among today's top business news, coming in from american express, the company affirming its full yearforecast consumer product giant procter & gamble missing analysts' estimates for its fiscal third quarter though profit came in ahead of expectations p&g raising full year earnings outlet and netflix will stop reporting quarterly numbers as they crushed first quarter estimate numbers after an expectation of 4.6 million subs and meantime, shares down on the back of that news. >>> soft futures are soft, well off of the premarket lows, though, that we saw overnight when we learned of that strike against iran right now, we've got the dow down by about 62 point, had been down as much as 300 points on initial news of the attack s&p 500 down 7 points and the nasdaq off by 48 secretary of state antony blinken said the u.s. is committed to israel's security and de-escalating pointing out israel's objectives can be affected without a rafah offense. raf sanchez joins us from tel aviv now >> reporter: good morning. there is a wary calm across the middle east this morning after israel retaliated fo

american express, chevron, honeywell, caterpillar, unitedhealth.. s&p 500 winners, paramount global, american express, fifth third bank corp., first solar, united airlines. sorry, nasdaq composite winners, what have we got? old dominion freight line, baker hughes, diamondback energy, regeneron and illumina. lauren lauren no big tech. but many of them report next week. stuart: they do. lauren: tesla, meta, google, microsoft. stuart: show me the 10-year treasury, please. i like to know the yield. it is coming down a fraction, still at 4.61. gold, on the upside today because of the events in fact middle east but not as much as it was before. it had been well above $2400, now it's right at $2400. bitcoin, as we told you, went from $59,000 to 6,6 -- 64,6 in just a matter of hours. the price of oiling well, that spiked to $89 a barrel, now it's down to $83. how about that? interesting movements on the market today. >>> coming up, britain's former prime minister, liz truss, she says trump has to win. she's warning against the deep state in america. of she

kate, american express is standing out today >> yeah.iggest winner on the dow today, up 6% or so, going into the close american express seen higher quarterly profit that was better than expectations same with revenue, about 11% in the quarter. it was all driven by strong consumer spending, especially for younger card holders gen z and millennials accounting for 60% of new amex customers. i caught up with american express's cfo this morning, and he highlighted that demographic. he said, people under 35 were spending 70% more at restaurants in particular compared to their older counterparts travel was also a green shoot. he told me business class travel, especially strong. he said the bounceback was coming from consulting firms and tech firms that were traveling more in the past so, potential green shoot there. delinquencies did tick up marginally, but still low, around 1.3%, which is under the pre-pandemic levels, and then small business was a bit of a soft spot, mike. >> yeah. very much back to the old normal in those comments, kate. tha

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on tuesday as well american express. they have one of the greatest quarters. that the meeting will be a block esther. they have done practically everything right. after the close we get some of the most important copies. the biggest is amazon. i hope you like fellow cap meta platforms or will it be more like microsoft and alphabet ? they also put up some excellent add numbers for you to. i wonder if amazon saw the same thing for their at business. i know that they are spending nvidia chips like there's no tomorrow but they don't do anything unless they know they have the customers first. on top of that i would like to find out if amazon has lowered the cost of sending packages to you. by the way, that is the key metric. starbucks reports, intriguing. we were on 10 arrest about this position. has that gotten better. have they solved the problems with breakfast in the afternoon. with a face up to too many variations and coffee? how is labor? has the boycott subsided? i can't believe it has come to this but it did hurt the numbers last time thanks to customer int

of all companies are small businesses it was at the lowest level companies are struggling the american express on cnbc this morning, they talked about small businesses getting more credit lines that's good for american express. i think within the economy there are pieces here that are very distorted and the fed knows that they can't talk easy because of reaction function. they are managing the reaction function i think they got what they wanted over the past couple of days, the past couple of weeks >> where we are right now is in a very precarious place, and i sat with scott wapner yesterday on "closing bell" and in my closing remarks, i said i thought the market was close to bottoming. i will be completely wrong on that if technology continues to trade the way technology is trading. we could pull up a six-month chart of apple as we do that to the viewers, ask yourself, what has the market done the last six months? look at apple the last six months apple is at its lowest level in the last six months. as we're speaking now, nvidia on decline. so technology and the mega caps are incredibly impor

