deutsche bank reporting earnings now. trading revenue down 17%, a miss, the estimate had been just over 2.5 billion euros, that will be a big disappointment as its u.s. and european years so far have had strong, thick -- ficc results. the ceo says they are on track to meet 2025 targets. they have increased the incremental savings target by 500 million euros, something they have shined at doing that is cutting costs. they have imposed hiring limits for non-client facing roles. they are engaged in trying to cut down costs, but the real issue for them will be these trading figures. there appears in the u.s., even citi, credit suisse and ubs to some degree had stronger trading numbers, but for deutsche bank it is a miss on trading figures, fic at 2.36 billion euros, the estimate was 2.5, pretax profit higher than st micro earnings coming up in one moment. we had a samsung earnings earlier that were not great, but the alec was better. st micro as a slight beat, $4.2 billion. their operating margin at 49%, the estimate was 47%,

deutsche bank is negative.t takes a while for the positive result to transpire and materialize in terms of the stock. initially the first week after the announcement, the stock doesn't do as well as it should. a month afterwards, it does well. >> it is interesting with deutsche bank today. it bounced around. no stranger to complexity with the numbers. >> i recommend that you check out that cnbc pro article. >>> from the banking space to the consumer space unileve rerks bea-- unilever be on first quarter sales jumping more than 10%. un unilever ceo says inflation has yet to make a peak >> target growth of 10.5%. the volume close to flat broad based unilever is growing. it is true that pricing remains elevated and exactly as we said last quarter, we are past peak inflation. our price growth this quarter was lower than previously. we are still not at peak prices. there is more inflation coming into the cost base 1.5 billion in the first half of the year i just want to be clear that though we are past peak inflatio

deutsche coming back as well. i will show you the deutsche share price in a moment.real estate rising, grocers having a good day. media is off a little bit, some of the appetizing companies -- advertising companies showing signs of this. let's get into some individual names. deutsche bank, a few wobbles early in the session but it has come back. barclays up by over 5% but deutsche has become more positive. st microelectronics. the chip story in europe a few weeks ago was positive. this is the area people were interested in. it looked like it was doing better than what we saw in the united states. the margin from stm was a little disappointing. the stock down by just over 8%. i mentioned sembcorp out of denmark -- simcorp out of denmark. the stock is understandably with that m&a behind it, reacting really well. continuing the banking story tomorrow. in the u.k. economy, natwest is probably a useful gauge as to what is going on. we get macro data tomorrow. we will also get receipt he's out with numbers. the luxury sector, we get more news out of remy. then we get into

is happening across these earnings, and it is a resilient picture from the likes of barclays into deutsche bank, but also around consumer goods, like unilever, and the component around tech. futures are lower .1%. the banking turmoil is pushing back against the earnings narrative and whether that is a more sustained picture when it comes to tightened lending conditions and credit conditions in the u.s., and if you add on an expected fed hike in may, recession risks out of the u.s. spanish ibex currently down .5%. in the u.k., the ftse 100 off by .3%, the big story around barclays. in france, the cac 40 off by 18 points. let's see how things are playing out. a turnaround in sentiment in asia, four straight days of losses, the main benchmark msci asia pacific pointing lower, but that has turned positive as we head to the close in asia. futures in the u.s. pointing to upside on the nasdaq of .8%, meta coming through with very strong sales numbers in terms of advertising. here is the number, the users of all of meta's platforms, 3 billion now in a global population of 8 billion, pretty remarka

we wrote to deutsche bank at the sim back to asked them about the transaction. deutsche bank replied that the operation transaction described did not take place and as a fake, deutsche bank has no business or customer relations with the companies or persons mentioned. as for sim bank, they answered that local malaysian legislation prohibits them from revealing information about their clients. so to find out more, we went in search of the london listed director of money. my finance limited, a slovenia engineer called for the leap of outside. we found him in slovenia capital will be on. let me show you something. this is a ukrainian lock in here, korea cafe. it says agreement on delivery of cash funds for investments. so we have a per 1st party, which is marine buffer, honestly limited and deutsche bank. and these 2 companies, our gateway capital and t t i s investments home. com in the company registry. it says that my team buy is registered under your name. yes, this is supposed to be, you know, the name by the name, is it different this lawn, my friend called me and informed about s

