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i don't see what stops us between now and mid to end january. >>> coming up, boeing, boeing, gone. trading at levels it hasn't seen in 2 1/2 years. we'll take you inside the stock's climb right after this. >>> but first, super host heartache. analysts cheque ocking out of a. where they see the stock going next. more "fast money" in two. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. >>> welcome back to "fast money." shares of airbnb dropping after a bearish call from barclays. downgrading the stock to underweight, lowering the price target to $100 from $135, citing a cautious travel season in 2024. marriott and hilton hitting all-time highs. so, where does the travel trade go? i think what was important in this note, tim, was that the reasoning behind this was competition from hotels, so, hotels may be winning at airbnb's expense. >> they are. and look at hilton and marriott. and pri

the fed is ahead of the ecb and boe. as inflation comes down in the u.s., they can accelerate their transition to easing. in the next 12 months, it's likely other central banks will catch up. japan and china being outliers. haidi: what do you make of the decision yesterday and chair powell's commentary? it was taken as dovish by the markets. going into this, we thought it would be a hawkish hold in order to not let the markets get ahead of themselves. what happened? >> the story in some ways is simple. inflation has come down faster than anticipated. that put pressure on the fed to adjust policy to reflect the reality. throughout the year, the fed was nursing residual doubt about whether inflation was coming down sustainably. that doubt is starting to dissipate. we are starting to see the fed act. it's ahead of other central banks. it's reflecting the fact the inflation story domestically has been good. shery ahn: at the same time, the labor market seems resilient. retail numbers surprising upside. is all of this ingredi

for the ecb we expected to be neutral and for the boe we expect june next year of course.u in the soft landing camp in the u.s.? >> exactly, we are even if i must admit there are significant risks on the downside. it is true that until now the economy is holding up well. we saw a huge rise in gdp in the third quarter. it has been revised. the labor market is going quite well. strong wage gains. this is surprising given the huge inflationary and monetary tightening shock. but for now thanks to different tailwinds, the fiscal policy and the previous era of low interest rates that still protect different households and corporate sectors. we are at a crossroads today but we expect a soft landing. lizzy: in the u.k. we get the latest jobs data at the top of the hour. to think it is fair to say that the bank of england has got a tough job? >> well, regarding the boe, indeed we think it has a tricky task, especially because inflation is quite higher than the united states. even if the latest asia -- data has been encouraging. if we compare the latest inflation data from the euroz

markets and economists reckon you will also get a hold from the boe at 5.25%.interesting from the bank of england are the clues about the future path for rates. just as it is for the fed and the ecb. we don't have a forecast from the bank. we don't have a press conference. we don't have a dot plot yet. it puts immense pressure on the guidance to push back against market expectations of cuts next year if that's what they want to do. look at the guidance from the last meeting. they say that monetary policy is likely to me to -- need to be restrictive for an extended time. translation, higher for longer. that will be a harder message to deliver after that softer than expected u.k. growth data yesterday. traders doubling down on their bets for rate cuts next year. now they are pricing for cuts in 2024. it weighed on gilt yields across the curve yesterday and it could push one of the last standing hawks on the monetary policy committee to go for a hold this time. megan greene, jonathan haskell, catherine mark. out of the three, greene is thought to be the likeliest

bear in mind, boeing and airbus will only make about the 1200 aircraft a year.hen they do get back to those levels of product shun, the challenge that faces the industry is the technology of these aircraft. the aircraft and the engines just do not -- >> are you comfortable with that? >> say that again, phil. >> i'm sorry to interrupt you. but are you comfortable with that echnology, but even as you see advancements in fuel efficiency and lower emissions, the technology is just not developing fast enough? >> it's not durable enough, phil. it will get better, but the problem is, when the engines come off the wing faster than anyone expected, the network isn't there to repair these engines, the parts aren't there, the spare engines aren't there. so historically, you might have needed ten aircraft to fly a certain route. now you need 11. in air cap's position, we are the largest owner of aircraft this the world by a country mile to be honest. we're the largest owner of spare engines in the world, and we have seen significant increases in aircraft values, lease rates

