lizzy: thanks.ng foreign language] -- this is bloomberg. ♪ hey you, with the small business... ...whoa... you've got all kinds of bright ideas, that your customers need to know about. constant contact makes it easy. with everything from managing your social posts, and events, to email and sms marketing. constant contact delivers all the tools you need to help your business grow. get started today at constantcontact.com constant contact. helping the small stand tall. was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com lizzy: welcome to bloomberg markets. >> soft landing paradigm with the assumption that inflation was headed down to 2% in a tranquil, healthy, real economy. that has been called into question by these data. the fed is going to have to be careful. they were never right to be focused on march for a cut. i

correspondent at lizzy burden. thanks for joining us in the studio.are getting that took target. 2% target on inflation. they are making progress. what are they concerned about? why not say, we are open to cuts? what is the concern level for the boe? lizzie: there was an interesting moment where the deputy government was asked is the last mile of bringing inflation down the hardest. he said, not necessarily. it's more because you've got domestically driven inflation at this point then next terminally driven inflation, imported inflation. there is this immediate threat of supply chain disruptions in the tensions in the middle east. that's partly why they are so hesitant to be definitive about where the cuts are coming. you don't know what will happen geopolitically. they don't know it's coming down the track in terms of down hall. it's interesting they mention it. there's a fiscal policy. we are in an election year. don't know what tax cuts we are going to get. they did the look back at the statement in the business and personal tax cuts the chancellor

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. saying it was lizzie. >> lizzie.hatever. too too scared. whatever. i'm too scared. me, scared. fear me, fear me, fear me . good. me. good. >> send my fear right. >> send my fear right. >> well, it's an odd toed off show. i've been asking, should nigel return to front nigel farage return to front line politics? according to our twitter 84.6% of you know. twitter poll, 84.6% of you know. yes say yes, whilst 15.4% of you say no . so wow, what do you say no. so wow, what do you think he should return? matthew dawson i think i think he should, um, to give people a choice. do you think 100. >> we need nigel more than ever. >> we need nigel more than ever. >> it's gonna surprise >> look, it's gonna surprise you, i'm actually going you, but i'm actually going to say no because he makes say no because i think he makes a behind pushing. a good person behind pushing. but sure good he'll but i'm not sure how good he'll be the front as an actual lawmaker. i'd obviously him doing >> i'd obviously miss him doing the i >> i'd obviou

lizzie or nana? >> which one? lizzie or nana?oss. she's in charge. she is the dennis. boss. she's in charge. she is the canznnis. boss. she's in charge. she is the can scrape me. oh, yes. >> you can scrape me. oh, yes. yes, yes, ma'am. >> you can scrape me. oh, yes. yesyes, , ma'am. >> you can scrape me. oh, yes. yesyes, , ma'am yes on it. >> you can scrape me. oh, yes. yesyes,, ma'amyes on it. right. >> yes, ma'am. yes on it. right. no, dennis. come on. so should someone apologise? >> no, i don't think it's silly. it was a stupid exchange . i it was a stupid exchange. i thought rishi sunak was making goodish points on the not unreasonable accusation. was that now and then he changed his mind. so does keir starmer. big deal mind. so does keir starmer. big deal. i changed my mind five times a day. >> all right, i'm going to go with. >> secondly , he then spoilt it >> secondly, he then spoilt it at the end with this rather cheap reference . did you know cheap reference. did you know something? what really upset me ? something? what

spectator: well done, lizzie!n of sport, every level of ability has a place and this is the result. cheering go on, lizzie. cheering that was quite, you're quite emotional. yes, i am. tell me why. because we worked a lot for this race on these days, because the first time, first race, we had some difficulties. we had struggle. we struggling on following each other. and today we finally did it. you got to the bottom, lizzie. not only, we did all of the gates. all of the gates. yes. directly beneath the slopes, the sport moves indoors. folgaria's very own ice rink a stage. so lots of the skaters are working five times a week in their training programmes. and for our athletes, particularly when they've got an intellectual challenge, it's quite difficult to remember all these routines, so they work really, really hard to get everything right. and they practise and they practise. and then when they come out to perform, they've done all the hard work and then they can just let it rip and they can really enjoy it. what w

lizzie also had ear. they had a great relationship.lizzie and mack traveled from hyde park to the white house and back and forth. but actually lizzie also went on the campaign trail and, spoke to african-american citizens. we have records of regular citizens writing to mack and lizzie, sharing their experiences and, knowing that they had the ear of. the president so again working their position and their situation for change. so you go to your sites, then what, does that look like. so we've been doing small changes to be able to incorporate those stories into higher level. for mack mcduffie and lizzie, we've actually taken out a couple of artifacts and pieces fdr clothing and laid them out or, opened up the closet and had the effects that mack mcduffie might have been handling. and that is our segway into having these conversations. who is in the room and how are they interacting and what are those conversation. and i think those are the easy, easy, low hanging fruit that we've been to do. and again, presidential libraries exhibit has

