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Mercedes UAW vote, Boeing shareholder meeting: What to Watch

Josh Lipton and Julie Hyman

Mercedes-Benz (MBG.DE) workers at its Tuscaloosa, Alabama plant will close its voting over whether to unionize under the United Auto Workers (UAW) on Friday.

Boeing (BA) will host its annual shareholders meeting on May 17, voting on whether to retain outgoing CEO Dave Calhoun on its board.

Lastly, Federal Reserve Governor Christoper Waller is among officials set to comment on the economy.

Market Domination Overtime Hosts Josh Lipton and Julie Hyman go over the top stories and headlines expected out on Friday, May 17.

For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination Overtime.

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This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

Video transcript

Time now for to watch Friday May 17 starting off in the South, voting for Mercedes workers in Alabama to join the United Auto Workers will wrap up tomorrow.

This is another major test after UAW President Sean fans victory in Tennessee where workers at a Volkswagen plan voted to unionize.

Moving over to the Federal Reserve will get some comments from fed.

Governor Christopher Waller in the morning is coming after a big round of fed commentary today including Cleveland fed president, a master suggesting that interest rates should stay high for longer saying that the recent inflation data indicates that quote, it will take longer to gain that confidence.

And finally Boeing holding its annual shareholder meeting in the morning.

Boeing shareholders deciding on whether to approve executive pay and re elect the playmakers outgoing Ceo Dave Calhoun to its board.

It's coming after proxy advisors flag performance concerns found the January mid air blowout on a 737 max nine