this comes hours after police raided deutsche bank and dws.rosecutors say the search was related to allegations that dws was inflating at csg credentials. dws says it is cooperating fully. fidelity has valuations for several companies including reddit and stripe. fidelity fund marks down reddit by more than a third from april and stripe by 13% according to findings compiled by bloomberg. fidelity also cut valuations for the tiktok owner and instacart. singapore airlines says it is coming to the strategy of working with international partners after covid exposed the financial dangers of not having a domestic aviation market. the ceo told us exclusively that the airline is open to opportunities and will evaluate potential synergies. >> from day one, singapore airlines does not have a domestic market and we compete internationally with the best of them throughout these 75 years. what happens is that we are extremely good at international competition in terms of product leadership, service excellence, and network connectivity. laura: hsbc is offer

this is the german wealth management, part of deutsche bank.ff 5.9% as the ceo agreed to resign. seems to be the word coming from one of the members -- memos bloomberg has seen. allegations of greenwashing. we are going to get more on that now. alix: steven arons on deutsche bank joins us from frankfurt. talk to me about the readthrough of the ceo change. who takes the place? does it help to mitigate the greenwashing allegations, etc.? >> it certainly is an attempt by deutsche bank to draw a line over a number of allegations that have been spoiling around. some of them personally are linked, so there is going to be less of a focus on those, however the greenwashing allegations are about dws as a company, and the probes in germany, and the criminal probe here in germany is still going on and putting in a new ceo will not change that. the new one is sort of a lifer at deutsche bank and a trusted confident of the ceo. he will try to clean up this company. he has a noon -- a new mandate. alix: steve? anna: we have a problem with steve's line there.

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deutsche bank kept making loans to him. well, there's something in banking called a back-to-back loan. so i want the bank to loan one of my grown children money for a business venture, but i could get loan them the money, but then it's family difficulties. so i go to my banker and i say listen, i'm gonna deposit a million dollars with you or give you a letter of credit for a million dollars loan the million dollars to my kid if he doesn't pay it you're guaranteed you'll get paid off. there's very good reason to think there were russians on the other side of these deals deutsche bank has already paid over 600 million dollars in fines for laundering russian criminal money. the head of that bank when he was forced out and disgrace went to the bank of cyprus the most notorious russian money laundering bank in the world whose vice chairman had two of them one was wilbur ross who became commerce secretary and who there's a chapter about in the big cheat and the other was vladimir putin's appointee and who are their customers a bu

we put this to deutsche bank in a moment. the market capital issuance and a widening of credit spread is going to hit them in may. this is also the other thing. volatility in the market hitting 8.6% in oil funds. this is led by gottstein who has fired everybody and he is the caretaker and they have seen losses from rk goes -- arche gos. a tough move for gottstein. dani: and we will put these questions to deutsche bank later. that will be an interesting conversation. let's move to the u.k. we have rishi sunak promising to cut taxes at his next budget audit. it was one of the demands of one of the board members who opposed the prime minister this week. johnson plans to press ahead with legislation over -- to override the brexit deal. let's get more with leigh-ann gerrans. is this johnson trying to shore up more of the party with these moves after this week's drama? leigh-ann: i couldn't agree more. that is exactly what he is trying to do, and boris johnson has said he is going to fetch on. today is going to be interesting becau

deutsche bank is out with a big call this morning. the burden of proof has shifted further and the data over the summer now needs to disprove the case for a 50 basis point hike early in the hiking cycle. we are talking about the ecb. our previous based on what to expect back-to-back 25 basis points and now we expect one of the two hikes to be a 50 basis point hike in q3. that's the call for the ecb. lisa: they got some confirmation from the governing council that supported a rate hike at the ecb. how much can they get ahead of inflation. if they get that right, what is the impact on the euro? does it make the euro weaker? jonathan: if you ask someone in the fx market that question, it's incredibly divisive. deutsche bank says the ecb continuing to underestimate inflation and we expect a 50 basis point hike will increase as the summer progresses. tom: what i find fascinating and others will correct me -- so what? they will make a first rate hike like to you is, nothing really happens, maybe second rate hike, nothing really happens and

