plus, they died on board a boeing 737 max that crashed and now they want boeing to face an unlawful killing verdict. welcome to a business report with me mariko oi. the us treasury secretary janet yellen expressed confidence that her visit will help stabilise us china relations. ms yellen strip is just the latest embassy world's two biggest economies work on improving tires over a tense two years. they continue to be locked in a tit—for—tat trade or which has spilt over into the technology space. the us has imposed export controls designed to restrict china's ability to buy high—tech microchips and it is now considering an executive order to curb us investment in sensitive areas. but ms yellen told her chinese counterparts that any such measures will be highly targeted. i that any such measures will be highly targeted.— highly targeted. i emphasise that it would _ highly targeted. i emphasise that it would be _ highly targeted. i emphasise that it would be highly - that it would be highly targeted and clearly directed narrowly at a few sectors where we have specific national security concer

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(sophie fouron) terje boe. direct descendant of the vikings that settled in the lofoten islands hundreds of years ago. passionate about his ancestors, culture and history, he's one of the few captains still able to sell an authentic viking ship, and these are his islands. (terje boe) in december, it's darker. you cannot see the sun, so when january is coming and the sun returns, everybody is very glad. the midnight sun starts on the 23rd of may and it goes to the 23rd of july. some people believe that it's another sun. it's the same sun. it is the same sun, but it's not going down in the sea. in lofoten now, we have three pillars: we have fisheries, we have farming and we have tourism. all this time, fishing has been the most important. before you can go out on the sea, you have to be educated. you have to go to school to learn how to be a fisherman. then, you are around 16 years old, you are finished with normal school, which is 10 years. then, you can go to high school. here, there are two of them. there's hi

airbus and boeing have both released their latest quarterly results. welcome to asia business report, with me, mariko oi. our top story for you this morning, the us federal reserve has moved to hike the cost of borrowing once again. the central bank raised interest rates by a quarter of a percentage point, bringing it to the highest level in 22 years, and as my colleague michelle fleury explains, they have left the door open for more. the federal reserve has moved with unprecedented speed to get inflation under control. since march of last year, it has raised its benchmark rate by five and a quarter percentage points. its latest move is likely to pick up the cost of borrowing for american businesses and consumers even further, with inflation showing prices rising more slowly than a year ago, the key question at the press conference was whether this rate increase was the last or would it hike again later this year. fed chair, jerome powell, would not be drawn. i would say it is certainly possible we would raise funds again at the september meeting, if t

and boeing awaits an inquest into the deaths of three british passengers who died in a 737 max crash. we start in china where the latest inflation figures have shown an alarming drop in factory gate prices — that's the price of goods as they leave chinese factories. they've fallen at the fastest pace in more than seven—and—a—half years. it's the ninth month in a row that the producer price index has fallen, down 5.4% from a year earlier, marking the steepest decline since december 2015, as the difficult post—covid recovery continues to weigh on demand. so that's changed the picture on the factory floor when it comes to what consumers are facing when buying goods and services, the consumer price index was unchanged year—on—year, compared with a slight gain in may, the slowest pace since february 2021. the us treasury secretary janet yellen has just left beijing following a four—day visit in an attempt to bridge us—china trade relations. she told reporters just before leaving china that despite significant disagreements, the relationship between both countries was moving towards a surer

yes, this is exactly that boeing. around which they spread a lot of lies to the whole world there wereispatchers and our planes and ready -made dead bodies landed on an international flight in order to have it shot down and to blame poor and peaceful and beautiful russia what was not and is international court tribunal is the history of m -m of the heroic deeds of our counterintelligence officers , who put a lot of effort into special operations in order to have the original source of this crime in the form of captured criminals. well, this story does not end. it has a continuation, let's remind ourselves what we are talking about when we we remember all the victims of the boeing emich 17 disaster. on july 17, 2014, flight mh17 takes off from amsterdam and heads for malaysia 's kuala lumpur in a brand-new boeing. 298 people are on board the plane. 80 children are on the plane. around 4 p.m., the boeing of malaysian airlines disappears from the radars of the dnipropetrovsk dispatch service. is trying to contact the pilots of mh17 , they are hoping for an error, but the system was workin

