so, the brainchild of boeing and saab, yes, yes, the same one that once produced civilian cars, like many technological giants of the west, this company has a dark side, the result of the concern's joint work with one of the largest contractors a pentagon projectile called glsdb was first shown to the public in 2018, and only tested in 2019 according to reuters, it currently exists in the form of prototypes of several copies of glsdb, which is such a combination of two existing systems of the m-26 rocket engine and jbu-air bombs 39 , the ground is launched, and in the air, the guided bomb separates, spreads its wings and then plans a projectile in itself, a rather powerful mass of the warhead of 93 kg, the bomb itself is carried into the air. the earth has already been tested in action, for example, beaten by iraq the gas sector and af. ganistan, it is believed that it is capable of penetrating a layer of reinforced concrete up to 90 cm. and as far as i understand, a lot of these remained after afghanistan, which the americans never got out of on the territory of the united states of

what does that mean for the boe?izzy: andrew bailey had said he wanted it to be butchered first, decisions second. as you say, the boe is flying blind. can you blame rishi sunak for wanting to get to the bottom of this budget? he was the chancellor, he is a details man. this could be premiership defining. the delay in itself perhaps does not make much of a difference. markets were seeing 75 basis points before and they are pricing that now. dani: thank you. still with us isn't the studio is -- still with us in the studio is kallum pickering from berenberg. we are in such a different world and lizzy mentioned it how much the bond has changed, how much financial conditions have eased since then because of what happened. what does that mean for the boe today? kallum: the bank of england can think squarely about economic issues. this is not a question of how much we have to do to ensure credibility because a fiscal mismanagement. the be oee -- boe's credibility is returning under the new prime minister. -- even though th

boeing needs to be fixed the art of the deal says you pick up boeing but you sell off military, probably to northrop it may be the space segment of boeing, which elon would want, would be relatively cheap. i think boeing is selling at a huge discount or breakup value the reason why elon is the right guy is boeing has to get back to an energy culture. they've been thinking of launching a new mid-market airline which would transform the core of the airplane business but they didn't do it because it didn't pencil out the engineering culture would have launched it the financial culture doesn't launch anything. boeing is sitting there with huge management bloat. it needs to get fixed. >> spacex and boeing compete they compete on commercial crew for nasa i have a hard time believing the u.s. government would want to see two competitors in an already reduced environment where aerospace and defense is concerned come together and become even mightier >> it's a great point. i think their joint venture for space vehicles has to get spun out. i think when the u.s. government's point of view, the rea

i think the boe is sitting in a difficult situation.nflation is not driven by wages, it is driven by commodities and the conflict between ukraine and russia. i think the inflation with the employment market is not the same in the u.s. the boe is facing a difficult situation, like the ecb with the same things, it is not wage driven or customer driven, it is driven by commodity price and the supply situation, which is more difficult for a central bank to act. tom: yet, you see value in some u.k. assets. to what extent is this tied to the energy story? claudia: it is more exposure to the u.k. revenue. it is most exposed internationally to commodities, sectors we really like. valuation is really cheap. tom: energy, health care, consumer staples. what are you avoiding? claudia: we are avoiding growth, tech, consumer discretionary, and industrials. all sectors were valuations are pretty high, valuation does not reflect the risk of recession and when the rise in real rates have an impact on multiple expansion. i think we have changed regime we

don't make the boe easier to predict.here's another risk going into that. >> they would prefer to have that assessment before that decision on thursday. when it comes to the earnings story, may be additional political pressure on that company. what is standing out to you on the earnings season so far? >> slightly weaker than expected but if you bring in the other financials and other energy companies like bp it slightly better than expected. i think we've seen bp today with the share buyback. booming broken trade with the interest rate market. so this are doing well. we need to see is how the cost-of-living crisis in the interest rates are hurting demand. we haven't seen that. that will come next quarter or maybe after. at the moment receiving the initial signs out there taking out the banks, earnings are actually slightly weaker than expected. >> thanks for breaking down some of those key things. it is risk on still, futures stateside between 8/10 of 1%. nasdaq futures higher by a full 1%. bonds also -- i head of quantit