typically strong results out of deutsche bank and barclays deutsche reporting 11th straight quarterlyfit but had significant drop-off in deposits the company disclosed job cuts for nonclient-facing staff saw a nearly 20% decline from last year in investment banking revenues we saw that across the big banks here barclays, higher rates and 47% growth in its consumer cards and payment division barclays up 6% here's some cnbc pro analysis for you on how to trade those two. over the last 20 quarters, shares of barclays have outperformed the ftse, the main stage nearly 70% of the time during the week following an earnings beat. you can see that trend starting today. interestingly, deutsche bank has historically gone the other way, underperforming the dax, the german market, the week after earnings more than half the time with or without an earnings beat take that for what it's worth. pretty good track record. >> still strong top line for deutsche since 2016. those are things you would want to see given all the stlresses we've seen in earnings >> remember we saw the cvs rising cost to insure

i'll just say that i'm and yeah, deutsche bank is one for sure. you know, i have to ask you here all the time of accounting going out of the united states, going to some of these caribbean countries just because of how their laws are and how flexible they can be. do you think he was kind of not thinking or did he did this a perfect purpose? was he that brazen? did he realize that he owned us politicians in us banks enough that he could do this? i mean, the fact that he chose the us virgin islands to set this up for something, somebody who knew he was doing wrong didn't seem like he really thought he'd ever be held in conviction of it. yeah, i mean, whole other islands. i think that's the reason he shows us virgin islands because the fact that you get these huge tax breaks, but it is true with which as you mentioned, it's a u. s. territory. he politicians there and maybe because it was such a place, it's easy politicians there. for instance though, what john junior, she worked at the office jeffrey obscene. it was the shell company essentially that

and, you know, deutsche bank has amputation for traffic. ah, go ahead quite change. every country have to be tied to the dollar for trade. why can we trade in our own that it calls for ditching the dollar and using national currencies? fado our g 7 economies piece but not like this, and american states funded think tank bridges. i thought of your ravia restores prize with.

we will speak with the deutsche bank emea cio. this is bloomberg. ♪ introducing the sleep number climate360 smart bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms, and effortlessly responds to both of you. our smart sleepers get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. proven quality sleep. only from sleep number. >> hi inflation, lower economic activity, and a fall in international trade. dani: you're looking at live shots of ecb president christine lagarde in new york speaking at the council on foreign relations in new york talking about more potential instability arising from waiting supply elasticity, talking about the completion of a capital markets union being key for the euro and talking a bit of geopolitics, talking about more multi-polarity when there are two nationstates with equal amounts of power. macro high-level speech she is giving. as she has been giving that european equities struggling to post any gains. the euro since further. now let's get to work question of the day. european blue-chip stocks ar

and yeah, deutsche bank is one for sure. you know, i have to ask you, you know, you hear all the time, you know, accounts going out of the united states, going to some of these caribbean countries just because of how their laws are and how flexible they can be. do you think he was kind of not thinking or did he do this a perfect purpose? was he that brazen? did he realize that he owned us politicians in the us banks? enough that he could do this? i mean, the fact that he chose the us virgin islands to set this up for something, somebody who knew he was doing wrong didn't seem like he really thought he'd ever beheld in conviction of it. yeah, i mean, well i think part of the reason he chose the u. s. virgin islands was a ticket and he chose to spend a lot more time. there was particularly after his convention, 2006. he was, he did become a little more concerned about public scrutiny and being observed with these children. and it was remote, as island in the u. s. for child who was remote, he bought one in 96 and another in 20