guy: do you think the boe should be cutting rates? guest: i think they should stop, watch, wait, and listen. if after three more months or whatever they decide -- guy: if inflation doesn't come down? haven't they embedded the inflation into the system even further? guest: they don't know what they have done. the only have at best a third of it come through not even that. they don't know what the effect is going to be of what they have already done. we can see was some of the data coming through on mortgage cost versus savings, have had a contrary effect you would expect. they're raising interest rates therefore those who don't have mortgages are doing nicely. those getting hurt the most will continue to get whacked into recession which is totally of oil -- avoidable. alix: have we already made the move into a super strong jobs number tomorrow? guest: we have come so far today, even real rates have jumped higher. i think it has to be much higher than expected. even the whisper number is at 260. it has to be a super blowout. i think vol

stick with us for a second i want to stick with boeing.arat, you've been looking at boeing, but what do you think about dipping in now >> i think jim has it right and i think they're doing the things they said they were going to do, and we were just looking for the cash flow to come out. it's definitely interesting for us we own delta we like the space, so we're looking at a couple other things in there i think it's a good time the valuation is still cheap and jim got it right buying in the 100s i still think depending on the work we finish, it could be a good place to start putting the position in. >> jim, before we let you go, talk about union pacific news on that, of course. shares soaring after a new ceo what are your thoughts >> so i'll take the 10% gain look, let's call this what it is, a terrible quarter this is a company that has had a lot of quarters of operational issues the long-term thesis here is as america does supply chain onshoring and infrastructure spending that it will require materials to be delivered by unionpacific i'

boeing of malaysian airlines disappears from the radar dnipropetrovsk air traffic control service iso contact the pilots of mh17, they hope for an error, but the system worked correctly in a few minutes before the plane disappeared from the radar, the russian military fired a missile from an anti-aircraft gun, a powerful explosion fell on the nose of thousands of so-called butterflies, the metal particles with which the missile was filled turned the plane's skin into a sieve. boeing breaks into large parts, it falls in the donetsk region near the village of hornbeam, people's bodies, local residents found animals in their own backyards, russian militants were happy at first , they thought they had shot down a ukrainian military plane , when they arrived at the scene, they understood everything, although they began to blame the ukrainians for the tragedy military это Гражданский an international investigative group was created to investigate the tragedy, it included law enforcement agencies of five states , the netherlands, belgium, australia, malaysia , and ukraine, as well as repres

will he charge boeing to help them out?ntract a decade ago but they had to keep scrapping us are liner launch because of issues, the pair should system is the latest issue. musk and tesla helping the ev companies with charging stations. and -- >> what's the parachute problem. parachutes don't work anymore. lauren: hard to get the system right on an aircraft. and sympathize with that. blue and here's what i'm interested in. mastercard just band transactions for debit cards for marijuana. lauren: it is illegal literally. stuart: legal sales instead. 23 states legal. lauren: 38 medical. they fell into this loophole with mastercard and debit card and pay for it, mastercard brought to their attention. they say $30 billion a year industry at the federal level because it is classified. it -- that is when these pot shops pay their taxes they literally have a case of cash. it is hard to do business like that. stuart: a lot of security with that. lauren: is congress going to work to change the classification of marijuana to open it u

benedict, airbus and boeing both delivering earnings that beat estimates. >> we had boeing in the morning airbus in the evening, so it was a nice read across both companies. as you said, they both eat earnings. last month they brought in big orders at the paris air show, hundreds of planes being ordered there, so that gave them a lot of tailwind. that really helped the cash side , as you mention, both beating on that. is in the outlook that people focused on. they said that we will still reach 75 in 2026 but were going to bury the 65 target. the other wave looking at this is to say we don't want to get too bogged down in all these needy gritty numbers. we are looking at the big number, the 75. the less charitable way of looking at it is the first -- more transparency you have, the more wiggle room you get should things not quite work as planned. we will see how investors take this on. the numbers came after the stock closed yesterday so we will take -- keep an eye on how the reaction is today. lizzy: we've had all of these supply chain snags. the companies anymore optimistic that they can