lizzy burden will be outside with fantastic guests.et's bring in the managing partner and head at chatham house. let's start with a view around the language change, possible language change for the bank of england. do you think that they do push back or at least drop their views of the communication around hawkish stance? to they started to prepare the markets for softening in rhetoric and potential cuts have not at the next meeting that at some point in the second half of the year? >> that would be quite a shift if the language was that much of a change. there is certainly an expectation just as lizzie said there would be a focus on how the boat split goes, and that will be used as a prediction as to when the rate cut might come. very similar to the fed last night, central banks are trying to dampen down the market expectations for how quickly those rate cuts will come, so i think there is diligence the bank of england will stick for longer statement today. tom: the markets are currently pricing in 100 basis points of cuts with the fi

so, lizzie, ithink you actually were on the beach with this one last night.can get him with a torch. and as you can see, he's very dark himself. the thing that i could see with the torch, there was definitely something wrong with his right eye. like any hospital, the day here at the cornwall seal hospital starts with ward rounds. and for the head vet, the first chance to examine a patient who was rescued and brought in last night. i'm having a listen to the lungs, and his breathing is nice and relaxed. like the storms that so often are the seal pups�* main threat, they�* re given names. the current theme is dogs. and so this is dingo. honking. the fact that he's so vociferous is a good sign. he has enough energy to complain and doesn't of course realise that the staff here are saving his life. we're kind of doing that intensive care period where they need a lot of veterinary attention each day and they need help feeding themselves as well. so initially, they will be rehydrated with fluids for the first sort of 2a to 36 hours and then we'll focus on starting t

hello, lizzy. mount planning staff? um, yes.all wireless telecommunications facility have an alternate sites location plan. so five other locations were analyzed and they either declined having the facility there or did not respond. and the real concern is, as we are trying to build out the hub which this building is a piece, uh, we will have to look perhaps more carefully at, uh, which buildings will be casting shadow on this type of a park? uh particularly as a public park, i assume it's under the jurisdiction of park and rec. uh uh, will require additional protection. so i think you raising the question here would just basically send a message back to staff and to planning that future buildings who will try to further reduce, uh, sunlight on this park is going to be critical. so that was my comment. commissioner braun, i just want to say thank you to commissioner imperial for bringing this up. um and it's not often that we get a new public park in the city. and so, uh, wanting to protect and have a very careful oversight of a

lizzy burden will give us a preview. it nasdaq futures with the heavy lead into the tech sector looking at 17870, down .1 of 1%. use saw the strength coming from in terms of earnings from robinhood, uber, and a big tech company names, microsoft and alphabet, apple posting decent gains as well. when it comes to the inflation question we heard from one of the central bank governors, the chicago central bank governor saying a couple of data points where you see inflation picking up higher does not throw the fed off necessarily from that target of getting back down to 2%. take a listen. >> it is totally clear that inflation is coming down. we have had 6, 7 months in a row of the new flow rate of inflation has been very close to target or approaching the target. tom: austin of the chicago fed, let's take an cross asset, we focus on the treasury curve. 10 year benchmark currently get 423 after falling six basis points yesterday, so making up for some of the moves we saw higher ideals of the back of the cpi print at the u.s.. 4

so, lizzie, ithink you actually were on the beach with this one last night. a torch. and as you can see, he's very dark himself. the thing that i could see with the torch, there was definitely something wrong with his right eye. like any hospital, the day here at the cornwall seal hospital starts with ward rounds. and for the head vet, the first chance to examine a patient who was rescued and brought in last night. i'm having a listen to the lungs, and his breathing is nice and relaxed. like the storms that so often are the seal pups�* main threat, they�* re given names. the current theme is dogs. and so this is dingo. honking. the fact that he's so vociferous is a good sign. he has enough energy to complain and doesn't of course realise that the staff here are saving his life. we're kind of doing that intensive care period where they need a lot of veterinary attention each day and they need help feeding themselves as well. so initially, they will be rehydrated with fluids for the first sort of 2a to 36 hours and then we'll focus on starting to get some fish

