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Exclusive—How Donald Trump really earns his money

Stocks tread water as the stage is set for tomorrow's Brexit vote. Plus a new report on the how the Donald really makes his dollars. Catch The Final Round at 4 p.m. ET with Jen Rogers, columnist Rick Newman, and Bruno Stanziale, Eurasia Group's director of commodity strategy.

Donald's dollars

Donald Trump is on the attack again today—and taking swings at Hillary Clinton. This follows a rough week for his campaign, with the firing of his campaign manager and his reporting of tepid May fundraising. Rick Newman has an exclusive report on how Trump and his empire actually make money.

Trouble for the crude oil trade?

Oil prices have stabilized around $50 over the past month, but what are the geopolitical wildcards for oil? Bruno Stanziale, Eurasia Group's director of commodity strategy, joins us to discuss.

Winners and losers

Stocks slipping into the red today include Adobe as the Photoshop maker gave a weaker than expected current quarter guidance; HP falling after it disclosed plans to reduce inventories of ink and toner with distributors; and FedEx after reporting an overall quarterly loss due to pension adjustments and costs pertaining to its buy of European shipper TNT.

Stocks swinging higher today include Winnebago following an earnings and revenue beat; furniture maker La-Z Boy as same store sales rose 2.2%, and SolarCity soaring after announcing it would be bought by Musk's own Tesla Motors.

Looking ahead

  • The polls are open in Great Britain tomorrow, and The Final Round will have extended coverage at 4 p.m. ET as well as a Brexit special at 5 p.m. ET when polls officially close. We will have full team coverage, including live reports from the UK.

  • Also tomorrow, PMI releases its flash manufacturing index for June. The Street's looking for a 51.0 reading, a slight tick up from May.

  • Following today's blowout existing home sales report, we'll get data on new home sales for May. Economists are expecting around 565,000 unit sales, a slight dip from the prior month, but still the second best month of sales in the recovery.

 

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