the aircraft, a brand new boeing 737 max, was equipped with control software that was fatally flawed..5 billion deal with the us government, it avoided prosecution. today, after years of delays, an inquest will begin into the deaths of three of the british citizens who were aboard the plane. for their relatives, it is a landmark moment. theo leggett reports. there was the day he came to see you when you were born. do you remember bringing him? that was special, wasn't it. he was so chuffed that he had a little brother. ~ ., , ., brother. memories are bittersweet _ brother. memories are bittersweet for - brother. memories are bittersweet for the - brother. memories are i bittersweet for the family brother. memories are - bittersweet for the family of sam pegram. fouryears ago bittersweet for the family of sam pegram. four years ago they lost their son and the group is still intense. he lost their son and the group is still intense.— still intense. he was a 'oy to have in your * still intense. he was a 'oy to have in your life i still intense. he was a 'oy to have in your life and h sti

boeing earnings crossed the tape. with the numbers. >> a lot of commentary in this one. they came in with a loss of 82-cents for the quarter but the street was looking for a loss of 88. so a little better than expected. revenue, 19.75 billion, the street looking for 18.45 billion, that's about a 12% jump. this is a dow component, dow down 29. that's a microsoft story, not boeing. the ramping up -- what's interesting here, boeing 737 max production, that was the troubled aircraft, they're going to be putting up 38 a month. before it was 31. it's the defense business that's taken a little bit of a slowdown. defense is slowing commercial aircraft is jumping up. boeing said over the next few years, 20 years, actually, we're going to need 2.3 million pilots in the country and technicians and a big piece of the numbers you're seeing on the screen, the stock is up more than 3 and a quarter percent, is the fact that commercial orders are coming in, travel, people are traveling globally. boeing is trying to make more airplanes

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boeing sold it at a great price. he was proud of that, that he had gotten good deal. >> up until 9:45 a.m. on sunday, june 18th, everything seemed to be going smoothly with the "titan" dive. >> they would have been two-thirds of the way down. >> reporter: there is no gps onboard "titan." the mother ship does the navigating. information and directions are shared using simple texts. >> there are two communications signals that the sub has with the ship. one is these text messages and then also this safety thing every 15 minutes to show it's alive and well. and they both stopped at 9:45. >> eight hours later, oceangate first told the coast guard that their "titan" submersible was missing. around the same time, arnie weissman reached out to hamish harding. >> i am in a whatsapp chat group and i knew he was in it. so i said, hey, you know, hamish, how is the dive? and someone who is close to him responded and said that they lost communications with the sub an hour and 45 minutes in. we are very scared. >> i was organizing

to aviation now and cast your mind back to 2019 when a boeing aircraft with 157 people on board crashedax, which was equipped with software that proved to be fatally flawed. boeing has since admitted responsibility, but under a controversial $2.5 billion deal with the us government, it avoided prosecution. today, after years of delays, an inquest has opened into the deaths of three of the british citizens who were aboard the plane. for their relatives, it is a landmark moment. theo leggett reports. that was the day he came to see you when you were born. do you remember bringing him? yeah. — that was special, wasn't it? he was so chuffed that he had a little brother. old memories are bittersweet for the pegram family. four years ago, mark and deborah lost their son, sam. and their grief is still intense. he used to talk to you and tell you stories. he was just a joy to have with in your life. and hejust made our lives better, really. and he's left a really big hole. this is where sam died. the 25—year—old humanitarian worker was aboard a boeing 737 max that crashed shortly after take—off