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i don't think that was a surprise i find it fascinating on a day that deutsche bank is down 11% i think there's a contagion out there. with that said, i think banks set up okay into the next couple of weeks into earnings because my view of the broader market is we have a significant rally, i believe, in our midst over the next week, two weeks so nothing stuck out to me i'll say this. the goldman buy back of $7.5 million given a market cap they have is pretty interesting to me. i think goldman sets up well here >> i agree i'm long banks the one thing i think we talked about last quarter and we'll see this quarter is the adjustment they need to make. it's sort of a look hit in that the assets they own as rates go up, the mark to market goes down so that doesn't leave them as much of a cushion for capital either in dividends or buybacks. i would think all of them would rather maintain their dividend because that's what shareholders really want, that certainty. so less room for buybacks, but the big question is just going to be what do they see in the economy. i don't know that people will

deutsche bank will join us for ever fed special tomorrow and deutsche bank out with a recession call. is your team under the desk? are people hiding under the desk this morning? >> i have to give my team credit because when we started this year, we said we would see a lot of volatility and cash might be king. it was the first time in my career that neither the bond representatives or stop representatives were excited about their areas. i think we are going through what we thought we would do in our conversations at the office. it's going a lot quicker than what we saw. lisa: is this the cathartic puke? you don't want to buy when people are scared but here we are and that's typically the best time to buy? >> we see what's happening with crypto which is having their peak errant tease but there are too many ideas. we gained about 20% on the s&p 500. it was pretty poor volume. i don't see why we shouldn't do more damage than that with all the money that was pushed into this and so many people buying up so many assets out there. that has to be wound back and i think it might end up probabl

the so bad lame and you can also need monitors leopard soon. soccer life often form the deutsch lung. like a sheet, a house on there, you not a media album has focused on this issue and has pointed out that you're sending and delayed weapons to green, then your green is have also expressed their dissatisfaction about waiting for so long again about all the process that within we give it a thank you. yeah, i look to call again. this is for the thought front and i thank you very much for this question. i would just like to deny this opinion. germany is one of the main supporters of ukraine in terms of military and about probably only the united states or only provide greater support than us. german really provides a lot of aid to ukraine. we provide you coin with a large amount of ammunition had on dr. lisa, also with the armed military vehicles and system with and the most more than that. how would sir sir will also be provided to ukraine or right now the ukranian troops are being trained by germans. how to use the, how winters. so we are preparing all these sir commissions, sir, and s

the very thought of that and turning down deutsche bank to bring new life into the world drives theserenzy of rage. choosing a family over capitalism that's disgusting shut up. journalist joo hernandez ran into people at this over the weekend is how it went. >> it is not alive until it takes its first breath. [cheers and applause] >> [bleep]. >> [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] you. [bleep]. >> you a worthless little fat [bleep]. >> will i guess the pandemic is over. >> what is wrong sir do like killing babies? love killing babies? >> i love killing babies. >> tucker: the shocking footage that you just saw he's the host of turning point front lines were happy to have them join us now thank you so much for coming on the rhetoric even a year ago was my body, my choice. the bodily autonomy and it was a libertarian question the guy in that t-shirt just says that he loves killing babies and the rest of them were saying the same thing that seems ago big change. >> well tucker it is the absolute truth this is a death cult whether it's corporate america, politicians, or the so-called activists and pro

lisa: i was referring to the deutsche bank report talking about more defaults to come. do you parse out what corporate credit is worth at a time when 10 year treasury yields provide actual yields? all of a sudden, the fed is not try to put or calm markets. this is uncharted territory and people are trying to understand what the credit market used to look like, transpose that to what we are looking at now. higher corporate credits, i will give the argument. jonathan: you have been asking for this for a long time. introducing some price discovery. lisa: i am not asking for it. people are worried about zombie companies getting money that don't deserve it. that is the fear. will we see a reversion to a lack of free money, and what does that look like? tom: i am toxic brew dependent. jonathan: futures down half of 1%. you are furious about that. tom: i have a staff of 14. the scheduler is gone. we are getting an intern. jonathan: you can do it on location from central park. i would watch that. from new york city, this is bloomberg surveillance. ♪ leigh-ann: keeping you up to