the plane was decided from... large, in the boeing that flew to cairo, there were 189 seats, so thathad the opportunity to rest and receive first aid. two doctors and two psychologists from the zubr detachment of the ministry of emergency situations were waiting for the people on board. while somewhere in the desert, exhausted people were shaking in minibuses. our plane drew a detour on the map to go around the territory of ukraine. the plane flew over the bryansk, belgorod and volgograd regions of russia, laid a stitch over kalmykia, swept over dagestan and georgia,... drew a diagonal on turkey, missed cyprus on the left side, crossed mediterranean sea and arrived in cairo. the landing was carried out very quickly, in about 20 minutes, takeoff and the way home. someone spoke emotionally to journalists, someone passed out, barely felt safe, children , about twenty of them were taken out of the gas, played, drew, tried to see something in the dark windows, and only when the landing gear pushed the landing strip of our national airport , it became clear to everyone, the mission was acc

in the yemen war, saudi forces used fighters they purchased from boeing, and uae pilots fly f-16s made by lockhead martin. in the opening scene of lord of war, where the camera pans from the myriad of bullet casings on the ground towards nicholas cage, he says something thought provoking. this is the summary of what arms companies do. they're over 55. million firearms in worldwide circulation, that's one firearm for every 12 people on the planet. the only question is, how do we arm the other 11? if you think that only arms manufacturing companies benefit from wars, you're badly mistaken. western governments have prepared packages. to complete their profiteering cycle, they unveil the packages based on the demands they receive from governments or tribes. another part of the money-making cycle in war is completed by private military companies. the companies provide security and military services and asuring handsome amounts of money to their countries. companies that have been. operating in iraq, now doing things like counterpiracy operations off somalia to the emergence of chinese priva

you said about boeing. but i could find 200 names probably that have had this incredible recent move. what am i supposed to do with that? am i supposed to trim some of these winners? or buy and believe like i said at the top of the program today, because there are so many stocks that have had incredible moves since november 1st. 40-70%. >> maybe the pigs get fat and the hogs get slaughtered which is, don't get greedy. if you are looking at underwriting the position at today's evaluation, you still have the same conviction? a lot of names are still trading well-off hires -- prior highs and valuations which means there could be room to run. those of weak fundamentals and are caught in the everything rally might be an area to trim. >> i have to ask you the same question. >> even though you have had a lot of companies and stocks broaden out and participate, some of them are still down substantially. one we talked about barely up on the year. even though it has had a huge move off the low. i think you continue t

late in the evening, our national airport received a board that was not operating a regular flight; a boeing 737 of belavia airlines boarded; there were more than 40 people in it who no longer hoped to enter their native land. belarusians. returned home from the gas sector, no, the gas was broken, a flourishing piece of land on the shores of the mediterranean sea turned into a smoking one in a few weeks border, its airspace is closed to aviation, it was already not easy to get into this region: travelers mostly traveled to gaza by bus from israel, but now it is a piece of land isolated from the world, and even being close to its borders is unsafe, there is on... a real, terrible, bloody war. it is easy to imagine the demographic and territorial dimensions of gas in belarus. she's like minsk. the area of ​​gaza is 365 km, the population is 2,200 people. the area of ​​minsk is 348 km, the population is almost 2 million people. from the gas satellite resembles a hatchet. the front of the handle and blade of this hatchet are the gaza border with israel. the coastline of the mediterranean sea, it

in the yemen war, saudi forces used fighters they purchased from boeing, and uae pilots fly f-16s made by lockhead martin. in the opening scene of lord of war, where the camera pans from the myriad of bullet casings on the ground towards nicholas cage, he says something thought provoking. this is the summary of what on companies do, there are over 550 million firearms in worldwide circulation, that's one firearm for every 12 people on the planet. the only question is, how do we arm the other 11? if you think that only arms manufacturing companies benefit from wars, you're badly mistaken. western governments have prepared packages to complete their profiteering cycle. they unveil the packages based on the demands they receive from governments or tribes. another part of the money making cycle in war is completed by private military companies. the companies provide security and military services and asuring handsome amounts of money to their country. companies that have been operating in iraq, now doing things like counterpiracy operations off somalia, to the emergence of chinese private

more next on china's chances of competing with boeing and airbus.et to show off its homemade passenger jets with the display in hong kong on their first trip outside of the mainland. joining us now is our asia transport reporter. so tell us a little bit about this jet and the likelihood of it competing with jets from the likes of boeing and airbus. >> is a really exciting day. commack has brought its two passenger jets to hong kong. all the attention will be inevitably on the c 919. the first time that it has left the chinese mainland. it has a big stage. actually showing off what it can do with this particular jet. obviously it doesn't have any foreign buyers. only chinese airlines. therefore trying to drum up sales and attention. this is its big moment here. officials from the city and the airport will be celebrating its welcome. it arrived yesterday. so we will be giving a tour inside the plane to see what it's like. haidi: you talked about the uphill battle in international markets. what are the ambitions for china here? dan: particularly using