lizzie is there, let's go to lizzie at the sportscenter, bringing us some news.tarting with cricket — and england should sleep a little bit easier ahead of day two of their fourth test in india, thanks tojoe root. his unbeaten 106 rescued a poor start in ranchi, and gives england a chance of levelling the series. they had been struggling on 112—5, india's seam bowler akash deep taking three wickets on his debut. but root then anchored a steady recovery, scoring his tenth test century against india. it took 219 deliveries, the slowest in the bazball era, and england were 302—7 at stumps. a phenomenal knock. he is probably the only bloke in the team who could have done that knock. he's our best player and he stepped up when we needed him to. we needed him to get a score and to go to score, like he has done for so many years now. it was tricky with the fielders they were setting, but we just talked about being present, just planned the situation and we needed more caution on that pitch, with the variable bounce. at times, we counter—punched today, but they played it

lizzie: that's what they would like to do.this report from the telegraph newspaper saying jeremy hunt does not think he can afford to cut income tax of the spring budget on march the six. we also had reports that he's planning to cut public spending. this is off the back of labor, paring back their pledge to spend 20 billion pounds on the green economy. what a all tells you, despite people dismissing blackwater -- black rocks morning about bond vigilantes swirling before the election, that it is the word as we head towards it. at the same time i would note, it is absolutely classic richie sunak laid up to under promise and over deliver. when you have jeremy hunt saying, we don't have the headroom, i'm not going to do anything that would add to inflation, there's business and personal taxes. expect a lot of kite flying as we head towards this budget. tom: lizzy burden, thank you very much. of course our u.k. correspondent covering the politics of the political outcome we've seen in the last 24 hours. staying with the u.k. for -

lizzy burden, our u.k. correspondent. plenty more coming up. this is bloomberg.welcome back to bloomberg daybreak. happy tuesday. the focus when it comes to learning story is ubs. we speak to the ceo and the next few minutes. in terms of the context, look at the chart. according to these metrics, it is looking more american than european. the price-to-book is in line with u.s. banks. don't forget, this is now a lender that's targeting up to 5 trillion dollars of assets by 2028. a couple of lines crossing in terms of the earnings. the share buyback and force -- and focus with cost-saving pretty remarkable for this bank. this is a story we continue to unpack across markets today. that's coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> good morning from london, this is bloomberg markets today. i'm anna edwards alongside guy johnson. cash trade is less than hour away. ubs says it will resume share buybacks, vowing to have as much is $1 billion to shareholders in the second half. we will hear shortly from the ceo. nvidia reports revenue for the first quarter that missed estima

well, lizzie didn't keep quiet. she went to the courthouse and found a judge who would issue a warrant against frank for what he had done. he retaliated by getting a warrant against her for stealing money that his wife gave her. he went to trial and was acquitted. she went to trial and was convicted and. the letter that she sent to lincoln was the day after she was sentenced one year at hard labor in albany. washington, november 4th, 1864, to his excellency the president of the united states. sir, on yesterday i sentenced to serve at hard labor for the period of one year in the albany penitentiary. the fault was my own, for which i was convicted. but i most solemnly declare before my that i am guilty of no crime. i was employed as servant in the family of one francis prewitt, a resident. washington, d.c. and in an evil hour gave way to the opportunities of mr. prewitt. i carnal and of course with him and the cossacks this was that i became pregnant and afterwards delivered of a child which lived but a few months. th

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thanks, lizzie.reater manchester police say they were called to reports of a rape in rochdale, lancashire, early on saturday evening. the suspects are in police custody and the victim is being supported by specialist officers. we will bring you more as we have it. king charles has attended church in sandringham in his first public outing since buckingham palace announced his cancer diagnosis. the king, who's 75, has thanked people for their many messages of support, which he said were "the greatest comfort". around 100 well—wishers gathered on sunday as the king walked into church. 0ur correspondent louisa pilbeam has this report. well, we saw king charles walk into sandringham church with his wife, queen camilla. they walked in and king charles waved once or twice to a crowd that had gathered. there were around 100 people who had come up to the gates here on the sandringham estate and were hoping that he might come and speak to them, so that they could give their warm, kind words that they wanted to

well, joining me to discuss my panel broadcast and columnist lizzie cundy , and also trade lizzie cundyy wish there were more mps likely anderson, who stands up for our country. likely anderson, who stands up for our country . andrew says for our country. andrew says tories really are toast. i look forward to their thrash in the general election. lizzie cundy i totally agree with those comments and to be honest, totally agree with those comments and to be honest , this comments and to be honest, this would never of happened if it if the met police had taken action and you know when they had that projection from the river to the sea, i was disgraceful that he allowed that to happen without anyone being arrested and prosecuted for this. >> it's disgraceful that the useless home office, the useless police and sorry, useless mayor of london they're not taking enough action. and this would have never happened if they had. >> yeah. andy i mean, i agree with those comments. >> i think i'm looking forward to seeing the tories getting toasted at the next general election. >> but but rita says on

