Apple kicking off its highly anticipated Worldwide Developers Conference with a slew of announcements. We have live coverage in Cupertino, California, and speak with two guests about what today’s news means for the future of the world’s most valuable company. Plus, the Fed finds itself at a crossroads after Friday’s jobs report. Should it hike, pause, or pivot? We’ll debate. And XPRIZE Foundation Executive Chairman Peter Diamandis joins the show with the new playbook and strategies for executives looking to grow their companies.

This morning’s jobs report had something for the hawks and the doves. We’ll debate the best move for the Fed and investors’ best move in the market. Plus, our guest says there’s a “holy grail” setup in the AI space. She’ll tell us what it is and how she’s playing it. And the CEO of Bristol-Myers Squibb joins Kelly as the ASCO conference kicks off. How are they helping solve America’s cancer drug shortage? He’ll explain.

The economic picture for the Federal Reserve is getting murkier by the day. Will they rely on retail, manufacturing, or labor market data to make their decision this month? Plus, Dollar General on pace for its worst day ever. We’ll tell you what’s driving the declines, and what it suggests about the rest of the retail landscape. And Goldman Sachs head of commodity research says the long-term bull thesis remains intact for commodities. You’ll never guess why he’s so optimistic.

Stocks falling on concerns of global market risks, but our guest sees big opportunities in one key sector. She’ll tell us where, and what to avoid.

Plus, if big tech and semiconductors were the first wave of AI, what’s the next? One analyst says watch the freight space. And with mortgage rates seemingly on a rollercoaster these days, where can investors find safety. We’ll speak with the CEO of one mortgage stock that’s beating the market this year.

The Biden Administration and Congressional leadership hashing out a tentative deal to avoid a default, but what about the market risks? UBS’ Evan Brown says liquidity concerns are overblown. 

Consumer confidence slipped to a six-month low in May, but Moody’s Mark Zandi still says no recession ahead .

And Wolfe Research says AI could renew optimism around Silicon Valley real estate, but Slow Ventures’ Sam Lessin says ‘that’s a bridge too far.’ 

Wall Street’s getting more optimistic about a debt ceiling deal on Capitol Hill. Should investors buy the optimism? We’ll look at the terms, and some trades that will benefit. Plus, the latest inflation report coming in hotter than expected. Is that strike one for the doves ahead of next month’s Fed meeting?

And we’re wrapping up an historic week for AI, tracking the huge moves in names like Nvidia and Marvell, and looking at what could be the next big name to rally.

Fitch delivering a blow to America’s AAA credit rating as debt ceiling talks drag on. We’ll tell you what it means for the market and the economy. Plus, Nvidia is powering the Nasdaq today, but one technician is watching a potential sell signal in the charts. And Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced his presidential campaign via Twitter Spaces last night, but the event wasn’t without its technical troubles. We’ll debate the potential fallout for Twitter, and the 2024 political landscape.

Still no deal on the debt ceiling as Speaker McCarthy says the two sides remain hung up on the issue of baseline spending, but our market guest says any debt ceiling risk may be to the upside. She’ll explain. Plus, billionaire real estate investor Don Peebles is warning “the worst is yet to come” for office REITs. He’ll tell us where he’s seeing opportunities as a result. And Jim Cramer sees a “genuine bull market” underway in one particular area of the market. We’ll tell you what it is, and speak to one analyst seeing big upside in some of the names.

Negotiations continue, but no debt ceiling deal yet. We’ll look at how investors can position for any scenario. Plus, Microsoft unveils more AI products, Google’s CEO issues a new warning, and Bank of America says one name is well positioned. We’ll speak with the analyst.

And Lowe’s is lowering its full-year sales guidance – what does that signal for the rest of the market? We look at two key consumer names in Earnings Exchange.

A new Fed narrative has bond yields jumping, as Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari tells CNBC he’s open to pausing, but not ending rate hikes. What are the policy implications amid rising US-China tensions and the debt ceiling deadline looming? Plus – there’s a key metric flashing a major warning sign in the trucking industry. We’ll tell you what it is and what it suggests about the rest of the economy. And we’re live at the final round of the 2023 National Economics Challenge, as the country’s top high school students answer complex economic questions in a high-stakes environment.