stocks moving in opposite directions jim and i will break that down >>> plus we do have boeing sharesigher, that on its better-than-expected earnings, and dave calhoun, company ceo, is going to join us a few minutes from now to talk about the quarter. >>> we're also going to look to the fed, expected to hike interest rates this afternoon following what was that pause. all right, let's start with alphabet and microsoft jim, i know you have obviously been working on this ever since they reported those numbers. i got a bunch of stuff here as well just start us off. what are you thinking? >> first of all, alphabet was extraordinary because search was so good. i know people said cloud was good and it was good but it's off a small base what i think that really happened was this was the quarter where youtube, which has no traffic acquisition cost, became the principal method for a lot of companies to be able to reach young people around the globe. i think that's the major takeaway >> a $7.7 billion in revenues, and it inflected positively, and it's been going the other way. just to put it in

amgen, boeing, salesforce, caterpillar had been leading the dow higher they're still in the green the index itself rolling over a bit. technology getting a big lift today from meta on the back of the blowout earnings interest rates are moving modestly higher. maybe that's part of the reason why you've had this late-day fade the 10-year moving up. gdp slowing and the fed chair left the door open for another rate hike at some point in the cycle. takes us to this talk of the tape, the march to the new highs. let's ask dan greenhouse welcome back. >> good to see you. >> are we on the march to new highs? >> i went back and took a look the last time the dow went up 14 days in a row the market went up for the next 120 years i think we're really setting up for a breakout to the up side. >> 1897 is when you're calling that out this fade, what are you seeing what do we have to keep an eye of on >> i think people have a misconception on what rates mean pre2000. forecast equities in particular because rates were more linked to the inflation landscape what you've seen post 2000, i think increasing

the boe still has a lot of work to do and you have some people arguing that 25 basis points in august might be conservative and the fact that that people can see the boe may have been dovish may be a dangerous way to play the market. when it comes to the dollar, falling prices, falling dollar and that's a cleaner narrative. even if we don't get broad dollar weakness, if that's not a copout to answer your question, that's where i'm landing. kailey: what is your take on this, ed? >> i think she has a good take in the sense -- if you look at about the dollar swap perspective, the u.s. is in a good position. we have this narrative now where there is a potential soft landing and even if we don't get it, we will have a weak economy and that's an economy in which the dollar will not do as well. you have to have a crisis on some level to get the dollar moving debt to get people moving back into the dollar. -- to get people moving back into the dollar. the u.s. was one of the first g-7 nations to go aggressively and will probably be the first to stop as well. guy: what happens if we end up in

the sun boeing 707 exercise caused the air force of the sun boeing 707 to take off from among the airce's planes, and the sukhoi 24 and f-4 fighters took off to the general area of ​​the pomegranate exercise to disrupt the volcano-like area . upgraded missiles messenger laser missiles the rockets produced by iranian specialists and the operation of destroying the arash drone were among the most important parts of the romance, in which fire was fired at targets such as ground radars, critical places and infrastructures of the supposed enemy. i hope that the rest of the test will be successful in the same way. i hope to god that rockets will be launched against air targets at the height of the firing post. various rockets will be bombarded and peppered to identify the area. among the stages of this night battle, the test was based on the evaluation of the judges present of the islamic republic of iran air force's aircraft in two indicators: accuracy and maximum surprise. combat operation score mohammad amin ramezani, radio and television news agency, general area of ​​the anark exercise

we covered the fed, the boe, the boj. a pro as always.o good we will make you come back later in the show to talk more about central banks. mark cranfield, thank you. coming up, taking the exit. the uber cfo is said to be leaving the company. we will get more on the c-suite changes next on bloomberg. ♪ dani: let's get to some of your top corporate stories this morning. bloomberg has learned that wall street banks are hoping to approach international investors for the syngenta mega ipo in shanghai. they are working on what could be the world's largest listing this year. a reprieve for the frozen ipo market. the chinese giant wants -- got regulatory approval last week. elsewhere, we have learned that the uber cfo is planning to leave the company. he has informed senior leaders of his intentions to move on. the decision on timing has not been made. he would be the most senior executive to leave since it went public in 2019. as we gear up for cpi tomorrow, i want to bring you a chart mark cranfield mentioned, use car prices. they have fallen