he told us that other companies walgreens, cvs, safe we were able to take american express to trial becausef course they have a tremendous amount of market power. the americanav express could not find those large companies to force arbitration clauses. it did so for all small businesses but including his restaurant which meant he could not hold american express responsible for the alleged antitrust violations. who think about small businesses as we all do all of the time small businesses to a tremendous amount for this country. one of the things they do is enforce laws. just like consumers and workers do. they are often at the front lines enforcing antitrust laws. because they are victims of antitrust violation of anticompetitive behavior which is what that case was all about. >> exactly. >> we are seeing more consolidation in such a big way. we are seeing issues as we all know with the tech companies. unfortunately been stagnant here about changing the antitrust laws. we've got a number of bills through committee and i appreciate the chairman's leadership on them. they are all bipartisan,

american express agreed. ceo agreed as well i think consumer spending is relatively strong. look, as long as that holds up, that consumer, earnings should hold up as well. back to you, frank >> thanks, bob joining me now is victoria greene she is a cnbc contributor. let's get this started what is the "wex" word of the day? >> i had to do a derby word because of the 150th run for the roses on saturday. my word of the day is mudder excel in tough conditions. i think investors want to look for good mudders in the portfolio. resilient and quality and cash flow and balance sheet if we hit a rough patch, you need a mudder to see your way through. >> you are all about the mudders. it sounds like you are saying we heard earlier. a stock pickers market i want to go to your pick right away the earnings report with amazon this week. you are bullish with amazon. it is related to somebody bob referenced visa and american express earnings visa with 16% transactions being increased. why is that a big read with amazon with so much spending shift from goods to services >> they are still sell

american express has been ridiculed and -- if you go back to -- >> you're showing your age >> if youo back two quarters ago, there was a belief that in october, steve said that, look, spending was a little bit lower on restaurants the stock dropped to $160. and then it's been a straight shot, why? because the quarter and the quarters were really good. this was a very good quarter, because once again, he's getting millennials, gen z you're talking about a lifetime value of a card. that's what you're trying to go for. >> on your card, what year does it say when you joined >> 1981. >> i'm '90 >> well, i remember getting it, and my folks thought that was the sign that i had finally gotten -- >> oh, cf frost. >> no longer living out of my car and making a couple bucks. look, steve squeri is a remarkable operator and a regular guy. unfortunately, a jet fan people do that and i think that this was just another quarter in line with many good quarters yes, restaurant, not up as much as i want, but all of the -- every trend is good, and by the way, his losses, that's what i'm focused on his lo

american express, reading the report in the deck, the quiet away from everybody.against what i expected and the lay of the land. i see things i like in the case of american express i got excited, because of a consistent winner, suddenly i hear they have a >> quarter, and what the heck. are they blind, the fabless stuff in a little charge off an amazing growth in younger people love it, i go on the air and explain what it was in a bad quarter but a great one, and i get the reasons why, the reasons why. and more than 13 bucks, and in the first place, the quarter was excellent. a controversial one, procter & gamble, tends to be strong when the market is weak, you're expected to get back something, i saw huge sales, change the the last two quarters, it went down and the fluctuations did not wipe out the savings, and it is a key market. the turn, it is a good quarter. the stock traded down almost 4 dollars at the open, told my partner in the investing club, a fit of fury by the way, i can't beat this stock, not one that just reported, before came in i went the last two

on the topic in 2019, i was and still am disappointed to see that the supreme court allowed american express to force arbitration even though doing so in her dissent, justice kagan wrote that forced arbitration: it's a challenge monopolistic conduct and large companies were able to negotiate better fees and clauses you testified in both 2019 and in your testimony today that forced arbitration interferes with antitrust and other laws. >> he told us that other companies were able to take american express to trial because they have market power. they cannot buy those companies into forced arbitration but did so with all small businesses which means he cannot hold american express for these trust issues. all businesses do a tremendous amount of they enforce laws and are often at the front lines of enforcing into trust laws because they are victims of anticompetitive behavior which is what that case was about. sen klobuchar: as we see more consolidation and issues with the tech companies we have been stagnant here about changing antitrust laws. we have gotten bills through the committee and i app