and yeah, deutsche bank is one for county going out of the united states. going to some of these caribbean countries. flexible, they can be, do you think he was kind of a not owned us politicians and us banks enough that he could do this? i mean, for something somebody knew he was doing wrong. just like you. yeah, i mean, well, i think part of the reason he chose the us particular and he chose to spend a lot more time. there was particularly after his convictions, he did become a little more concerned about public scrutiny and being observed. it was remote as islands in the us for islanders remote and another in 2016. and there's even, you know, lost out against his state that he had the islands. i think that's the, the reason he chose us virgin islands aside. beautiful place and because the fact that these huge which, as you mentioned, it's a u. s. territory, he had auditions there and maybe because it was such a place, it's easier auditions there for instance though, why worked at the office southern trust, which was some essentially that jeff represented

four days after credit suisse was taken over by ubs, there was concern about deutsche bank.k of france governor has now joined regulators in calling the cds market, which is where we had a lot of the hotspots -- the credit default swap market to be performed. basically says there is a lack of liquidity in this market, which is why we see these crazy moves. he says it has caused an undue level of stress for the banking sector. let's get to the bloomberg. business flash with samuel etienne. . >> amazon reported strong first-quarter results. it sees net sales for the second quarter at up to $133 billion. it says cloud unit growth in april is running lower than in the first quarter pace. amazon has been working to streamline its businesses amid slowing sales growth in online sir -- online shopping and web services. and intel shares jumped after a forecast for recovery in the second half. the company predicts a return to free cash flow in the second half and says growth margins should begin to widen. intel also painted a more optimistic view of the broader pc industry. and snap p

you're going to be going to ubs and deutsche bank.what will the readthrough for these numbers be with these other banks you will be speaking to? manus: take the morgan stanley numbers -- this is a video syncretic but there with me -- engaging with new wealth management clients, that's what really drove the engagement wealthy families, wealthy individuals. skittish about who they are with. the door is open. this is a gift to any wealth manager out there, any guy or girl trying to build their book. this is a gift moment where they will engage in families will engage. you can be sure. they told us in switzerland this all assets under management and money flow in i will get julius baer to speak. you can be sure there was a proliferation of relationships beyond these borders, which many people thought they'd never get a chance to eat that piece of cake. within the domain of these borders, and beyond these borders be assured there are wealth managers tripping over themselves to get a piece of this cake. dani: thank you both so much for that

this one comes from deutsche bank saying in this space, earnings are going to be improving.rading higher by 1.1%. finally, we have been talking a lot about eb's. -- evs. this is an upgrade from deutsche bank showing there is more demand for electric vehicles which might be more confusing considering some of the elon musk and tesla stories we have heard that perhaps demand isn't as robust, but deutsche bank sees it as robust. there needs to be more ev charging stations. alfen is a company that makes them, so which a bank gives them an upgrade saying it's going to be doing better. up almost 3% today. one more that i want to mention is lvmh. despite the individual stocks that are higher, it really is luxury that has been powering your. alix: there was a great story, the luxury fortune of the big guys like lvmh and chanel jumped $93 billion on the demand boom. what i find so interesting and we talk about this is you can literally have made the same argument three months ago. we were pricing in china reopening. yet the stock is still higher and the numbers keep coming in strong.

deutsche wil, they point out that high energy prices in germany and excessive german bureaucracy negatively affect car manufacturers. the auto industry increasingly prefers to invest more in the united states, where better business conditions are created. experts do not predict the transfer of existing production to america however, there is a high probability that new enterprises will be built by the germans in the usa. all this will lead to a decrease in german gdp by 60% points in 2029. the inaction of the lithuanian government during the rise in prices causes concern, the country's social democratic party said , food in the republic is becoming a luxury . dairy products are called frightening losses amid unwanted abundance food raw materials are hungarian farmers. they were already living on about a third of their income due to the influx of cheap ukrainian grain. the price of hungarian food wheat fell by 27% over the year, feed wheat fell by 37%, and feed corn fell by 23%, to save agriculture, budapest led a restriction on food imports from ukraine , poland and slovakia did the same in