the boeing 737 returned to the airport immediately after takeoff due to engine failure.ere were 176 passengers on board, no one was injured. people were placed in the airport terminal building, to their destination, they will be sent to reserve forces. a special flight from the ministry of emergency situations delivered 68 russian citizens evacuated from the gas sector to moscow. people have already been provided with warm clothing, food and basic necessities. informational, psychological and medical support was also organized. total according to data the ministry of emergency situations has already evacuated almost a thousand people to the conflict zone in russia. in a few minutes , our tv channel will continue its broadcast with a special report by dari gonieva. she will talk about the development of the union state of russia and belarus, see the material immediately after the advertisement, i say goodbye to you until monday, see you, good news, renostp helps fight the runny nose at an affordable price, arenostoptra is active from 25 seconds, for each its own renaostp,

five american companies, including boeing, pocketed the largest share. when daesh reared its head in west asia, international arms companies found the great opportunity to line their pockets, especially as the media would keep saying that the war would lead to further insecurity. the companies expedited their production lines. in 2016, over 100 countries received arms and... over $375 billion went to the companies, arms dealers know how to do their jobs, they open up their warehouses everyone, so sometimes too hostile groups purchase their arms from the same place. we have 700 warehouses like this, arms trade in places like africa is done in more special. ways, slave trade used to be lucrative in this region, people of high position in africa would sell their people to white people in europe, but the goal of slave trade was not similar to the past centuries, in here arms. were involved. instead of getting involved in the tribal conflicts and bloodshed in africa, europeans would send their slaves to the representatives of the tribes. the envoy slave would

in the yemen war, saudi forces used fighters they purchased from boeing, and uae pilots fly f-16s made by lockhead martin. in the opening scene of lord of war, where the camera pans from the myriad of bullet casings on the ground towards nicholas cage, he says something thought provoking. this is the summary of what arms companies do. they're over 53. 50 million firearms in worldwide circulation, that's one firearm for every 12 people on the planet. the only question is, how do we arm the other 11? if you think that only arms manufacturing companies benefit from wars, you're badly mistaken. western governments have prepared packages. to complete their profiteering cycle, they unveil the packages based on the demands they receive from governments or tribes. another part of the money making cycle in war is completed by private military companies. the companies provide security and military services and asuring handsome amounts of money to their countries. companies that have been. operating in iraq, now doing things like counterpiracy operations off somalia to the emergence of chinese, p

>> you can look at airbus and boeing, which sources part from all over the world.t is made. for comac, it is made out of shanghai. a made in china jet with the prospect of boeing airbus, it could be an opportunity for comac to break through the aviation market. rishaad: danny lee, asia transport reporter for us. let's move to china itself. and vietnam as well. president xi jinping pledging to prioritize diplomacy with hanoi. it's his first visit in six years. 37 agreements signed between the two countries, including on trade, transport and military cooperation paid let's get over to hanoi where our reporter is. how was this meeting? how did it go between xi jinping and the vietnamese party chief? we have these 37 agreements signed which seems like an awful lot. >> the chinese saw to prioritize diplomacy with vietnam. during the meeting with the vietnamese party chief, xi said the partnership should be deepened into a new era. and china is willing to build what he called a community of common destiny that includes vietnam. that night, the two nations signed nearly 4

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five american companies, including boeing, pocketed the largest share. when daesh reared its head in west asia, international arms companies found a great opportunity to line their pockets, especially as the media would keep saying that the war would lead to further insecurity. the companies expedited their production lines. in 2016, over 100 countries received arms and over three. 175 billion dollars went to the companies. arms dealers know how to do their jobs. they open up their warehouses everyone, so sometimes two hostile groups purchase their arms from the same place. we have 700 warehouses like this. arms trade in places like africa is done in more special ways. slave trade used to be lucrative in this region, people of high position in africa would sell their people to white people in europe, but the goal of slave trade was not similar to the past centuries. in here, arms were involved. instead of getting involved in the tribal conflicts and bloodched in africa, europeans would send their slaves to the representatives of the tribes. the envoy sla