the verdict of the district court of the hague on the malaysian boeing is nothing but a political ordertion of the russian mead to the so-called verdict in the case of the muscle 17 catastrophe in the spotlight, of course, where the rocket was fired that shot down the civil plane in the netherlands categorically claims that the hall was produced villages may day 2014 is a territory under the control of the donetsk people's republic, which means that the court took the position of the kiev regime completely, ignoring the fact of reconstruction, disasters and the arguments of the russian side . anton podkovenko will tell more about the features of unilateral justice. what they would say in the specially guarded judicial complex skip-hol near amsterdam, one could not really guess, but some nuances nevertheless began to predictably, from where the rocket was actually launched, which destroyed the malaysian boeing launch site the cornerstone of the case is initially false western message the court is of the opinion that the boeing crashed when launching a missile from an air defense missile

. >> the be away -- boe biggest hike and 30 years. a new phase of tech austerity prop job cuts and a hiring slowdown. look at apple after hours because we heard that they have stopped hiring outside of r&d. we are seeing the downside pressure after the close. we had the s&p 500 down for a fourth consecutive session. it was down 1.5%. the pressure was on big tech given that we continue to see the resumption of losses. we are also watching eco-data. what that means for the fed. broader risk off sentiment translating into oil prices. it's all about the jobs numbers coming up on friday. look at the jobless claims that came out today. the jobs numbers did fall slightly. they are still near historic lows. we are seeing an overheated labor market like jay powell said it's correct. we are thinking the jobs numbers will come in with the growth of 200,000 showing the labor market continues strong in the u.s.. >> something not really helping us in asia. the other sector we have been tracking has been the wild swings in chinese shares. stocks lis

the verdict of the district court of the hague on the malaysian boeing is nothing more than a politicalrder, this is the reaction of the russian mead to the so-called verdict in the case of the mch-17 crash in the spotlight, of course, where was the rocket fired that shot down the civil aircraft in the netherlands categorically claims that the hall was made from the village of pervomayskaya 2014 - this is a territory under the control of the donetsk people's republic and this means that the court took the position of the kiev regime, completely ignoring the facts of the reconstruction of the disaster and the arguments of the russian country. anton podkovinkov will tell you more about the features of two-sided justice, what they will say in a specially guarded judicial complex. skip-hol near amsterdam, one could not really guess, but some nuances. still, they began to eat predictably from where they actually came from missile launched that destroyed a malaysian boeing launch site the cornerstone of the case was originally a false western premise the court held. the opinion that boeing cr

the verdict of the district court of the hague on the malaysian boeing is nothing but political orderthis is the reaction of the russian ministry of foreign affairs to the so -called verdict in the case of the mch-17 disaster in the spotlight, of course. people's republic and this means that the court took the position of the kiev regime, completely ignoring the facts of the reconstruction of the disaster and the arguments of the russian country. antonchenko will tell you more about the features of two hundred and one-sided justice. what they would say in the specially guarded judicial complex skip-hol near amsterdam, one could not really guess, but some nuances still started predictably, from where the rocket was actually launched, which destroyed the malaysian boeing launch site. the cornerstone of the case was originally false western the court is of the opinion that the boeing crashed when launching a missile from an air defense missile from a field near the village of pervomaisky pervomaisky at that time, let me remind you, the dpr militias controlled our almaz antey set up an ex

the edual court is of the opinion that the boeing crashed when launching a rocket from the republic ofxes near the village of pervomaisky pervomaisky at that time were controlled by the dpr militia, our almaz antey set up an experiment that clearly showed that the rocket that was shot down by the boeing did not hit him on on a head-on course, that is, not in the bow, but on an intersecting one, that is, on board in this case, well, it could not have been released from pervomaisky however, about us, andrey dutch the court said that the russian defense concern is allegedly competent in the case of the crash, flight 17, but is connected with the russian authorities and credibility is allegedly questionable. russia can simply ignore the decision as a court and pay no attention to it. the angarsk suk ghana court ruled that the case of the boeing crash was not about an international conflict in ukraine, but there is between kiev and the dpr, but the dpr is equal to russia and all dogs are hung on us. the plane was shot down by a russian missile, said judge hendrik, stikhis. and here’s anothe