i don't think he -- meaning trump.this >> donny deutsch.. >> film director griffin. >> host karen hunter one se dead deadline.es >>id cnn host don lemon. . former cnn host. . isakson. can the. >> analyst former republicane. chairman michael steel.k, >> h the producer michelet. rennier. >> david k johnson. >> donny deutsch. >> guest jason johnson. >> host mik mika.. >> columnist roger simon. at the time. bernstein.um annaan navarro. >> bob moser. . >> chris matthews. jennifer ruben. analyst john heilman. >> host joe scarborough. why did i take an entire segment? becausthise the media in america is like the media that o existses in sold soviet union or iran or cuba and china. this is not a free media, listen to these people, dehumanization of a president, a formerey president, look who they are comparing him, to what they are saying about a tim, and what na in a they sayou about you and think about you. you say led elt me tell you about the laws and elements of the law, this is bigger.an than any o af this. thisf th is much, much bigger. the

a poll by deutsch velo reviews that while nearly 40 percent of russian speakers in germany consider russia to blame a similar amount, told ukraine in some way responsible for the war. this balance suburb is home to many of the russian speaking community. i push the who's to blame. oh, good will. of course russia did rush attack or did ukraine attack the little green grain ukrainian zalinski. why neither? because they shouldn't stick to the russians and not look to the west americans today. merican sewell seemed and also europeans, germans, every honest to blame this, of course, russia also best to blame, but it clearly started somewhere else. the performer told him that he rena schmidt spends her days, trying to integrate russian speakers into the community. she says, the findings ring true to her experience. while oak of all those who have relatives all came from russia, they of course support the russian side or those from ukraine or the younger generation. understand this conflict, who, who has attacked and who is defending. let's why there is this divide. asked about their opinion of r

deutsche bank upgrading old dominion from hold to buy.sche bank laying out the case for earnings of the company could double from current levels the next 12 months and beyond. guinea goldman sachs is positioned to emerge as a leader with the most compelling return of any stock coverage and upgrading from peer with a $46 price target >>> over to kansas and state lawmakers approving a bill designed to prevent environment decisions for social factors or esg. it will take effect on july 1st and that makes kentansas to enat anti-esg states which are pushing back against the investment trend the divisions within the kansas majority is keeping the measure softer than some conservatives wanted they rejected the proposal for private funds. joining me now to discuss in an exclusive is representative steven johnson, the kansas state treasurer. he is one of 76 voters in support of this bill >> great to be with you. i'm the treasurer i am not currently in the house. >> an error on our part. you support the bill >> yes >> let's talk about it for a seco

any positive surprise here could really help deutsche bank and barclays shares on thursday. about natwest this week heavily exposed to the u.k. economy which has been holding up slightly better than economists had expected. does that bode well for natwest? leo: yes, they seem to be in a sweet spot at the moment. the economy is doing a bit too well from the bank of england's point of view at the so they are not done raising rates yet. this helps natwest's profit margin. analysts expect to hundred 50 million pounds in loan loss provisions for the first quarter , and if they are lower than feared, this could give natwest shares a boost on friday. tom: looking at loan loss provisions for natwest which benefits potentially from a slightly stronger u.k. economy. bloomberg's leo kehnscherper there with that preview. it will put aside $630 million in the u.s. to compensate patients as part of a recall of millions of devices to treat sleep apnea. ceo roy jakobs says he expects the final settlement to come in the first quarter next year. we spoke to him earlier this morning. roy: you

you are on the board of deutsche bank. your focus on technology.u look across finance, where some of the most compelling places you can see technology being used to a reinvent the wheel -- to reinvent the wheel? >> deutsche bank and ubs, and across the insurance industry, simplification is at the heart of everything we are trying to do. these are old companies that have been around for decades, a lot of empathy for that. i was a cio for a long time. you've got a lot of siloed information which makes it difficult to get to your customers. when you look at people's balance sheets, having great technology, great data, sitting in immutable type of contract providers, it really gives you a different focus for the technology than you do. if you are on the cloud, if you've got cloud native applications, you can focus on things that differentiate your business and are not reconciling things all the time. >> why smart contracts? people thing about the new transformative technology, they say blockchain or other buzzwords. words that have become popularized o