on the topic in 2019, i was and still am disappointed to see that the supreme court allowed american express to force arbitration even though doing so in her dissent, justice kagan wrote that forced arbitration: it's a challenge monopolistic conduct and large companies were able to negotiate better fees and clauses you testified in both 2019 and in your testimony today that forced arbitration interferes with antitrust and other laws. >> he told us that other companies were able to take american express to trial because they have market power. they cannot buy those companies into forced arbitration but did so with all small businesses which means he cannot hold american express for these trust issues. all businesses do a tremendous amount of they enforce laws and are often at the front lines of enforcing into trust laws because they are victims of anticompetitive behavior which is what that case was about. sen klobuchar: as we see more consolidation and issues with the tech companies we have been stagnant here about changing antitrust laws. we have gotten bills through the committee and i app

getting into anemai as a kid, as a young person because it was one of the avenues of asian-american expressioncan relate to. my project is i'm highlighting 6 trailblazers who's family was tied to san francisco. they all have different forms of art expression. but i noticed through the research that there is a common that connects them all, which is this desire to live life authentically, organickly, speak of the love that they believe in. i made it art students and learning about art history and the place in art with the context of learning about their predecessors. >> sinsawa is synonymous of san francisco. there is a school named after her. >> wasn't she also in stamp? her art was in 2020. >> do you think she would become a artist? >> hmm, i think she was like 100s of other in the city that love the art. when there is no audience or income, why do we still make art? >> well because we seek to know ourselves and one has to believe like alela, we make art for a lifetime not just a career. i think for some, artist like breathing, it's how we know we're alive. >> it's so incredible to do this pr

american express, one of the biggest laggards after it was downgraded to equal weight.this -- >> i think it makes sense. it is expensiexpensive. it's had a huge run. credit is going to be a concern, now is the time to do it, so -- it's better to be in front of these things. might be a couple weeks early, but i like this call. >> i'm excited for bank earnings. i think jpmorgan, of course, i read jamie's letter -- >> every word. >> every word, right, twice. and it was just, you know, just things like the first republic, how extraordinary that was. 500 -- all sillen dars, getting capital markets business, and i think the economy is good and there's spreads. a lot to like. >> julie? >> i'm curious, talking about the m&a environment. i think we're all waiting to see if that is going to finally come to fruition. a lot of the pe companies have portfolios that are really long in the tooth and they need to trade them and at some point, they have to, regardless of rates. >> we talked about this last night, the bkx, the index that tracks the large banks, is trading 52-week highs,

we're going to look at schwab and american express. so, four identical schwab charts, and you'll see here, the first, of course, has no lines, no drawings, no annotation, no judgment. let's put some lines in. second iteration. this is the definition of converging trend lines. and you'll note, of course, in the next generation, how precise the stock is, it touches it to the penny, to the penny, over and over. this is a very annoy ing thing, but it's how things work more often than not. final chart. do we break out from this formation? that's the arrow i've drawn and that's my thinking. in terms of american express, has had some very good action of late. since 1980, it's more than doubled the performance of the s&p. a great franchise to be sure. b but drilling down to the nhere and now, this is going back 30 years. this is the internal trend line that's been in effect since the dot com peak. and more up close and personal, the here and now chart, we're far above the 150-day moving average. if you have it, you trim it, sell calls, do some