we're still in the red across the board as you see there boeing, however, is not.s analyst day today stock soaring. ceo dave calhoun saying boeing will not need fresh equity for its growing and development plans. $25 billion in free cash flow expected next year you guys both own it jim, you go first. >> the stock popped on the free cash flow numbers including an estimate of $2.5 billion for this quarter so the simple story here is we're not talking about whether boeing is going to turn it around or not. they have turned it around and it's a question of how fast do they grow from here? the production numbers that they are projecting for the 737 and the 787 next year were very appeasing to the street. so things really look on track here i want to save some airtime for steph so i'll give it to her >> okay, i'm glad you did. i had to go to jim first, steph, because i wanted him to be able to talk about this before paramount which is coming up i wanted to let him get it out here on boeing but you go ahead with your review of this boeing news >> clearly it's an upbeat an

facts collected by the international investigative team prove that on july 17, 2014 , a malaysian boeing was shot down by a missile from a beech belonging to the russian 53rd anti-aircraft missile brigade stationed in kursk on board which airliner flew from amsterdam to kuala lumpur, there were 283 passengers and 15 crew members. they all died, two-thirds of the passengers were citizens of the netherlands, so the verdict will be announced precisely the dutch court would like to thank our colleagues for this extremely informative story , we are now adding to the analysis of this topic gennadiya dubova, lawyer, candidate of legal sciences. glory to ukraine, mr. gennadiya, we understand. so, all the suspects are accused, we hope now we will hear the final verdict in a few minutes, so all of them rakhiv are in russia federations. but it is possible, in your opinion, that in one way or another it will be possible to somehow extract them from there, and in this regard, there was a situation when, for example sometimes the situation when interpol transmitted it does not mean that he, accordingl

the cornerstone of the case initially false western message, the court is of the opinion that the boeing while launching a rocket from a buk air defense system from a field under the village of pervomaisky pervomaisky at that time was controlled by the militia of the dpr, our almaz antey set up an experiment that clearly showed that the rocket that was shot down by the boeing did not hit him on a collision course, that is, not in the nose, but on an intersecting one, that is, on the side, and in this case, well, it could not have been released from pervomaisky. however, about us andrey, the dutch court said that the russian defense concern was supposedly competent in the case of the crash of the flight, 18, but connected with the russian authorities and persuasiveness, allegedly questionable since the dutch prosecutors ignored, e.g., the evidence base, the solid evidence base from the russian side of the russian ministry of defense, then russia can simply ignore the decision as a court and not pay attention to it, the hague court ruled that the boeing crash case is not about internationa

at the same time abas and boeing ended their corporation with russia. and this, despite the fact that almost all russian aircraft came from or come from abels and boeing, but the fact that the half of all russian planes since then had to stay on the ground men to their, to these planes and could be used as spare parts however, the loss of almost 50 percent of flight routes became a blessing for the ration of the asian industry. so the most important thing for now, for russians is to maintain domestic airlines. and so far this is still working well . so when we hear that domestic aviation is still doing well, but spare parts are hard to come by or have to be cannibalized from older planes. surely there are some safety concerns. consider no yes. sure. the question is, of course, are when's a grounded aircraft will be taken apart and used a spare parts and for how long that can last and 3 place safety repairs? by the most companies are, we know that russia has kept all the aircraft, or at least from the best buy degree of president putin. after all, that's

and this is due, among other things, to today's decisions on boeing.remind you that ah, almost all the documentation that concerns e all the accusatory documentation that concerned the boeing well, other cases, including violinists, were prepared, mainly by such a group called white ones they were created on july 14 2014 years, exactly 3 days before the boeing tragedy, no one can still explain. why. it was precisely such a coincidence that came about and why it was at that time that a group was created, which even then consisted of fourteen people, of which about half. well , i think, probably about seven people. e, they were definitely former employees of the british special services. sorry, yakov israel well, including german specialists, they were also there, so if we talk about the bellentet group, i will not touch boeing because it's not interesting to me now. i don't want to go into it. i will return a little, let's say to the topic of violins, which they also promoted. i want to remind you that the white ones creaked it. this is a warrior. this

