CNBC's "Fast Money"

International markets have outperformed the U.S. in a big way this year, but will the trend continue into Q2? Where are out traders see the biggest global gains, and if they’re betting on more divergence between the markets. Plus NIH funding cuts putting drug development on the chopping block. The names feeling the impact, and what’s at stake in the pharma space.Fast Money Disclaimer

After a tumultuous week, stocks are bouncing back, with traders discussing what lies ahead. The spotlight is on China's market jump, fueled by potential stimulus measures that could boost tech and luxury sectors. Tesla faces new challenges while launching a cheaper Model Y in China, amidst fierce competition. The precious metals market is thriving, led by soaring gold prices and mining stocks. Traders share insights on major companies, blending cautious optimism with strategies to navigate the current landscape.

Discretionary stocks leading the market lower, as retailers sound the alarm on the pressure facing consumers. How inflation and tariff concerns are impacting buyers, and what it means for the largest retail companies. And While stocks continue to drop, some names may be presenting attractive entry points. The discounted names our traders are watching, and the technical levels that back them up.Fast Money Disclaimer

The S&p 500 snapping a 2-day losing streak, with Tech leading the market bounce. What the reprieve in selling could indicate as Tariff headlines continue to spark volatility. And Rates whipsawing this week, as another Fed decision draws near. What our next guest sees in store for the bond market, and why she says recession risks are overblown.Fast Money Disclaimer

Stocks are showing signs of recovery following tariff updates and a ceasefire in Ukraine. The discussion highlights the return of car manufacturing to the U.S. and its economic impact. Investors are cautious amid trade tensions and inflation, with insights on Apple's plummeting stock. Billionaire Ron Baron remains committed to Tesla shares despite significant declines. The episode dives into shifts in investor sentiment, including a resurgence in cryptocurrencies and changes in retirement strategies amid volatility.

Stocks dropping hard to kick off the week, as recession fears grip Wall Street. The sectors seeing the most pain, and what our traders need to see to believe the sell off is nearing an end. Plus Tech taking it on the chin, as the Nasdaq falls even farther into correction territory. What one top tech analyst sees in store for the Magnificent 7 names, and how much more turmoil the tech trade will endure.Fast Money Disclaimer

Stocks bouncing back Friday after a very volatile week. The S&P posting its worst week since September as a weak jobs report, Fed comments, and more tariff headlines rock markets. So will the volatility continue? And A take on Tech, as Meta erases nearly all of its record rally gains. Why one VC investor expects mor “chop” in the trade, and where he’s putting his money to work.Fast Money Disclaimer

Trade War concerns sending stocks plunging, as the Nasdaq enters correction territory. But it wasn’t just Tech getting wrecked. How the financials are faring, and how some of the biggest banks are getting hit the hardest. And Global backlash over Elon Musk taking a toll on Tesla. Why one leadership expert says a CEO split could push the EV maker back in the right direction.Fast Money Disclaimer

Declines in the U.S Dollar and Crude Oil taking hold of the market this week, as geopolitical tensions heat up. How the latest tariff headlines are hitting currencies and commodities, and the impact it has on the broader market. Plus Markets in need of a China reality check? Why one expert warns investors aren’t as concerned about geopolitical risks as they should be. Where he sees the tariff trade war heading next. Fast Money Disclaimer

Stocks paring losses as trade war tensions escalate. The latest tit-for-tat of tariffs, and the impact it’s having on nearly every part of the market. Plus Retail earnings getting underway, and Target is kicking things off with a drop. The sales warning they’re forecasting, and what it’s saying about the health of the consumer.Fast Money Disclaimer