even though we heard commentary from lagarde and andrew bailey from the ecb and boe, it is still giving impetus maybe in fact this november rally and december rally can continue post fomc. the property stocks in china, that is lifting it, but you are talking about a dollar that is more mixed. commodities are slightly a bit up. gold prices. copper prices and shanghai are up close to 1% right now. still ahead on bloomberg markets: asia, we focus on what is on your wrist. wrist wear, specifically the luxury kind. hear from the ceo of the watch fund how to invest in what to watch out for if you do. this is bloomberg. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh >> as i've said before, america's fundamental economic strength means that we have nothing to fear from healthy economic competition with china or any other country. i and other u.s. offic

they decided to send a large boeing that flew to cairo, with 189 seats, so that passengers would havety to rest and receive first aid. two doctors and two psychologists from the zubr detachment of the ministry of emergency situations were waiting for the people on board. while somewhere in the desert in minibuses exhausted people were shaking. our plane drew a detour on the map to go around the territory of ukraine. the plane flew over the bryansk , belgorod and volgograd regions of russia. it made a stitch over kalmykey, swept over dagestan and diagonally across turkey, passed cyprus on the port side, crossed the mediterranean sea and arrived in cairo. the landing was carried out very quickly, in about 20 minutes, takeoff and the way home. someone spoke emotionally to journalists, someone passed out, barely felt safe, children, and about twenty of them were taken out of the gas, played, drew they tried to see something in the dark windows, and only when the landing strip of our national airport pushed the landing gear, it became clear to everyone that the mission was completed. our h

>> boeing, i think, actually.raytheon and lock heed martin haven't been doing asell. boeing seems to be getng out of the woods on the commercial side as well. the you want to play defense and play commercial aerospace i think boeing is the way to do it. >>> comi up, an old-faioned "options action." it is friday after all. november wrapping up with big winners. can the rally hang strong. can ogs of options doing what they do best after this break. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for covery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. i could use a little help. yeah, there's a lot of risk out there. huh ♪♪ hey, is this thing hard to learn? nah, it's easy. huh. you know, i think i'm going to ride it home. good thing you

clearly those numbers bode well but why specifically boeing?now boeing has had their issues the last couple years but at this point which think they're turning the corner. demand is strong. they had good headlines recently. china aviation regulators approved delivery of 737 x. lufthansa hasn't ordered planes in 40 years ordered more planes. rbc last week raised their price target to $300 a share and citi raised theirs to $300 a share. they're paying down debt and doing the right things and we think that will cause the stocks price to increase over the next 12 to 18 months. kelly: certainly you mentioned new orders for the planes. we're seeing demand in the industry, definitely one to watch though it is down slightly today. i want to take your take on netflix. i used to work at disney. i love talking about the streaming space. you have got disney, you've got comcast, you've got amazon, with the news adding ads everyone knows watching this i'm upset about. why do you like netflix over those other names? is it simply that you know, it is profitabl

it's about a two-hour inspection process, we're told, at boeing. boeing's been a winner as well.this story. cnbc.com reached out to some of the customers, alaska airlines, united, american, they all said they're going to complete the inspections. it shouldn't interfere with operations. but just something to watch, bob, as we're always on sort of quality control watch, especially heighten ed alert whn it comes to boeing because of some of the missteps in recent years. >> despite this incident here, you, again, seeing the effect of lowering interest rates. boeing, along with the rest of the industrials, took off at the end of the october. t i did a story on the floor, it was $190 on november 1. today, we're $260. we're at a new almost two-year high here, i think, going back to 2021. so, obviously, there's been concerns about their most -- their biggest jet, their most popular jet, but it hasn't stopped the rally in the stock itself. >> i think we should hit the home builders, because boy, what a surprisingly strong year it has been. talk about surprises. >> every day, new highs. >>

after the full-scale invasion , the aircraft manufacturers airbus and boeing stopped. supplies to thessor country of spare parts and stopped carrying out regular maintenance, and now the russian federation is forced to develop its aviation industry only at the expense of domestically produced parts, or parts imported illegally. boeings and airbuses, which were used by russian airlines under leasing rights, are now being forcibly bought back from foreign owners. in general, according to reuters, moscow spent more than a trillion rubles to support the industry. civil aviation, including aircraft production and financial assistance to airlines. 12 billion for russia as a whole and for the technological industry, this is significant. damage or not, or russia might not notice it, in your opinion, well, with the available petrodollars, let's say it's a small amount actually, but again, it's an industry, but the effect, sorry, good effect, good, yes, that is, we see, that is, on the domino effect, when everything starts to fall, because in fact booing aerobus not only does not allow you to u