one of our interns sent in a note, you have to pay attention to deutsche bank. it's from lisa.isa -- what are they saying? lisa: i am looking at his comments about the likelihood of recession, a 50% likelihood for a global recession. also, how the inflation we are seeing is a threat to democracy, which needs to be countered more dramatically. he's confident that there will be something to combat this. he also talks about a banking union in europe, mergers, and the idea of consolidation to weather the storm. we are looking at a new landscaper you have a growing number o executives saying thatf there is a greater than 50% chance of a global recession. that is the feeling on the tape today. tom: for the american audience, and i met him in davos, the only equivalent i could think of in american banking is brian moynihan. he's steeped in the retail experience. and this headline is not temporary inflation. it's the theme of the next 90 days, isn't it? lisa: chris in savings has a leg up and that he took deutsche bank, when they expected it to be taken by another banking entity, and m

francine: it might take years, does this remind you of deutsche bank in the early 2010s and for deutsche bank to get away from that took almost a decade you could argue. it we see the same credit suisse? >> credit suisse is in a restructuring mode for a restructuring mode for number of years now. i think this can take a number of years. alix: is there anything you think in the macro fight -- environment, the ecb could wind up hiking by the end of the year. i was wondering on a broad basis could a macro environment help, can it help credit suisse? >> increases of rates would help. the impact we might see this year and next on the rate side, actually smaller not having such a large -- you get much more benefit much more from that. high rates in euro and swiss francs clearly help credit suisse as well. you know the dilemma is how much can rates go up until the economy collapses. alix: if the demand side suffers you are back in the same position. thank you. coming up we will talk more about that big event investors are watching, the ecb policy meeting tomorrow. thank america had one of the h

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we asked the gentleman from deutsche bank, let me ask you as well. looks at inflation and says someday it will be less inflation. you know inflation is a the margin, expectations in the markets change. >> it doesn't represent what we saw in the latest cpi report. the core cpi improved. market expectations for inflation text higher. tom: how critical is tomorrow's number? >> it's very important because that backup in inflation expectations was one of the primary drivers to take that action in june. the fed is aware that inflation had not yet peaked. so expectations within fed policy members for a higher cpi number was well-established but the market was caught off guard and with the backup in inflation expectations, that was enough to force the fed's hand. >> on july 27, what are the odds of a hard versus soft a recession? the idea of the deep one versus a shallow one. >> when we look at where supply-side prices are and the limited improvement that we have seen, restoring balance to the global marketplace, establishing full resolution to international

dani: it's interesting deutsche bank says recessions are priced into u.s. equities.to the complications if we're talking about bonds upsetting the equity market, it is the aussie bond. the aussie dollar has been fascinating, strengthening very severely, after the decision it has come off of that. according to some traders, using that opportunity traders are using it to sell their longings. three year yields up 50 basis points. manus: the question is, 3% given the inflation outlook, that they have got from the rba, is going to be 7%, there lies the point. we have debated it, larry summers says -- does not so you're going to need -- he defines the volkick era. it is the hugest conundrum for the bond market. dani: we are talking to simon harvey earlier, he says you need those 50 basis point jumbo hikes to get the market to tighten. manus: somebody is awfully wrong, if larry is awfully right. bloomberg markets europe is up next. we will see you in the morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ psst. girl. you can do better. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at leas

i will give credit to jim reed at deutsche bank.d a piece talking about the inflationary effect in the 1970's. oil made a pile of money, other commodities made it out, stocks and bonds lost, but you have to remember we are coming from much lower interest rates than then, or even the 1999 to 2009 period, two thousand six, we are in a new world we have never seen. there are frameworks from the past, but i think a lot of capital is going to get destroyed in this era. guy: i'm 51. i can vaguely remember a last time this happened. always great to catch up. cole smead, really appreciate it. this is bloomberg. ♪ - [narrator] it's a mixed up world. and the way we work looks a little different. but whether you embrace the new normal or just want to get back to the routines that feel right, x-chair continues to be at the forefront of change, which is why we've launched the all new x-chair with elemax. elemax combines gentle body temperature regulation with stress melting massage to increase your comfort working from home or at the office. fee