american express is earning a 34% increase in profits. the company attributing this to new customers and more spending. the bank earned more than 2.4 billion dollars in the first 3 months of the year. according to the bank, the jump came largely from card member spending more on their accounts as well as more balance is collecting interest. we've seen gas prices jump $0.50 in the last month, but a slight bit of relief is in sight for bay area. drivers. gas prices across the country are other across the bay have dropped about $0.5 in most areas compared to the beginning of the week. take a look from the north bay down to the peninsula. you're paying about 5.70, a gallon for regular gas in the east bay. a little relief for drivers. gas is about 5.64. in alameda county and 5.60, in contra costa county in the south bay 5.56. is the cost of a gallon of regular guests. all right. coming up here, a new bill is aiming to help ease symptoms of opioid withdrawal for. >> people recovering from addiction. we're speaking with assembly member and spons

american express reports on friday morning. talking about the cross currents we've heard on the higher end here, and to your point about the stock market, which is making a lot of people feel good. baby boomers. i was talking to peter bookvar, they have houses at all-time highs. let's see what american express has to say. it doubled off the october lows. it was up 60% and the s&p was up, just 30 or so percent. so, that is going to be on my radar friday morning. >>> israel's defense minister says today his nation has no choice but to retaliate after this weekend's drone and missile attacks by iran. our next guest predicts israel will respond, but with missiles only aimed at iranian military infrastructure. here now is brookings institution senior fellow mic michael -- >> i'll try to soften that prediction. >> in terms of israel striking back at this point, will that end it or will this be a continuous sort of tit for tat? >> the reason why i think israel will do something specific, prompt, but also limited, i think israel feels

getting into anemai as a kid, as a young person because it was one of the avenues of asian-american expression that i can relate to. my project is i'm highlighting 6 trailblazers who's family was tied to san francisco. they all have different forms of art expression. but i noticed through the research that there is a common that connects them all, which is this desire to live life authentically, organickly, speak of the love that they believe in. i made it art students and learning about art history and the place in art with the context of learning about their predecessors. >> sinsawa is synonymous of san francisco. there is a school named after her. >> wasn't she also in stamp? her art was in 2020. >> do you think she would become a artist? >> hmm, i think she was like 100s of other in the city that love the art. when there is no audience or income, why do we still make art? >> well because we seek to know ourselves and one has to believe like alela, we make art for a lifetime not just a career. i think for some, artist like breathing, it's how we know we're alive. >> it's so incredible to do

intensification of american police violence, expressed it caused the concern of the united nations high commissioner for human rights. another university, including northeastern and pennsylvania , has reached about 60 universities in america where demonstrations in support of palestine are taking place. the students demanded the end of the demonstrations to stop the crimes of the zionist regime and end the american support to this regime. from the eastern states of the united states, you can see a situation that has been repeated for several days. police forces intervene to shut it down. the subject of the protests can be easily determined from their slogans and costumes noticed. protest against the attack of the zionist regime on the people of gaza. state by state of this country , their native and non-native students are fragrant. the students' plan was to proceed peacefully without any disturbance and of course according to the university rules, but what will happen in the end, we became police violence? it was a peaceful protest and 18 students surrendered without any resistance bec

get your american express cards ready. the amex presale for billie eilish's new tour starts today.ced the tour yesterday. it's tied to her new album hit me hard and soft, which is set to release may 17th. there are only two bay area dates, december 10th and the 11th, both at the sap center in san jose. so if you want to grab those tickets, presale starts at noon and the general public can get tickets. that is starting on friday. >> i'm sure that'll sell out. >> and in grand tradition, yeah, tuesday to wednesday. >> i know they always do it to us every time. every time they do. and you know what? speaking of concerts, i have to give it to reggie. we were talking last week. beyonce did not perform at stagecoach. i was rooting for it. yeah i would think i was hoping for it, but it didn't happen. you were right. i give it to you. thank you. >> i don't know that i deserve it, but i'll take it. >> yeah. >> willie nelson was on stage. willie nelson was there. >> yeah. >> we gave every willie was there, right? yeah. jones to willie jones. he's also we learned yesterday. yeah. it was also o