late in the evening, our national airport received a plane that was not operating a regular flight, a boeing of belavia airlines boarded, there were more than 40 people in it who no longer hoped to enter their native land, the belarusians returned home from... the gas sector. no, the gas is broken. a flourishing stretch of land on the shores of the mediterranean sea turned into a smoking border in a few weeks. its airspace is closed to aviation. it was not easy to get into this region anyway. travelers mostly we were traveling to gaza by bus from israeli territory. now it is a piece of land isolated from the world. and even being close to its borders is unsafe. there's something really scary going on there. and the territorial dimensions of gaza are easy to imagine in belarus, it is like minsk, the area of ​​gaza is 365 km, population. people, the area of ​​minsk is 348 km, the population is almost 2 million people. from the gas satellite it looks like a hatchet. the front of the handle and blade of this hatchet are the gaza border with israel. the back is the coastline of the mediterranean

the delivery marks a breakthrough for boeing, which has been largely shut out of china's aviation market to buy us steel should be investigated on national security grounds, even though japan is a "close ally". in a statement it also expressed concern about the deal�*s potential impact on supply chain reliability. the $15 billion dollar takeover of i22—year—old us steel would create one of the world's biggest steel companies. but usw — the powerful united steelworkers union — has also criticised the deal as "short—sighted". european markets, it started off the morning in negative territory, slightly off the bat of economic figures, as you can see it is back in the green and fairly flat, as are the following two. nike made an announcement yesterday saying they had to cutjobs and their share price tumbled in pre—trading. that is it for business needs. i was fat for 20 years and needed something more to break the relationship between eating and overindulgence. she says she was overweight for most of her life and when she had a loss jab, she recently wanted it. fine of her life and when she h

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to get to this stage and boe to get to this stage and then we see easing and financial conditions inse markets, too. that is one part of the puzzle. the other part is that we know the us economy is that we know the us economy is a large economy. it imports a lot of goods and services and so a prolonged recovery here in the us would benefit global demand and exporting economies. a202a, what is the big challenge that you are anticipating? i challenge that you are anticipating?— challenge that you are anticipating? challenge that you are antici atin: ? ~ anticipating? i think given the market move _ anticipating? i think given the market move today, - anticipating? i think given the market move today, a - anticipating? i think given the market move today, a lot - anticipating? i think given the market move today, a lot of l anticipating? i think given the i market move today, a lot of the easing that may come in monetary policy has already priced in stop what worries me is that we haven't seen a lot of progress in services inflation. average inflation is coming down. i worry that given

it has been a big day for airbus and boeing.et confirming its shareholders have signed off on an agreement, about a $20 billion order, run 157 air buses. i would later, lufthansa jumping in. a $10 billion split order for the boeing seven. but it has also announced options to take more on both aircraft types, plus some more three 20's if it wants them. ubs's got a big vote of confidence. giant saying it believes this stock could be worth 50 swiss francs. this is bloomberg. the power goes out, and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book. who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up. plus, now through december 31st, eligible xfinity rewards members can get 25% off a storm ready wifi device. guy: finishing up in europe, pushing to the session highs right now. the dax is up by .6%. momentum continues. to give you an idea of that trajectory, volume gett

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the boe is caught in the worse mind. -- bind. they may be the last to cut rates in this cycle from available indications. lizzy: with an election looming next year, it looks like we will have more tax cuts, which might fuel inflation further. lovely to have you with me. i want to get to the geopolitics. european unions fail to reach an agreement on a financial aid package -- financial aid package for ukraine. the eu unexpectedly agreed to open membership talks. >> we will revert to this matter early next year. we will try to get unanimity to make it possible for us to implement this. lizzy: let's get analysis from bloomberg's correspondent. how can eu leaders get them on board? zoltan: that is a good question. what happened is very unexpected, yesterday, obviously because he said he was going into the summit saying he would block the start of accession talks for the ukraine for an e.u. membership. he said he was ready to do a deal financially, if need be. what emerged was a deal on a ukraine membership. a new deal, for now, on fi