we are waiting for results from boeing. boeing.ossibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. ♪ the first time you made a sale online with godaddy 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 power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley. >>> the stock is ticking higher than it was just a couple of minutes ago. it looks like it is accelerating. we will see when it is all said and done if it is over or under. >> better than expected numbers for the second quarter from boeing. they had a no more than expected loss of $.82 per share. the street expected $.88. revenue is 19.75 billion. 1 billion above the pre-cash flow. this one

that is the best monthly order total for boeing since 2014. year-to-date orders at 567 planes it's deliveries that people are focused on that's what's going to drive the earnings at the end of the day the company delivered 60 planes in the month of june year-to-date, 266. the number to focus on, the 737 max, deliveries this year up to 216. their guidance for full year deliveries was 400 to 450. they're on track to at least hit that guidance, especially as they ramp up production in the second half of this year the backlog stands at 4,879 planes not an all-time high but it continues to edge higher these are strong numbers for boeing for the month of june, especially on the order front. best monthly orders since 2014 guys, back to you. >> thank you >>> when we come back, evercore isi vice chairman krishna guha >>> plus, take a look at shares of 3m. b of a upgrades on four catalysts, argues the rg 1apecteg is underpriad. taet10 wouldn't qualify for an erc tax refund. you should get a second opinion from innovation refunds at no upfront cost. some

dow is negative thanks to boeing, mcdonald's, travelers.ustrials and financials are lagging today. we've got a lot to talk about when it comes to earnings. i always like to pull out, and jim, the macro takeaways what we're learning about the environment, especially from the industrials which are so important and have been sold off lately we're going to talk to raytheon in a moment. the quote i pulled out in the overall environment from the ceo greg hayes on the call global commercial air traffic remains on track with our projections for very robust summer travel season driven by incredibly strong consumer demand this dynamic is reporting strength in the aftermarket and growth across the globe with revenue passenger kilometers tracking at 29% of 2019 levels other issues to talk about with raytheon, but i thought it was a strong statement at least on the consumer we know the consumer is prioritizing travel where the action is. >> what we're going to talk to mr. hayes about momentarily is the issue with pratt & whitney that's going to result i

we are getting more questions from clients about the industrial names, so, ge, boeing, both today i gotstions on, so, there's a renewed interest and it feels substantial to me. >> so, united rentals is my main industrial play. since that bottom that tim talked about, where tech was everything, stock was $325, it's now $457 nothing has happened in the underlying company of any great consequence, just, you can see how out of favor it was, now to your point, it's very in favor, it's getting a little bit away still from all-time high, but nothing's really changed but the multiple is still cheap. the story's still there. in infrastructure, reshoring. bullish. >> there's a lot more "fast money" to come here's what's coming up next >>> pharma flop. stocks taking a hit on concerns weight loss drug users may not be sticking around as long as hoped. so, will the prescription run out on this trade? the details ahead. >>> plus, sun valley shining bright media and tech execs coming together to discuss all things entertainment. and we're honing in on the digital ad space, next you're watching "fast m

airbus i guess has a bit of a lead, especially in the narrow boat segment, because boeing had severalmpounded by the pandemic. but both plan to increase production, but the problem is they still have supply chain issues, which have really bedevilled both our companies for some time. i want to ask about _ companies for some time. i want to ask about zero _ companies for some time. i want to ask about zero commission i companies for some time. i want to ask about zero commission or| to ask about zero commission or low—carbon planes. there has been a lot of hype on it. where are we up with this? we been a lot of hype on it. where are we up with this?— are we up with this? we still have a long _ are we up with this? we still have a long way _ are we up with this? we still have a long way to _ are we up with this? we still have a long way to go. - are we up with this? we still have a long way to go. by i are we up with this? we still. have a long way to go. by far, it is still fossil fuels that are powering aircraft. sustainable aviation fuel is seen as the holy grail, over the next ten ye

