Dan Celia talks global economics and personal financial and investing strategies.

Dan reports on the financial news of the day and takes listener calls.

Manufacturing index contracted in August, WalMart cutting 7000 jobs, and Donald Trump should be focusing his message on what a majority of people are concerned about, jobs and the economy.

Productivity is down another 0.6%, the dollar continues to strengthen, Trump is looking presidential & join Financial Issues in saving the unborn with Mission Pre-born.

July pending home sales are up 1.3% after June's number was adjusted down & Federal Reserve Vice Chair Stanley Fischer says there could still be multiple interest rate hikes before the end of the year.

The dollar is strengthening, German's are losing faith in banks, Japan's deficit is becoming a problem and we talk with David Harms of India Partners about an opportunity to help build a boy's home in southeast India.

Personal income rose 0.4%, consumer spending rose and personal savings increased to 5.7% in July.

Dan talks GDP, European negative interest rates, states cutting SNAP programs and Janet Yellen's statements indicating the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates in the near future.

Dan discusses oil inventories, investors waiting for Yellen comments, E.U. continuing to bail out week nations, Iranian boats harassing U.S. Navy ship and the Defense industries support of Hillary Clinton.

Oil prices sliding as production is at all time highs and Iraq and Nigeria prepare to increase their oil exports.