that none of the convicts personally participated in the launch of the missile that shot down the boeing, although kharchenko could have been directly present. at the launch site, the court also recognized that the territory from which the missile was launched at the time of the downing of the plane was controlled by russia, the proven guilt is so serious and the consequences are so serious that only the highest measure of punishment can be applied, that is life imprisonment, the court realizes that such a sentence cannot lessen the grief of the relatives, but the court hopes that the relatives of the dead will be able to console the fact that the responsibility of the guilty persons has been proven to the court . president volodymyr zelenskyi has reacted in ukraine in this way. new crimes, punishment for all russian atrocities, both then and now, will be inevitable, zelensky wrote on twitter, adviser to the head of the presidential office mykhailo podolyak in comments bbc ukraine emphasized that establishing the truth is important, now it is necessary for the guilty to bear real respons

the boe trying to rein and double-digit inflation.raise interest rates as high or as high as needed to get rid of inflation. at the same time, he says the fed could go to a slower rate of increases as soon as to summer. president biden asked voters to consider the future of democracy when they voted next week's midterm elections. in his speech, the president urged americans to reject what he called donald trump's big lie denying his election to feet in 2020. democrats are trying to stave off the potential loss of their majority in congress. major has given the british government a break. unusually warm weather in the u.k. last month rocked down the cost of the governments energy subsidies by almost 296 million. the unseasonably high temperatures meant households haven't switched on their heating as early as they would have in a normal year. peloton delivered a weaker outlook for the current outlook and wall street was predicting. revenue was 33% below where it was a year ago. the ceo said palatine is beating its own timeline for turna

and discuss the trial in gazi sentenced igor strilkov and two others involved in the case of the boeing crash in donbas to life imprisonment. radio svoboda's correspondent from the hague will be included. missile attack on ukrainian cities, its consequences are discussed further russia has changed its strategy of waging war by launching massive missile strikes on ukraine, this is stated in the current review of the british russia has mainly chosen the energy infrastructure throughout the territory of ukraine, it is noted that russia has to deplete its reserves of cruise missiles. yury ignatrechnyk of the air force command of the armed forces of ukraine joins the air. see in the news, according to preliminary data, russia launched 16 missiles over ukraine, five drones, this is at least what the general staff was talking about. maybe you have updated data. well a little. yes, there were 18 winged plus one caliber. it ’s also a plus if you add to those missiles the guided air missiles that they launch from fighters, in particular, today from the black sea area, there were also two missiles

the final ruling and the case of the 2014 malaysian boeing crash and the don bass will be announced at the court of justice in the hague. later this thursday. however, western countries have already designated the guilty party on thursday. the m a 17 case will draw to a close and judges in the netherlands will deliver the verdict. but the west has already pin the blame on russia for the shooting down of the malaysian passenger. airplane overdone yet skin july 2014. in which all 298 people on board died. but some of the facts tell a different story. the hearings opened in the hague in 2020. and we are finally going to have the outcome. 3 russians and a ukrainian have been charged with murder over there, alleged of oven in the shooting, down of the boeing 777. now they are present in court and on likely to serve any time in prison. the west has its own. i received over what happened to the plane. it says that moscow sent buckminster launches to so called militants and don yeske . and that the miss, all that struck the plane with russian stay in the netherlands. she the strongest commitme

they all go through the case of the death of a malaysian boeing in the donbass in the summer of 2014.as acquitted. he had a lawyer, unlike the others. whose opinion was not taken into account in their process directly, concerning ivan the good, and the verdict, which has now been emphasized in our foreign ministry due to odd inconsistencies and dubious arguments, has every chance of becoming one of the most scandalous in history. the accused girkin dubinsky and kharchenko are found guilty, the court considers it proved that they contributed to the crash of the plane, which resulted in the death of 298 people, that is, they are guilty of murder 298 times. life like verdict. it was hardly a surprise. unless the acknowledgment of the fourth defendant oleg pulatov not guilty slightly violated the general predictability of today, politicians for boeing against our country imposed sanctions on the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, even before the court's decision, unanimously managed to adopt a resolution on russia's responsibility. so the international press judged more than