deutsche shuffling its ratings on what it calls macro environmental fears starting with apple they cut200 down to $175 they downgrade hpe to hold on spending worries and on the flipside, what does deutsche like analysts are bullish on net app, expecting growth to accelerate in the first half of next year i think their target on hpe goes to $16 a lot of those calls as we said the last few weeks driven more about the macro than the individual company result itself >> yeah, indeed. well, now let's talk crypto. tech layoffs gaining steam as those crypto companies start to cut ranks in what some are calling a new crypto winter. last week alone, crypto.com, peter thiel's backed blockify, and now coinbase, all announcing they're cutting their workforces kate rooney joins us with the latest kate >> hi, jon coinbase plans to lay off 18% of its workforce, which nets out to about 1100 people. brian armstrong telling employees in an email, we appear to be entering a recession after a ten-plus year economic boom. he said the company, quote, grew too quickly, and coinbase needs to manage its burn ra

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that have really supported credit evaluations and capped some of these stress, ho widew could go, deutsche bank seeing the prospect of a credit cycle unlike what we have seen over the past decade, getting into 2024 on the heels of something that is more like a hard landing. what is your view on that? lotfi: look, i think the question is whether you believe in the longevity of this business cycle are not. i would say, from a credit standpoint, let's get the credit cycle and the inflection point where you see a big inflation, negative right in migration, it is basically a mirror of that capital allocation and inefficiencies of a balance sheet. the reality is, i completely agree with jim, that we already had pretty strong survivorship in high-end markets. the credit flow is very good, but we think it probably peaked in the fourth quarter. i do think we will see a strong case for a meaningful uptick in defaults, even if you have a recession, i think, you know, it will likely be the first recession. it is unlikely to see rates going to the usual double digit levels. that is the high-yield bond

and the last question of deutsche welle andrade, mr.retary general, you talked about what the allies talked about the efforts in which they sought to contain the consequences of the food crisis and the spread of hunger. is this the role of nato to you can do as you also comment on the actions of russia withdrawing its troops from the island of the snake nato allies first of all really united and they see uh they expressed their opinion, how can we continue to make efforts, in particular, to export more grain from the territory of ukraine, secondly, it is important to understand the message that putin's actions, as well as the actions of china , we see various information companies, the food crisis is not caused by nato actions, nato sanctions - no, because the shortest way to prevent or prevent a food crisis is to stop the war, and we are not responsible for the start of this war . humanitarian corridors were created for the export of grain from the territory of ukrainian ports, and it is absolutely necessary that our ships with food an

>> in an interview with deutsche welle, he emphasized how important it is to realize that aid for ukraineture. >> every time, we act as though it's just about a single issue, a ukrainian question, a georgian question, a syrian question. no. it's a european question. the moment we don't accept the power relationship that is imposed on us, we're the adversaries. that's well understood. but if we do accept it, we've submitted to it. >> these days, glucksmann has been lobbying tirelessly for ukraine's cause. his dedication may have to do with his biography. he's lived in both ukraine and georgia. but he grew up in a multi-cultural neighborhood in paris. his father was philosopher andre gluckmann, one of the western figures to stand up for first dissidents caught up in the soviet system. >> my parents were always asking me give up my bedroom to strangers who didn't even speak french. i hated having to give up my bed to people i didn't even know. but then i got used to sitting down to dinner with people who had very dramatic personal stories. eventually, it completely opened up the world to me,