sfo now has a boeing 7, 6, 7 aircraft that offers emergency training in an airport rescue firefighting simulator among other new resources to help prevent another tragedy. reporting in san francisco, stephanie lin kron. 4 news. all right. time to take another look at forecast as we look live at the san mateo bridge. pretty a pretty hazy lot of people had nice not to many. west murray said because you're when you're heading west, you're running into the fog. yeah, exactly right. let's steer clear from that. just getting let's take a look at pretty perfect blue skies out there at incline village at tahoe. a lot of you. >> heading out to the sierra. you're already there in the coming days. but after and ahead of the 4th of july holiday. and here's why. absolutely beautiful out there. so we're seeing a lot of blue skies and also incline village looking great. a lot of people, taking a dip out there this evening in sierra snow melt. >> we're tracking right now. flood advisory still going to be an issue in the coming days. and that's because we're going to see temperatures in this year. a fe

let's start off with boeing. surging nearly 9% after posting a narrower than expected loss. posted its highest close of november since 2021. guy? >> tim talks about this, talking about afree cash flow story, that's true. we talked about this a month and a half ago, we talked about the bad headlines, the stock didn't go anywhere. and for the first time in awhile, the stock didn't sell off on headline news that was a good sign and, it's continued to be, so, still feels like, you know, you can talk about valuation, i'm sure, but it still feels like it wants to go higher from here. >> the february 2020 collapse during the pandemic, if you go peak to trough on that one, we're almost -- we're a little bit above the 50% retracement in boeing on a stock price. so, this should be, in theory, where the stock takes a break. but they have such an -- you're lead-in, talked about government spend, they make such an outsized percentage of their revenue from the government spend and i think that's not going to be pulled back. so, i'd be willing to see if this has a little bit more legs to r

>> positioning options in boeing and i by boeing can get a deal from china and once china gets theirnnel and positioning in options wait forking a catalyst in news so i think that's a spot. i'm also heavily in bank of america from a few days ago. i don't think a barn burner trade but percentage wise, it's pretty safe and the banks do outperform and then i'm playing tech and playing tech with options because it's had a huge move like playing tesla for earnings but i'm in a call spread just because we just made over 100 some odd points there. maybe there's one more move but don't want to get caught with a leg sweep. liz: okay, ahead of earnings after the bell. check tesla is flat and slightly positive and bouncing around the flat line. great to have you both. >> good to see you. liz: dow jones industrials up 173 and carvana investors are hitting the accelerator and the stock touching its highest level since august of last year. find out why, next. we've got the closing bell ringing in 38 minutes. we are coming right back. don't go away. ♪ i was told my small business wouldn't qualify f

we also get boeing toward the end of the day.l be on production and how they managed to get over -- and half they managed to get over the stacks they had -- the snags they had. you and i were at the air show in paris. a lot of ticket orders. investors will be looking for signs. can boeing deliver the jets they promised? kailey: going to be a busy week for you. rather -- lad you can do it without a lion following you. i hope elton john was watching the segment. this is where i wish we could play music on the show. guy: yes. you can sing it. that would be just as good. i am on holiday next week. i wish i timed it better. next week is a huge week for airlines. boeing and ryanair. but benny has it covered. ♪ e. health happens now. e. start your dna-powered health journey today with personalized insights from 23andme. it's an amazing thing when you show generosity of spirit to someone. and you want people to be saved and to have a better life, then you don't stop. the idea that we have saved five million people's lives, it's overwhelm