so boeing is trying to help out here.levels to essentially double next year from this year. wall street is somewhat doubtful. there are supply chain issues that could keep boeing from achieving their goals. however, the max jet, i mean, they want to make and deliver 50 a month. we'll see if they can do it. ashley: we will. and that stock now at 1.6, 1.8. continues to go up. let's take a look at etsy, if we can, the arts and crafts site. up 8%. why are they getting a boost? lauren: higher transaction fees. i know that's not a very good reason, but remember they started charging their sellers a higher rate of 6.5%, and a lot of those merchants protested. they took town their stores for a week -- down their stores for a week, going on strike. in the end, etsy grew sales more than 11%, and they say we can't predict how the shopper is going to be this holiday season, but we think we're in a good position no matter what. ashley: very good. talking of the holiday season coming up, peloton is down this morning. they worried? down

tightening has come through for the boe. over in germany, the dax is down. over and spain, modest gains. let's have a look at how things are playing across assets. reflecting on what has been happening. markets have now closed. you did see that rally continue. is closing at 2.6%. the japanese yen has rallied around six tents of 8%. that's tying into expectations there may be some signals from jay powell. markets may be getting ahead of themselves. much more within this context. currently, yields are down. let's go over to bloomberg's mliv team. tell us what jobs data tells us about poor inflation. mark: everybody is very excited. part of the message is that the foc will drive down for the next 24 hours or so. this is one of the least important efforts this year. enough from now and september. there are two cpi prints and what will control in the meeting. it will happen very quickly. we have initial claims tomorrow which are a better indicator. it is generally not a leading indicator but a real-time indicator. all of -- onto to look at the previous years. --

this is the tragedy of the korean boeing in 1983 controversy.at happened is still going on moscow's version of the cia intended to probe the soviet air defense system and launched a reconnaissance plane under the guise of a passenger version of washington bloodthirsty communists. they wanted to show the world their cruelty. one way or another , 269 people were officially killed, despite the search work with the participation of soviet american and japanese specialists, not a single fragment was identified. kastanka passenger air force officer osipovich died in 2015, and in 2003 he said that the boeings were shot down by passengers by the americans, they needed a provocation to argue. retired lieutenant colonel will come out well will not come out, too, the cia everything was profitable. so there were two planes. i shot down not a passenger, but a scout, and the americans shot down the liner with passengers, in order to later declare that the ussr was an evil empire and convince the world that in fact there was no scout. unfortunately. this is an

uh, let's go on the other side about this very indestructible support, boeing turned to the pentagonal for production, some are changing here. excuse me, but a hyurmoron of cheap high-precision shells for kiev, and this is what reuters reports well on this matter. the pentagon is considering boeing's proposal to supply ukraine with cheap small-sized long-range ammunition. the west is struggling to meet the demand for weapons. after all , the stocks of the united states and allies are declining, and ukraine needs more and more modern weapons to continue the war. although the united states had previously rejected a ukrainian request for etecoms missiles with a range of 297 km. the range of the new cdb jill missiles is 150 km. it will allow ukraine to hit objects in the russian rear, which were previously out of reach. well, here we need, of course, your comment is something at first. yes now, from the very beginning, it’s just that it seems to me that the most important thing here is that it means that there are cheap small-sized long-range weapons with which they can hit objects in th

moreover, boeing said it was not ordered by boeing itself.uestion, how does it work today? that there is a cart or a horse ahead, that is, in theory, this should work. so there is a war, there are tasks and needs of the war, which are ordered by the vvk like guys. here we need such a nifiga in today's world it works, on the contrary, we will say guys a. look, we can do this for you. and you can this is also interesting. subject, the pentagon has, of course, already begun to think. this is again to the question of whether boeing in this case is the customer or boeing in this case, well, in fact, the actor who wants to bring the war to another level and such questions about, in fact, what are the driving forces of this story today we have them, and so on, there are a lot of them, and in my opinion today. they are the most important and the answers to these questions. here are the driving forces, and who moves where. they are, the most important thing for understanding of what is happening and will happen. here i propose it with this and start t

alix: do we know how much the boe lost on all of this and what is the significance? >> we don't know how much those calculations are being done but it will be about probably 100 million pounds they have lost. this sort of significance of the losses, that which had a huge profit is now hearing loss of around $200 billion. it was $875 million before. that is going to be a big deal and obviously, the losses are going to be borne by the taxpayer here because there is this transmission taking us through this commercial banks where interest is paid onto commercial banks for qe program. there are implications for what is happening with quantitive easing. guy: they are going to have to manage this with the dm in terms of what they are selling back into the market. certain key terms have been left out because the dmo is selling that as well. how is it going to work? as we start to get longer data, does it become more complicated? >> they are avoiding that at the moment. obviously they started with the ones that they knew they were going to get a good start with, and we are go