the boeing 737 returned to the airport immediately after takeoff due to engine failure.o one was injured, the people were placed in the airport terminal building, and they will be sent to their destination on a reserve plane. today, at the exhibition of the russian vdnh , karachay cherkessia day , our colleagues from the region will talk about how the republic is developing. it's worth climbing to the top once the majestic mountain with adrenaline in the blood, there is a feeling of freedom to repeat this strong state again, you come to arkhiz again and the landscapes of the all-season resort will be even more impressive, just super, the karchaev resorts of circassia are leaders. in terms of popularity , arkhis is one of the most modern all-season tourist and recreational resorts in the north caucasus; it was built from scratch in a short time with the direct support of the president of the russian federation vladimir putin. where are you guys from? from rostov-on-don, from rostov-on-don. a super resort for learning to ride and for constantly riding. there are two slopes

now boeing's at the top down stop after analysts call for bank of america.r the dow is turned things around. maybe another record close. that brings us to our top of the tape. whether this

the swiss bank has a buy rating on boeing, they've reaffirmed that.s tracking to close at its highest level since march of 20211. we've got the clouds lifting on solar stock after a brutal year. jeffreys sees positive cat lists for the sector heading into 2024 after the fed signaled rate cuts next year, calling for investors to get aboard the solar coaster, initiating a buy on first solar with a price target of $211, right now it's up 6% on that call and $167. .57 a share. we've got sun run up 32.7%. enphase gaining 3.75%. also standing obviously to benefit from higher rates from utilities, and we do have, you know, some of these names looking pretty solid. scholastic getting an f from investors after the publisher and distributer of children's books posted a year-over-year decline in revenue. the stock is tanking is # # 11.7% at the moment and scholastic trimmed its full-year forecast. darden restaurants as -- at this hour on the move after the olive garden owner posted a small miss, or full-year sales outlook came in below analyst forecasts, did, ho

the boeing 737 has been removed from service for now.e is currently being examined by specialists. the regional prosecutor's office began an investigation. passengers of the emergency airliner were able to continue their journey only 8 hours later; at 11:35 moscow time they flew to the capital on a reserve board. the prosecutor general's office became interested in the rise in prices for chicken eggs, the head of the department ordered to check the manufacturers and sellers. based on the results , measures will be taken to protect the rights of citizens. according to rosstat, since the beginning of this year, the average retail price for chicken eggs has increased by more than 40%. menselkhoz noted that chicken meat and eggs have risen in price due to increased demand. and to stabilize the situation, measures are being taken to support producers to increase supply. for the first time, russian presidential elections will be held over 3 days, from march 15 to 17. this was announced today in tsika, where the first meeting of the commission

the boeing 737 returned to the airport immediately after takeoff.become an engine surge, that is, a breakdown of blades or turbines. there were almost 180 passengers on board. now they are in the airport building waiting for a reserve flight. there were no reports of casualties. and the regional prosecutor's office told us more. the board is currently suspended from. during operation, passengers are accommodated in the terminal building. a reserve aircraft is being prepared for the flight. the novosibirsk transport prosecutor's office has organized an inspection of the implementation of flight safety legislation. compliance with rights is also monitored passengers to receive a range of services available in the event of a flight delay. according to the latest data, the flight will be delayed until 10:00 moscow time. the reserve plane is now being prepared for departure, passengers are waiting inside. the emergency boeing has been removed from service; specialists will have to conduct a thorough inspection and give a detailed report on the malfunctio

the landing was made by boeing 730.7, which arrived from krasnoyarsk.event , congratulations were received by the builders, crew and passengers from the amur region, reporting by victoria satenko. just a few minutes and this flight will be inscribed in the history of amur aviation; the airline will accept it on the new runway of blagoveshchensk airport. builders closely watched the debut of their brainchild, and the award ceremony took place right on peron. thank you! an almost full airplane of the aerofot company delivered 160 people from krasnoyarsk to blagoveshchensk; many of them had smiles on their faces; they admit that they are happy about everything that is happening at these moments. did you land softly? yes, yes, very good, better than in the summer. we were told that it was the first landing, were you worried? no, we arrived, great, service, excellent, everything, everything. as expected, the length of the new runway is 3 km, it is located about 200 m from the old one and is just as long, but this is not its main advantage, the key is that th

has ing for it there's only two companies, airbus and boeing.en neutralized? >> i haven't heard him mention boeing without blaming me. >> i would say this is the worst sale i've made for the club. i can talk about it in our 12:00 meing. not everybody watches it i could -- david -- i could hang myself. >> don't do that. >> we don't want to joke about suicide. >> don't do that i'm sorry that day i gave you a hard time and you listened. >> i did i regret it, but you made a cogent argument against meand the people who follow the club are most grateful th they got out before it doubled. >> i just said you keep being so negative for so many years, why do you still own the stock it's not like you've been particularly constructive on boeing you should have sold it years earlier. >> i should have been buying there's two sides to every market sometimes i got it wrong i got this one wrong, and it wasn't david's fault i got worn down by the mistakes th were making that's what's really happened. it has nothing to do with you. you kept going out -- i wish i h