>> in an interview with deutsche welle, he emphasized how important it is to realize that aid for ukraines own future. >> every time, we act as though it's just about a single issue, a ukrainian question, a georgian question, a syrian question. no. it's a european question. the moment we don't accept the power relationship that is imposed on us, we're the adversaries. that's well understood. but if we do accept it, we've submitted to it. >> these days, glucksmann has been lobbying tirelessly for ukraine's cause. his dedication may have to do with his biography. he's lived in both ukraine and georgia. but he grew up in a multi-cultural neighborhood in paris. his father was philosopher andre gluckmann, one of the western figures to stand up for first dissidents caught up in the soviet system. >> my parents were always asking me give up my bedroom to strangers who didn't even speak french. i hated having to give up my bed to people i didn't even know. but then i got used to sitting down to dinner with people who had very dramatic personal stories. eventually, it completely opened up the worl

>> in an interview with deutsche welle, he emphasized how important it is to realize that aid for ukraineture. >> every time, we act as though it's just about a single issue, a ukrainian question, a georgian question, a syrian question. no. it's a european question. the moment we don't accept the power relationship that is imposed on us, we're the adversaries. that's well understood. but if we do accept it, we've submitted to it. >> these days, glucksmann has been lobbying tirelessly for ukraine's cause. his dedication may have to do with his biography. he's lived in both ukraine and georgia. but he grew up in a multi-cultural neighborhood in paris. his father was philosopher andre gluckmann, one of the western figures to stand up for first dissidents caught up in the soviet system. >> my parents were always asking me give up my bedroom to strangers who didn't even speak french. i hated having to give up my bed to people i didn't even know. but then i got used to sitting down to dinner with people who had very dramatic personal stories. eventually, it completely opened up the world to me,

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i think i'll just stick to making videos with deutsch vela and eating. why dispatchers at home? do you remember this famous picture of former german chancellor anglo merkel? and then u. s. president barack obama discussing the world's problems against the backdrop of the bavarian out they were sitting outside los and mouth which hosted the 2015 g 7 summit. now the luxury hotel will host the event again, so we find out why it's the perfect secluded spot for the world's leaders. i want to have that job loss elmo is located on the edge of the bavarian alps in the very south of germany. in 2015, it became world famous. when the g 7 summit was held there for the 1st time. now representatives from 7 major industrialized nations on meeting for the 2nd time in the same hotel, a welsh premier script, comma. there's almost no air in germany that you can protect as well as shallow cell now, which is secluded and yet not so far away. it's easy to get here from unix mentioned . the main building of the 5 star hotel has 115 rooms and the sweets it's best, the name height away. in addition to

ban and quiet at freight trains nearly impossible targets for germany's national railway company deutsche a bon high speed passenger trains run on the same tracks as the cargo trains. and freight volumes is set to increase its slope, the so called whisper break and provide some relief over the past 2 decades deutscher bond has invested 220000000 euros in the retrofit. thanks to the whisper break the running surfaces of the we'll stay smooth before that become rough with every break application. this me to the wheel and the track. the quieter train researches in switzerland are already step ahead and developing innovations beyond the with the break here, research is being carried out on the train. we'll the future with laces incomplete is using data from the actual will. research is designed, digital models, simulations new, quite really created on a computer. that's right there. a christy's expert christian pop is a frequent guest here. the project to develop a new super train will is happening to swiss lab known as emp, located music videos. it looks like a loud speaker that moves, that'

and increased efforts in the fight against hunger, that corresponding from her sister channel or t deutsche is in the bavarian capital. it's dear west on civilization about to decline. that's what many demonstrators are claiming here on that this year's demonstrations against the t 7 meeting that takes place on the castle of elmore in the barbarian out. today we have around 2 to 3000 demonstrators here in this city center of munich, who at demand a would throw wall form of fossil energy. they also against imperialism, and again, deliveries of weapons to the ukraine. i would think so far, it's peaceful and we hope that it stays like this until the end. get another story to tell you by today, argentina's president has asked that bricks, countries to incorporate the south american nation as a full member. alberto fernandez, made the request as he join the blocks 14th and major summit via video conference this week a bit. alice has helped me and been plano. we want to be full members of this group bricks, countries that are already represent 42 percent of the world's population and 24 percent o