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sector, strong management, a decent balance sheet, a lucrative credit card relationship with american express segmentation strategy, getting people who can afford it to pay more for convenience and other factors. you want to fly to europe this summer on economy, it costs you $,000 1 -- 1,000 the round trip. business class might be $s 3-5,000. jack: ouch. >> delta's betting on a return to corporate travel the customers, and that's positive for them. the negative had been higher fuel costs as well as labor. jack: historically airlines have been a lousy investment. i mean, they would have nice periods where they do okay, or but over the long term, not so good. do you like the stocks here? >> yeah, the stocks are quite cheap right now, among the lowest priced stocks in the entire stock market. take delta, for instance, it's trading for around 46 right now just around 7 times this year's estimated earning. and robbie shanker, the analyst at morgan stanley, this week said the stock the has actually doubled, he sees the potential for $9 a share of earnings in a couple years. united and american trad

. >> basically it's got some of the biggest holdings are apple, american express, bank of america, chevronnergy industry right now. it's had a big run at 7:30 or 40% this year it's a little bit rich. i would say apple is looking interesting here it's been a big laggard among the big tech stocks 25 times issues earnings. apple could do better this year. >> what about geico insurance i see an e-mail on the tv. i still kind of competition for. >> it's an interesting issue. geico used to be number two in the industry's lost ground its s progressive it's under invested in technology. and todd combs who runs a part of the equity portfolio has been heading geico try to turn it around. it's been a heavy lift they've been losing market share pretty steadily to progressive. >> alright thank you andrew great to have your insights. andrew and megan have a pair of investment pics and jack is forgoing his usual to share exotic idea. state righ students... students of any age, from anywhere. using our technology to power different ways of learning. so when minds grow, opportunities follow. ♪ new projects

on the earnings front, procter & gamble and american express, a touch on the u.s. consumer that remains relatively strong according to recent data, and today we get continuation of the imf and world bank meetings as well in the u.s. we will be listening out for a new sound as they address economic inflationary and central-bank challenges. almost one billion people in india begin dividing today in the world's largest ever general election. it will last over six weeks. we are live in the city. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's turn the focus to india where the largest democracy had into the polls in an election said to last six weeks. i minister modi is hoping to emerge with a third five-year term. as haslinda amin has been looking at this for us, but let's bring in our correspondent on the ground outside the station in a southern city. what is the mood on the ground ahead of the start of this mammoth vote for india? >> the mood is hot. you will see fewer voters behind me that we did witness earlier this morni

this is not a balance sheet company like american express. when you look at how the economy is coming along. this will be a decent quarter for visa. >> boeing is before the bell. when you think a lot of bad news is priced into the stock, more bad news comes. >> they are very low. this is bad news. they announced 4 billion lost in the first quarter. they will go down for 2024. that is the only thing they care about at this moment in time. they can see a recovery in 25 and 26. we have a long way to go to get there. we have to hear about deliveries. there will be a lot of discussion points on the call. i do not think it will be a catalyst in the short term. >> what do you want to hear most about? >> we have been talking about ai a lot. the implication on selling prices, we will see how that rules out. they had a really good quarter last quarter. revenue growth is up 26%. i will be important. >> tomorrow after the bell, your second-highest tech position reports? >> usually does trade off on any currency issues. we know that the dollar has been a

renewal of violence the american police expressed the concern of the united nations high commissioner for human rights. he was looking for an ally. by holding demonstrations in several other universities, including easton and pennsylvania, the number of universities in america where demonstrations. in response to the spread of these nationwide anti -zionist protests to more than 50 american universities , the american police have used all violence and insolence to suppress these peaceful protests, and in many cases they have even beaten a number of university professors. insulted or arrested. they use excessive and very brutal force in the university. university officials various american universities, including columbia university in new york , have organized rallies in support of the zionist regime and of course with the full support of the police in order to incite anti-semitic student protests against sit-ins and anti-zionist rallies. ilhan omar is a member. a muslim member of the american congress whose daughter is among those arrested at columbia university says that this action

useful idiots - this is an american expression.s in relation to john rida and his associates, who were then in russia. well, it was a democrat, here is a republican newspaper, the new york post. no moscow margery, moscow margery, that is , the republicans are already starting to trample on it too, that is, the republicans are clearly in a state of a very serious split, one of the questions that naturally arose right there is why they decided to allocate money to ukraine after all and not allocated not a penny for the protection of their own borders, which was already noticed by the american border guards, on whose behalf the president of the national council for border protection spoke, let's listen. we are extremely disappointed that the house has provided assistance to secure foreign borders but has provided nothing to enable the border patrol to keep the united states safe. ivan alekseevich, let’s first cook this internal political kitchen, how much of this is really all connected with the agreement with trump, with the criminal