no comment from boeing. shares in the pre-market are flat, dom. >> silvana henao, thank you. >>> it could be a pivotal week for the markets as the federal reserve leads a host of central bank meetings which may test investors for a series of rate cuts in the coming year. the fed starts a two-day policy meeting ahead of tomorrow. this is ahead of thursday with the central bank and ecb and bank of england will meet for policy. the focus is on if the fed sticks to the forecast of 50 basis points or .50% of easing or cuts next year. markets have trimmed the odds of the first rate cut coming in march to 42% as you can see there following friday's jobs report while may is still in play with the 74% chance and one full percentage total in cuts for all of next year. goldman sachs sees the first cut in the third quarter which was earlier than the fourth quarter forecast. goldman citing better news on the inflations front. let's bring in mark haefele. mark, the markets are expecting one thing. a lot of folks have said

are adding airbases in anticipation of the production of new aircraft, plus we have a wide fuselage boeingh we also use in the devilish direction, then there we are today we have the entire line for ourselves in order to develop passenger transportation throughout the country, and, accordingly, with flights. here they are, who operate foreign fleets, they will of course begin to criticize for such a proposal, this does not mean that this needs to be done today, we are talking about the fact that this will need to be done - in the future, industry is also for us today and we need it understand, he cannot take and put a thousand planes there within a year and a half, but there are plans that today are absolutely it’s clear that by 1930 the industry plans to deliver about thousands of planes there, so when these thousands of planes start to appear, how do they live in the hope that after some time something will be removed, absolutely definitely will be removed, but we’re there we understand, but we shouldn’t get into this situation again, our planes have problems somewhere with them, but if

if you're in steve's camp and think there's a recession coming, do not buy boeing.>> but he's saying not that. it's a management issue, in his mind, which, let's be honest, you've had your own concerns about that over the last few years. >> and when i say operational mishaps, you can substitute management for that. execution is all on management. all that said, and i have apologized for getting hot about mr. calhoun, he has a huge task ahead of him. there's a culture of bad behavior. it takes time to correct that. >> he was chairman of the board. >> delta airlines' top pick at cowan. >> the stock trades at 5.8 times forward multiple. >> this stock is generating a lot of free cash flow. what are they doing with it? they're paying down debt. if i'm wrong and there is a recession and maybe it's even worse than any of us expect, you want delta to have paid down the debt coming due so they can get through the recession. it gets to the analyst target. >>> we will take a quick break. mike santoli with his "midday word" is next. >> announcer: are you following "the halftime

the boeing 737 returned to the airport immediately after takeoff due to engine failure.there were 176 passengers on board, no harm done. people were placed in the airport terminal building, to their destination, they will be sent on a reserve board. there are abnormally cold temperatures in the sverkhlovsk region. in the northern regions last night, the thermometer dropped to -40°. the forecast from weather forecasters is not encouraging. this weather will last in the region until mid-december. next is the report by kirill bortnikov. -40 we have -40. in the krasnoturinsk area the frost is even more severe. in the urals this morning they staged a real hit parade. for whom does this weather really count? comfortable, because polar bears, she happily swims even in such thirty-degree frost. but students of the ural federal university centrally switched to distance learning until december 13. remote work definitely doesn’t shine these days, perhaps as a courier. disaster medicine also serves in any weather. the public utilities sector is also working in an enhanced mode, beca

the landing was made by a boeing 737 arriving from krasnoyarsk.s were received by the builders, crew and passengers. from amurskaya areas. report by victoria sytenko. just a few minutes and this flight will be written in the history of amur aviation. the airliner takes off on the new runway of blagoveshchensk airport. for his debut. perone, key specialists were awarded letters of gratitude from the governor. thank you! the almost full plane was carefully observed by the builders; 160 people were heading straight to blagoveshchensk. there are smiles on the faces of many, they admit they are happy about everything that is happening at these moments. did you land softly? yes, yes, a very company aeroflot delivered from krasnoyarsk to ok, better than in summer. we were told that it was the first landing, were you worried? everything arrived , excellent, discussion, excellent, everything, everything is as it should be, the length of the new runway is 3 km, it is located about 200 m from the old one and is also longer, but this is not its main advantage

