Also today: The Securities and Exchange Commission has been looking into what happened since the GameStop rally from earlier in the year, and it has a report suggesting online brokerage firms might need new rules. Jeffery Cleveland stops by to discuss the bond market and inflation.

Also today: We check on how Netflix is doing as earnings reports season gets underway. Home builders are looking on the bright side despite the challenges facing the supply chain.

London’s Heathrow airport, one of Europe’s busiest, has announced it’s going to increase charges to airlines landing there as it tries to recover from the impact of coronavirus restrictions on travel. 

Also today: Julia Coronado joins us to discuss the markets. Apple iPhone maker Foxconn unveiled three new electric vehicles in Taiwan under a joint venture.

Also today: Colorado has mandated health insurance plans to cover gender-confirmation care for transgender people, starting in 2023. The BBC checks in on China’s economic recovery, where it went from handling the pandemic to a host of other issues, like an energy crisis.

China’s economy grew at its slowest pace for a year, according to figures released today. Power shortages, outbreaks of Covid-19 and pressure from Beijing on a number of industries are taking their toll on the economy.

Also today: Drew Matus of MetLife Investment Management talks the markets with us as numbers show consumers might be getting a little more excited.

Also today: The Biden administration announced extended, 24/7 hours for the Port of Los Angeles this week, but what will it actually take there to help loosen the kinks in the supply chain? The FDA released guidelines to help Americans reduce their sodium intake.

Italy has brought in one of the strictest COVID passes for workplaces in the world. Employees and employers could face fines if they fail to use the digital passes.