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number one is hilton, followed by cisco systems, and nvidia and american express.the top 500 rounded out with sin craw knee financial, and number 10 is comcast universal. >> we're number 10! we're number 10! >> that's wonderful. >> i agree. >>> top ten weather days today? >> no, we were hoping for warmer weather and sunshine and it will be cool and raining, and you may hear claps of thunder. we could see that chance as well. even some hail on the upper mountains on elevations above 2,000 feet, expect the possibility of snow. for the weekend, looking calmer but not much warmer. we will have the warmer weather coming next week with 70s and 80s. we're matching right there, that scan. we are seeing the rain coming in and it will bring off and on showers, and south san josÉ moving over towards the hills, and you could turn on the wind shield wipers. the heavier stuff is off the coastline. we are seeing the system spinning as it rolls down the california coast throughout the day, and gusty winds as times as well. these are our high temperatures, not the morning temperatu

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unitedhealth and american express adding 100 points to the dow.ain at all. president biden hit the campaign trail are trying to rally support for his economic agenda. the latest fox poll shows him trailing trump on the economy and key battleground states. edward lawrence, what is the white house saying about their economic policies? >> reporter: the and all the spending is working, the president finishing that three city sweep of pennsylvania. the images could not be more of them, president biden going for a wawa meandering looking for someone to talk with. donald trump left court and went to a bodega in new york city, there were people outside waiting for the former president. new polling shows georgia, michigan, pennsylvania, and wisconsin president biden is trailing donald trump on the economy by double digits, the current president holds a smaller edge with election integrity and healthcare. here's the pull from georgia, donald trump up 22 points on the economy, president biden is up two points. >> bidenomics is not working and the imf knows i

we recently got an american express credit card statement because of information during an op depositionnter biden. is there enough votes for impeachment? that a legitimate question to ask. i don't know that the votes are there which is why they are looking at a criminal referral. of folks watched the last oversight hearing, i took time to show how president biden was involved in his son's businesses. i believe he was the closer. every time he had lunch or dinner or a phone call, met with the client of hunter biden, millions of dollars came into hunter biden and the biden family. i consider that play to play, bribery. these are things that take time to investigate. i commend jim jordan and james comber for the work they are doing. maria: they sent this letter to president biden and in the letter he says the committee has accounted for $24 million that flowed from foreign sources to you, your family and business associates, the committee identified no legitimate services, you repeatedly denied playing any role in your family asked business activities but the committee has amassed evidence

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we saw that from american express.nt to do things they just seem to be less materially oriented. they want to travel, plays into boeing's hands i'm not kidding. when you speak to larry culp of ge aerospace, he says, people want to travel like never before that has not changed >> and when it comes to goods, whether they be luxury or otherwise, you're right. i mean, kerring is another example, owner of gucci. not a good quarter the stock is down. you can take a look. >> that was a bad quarter. >> we're talking about a significant decline in the first half operating income as a result of gucci sales, and by the way, it's not alone. we've seen it with any number of other luxury companies >> right i mean, i think that the world's changed. >> usual group >> richemont is okay because you wear it on your arm. you can't see it it's not showy but i have to tell you that the idea that we're going to go spend on great stuff, it's just not the new way. it's a new frugality, except for when it comes to travel, because it's an experi

