Carl Quintanilla

Carl Quintanilla

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CNBC anchor; U.S. market movers, earnings, policy impacts.

Oil Prices Set to Drop, Fueling Roaring 2020s
SocialMar 1, 2026

Oil Prices Set to Drop, Fueling Roaring 2020s

YARDENI: “.. in our short-war scenario, oil prices should fall in the coming weeks after a ceasefire .. boosting US consumer spending and benefiting global economies .. The weekend’s Middle East developments make us even more confident in our Roaring...

By Carl Quintanilla
Stock Plunge Erases 90% Market Value Amid Trump Crypto Flop
SocialFeb 26, 2026

Stock Plunge Erases 90% Market Value Amid Trump Crypto Flop

“.. a stock selloff that has wiped out almost 90% of the firm’s market value since the September high as the broader Trump digital-asset trade misfires.” @business https://t.co/abCpOHoz5E https://t.co/8xBLvDYzwC

By Carl Quintanilla
Trump Quiet on $2,000 Tariff Rebate Checks
SocialFeb 25, 2026

Trump Quiet on $2,000 Tariff Rebate Checks

EVERCORE: “.. Trump has not emphasized the $2,000 ‘tariff rebate’ checks since earlier this year, suggesting that at least for now this has fallen off the agenda ..” 😔 https://t.co/EN0kaph84R

By Carl Quintanilla
Goldman: Stock Suffers Third‑largest Century‑wide Daily Drop
SocialFeb 24, 2026

Goldman: Stock Suffers Third‑largest Century‑wide Daily Drop

“.. the stock’s 3rd largest single day drawdown this century (2nd was covid, 1st was dot com bubble.)” - Goldman desk

By Carl Quintanilla
IEEPA Tariff Invalidated Threatens Existing Trade Deal Framework
SocialFeb 21, 2026

IEEPA Tariff Invalidated Threatens Existing Trade Deal Framework

JPMORGAN: “.. many trade deals negotiated to date have relied on IEEPA tariffs and have not yet been formalized as trade agreements. With the legal basis for these tariffs now invalidated, the fate of these deals is in question. These...

By Carl Quintanilla
Last Year's Job Growth Fell Below a Single Biden Month
SocialFeb 13, 2026

Last Year's Job Growth Fell Below a Single Biden Month

“.. we had less job growth all of last year than we had in an average month during the Biden administration.”

By Carl Quintanilla