. >> yeah, and apple, its largest customer with the new chips going into the iphone 15, and deutschere saying the opposite, and memory weakness we saw with microns there might be a revision to guidance later this week >> i am glad you brought it up deutsche bank today is talking about demand weiss, you sold that >> my issue with tsm, they are highly dependant on china for the supply chain i think there are other ways to express the semi cycle >> i don't think you own any semi stocks right now? >> i don't sky works has a big concentration with apple and it takes years to get into the radio frequency waves, so i think they are safe there. i don't think we are done with the cycle. inventory is coming down but you are not at levels where you can get pricing improvements >> this remains the central economy, the beginning, the middle and the end, stock is up 23% on the belief the worst is over >> you can't categorize all semis the same intel, there's maybe word about stabilization. then you still have memory that is really suffering, the fact that micron cut post x, and it looks at which c

this was given a reiteration at deutsche bank again as a buy here with the price target of 100 bucks. >> paypal is interesting the multiples come in dramatically down trading at 15 times forward. through the pandemic it was way above that as an example elliott has been in there for some time. that's value they're starting to work through optimizing the existing consumer base which i think is going to be total payment volumes, expectation of growth there and this idea of through the pandemic coming out of the pandemic we have shifted our spending to services, and i think there's e-commerce growth coming back on line. >> what about the risk it's potentially losing market share? >> yeah, no, i think that is concerning because there's more players in the space now, but i do think elliott will help with that they'll help them restructure their business to continue to benefit from the e-commerce acceleration >> 25 times forward estimates, right? it's now trading at 15 times that's just amazing to me. >> which is attractive we were thinking about it as a high beta stock through the pandemic

throughout germany over wages has stopped the services of the country's state railway company known as deutsche bahn. to the workers of the transportation department and the rail transportation has also coincided with the strike of the workers of 4 german airports, including dusseldorf, and persistence over the low wages and salaries, and about 700 flights were canceled as a result of these accounts . after several years of trying to sell this plane, manuel lopez announced that the government of tajikistan has agreed to buy the boeing 787 dreamliner for the price of 1.66 billion, equivalent to 92 million dollars, and it will be used during the election campaign. he had given this plane in 2018 donald trump, the president of the united states, china does not have an airplane, the president of mexico and the numbers, the proceeds from the sale of this airplane will be used to build a hospital in the deprived areas of the south of this country. with the arrival of the month of ramadan, a few rakats of congregational prayers are one of the characteristics of the month of ramadan in kashmir, when st

i think the deutsche bank piece is going to be right this is not the quarter.s will not be a great quarter. the next quarter is when you expect a big break i think it's very smart business. >> it's interesting. iger in his time 100 interview suggested the florida issue -- what he said, is not a go-to-the-mattresses moment for us but that hasn't seemed to cool the rhetoric on the other side. >> no. desantis sees it as an opportunity, continuing to build his eputation. >> iger has tremendous command of how to talk about things. every time he says desantis is a bad businessman, that resonates with me. we want business people to be in politics, and we want governors to have business sense iger is saying this guy is a terrible businessman these aren't the kind of things you'd say -- >> i'm going to put a prison next to you. is that good for the state >> no. >> i don't want to wipe out the biggest employer by putting a prison next to the magic kingdom. >> probably not going to happen, but yes. >> i'm saying, it's bad for business. >>> take a look at bonds this mornin

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and how there are concerns deutsche bank might be the next bank to fall?t of banks that hold a lot of commercial real estate debt are the main concerns right now so no one is going back to the office as you just saw with the huge vacancy rates and that means tenants aren't paying their rent so what do you do if you are one of these commercial real estate operators that have a lot of debt and borrowed heavily on your books? stuart: you're in a mess. >> and what about the banks that extended the credit? stuart: they have a problem too. >> absolutely. stuart: there's another trend story. more companies are targeting people who have the money to spend and they aren't worried about inflation. they are going after wealthy people are coming down. >> so would stu "varney" pay $ 10 for toothpaste or $190 for cream? stuart: i look like an idiot. >> so no discounts for retailer s to attract more higher-end shoppers because if you cut your, iffy you discount less profit for the company, so another example is chipotle raising prices by 13% and they want higher income f