are still interruptions in electricity, water communications, the wind was so strong that it moved a boeingrom the parking lot at the international airport. russians share photographs of the northern lights on social networks. it manifested itself most clearly in the leningrad and murmansk regions. as well as in other regions beyond the arctic circle. earlier there was a powerful flare on the sun, which caused not only a bewitching night view, but also magnetic storms that could cause problems with radio communications, as well as a deterioration in the well-being of addicts. agricultural organizations are preparing for the new agricultural season. the epicenter of work has moved from the fields to the fur yards. the equipment has been stored and, if necessary , repaired under a warm roof. work is carried out in compliance with regulatory requirements; defective statements have been compiled for each unit with information about the tents, what consumables are required, spare parts and there are workers, it’s a matter of quality and speed, everything is as planned, the repair and preparatory

the news pushing boeing shares higher yesterday.in final talks with the hungarian government for a multibillion euro investment into a new ev factory. the chinese ev maker said to be time to manufacture batteries and electric cars at the new site in the south of the country. hungary expecting foreign direct investment to double by the end of the decade due to a surge in ev spending. the czech republic will hold a day of mourning tomorrow after the worst shooting in the country's history. at least 15 people were killed after a student opened fire at charles university yesterday. police saying there was no evidence the shooter had links to international terrorism. the attacker was killed in the rampage. eurostar train services between london and the continents are back opened this morning. it comes after employees unexpectedly walked out yesterday, disrupting travel just ahead of the christmas weekend. france's transport minister announced last night the closure had been lifted after calling the blockage "an acceptable." bloomberg has

. >> oh, christmas boe. >> mr.h. >> your- >> (multiple voices). >> yourself got garlic in our beard mr. grinch. >> off with your head. >> i wouldn't touch you with a three 9 and a half foot pole. >> in. >> get out of here. >> you have all- >> (multiple voices). >> put a sock in that lets hear it for the grinch. >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> well in case you didn't get the memo santa wanted me to tell you something santa said the party is over everybody go home. >> yeah. yeah christmas is cancelled. >> no. >> (yelling). >> down the drain and hanukkah is gone you. >> (yelling). >> oh, you guys actually like christmas say with me christmas boe. >> i guess you want a little bit a little christmas present just in time for christmas and for everyone. >> (yelling). >> oh, you're not old enough for jury duty. okay. parking citations for everyone. >> no. >> all right. well, if you're too young for jury duty and parking violations maybe you'll like my favorite thing. >> do i want to hear about any favorite thing. >> no. >> hit it

military contractors, general dynamics, northrop grumman, boeing and lockheed. he admitted on national television that it is all just a money laundering scheme. during the republican debate, the last one, not this one, the fox announcer asked the same thing can we afford to go into all this debt in ukraine? they were all saying, with the exception of vivek, god bless him, who says we shouldn't be there. all of the other ones were saying yeah, we will put more in if i get elected. we will go to war with mexico and china. on the environment and all this other wars that we have. kim scott pipes up and he says, don't worry, because it's not really a loan to ukraine. it's not a gift to ukraine, it's a loan. raise your hand if you think that loan will get paid back? of course it's not. everybody knows that. there is nobody who believes that loan is getting paid back. why do they bother calling it a loan? the reason is because if they called it a loan, they can impose loan conditions. one of the conditions for that loan. number one, there is a brutal austerity program

. >> oh, christmas boe. >> mr. grinch. >> your- >> (multiple voices). >> yourself got garlic in our beard mr. grinch. >> off with your head. >> i wouldn't touch you with a three 9 and a half foot pole. >> in. >> get out of here. >> you have all- >> (multiple voices). >> put a sock in that lets hear it for the grinch. >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. >> well in case you didn't get the memo santa wanted me to tell you something santa said the party is over everybody go home. >> yeah. yeah christmas is cancelled. >> no. >> (yelling). >> down the drain and hanukkah is gone you. >> (yelling). >> oh, you guys actually like christmas say with me christmas boe. >> i guess you want a little bit a little christmas present just in time for christmas and for everyone. >> (yelling). >> oh, you're not old enough for jury duty. okay. parking citations for everyone. >> no. >> all right. well, if you're too young for jury duty and parking violations maybe you'll like my favorite thing. >> do i want to hear about any favorite thing. >> no. >>