. >>> barclays downgrading american express to equal weight with decelerating loan global.ight now. >>> deutsche bank reinstating cisco. the recently completed acquisition of splunk could reaccelerate. shares of cisco up over .50% in the pre-market. >>> time for the global briefing. hsbc is selling in argentina to focus on asia. the company will take a $1 billion pre-tax loss in the fiscal first quarter. hsbc is selling assets which include banking and asset management and insurance to the argentinean fifth's largest bank. >>> and bloomberg reports that blackstone will take l'occitane deal private. >>> berkshire hathaway is selling yen bonds. that is over warren buffett considering more investments in japan. berkshire is the first major overseas debt issuing insurance the bank of japan scrapped negligence tough rates last month. >>> we turn attention now to the cryptocurrency sector with bitcoin crossing above $72,000 for the first time since the middle of last month. we saw it down 1.5% this morning trading at $70,600. and the coin ethereum is fueled by the expectations of

for the month, chevron and american express is leading the dow and home depot bringing up the rear. the fed kicks off the two-day policy meeting today. we have seen yields pull back from the levels we saw yesterday. the benchmark at 4.62%. the two-year yield at the 5% yield. bitcoin is popping up above $61,000. bitcoin is sliding a bit. down below $62,000. down 1.5%. we will watch the moves throughout the show. >>> we have breaking news and data crossing in europe. silvia amaro is here with me in london. we saw italian gdp and now eurozone gdp. >> there are a lot of important numbers coming from the eurozone. to give you a quick summary. in terms of inflation which came in line with what analysts were expecting at 2.4%. we are seeing no change compared to the previous reading. however, this will be an important number for the ecb as they prepare for the potential rate cut in june. when it comes to gdp, we saw the eurozone economy growing above what the analysts expected which was in line with the national numbers throughout the morning. let me take you to the market action on the ba

assuming silva, go buy one, although i have to admit this, they speak less german and more sway the american express. so as the mantle also but learning the dialect is also essential for day to day life. as far as us is that for the, what was your 1st to when he said he'd stand samantha, feel as of just a moment law. so yeah, and my 1st reaction was re on forget it. you're too young to inexperienced enough and we weren't sure if us those time was too conservative about the face for, for all. but he was the head of our sports club for years after he arrived in germany, it was already heading the biggest department and the sports club, and then other ones, and he showed us money. i've already designed the homepage and we said, wow, that's really well done. and we knew we hadn't had a good chat and so then it was clear. and so of course there were one or 2 instances of rejection. and how dare you play, but he always responded confidently. and there was never a problem either consumable ends without deals with his father's, okay. the massive when the lobby tool was made on the english leaving the troubl

police dealing with students protesting the genocide in gaza, and paish azadi they criticize american-style expression. for example , these pictures that were published of the arrest of university professors . and an account about him written by noel mcafee, head of philosophy at emory university in atlanta, among hundreds of students and university professors who were arrested, did not set fire to a place, did not attack the police, did not injure anyone, and did not destroy the voice of freedom of speech in america. yell more or someone else who has a video of tek's presence. posted by ohio university and written by the united states of israel, the violent treatment of the police with a vector image did not go away from the eyes of users. respect the style reporter us national guard. users write about the spread of anti-zionist protests to the heart of the western world , where it is a version of freedom for the whole world. bayan me pichhid karbari says: the gaza issue is a measure of humanity, even in the heart of america. in the cradle of civilization, democracy, human rights and freedom of speec

yesterday, the american president expressed concern about the possibility of the collapse of nato . referring to the joining of finland and sweden to nato, joe biden called the military situation of these countries unfavorable and emphasized: the current situation, along with the danger of russia on nato's eastern borders, may lead to the breaking of this agreement. push the president of ukraine once again talked about the failure of ukraine he warned of war with russia if aid did not arrive from his western allies. volodymyr zelensky said that if the aid does not arrive, the situation will be very difficult and ukraine will continue to lose its forces and stability. zelensky has already said that the lack of aid will lead to the gradual retreat of ukraine. 10 days ago, new news about the installation of anti-barriers. the tank was released near the capital of ukraine. some media interpreted the cause of this action as kiev's concern about the advance of russian forces in the coming months. the 60 billion dollar aid package to ukraine has been around for 6 months due to disputes the