ah, even who did his fasts sherman album for the deutsche a grandma fun label in 2016 an experience he describes as a childhood dream come true blue. ready ah, from that musical journey has taken him in many different directions. she's especially intrigued by studying, lax, completely new to him, entering into an unknown universe guided by curiosity. the way i started a new work when, when i need to learn something, i want to learn something. i actually just literally get the music and i start playing and i see what i can get from that sort of very initial reading. i like that cart blouse. so you start course with experience with age and simply being around you hear lots of music that you want to learn, but some of it and some of it you don't know very well. and i like that approach that you, you have a complete we have a fresh set of eyes and fresh that of ears and fresh approach to it. and of course then it is important to find out a little bit about the history of music. also the history of how it's played. so i listen to my colleagues and both present and past and get a sense of ho

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i think i'll just stick to making videos, deutsche avella and eating. why dispatchers at harm? and that wraps up this edition of your max, but fall was on social media for more from the world of culture and lifestyle. thanks for watching and join us again next week. ah, ah, ah ah, ah, with which you superstition who reality? they are hunted to this day. d w reporter carving hemmed. it follows in the footsteps of her ancestor who was at the stake, is the mythology of which is really a thing of the pan. or do you think how probably when semi one with the sound of the built in guitar. but when it comes to tech, it's got way more troublesome. the b, y, d i. so 3 from china, the manufacturer thinks of it all to impress on the european market is it's on the right track. read. ah, ah, oh you thing was like a stepping point 6, you know, pie bought you into that. would you want to be finish your studies now? yeah. positive, differently crane. you can choose to go back or somewhere else. currently, more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a better life. so i don't want to go b

namely that ukraine has the right to exist and we are close to ukraine in one of your interviews with deutscheelle, you also said that we should expect new provocations from russia. what kind of provocations did you mean? i think that undoubtedly russia will continue its provocations, provocations with regard to violence and attacks, and this should not surprise us. we must be ready for them. we must have the appropriate military power in order to give a proper response when this or that provocation occurs. ukraine and the ukrainians are aware that this can happen. they have the proper ammunition , the proper missiles of the air defense system in order to really fight off russian military attacks and precisely for this, we and the ukrainians must prepare now, because we are looking at your resistance and resistance, let's talk about strategic questions. so, the russian invasion of the territory of ukraine will revolutionize nato's military strategy. that is it turns out that nato is now becoming a world military alliance and declares that it will not allow a single inch of nato land to suffer.

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former commander of the forces in europe, who is already straight, and in the morning i look at deutscheeuropean channels. oh, very much they like to start talking about the fact that america will be to blame. uh, in the failure of the counter offensive, because a long-range missile does not give aviation gave, but nonetheless. suddenly they gave, it turns out, some new air defense systems appeared. at first, it seemed like the western community, germany, was delighted to hand over the petri air defense system. here we often talked about the petri air defense system and in general at different sites and there were enough smart experts who had already mused its performance characteristics, but i remind you that, in principle, a battery can cover the territory of about half of the city of kiev on a front line of 1200 km - this is generally not the same format, but air defense is one of the echelons. in general, actually air defense which can be built, that is, medium-range air defense, but the most important thing is that e expensive missiles are a small cover area each at a height of 3 mi

representatives to berlin, even a special flight arrived to pick them up of russian diplomats from germany, deutsche welle writes, germany has not yet officially commented on this situation, but at the end of march, the head of the german foreign ministry, anna lena bervok, said that it was planned to expel more than 30 russian diplomats who were suspected of recruiting german informers to end the war in ukraine. moscow at the negotiating table , china can be the mediator in these negotiations, this is the opinion of the minister of defense of italy, vidoh crozetto, he noted that his country, on the one hand , is making efforts to guarantee ukraine the right to defend themselves, and on the other hand, prepares the ground for peace negotiations, the official also expressed hope for a greater role in this of other european countries, since the un security council, which is supposed to deal with this, is blocked by the russian federation and china. ukraine, the baltic countries do not trust china as a mediator in the settlement of the war in ukraine , one of the reasons is the doubts of the ambassador