so it was in the fourteenth year with the malaysian boeing.absolutely sure that the trial that has now taken place in the netherlands is a fiction. this is a farce, uh, in the absence of key witnesses, as they say, well, the second point is that this situation was extremely beneficial. why did these rockets appear at what moment? when did the money laundering scandal erupt ukrainian laundress, the republicans came, yes, the republicans, let's figure it out. why the money that is sent with help to ukraine is laundered , converted into cryptocurrency and returned, and the second point has already been forgotten. and whoever bought real estate in switzerland is also a scandal that has just begun to flare up, and in order to drown out these informational occasions, a new one was needed. it happened as a bright informational occasion, and as a result , zelensky speaks at the g20, as a result, he gathers in ramstein and, as a result, 37 billion, which the united states said, in principle, they are already practically that they did not get where they

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not the way we produce 1 2 3 today, but the way boeing produces, if boeing behaves and then we definitelytitutions that know aviation, our institute that knows avionics and so on and so on can send students to study abroad and so on and the like. in short, if we are agricultural, we will have no future. this is obvious, and we will not even reach the level of the former soviet republics and former soviet satellites even to bulgaria and romania , it is necessary to keep up with progress, otherwise nothing good will happen. let's move on. oh, victoria wrote. victoria wrote a letter to me. we have an epistolary letter with ms. victoria on november 23 and the parliament should consider a resolution on the recognition of russia as a state. tourists were told about it. will the european parliament dare to take such a step, given that it will entail certain consequences , in particular, restrictions on communication, russia is very afraid of restrictions on communication, nothing. she is not afraid, they do not go anywhere with whom they are will communicate unknown russian fsb forbids scientist

representatives of the so-called dpr were found guilty of murdering 298 passengers of a malaysian boeing and sentenced one to life imprisonment . tsn correspondent oleksandr mitin was acquitted. the courtyard of the court complex will continue. the last point . where can you approach with a camera? none of the four accused are broadcast in the courtroom, they are being tried in absentia by the leaders of the so-called dpr, the russians, hyrkin dubynskyi and bulatov, as well as the ukrainians, leonid kharchenko, who fought on the side of the militants, blames the downing of a passenger plane of malaysian airlines on boeing when it was flying over donetsk, they were divided by a missile from the russian buk complex of 298 passengers from all over the world who were on board , none of them survived today, their relatives are listening to the verdict and have faith that they will finally hear the truth the involvement of russia is the most important of what the judge announced today, now we can tell the whole world what russia did and make it take responsibility, they reported to moscow from

did not take a pro-russian position. anti-russian to boeing, that's all of europe boeing was a turning point in europe in the war on the ukrainian side, it will kill, and here god forgive only two poles well, they killed themselves, now they are not satisfied with this eh and eh question and who is this and who is this led to this escalation, who exactly is to blame, well, it became interesting directly who made this decision, well, at the moment, they are telling what ah, thank god, putin was not accused, well, look, hello, i think that everything turned out to be on the side, not ulitareny , the russians judged putin, destroyed the gulf there is a lot they gave us an open one, and for example, we found out that three of them were convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for unintentionally shooting down a plane, which is interesting, so they are burning in one piece, after all, a military plane got into the civil aviation well, this is not a reason. attracted russian letters to another country with the intention of shooting down the planes of this country, but because of their ow

europe occupied, well, not about the russian position, but definitely not anti-russian before boeingas a turning point in drawing europe into the war on the ukrainian side. for this, 200-36 people had to be killed. and here, god forgive me, only two poles to me. it's a pity, by the way, who are they? i saw the second question. today you discussed it at my program, because i really want to express my condolences to my family and friends, true well, that would be right. by the way, it was probably right for zelensky to go to the funeral, so i conclude, volodya, i think that this is a deliberate provocation with a high probability it could. well, it could be used both as an accident and as an echeloned prepared action. at least, at least, that's what i have on the program. and wax who sees everything and is needed to control the battlefield, especially the reflection of a russian missile attack, sees everything and who let it go where. what? it's the same avax sees right away, so when cnn says that the military there told a second it was funny to me today that they trust the investigati

