnings spotlight today, Toronto Dominion Bank, Dollar General, Marvell Technology,

Peloton Interactive, Dollar Tree, and Work Day.

In our day watch, Invidia slumped in extended hours trading after the

Semiconductor Giant issued a weak forecast for the third quarter, citing ongoing

declines in the PC space. For the second quarter, Inv said it earned an adjusted 51 cents per share on 6.7 billion dollars in revenue, including 3.81 billion in data center sales.

Gaming related revenue fell 33% year over year to 2.04 billion dollars.

For the upcoming quarter,

NVIDIA said it expects revenue to be 5.9 billion dollars plus or minus 2 percent well below

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