but couldn't the materials and fuels help reduce the impact of planes on how well this boeing triple 7 is getting a new skin. ridley film is being glued onto the cross fuselage and engines piece by piece, each measuring one meter by 50 centimeters. that's 950 square meters film for each croft, adding up to a good $1800.00 pieces of fil. a huge task. beginning step forward is here in groove, the difficult thing is to position the film correctly. and also there are no wrinkles pop to the store associated craft fuselage is curved, so that's the difficult part. so definitely, so maybe we can know that all 12 of swiss airlines loan, who boeing triple 7 across will be equipped with the arrow shock rippling film. the material was developed by new tons attach, nick, i'm the chemicals company, b, a ss is inspired by shark skin, shock slide smoothly through water tanks impart to that unique scales. these dental dental goals have tiny grooves that minimize friction, the river that so mixed the properties of shock, skin reducing stuff is friction. when the plane is in the the structure on the fi

that is all all 12 i've swiss airlines loan hole. boeing, triple 7 across will be equipped with the arrow shock. ridley film, the material was developed by newton's attached nik. i'm the chemicals company, p a s f is inspired by shock, skin shock, slide smoothly through water tanks impart to that unique scales. these dental dental goals have tiny grooves that minimize friction, the river that fill mimics the properties of shock, skin, reducing surface friction. when the plane is in the the structure on the film is barely visible to the naked eye. on the depth of the group is about the damage or of a human hair. you can't see it. if you run your finger nail over it, you hear it. according to the lines calculations, this boom will save nearly $5000.00 tons of canvassing annually. and over 15000 tons of c o 2, that's equivalent to the amount submitted by 87 long flights from civic to them by the actual fuel savings amount to just 1 point one percent. that sounds like a tiny drop in a very knowledge tank. but aviation expert, andreas fitness puts it into context. itemized by the time 1 point,

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and look at boeing, claiming the top spot on the dow jones industrial average at this hour. shares are climbing 8.5%, that's a big move for boeing, after the air a craft company posted a narrower than expected loss paired with stronger than expected sales which were, by the way, boosted by a recovery in commercial aircraft deliver ilys. boeing's ceo also says there are a lot of, quote, good signs that delivery will resume in china, and we point out that our trader scott redler, just two days ago on this show, said he was buying boeing. we should take a look at an intraday chart of the 2-year yield. right now it's at 4.83 3% after earlier topping 4.9%. and as you continue to look at the treasuries because they send a very important message here, we bring in with two experts on fixed income, portfolio manager jack mcentire and tcw group laird landman. laird, great to have you on the show. jack's been a real regular here, but give me your get reaction and what should viewers who maybe don't even own the 2-year interpret from this drop that you can see on the intraday picture of

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shery: not only for the boe.ion is the new headline inflation that central banks all around the world are following. bell there with the latest on those morning calls but let's get you the latest from the corporate front. bank of america has joined rivals in raising its quarterly dividend after passing the fed's annual stress test. bank of america says it has initiated dialogue with the fed to understand differences between the central bank assessment and its own stress tests. even so, the bank plans to increase its quarterly dividend to $.24 per share, up from $.22. the top carmakers have posted strong u.s. sales in the second quarter and a sign of strength for the industry. general motors says deliveries were up almost 19% while strong demand for several a models. -- chevrolet models. they raised 7% as a ramped up production of camry sedans and rav4 compact suvs, haidi. haidi: coming up we are going to look at candidates who may be on a secret shortlist to lead the reserve bank of australia. this is bloomberg.

now joining boeing with a multiyear move with the market and airspace. what is interesting with dave calhoun, the ceo of boeing, i think the stock has much further to run then it has. six, no need for the service here he. decent numbers. my favorite is palo alto networks. the superior offering. palo alto is a huge favorite. seventh infrastructure does not quit. talking about climate driven investments and alternative energy, i think about tesla. and now not being able to talk it out. i like caterpillar and the steel company. as much as i dislike the chinese government, i like the chinese economy. still one more attempt to come back. that means you can buy starbucks and winn resort and casino company. don't trade at apple. i think the chinese communist party is doing everything it can to make the economy stronger. it has not succeeded yet. that means that it will keep trying. supply chain normalization finally taking place allowing many companies to deliver good numbers after a rough time because of covid. boeing talked about how the supply chain has gott