he tightening for the boe. the central bank says the market is overpricing the peak rate.ore to go from the fed. jay powell lays out a slow and steady rate hike path. he sees no signs of over tightening. the u.s. dollar source, equities fall, yields. we try to find out if the fed breaks the rest of the world before it breaks the u.s. type feel like powell put it well yesterday. how much, how long, how fast? i feel like even central banks are looking at rates on a different way based on those questions. guy: the bank of england looks like it is in a different position now. they delivered the same rate hike, the message complete the different. the bank of england does not want to over tightening. the fed is prepared to take that risk. let's deal with the data. we have seen the slowdown in manufacturing. we got that from the ism earlier and are now having confirmation via factory orders, which come in at a headline level. you take out transports, that is soft, same with capital goods. ism services are down from 56.7. they are still north of 50 but softer than anticipated. ali

the document was a contract with boeing to buy a new air force one.lane is 13 years old, i think it is time. they come in from certain countries, the plane is about three days old. ours is 32 years. and we are the united states of america. the general came up to me from the air force and said, we have a document ready. we are buying a new air force one. air force one is actually two seaplanes. -- two planes. they are quite the plane. i can't even tell you what is on those planes, it might be top-secret, they might say, he violated a document. every other president takes their documents, i can't have a document. everybody else, they got them all over the place. chinese restaurants in bowling alleys. the windows are broken, the doors are broken, they have no security. it is ok for them but not for trump. they said, sir, it is something we have to do, we have to buy the plane. i said 5.7 billion dollars sounds like too much. 5.7. the head of boeing came to see me and i said, this was before the tragedy. that was one of the great companies of our country.

coming up, the boe is set to start qt.is is bloomberg. ♪ dani: the bank of england is such to become the first major central bank to actively sell off assets accumulated during a 13 year loan stimulus program. for more, we are joined by lizzy burden. set this up for a spit how significant is this, the start of qt for the boe? lizzy: it is significant because the bank of england is the guinea pig for markets when you take away easy money. have had -- we have had months of mature gilt rolling off the sheets, but this is the first -- it was stepping in with emergency bond buying to rescue pensioners from the market turmoil that came off the back of trussonomics. what it shows is that the bank of england has confidence in the markets. this moment had been delayed from october 3 but now it is here. this is andrew bailey saying that we need to retool the bank in case of another crisis down the line so we are equipped. it does not stop it from being uncharted territory. dani: that is lizzy burden. let's get back to tatjana greil

when the french come out, there is some boeing.there is legacy hatred built up there but it is in good nature and good fun. we will have to see whether the old teams, e.g., -- fiji, new zealand. fiji has the advantage including five victories over the last several years. we will have to see the 13 or 14 or 16 teams can give a good challenge. shery: rugby sevens is not about rugby, you were watching the games and then you go to the parties and the drinking, and then you go to -- the party scene in hong kong. have fun, stephen engle. coming up, a new report finds gender biases are caused a strain in the economy, about $80 billion a year. we discussed that next with deloitte access economics. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a new report by deloitte as found colleges and unconscious biases based on gender good booze the australian economy by $80 billion a year. joining me know is a partner at deloitte access economics. i find this intriguing. we note greater inclusivity, greater diversity and representation comes with enormous economic ben

at boeing. 25,000 shares worth $3.976 million.boeing in 19 years the top two of the week. cme group. $8.2 million buy by a long time board member and largest on record at the cme. that wasn't the biggest. the biggest of the week. charter communications board member making his first ever buy first buy is $10.1 million the board member is also the founder of media focus private equity firm search light capital. charter is down 50% for the year one may see value. caesars and national storage affiliate and boeing and cme and charter communications the seegment you will only see here on wex or cnbc pro. >>> on deck, rally set to run. why scott minerd says the stocks may bounce in the final weeks of 2022. >>> if you miss "worldwide exchange" check us out on all your podcast apps. we will be right back. ♪♪ hey dad, i'm almost out. i got you. any questions, chris? all good, thanks maura! there you go, one new inhaler! nice did you get my refill too? maybe [door bell] here you go, sir. you're a lifesaver. have a nice day. healthier is mana

