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Here’s what CNBC TV producers have been watching during the recovery and what’s on the radar for the next session.

Inflation in the USA

• Two days of important data begin at 8:30 a.m. ET on Tuesday with the Producer Price Index, which looks at inflation from a wholesale perspective. Economists expect the number to have risen 0.2% in July from the previous month.
• Also on Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. ET we will receive the CPI, the consumer price index.
• The S&P500 has fallen more than 5% since its July 16 peak.
• The Nasdaq 100 is about 10% below the July 10 peak.
• The Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen about 5% since its July 18 peak.

Gold

Home Depot

• The giant in the DIY supplies (and more) sector publishes its quarterly figures before the stock market opens.
• The stock has remained unchanged since the last report three months ago.
• Home Depot is 13% below the stock’s high in March.

Boeing

• The airline manufacturer will report orders and deliveries for July tomorrow morning.
• The stock has fallen about 10% since the last report a month ago.
• Boeing has fallen 38.6% since its 52-week high in December.

Nvidia’s rise

• Seema Mody reports on Nvidia’s last move.
• The stock rose 4.1% today and 8.5% in five sessions.
• Nvidia is still 22.5% below its 52-week high hit on June 20.

The other six of the “Magnificent Seven”

• Meta is 5% below its July 8 high.
• Apple is 8.3% below its peak on July 15.
• Microsoft is 13% below its July 5 peak.
• alphabet is 15.3% below its peak on July 10.
• Amazon is 17% below its July 8 high.
• Tesla is 29% below its September 15 high.

Tesla vs China

• CNBC’s Eunice Yoon, reporting from China, will look at Tesla’s Chinese competitors tomorrow.
• All major companies saw declines in August, last month and over the last three months.
• Li Car has fallen 27% in three months; the stock is trading 58% below its February 27 high.
• Xpeng has fallen 25% in a month and is 67% below its September 1 high.
• BYD has fallen 13% in a month and is 17% below its 52-week high.
• Zeekr has fallen 26% in a month and has declined 55% since its May 13 peak.
• Nio has fallen 26% in three months and is down 71% from its 52-week high nearly a year ago.

13F registrations

• CNBC will review the stocks the country’s largest fund managers are buying and selling. The 13F filings to the Securities and Exchange Commission, which make these disclosures, begin tomorrow.
• One proposal that catches the eye of many is that of Warren Buffett Berkshire-Hathaway.
• BRK.A is up 19% so far in 2024 and 4% in three months.