2026-03-14
42 分钟Before the first pitch, CNBC Sports' Michael Ozanian goes deep on the latest numbers.
We're going to have payrolls well over $300 million.
Official MLB team valuations.
See the full list at CNBC.com slash sport.
And thank you very much, Scott.
We're keeping a close eye on oil again today
while the broader markets look to be on hold into the weekend.
Welcome to The Exchange.
I'm Kelly Evans.
And we have WTI crude nearing $97 a barrel as the U.S.
is reportedly moving more warships to the Middle East.
100, you could call it, back in sight again as we head into the weekend.
The level of Brent is around 102.
Stocks are responding in kind, unable to hold on to their earlier gains.
All three major averages are now on track to end the week lower by 1% or more.
Nearly a 2% drop since Monday for the Dow.
Financials and industrials down 3%.
Those are your worst performing sectors.
And 4.28% on the 10-year Treasury yield.
Again, we were below 4%.