let start with boeing.ve for a long beleaguered stock over the past week or so >> no question, tyler, and it's -- like you said, long before were -- even before the pandemic hit the stock got knocked down in 2019, and the issues are still out thereto in front of it. to a degree, but they are starting to make some headway there. that's one of the stocks, companies we always talk about being too big to fail. boeing is too important not to succeed. we only have two airplane manufacturers in the entire world, so we need to keep them around plus, of course, the world is, you know, not so safe right now and they are an important defense contractor so the government wants to help thumb out. also on the technical side of things, the chart is looking very interesting made a nice little double bottom here over the summer and in the fall this rally here has taken it above its 200-day moving average for the first time in a little while. if the stock can get above that 140 level, that's going to really help the stock br

well, just like boeing has, so do we. we understand that we don’t have wings initially, and our life is only on these things, so maintenance and flight safety cannot be neglected. in fact, hmm, it eats more, of course, than a car, but you have to understand, we don't drive in circles along the paths. we fly directly. uh, on average, about 18 liters of fuel per hour flight and we eat aviation on this device. it has never been cheap. it has always been, well, very costly, but then again. i say, we fly in a straight line and for these 18 liters that we spend. well, probably two or three times faster than a car. we are reaching our destination. eh, on this machine. yes, of course, simpler storage justifies here and the device itself is simpler, but if you take serious equipment, like helicopters, like large planes. well, even small planes. everything is much more complicated there and the service is somewhere. maybe be abroad. we have them so to speak, that's fuel consumption and spare parts and that's it. the rest is very ex

two historic world war ii planes, boeing b 17 bomber and boeing king 17 fighter plane crashed into eachuring a demonstration at the commemorative air force wings over dallas show. the show honoring veterans day, honored those throughout the weekend. it sent plumes of black smoke into the cry. only volunteers years of experience in the antique planes were onboard at the time of the crash. witnesses say they thought the explosion was part of the show before realizing the who are nor of what took place. >> then shocked. i can't even tell you what was going through my mind. i just saw the black smoke and just couldn't believe what i was seeing. reporter: two highways were closed after debris fell from the sky after the crash. investigations into the crash are underway. the national transportation safety board is launching a to team to investigate saturday's mid-air collision between a boeing b-17 g and boeing p-17 f near dallas, texas. the dallas police and fire departments will provide support for the investigation. b 17 was a cornerstone for the united states during world war two. most we

the district court of the hague today passed the so-called verdict in the case of the malaysian boeingwell, here are the key rulings, on the one hand, the conflict of the fourteenth year, during which flight mh17 was shot down, was recognized as not international. well, that is, to push through the version, but the alleged state crime of russia failed, but on the other the conclusions drawn. still, to put it mildly, they are not distinguished by objectivity. although no one, in principle, was expecting a new one. the main thing is the location. where the rocket was launched from, the court in its verdict expressed downright absolute confidence that we were talking about the area of ​​​​the village of pervomaiskaya at that time, the territory under the control of the donetsk people's republic, therefore, the position of the kiev regime is recognized as correct. he is beyond gaga's suspicion, and the numerous arguments and results of the examinations of russian specialists are not taken into account at all, as if they were not. and this, of course, is far from the only factor indicating

bo and a boeing cvs had great earnings today, beat and raise >> cart miller, great pricing, good deliveries. i think these guys could do $18 to $20 in earnings power over the next couple of years >> all right good stuff i'll see you with gundlach in overtime "the exchange" begins now. we're going to start off with some breaking news there is a fed interest rate decision in just about one hour, surprising, i know the big money question, will jay powell and company stay aggressive will they back off whatever they decide could swing stocks big in either direction we're going to set you up for all of it. we're going to count you down to all of it. plus, the ceo of logistics giant ch robinson is here with what he is seeing on inflation and shipping we've got a lot to do in the next 59 or so minutes. let's begin with the markets ahead of the big meeting dom chu has got the numbers. it's like the kickoff to the super bowl are you getting pumped >> 59 minutes and 15 seconds worth of pumped left in me but we're watching the markets, as you point out, brian. this is very much a wait-and-see environme