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes with the headlines.ry coast, the new champions of africa after they beat nigeria in the final in abidjan. but tragic news from the world of athletics. as it's reported, the world marathon record holder kelvin kiptum, has been killed along with his coach. and in football arsenal break their premier league away record at west ham. hello again. well, we're starting with football and the africa cup of nations where there are huge celebrations in abidjan after the ivory coast won the title for the third time in their history. sebastien haller was the hero as they came from behind to beat nigeria 2—1 in the final on home soil. piers edwards reports. after their disastrous group stage display, the prospect of ivory coast lifting the nations cup trophy was simply improbable. but ever since, the miracles have just kept coming, squeezing through as a best third place side into the knockout rounds where the elephants came alive under a new coach. despite trailing in the final for a third time in the knockout rounds

folks like lizzie borden's women's christian temperance union and who believe that stamping out alcohol would end domestic violence and poor families squandering their wages and bring order to the city where a lot of these immigrants seem to be spending time in saloons and drinking, but also which, you know, is going to be in the cities. a titanic failure, instantly speaking, sees a rise. police are off winking and nodding and prohibition never works. warren harding's throwing liquor parties at the white house and to the shock of some, it's going to turn the folks who supplied the alcohol to the speakeasies like al capone and the mafia into cult heroes heroes. and with all this cultural change, inevitably there'll be a backlash and a backlash from who got to the crowded, particularly if they had left rural areas, because the being kind of pushed out of farm found them deeply an alienating. and the 1920s is going to see a a rebirth of the ku klux klan. the klan, which had originally been created during reconstruct to fight reconstruction policy, but then had gone kind of into remission a

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i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes with the headlines.new champions of africa after they beat nigeria in the final in abidjan. but tragic news from the world of athletics. as it's reported, the world marathon record holder kelvin kiptum, has been killed along with his coach. and in football arsenal break their premier league away record at west ham. hello again. well, we're starting with football and the africa cup of nations where there are huge celebrations in abidjan after the ivory coast won the title for the third time in their history. sebastien haller was the hero as they came from behind to beat nigeria 2—1 in the final on home soil. piers edwards reports. after their disastrous group stage display, the prospect of ivory coast lifting the nations cup trophy was simply improbable. but ever since, the miracles have just kept coming, squeezing through as a best third place side into the knockout rounds where the elephants came alive under a new coach. despite trailing in the final for a third time in the knockout rounds, as captain w

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i'm lizzie green with choose the headlines.champions of africa after they beat nigeria in the final in abidjan. but tragic news from the world of athletics. as it's reported, the world marathon record holder kelvin tipton, has been killed along with his coach. and in football arsenal break their premier league away record at west ham. hello again. well, we're starting with football and the africa cup of nations where there are huge celebrations in abidjan after the ivory coast won the title for the third time in their history. sebastien haller was the hero as they came from behind to beat nigeria 2—1 in the final on home soil. piers edwards reports. after their disastrous group stage display, the prospect of ivory coast lifting the nations cup trophy was simply improbable. but ever since, the miracles have just kept coming, squeezing through as a best third place side into the knockout rounds where the elephants came alive under a new coach. despite trailing in the final for a third time in the knockout rounds, as captain willi

here with the preview in the deep dive is lizzy burden onset with us.is the bank of england likely to take from the data that we expect out at 7:00 a.m. u.k. time? like there was a time for the bank of england put particular emphasis as a indicator of domestically driven inflation. but because they've had a bad response rate, you really have to treat them with a dollop of salt, not just a pinch. the focus will be on the wage figures, especially the private sector wage growth figures. they are expected tick down from 6.5% to 6%. which is in line with the bank of england forecast. later in the week, as you say, we will get the inflation numbers in the gdp numbers. the expectation is that inflation will pick up in the economy will slip into recession. which, if you have this weakness in the economy, really sets the stage for the bank of england to cut rates in the year, but the data will guide the timing. markets are currently pricing in three cuts this year. they have paired that back from five at the start of january. markets have pushed back when they s

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes with the headlines.y beat nigeria in the final in abidjan. but tragic news from the world of athletics. it's reported the world marathon record holder kelvin kiptum has been killed along with his coach. and in football arsenal break their premier league away record at west ham. hello again. well, we're starting with football and the africa cup of nations where there are huge celebrations in abidjan after the ivory coast won the title for the third time in their history. sebastien haller was the hero as they came from behind to beat nigeria 2—1 in the final on home soil. piers edwards reports. after their disastrous group stage display, the prospect of ivory coast lifting the nations cup trophy was simply improbable. but ever since, the miracles have just kept coming, squeezing through as a best third place side into the knockout rounds, where the elephants came alive under a new coach. despite trailing in the final for a third time in the knockout rounds, as captain william troost—ekong gave nigeria a fi

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