Futures lower to start December following stocks' best month in a year. Plus, President-elect Trump threatens new tariffs on BRIC countries, sending the U.S. dollar surging. And later, Elon Musk makes a new push to stop OpenAI's transformation into a for-profit company.

Getting set for the final trading day of the month with stocks hovering near all-time highs. Plus, Black Friday is officially here, and fresh data coming in shows rising prices not swaying consumers. And later, energy traders are monitoring the first days of the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire, with reports that both sides have already violated the deal.

The anxiety over potential tariffs eases, and stocks rally back into record territory. Key today will be the November PCE report, one of the most important reads ahead of next month’s Fed decision. Additionally, President-Elect Trump has made another key appointment to his economic team.

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President elect Trump, name his pick for Treasury in Hedge Fund Manager Scott Bessent. Plus, A big week for retail and a new report out today on key holiday spend trend. And later, defying gravity at the box office means a big win for what’s been an otherwise stagnant sector.

Back in the black: Stocks are trying to keep their weekly winning streak alive, though futures are mixed. Plus: Retail is doing its part, with Gap and one discount retailer seeing shares surge. And later: Closing in on 100,000—a look at the stocks riding Bitcoin’s record rally.

Nvidia sales doubles but its outlook isn’t enough to satisfy the street’s lofty expectations. ETF Assets surge as massive bets on Bitcoin pay o in a big way, and what the new crypto wealthy are apparently doing with their hard-earned cash…6 million dollar banana anyone?

Investors getting set for what could be the biggest market moving event since the election when Nvidia reports its latest quarterly results today. Shares of Walmart primed to open at all-time highs as another big consumer name gest set to report before the open. Plus, sources tell CNBC-Comcast is giving the green light to a massive spinoff of its cable networks. What it means for investors – and the industry.