yes, several times it was less than a boeing, but almost 10 times less serious. i think three times in four, it seems to me, well, nevertheless seriously less. but what happens in 2024 , this already senior should fly for the first time in an unmanned version to land on the moon. the lunar version is senior, but for this it must first fly, the senior himself then needs to ensure that he normally sits back and returns. then you need to start. uh , regular launches senior now i'll explain why. the whole point is that the lunar module is older than this lunar module, it is not intended to return to earth. he is taken out once orbit then it is refueled by other seniors in orbit, and the problem is that, according to various estimates, from 4:00 to almost 14 flights of ordinary seniors, in order to completely refuel this lunar one in orbit, while only two states are able, uh, to refuel in orbit . this is russia and china, we refuel our stations, if necessary. here, the volumes are much more complicated. well, this also requires time for testing, therefore, you need to

why malaysian boeing? investigation since 2014, and even then they saw the facts. they knew and know who shot down which boeing. and they knew that russia already then began to lie as much as possible and this is really the first country and it is now really within the limits of its powers and its small country and it is really helping a lot because it has clashed since 2014 in fact, after the separation with russia, i experienced firsthand what it is like when you are looked at by peddlers and say one thing and do something completely different. the netherlands are the heroes. how do you make sure we win this war? i will explain why the audience behind your shoulders does not know this. you were a russian prisoner. there for four months, but i look into your eyes and they have so much thirst for life , they have so much knowledge and desire to fight for this country and i really want you to reach victory because i understand that this war is not a joke and today we are sitting here and what will happen to

what you think about boeing airbus rivalry?ila: we love -- we like boeing but really what we want to play in aerospace and defense is tranzyme and general electric. tranzyme has 30% after market, general electric is -- and when you're seeing delays as services are going to be higher than 2019 levels and we think consensus is missing that and potentially there is 20% upside through 2020 five. a lot of upside on the aftermarket players rather than the police and the lp -- oe's and oe's see an improvement there. matt: awesome. jeffries analysts covering the aerospace and airlines industry. coming up, pepsi cfo hugh johnston joins us after boosting guidance for the rest of the year. can they maintain pricing power? can they get ahead of inflation? we will ask hugh johnston next. this is bloomberg. ♪ (jennifer) the reason why golo customers have such long term success is because we focus on real foods in the right balance so you get the results you want. when i tell people how easy it was for me to lose weight on golo, they don't be

here is this carbon fiber from boeing boeing later he denied saying that this never happened, that isceit and money, and so much rush himself is sent every time in order to be a living guarantee that this bathyscaphe will return back that's why he swam that's why he died listen, but there were difficult they definitely had people and people, including political background. he was the most difficult of them. eh, in part, just once he himself was married to e, the great-granddaughter and sidor strauss and before strauss about the great-granddaughters, eh. but at the same time, he himself wears e, stocktom and rush are the names of two people who stand under a certain document signed on july 4, 1776, that is, two families who stood at the origins of the united states for days from the 20th century, the result of which was only drage. it's cream of cream. it's just the very elite of the united states. well , there were people connected with politics. yes sergey yes absolutely true. and i'm just most interested in, probably, two surnames - these are the hardings and, of course, the pakista

and they're also talking about boeing. expecting 70 max 8 jets, aircraft deliveries from boeing. i told you yesterday with boeing, they're trying to get the max production up in line. they've been kind of struggling as well. again, the last big airline we're looking for here, that was southwest. that report is out. i will see you for mcdonald's at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. that's going to be a bullish report. got other headlines we're watching for you this morning. senator mitch mcconnell says he's fine after freezing for more than 20 seconds during a press conference yesterday. the 81-year-old senate minority leader suddenly pausing mid sentence before being helped away from the podium by his colleagues. watch. >> and a string of -- >> well, later when president biden called to check on him, mcconnell jokingly said he'd been sand-bagged, that's a reference to biden tripping over two sandbags at a graduation last month. there are concerns about the senator's overall health, he reportedly face planted while getting off a plan