we will be hearing from deutsche bank's cfo. that conversation at six: 30 am stay on the banking space but switching to bnp paribas, a different story versus their counterpart deutsche bank. the first quarter fixed income currencies and commodity sales trading revenue coming in below estimates. it is amiss for bnp paribas on that front, revenue 1.6 billion euros in terms of ficc sales and trading. estimates were 1.7 4 billion so amiss on that front. in terms of revenue for bnp first quarter, 12.4 8 billion, above estimates so revenue, a beat but there will be concerns around the softness in the fixed income trading part of that business. not a huge surprise, it was a concern leading up to the drop but we will get more details of the -- from the cfo. that interview, seven: 15 am u.k. time. we will bring you earnings for nestle as well. a focus on volumes and prices for this business. the stock has been struggling and the details as well coming through from this provider globally of all things from nutrition ingredients to food so

the question is when did deutsche bank seize control over the bank the plaintiffs are saying deutscheank seized control in 2008 and that should lead to a higher prize for the old shareholders of post bank. that is what the potential payout is all about. 1.3 billion is the maximum which is at risk that is equaling the net profit of deutsche bank of the first quarter just to give you an idea of the size of the potential fine deutsche bank is looking at here what is the likelihood it is apparently more likely than before. we just had last week the quarrel earnings and no word about the potential fine ling lingering. what happened is there was a hearing on friday at the regional court and they argued in favor of the plaintiffs the timeline is assessed with the second hearing in june where we will get more evidence of the court moving in the direction of the plaintiffs and deutsche bank is saying in the document they are expecting a final ruling on august 21st. still, the likelihood of the settlement is what deutsche bank is saying between them and the plaintiffs why does it matter 1.3 bil

deutsche waffen deutsches geld deutsche waffen deutsches geld morgen mit in aller welt morgen gibt in aller welt freedom for palestine freedom for palestine freedom for palestine weiter leiheitain. this man is the father of one of the students of the university of california protesting the crimes of the zionists in gaza. i am here to support my daughter. she is a student here and the students are killing me. if he is arrested while fighting for palestine, i will be the happiest father in the world. virtual media republish different frames of the american police dealing with students protesting the genocide in gaza, and paish azadi they criticize american-style expression. for example , these pictures that were published of the arrest of university professors . and an account about him written by noel mcafee, head of philosophy at emory university in atlanta, among hundreds of students and university professors who were arrested, did not set fire to a place, did not attack the police, did not injure anyone, and did not destroy the voice of freedom of speech in america. yell more or som

deutsche waffen deutsches geld deutsche waffen deutsches geld morden mit den aller welt moden mit den aller welt freedom for palestine freedom for palestine freedom for palestine freedom for palestine freedom for razza lei heißt. who has started his activity in this way , he has tried to present the lesson of history in a very attractive way for children. to have a lasting learning , considering that the history lesson is generally a lesson that may not be very attractive for children , it is one of the dry lessons, but here we have always tried to teach them with very happy and exciting methods that are very mysterious for them. and this has a secret let's implement the method here , it is a compilation of different methods and activities, which includes games and entertainment as part of this topic. by introducing different characters in which they play a role, and using a tool called creative show and participating in this creative show, with the help of questions that are asked in the form of a competition, and a space that is prepared for them in the form of games and entertainme

it depends on which side you are looking at with banking shares and deutsche bank shares deutsche bankof course, they are stuck in the middle because their competition is the wall street banks, but they don't have as big balance sheet. it is a difficult market, but still they are confident they can gain market share and be of a much stable footing. >> annette weisbach, thank you very much. >>> turning to other bank earnings bnp has 3.1 billion euro in the first quarter. that was down 2.1% on the year the lender said it expects to see growth on the top and bottom line for the full year with revenue expected to grow for the 2023 levels. we have charlotte here with more >> the numbers were lebetter th expected from the last quarter where revenue was down 0.4%. interesting to see operating expenses down 1.5% on the year and cost cutting has been helping. in march, they would step up the cost cutting to 4.1 million euro to reach 2.7 billion by 2025 29 basis points for the guidance number below 40 basis points for the year they had given a bit of guidance for the year with revenue more than

linda deutsch, who covered _ to a celebrity. linda deutsch, who covered all _ to a celebrity.. linda deutsch, who covered all three oj - who covered all three oj simpson trial is with the associated press, we thank you forjoining us. associated press, we thank you forjoining ve— around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some stories making news in the uk. more than £34,000 of uk taxpayer money has been used to cover the cost of legal fees for the science secretary michelle donelan after she falsely accused an academic of extremism. the government defended using public money to pay the bill, claiming her comments had been made "in the course of her ministerial duties" but labour has called for her to pay the money back. a former uk sub—postmistress who was wrongly jailed while she was pregnant has rejected an apology by a former post office boss who congratulated the team behind her conviction. david smith apologised to seema misra at the inquiry into the post office scandal. she was eight weeks pregnant and sentenced to 15 months in prison. baldur�*s

what is the play that deutsche bank is making here?ank is relying on its investment bankers, it's traders to grow their revenue. what they are seeing is a lot of the rapid rate -- rate increases weighing on their core lending products. the recent results are showing strength in investment banking. it's reflective of what we saw from a lot of the u.s. banks in a return to capital markets for m&a picking up. it is not only reflective of the strong momentum in the first quarter which is what they are talking about now but it's an indicator of the rest of the year, a lot of the executives including the deutsche bank executives with the cfo speaking on tv talk to -- talk about expected momentum continuing into the next quarter and maybe for the remainder of the year. sonali: deutsche bank is historically big in the fixed income market. fixed income trading not only came in better than expected, it came in better than the biggest u.s. investment banks in some cases. >> some of the biggest u.s. investment banks, yes. that's what they called o

deutsche bank highlights the reporting so far this morning, but you see with hermes shares, showing a busy day this is the start of the thick of the earnings season in europe >> you had two big bank earnings it was a very busy day thank you. >>> we turn attention back to the u.s. and wall street jim cramer weighing in to the stock market turmoil suggesting it may be time to raise cash as investors look to other sectors of the market outside of stocks. >> the bond market has gotten so compelling to so many people, that they want to buy some of the bonds. they need to sell stock to swap equities they have to raise cash to buy bonds. you need buyers to come in because so much is for sale. for many, that means cash the stocks to be able to sell and buy. >> joining me now is gina sanchez. good morning i want to get your take on what jim cramer said. the bond market is creating competition for the equity market right now. >> yeah. i do think it is a real issue that you cannot ignore, particularly when you still have segments of the stock market whose price to earnings ratio have not priced

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africa they suggest thinking about africans, as the president directly stated in an interview with deutscheilt. it is very easy to sit in berlin and have an opinion about our affairs in batswana. we are paying the price to save these animals for the whole world and even for the lemko party. if the greens know better, they should show how live with elephants without hunting. offer. elephants for germany is not a joke. at the beginning of the 20th century, due to mass extermination by europeans, elephants were on the verge of extinction, jewelry and book covers were made from the tusk, but then programs were created to preserve these animals, and now batswana is home to the largest population in the world - 130 thousand individuals , and this is for 2.5 million inhabitants. even according to world wildlife fund estimates, there are too many animals. here are the shots of an elephant literally tearing a hut to pieces, these shots. sent to angola, also 500 in mozambique, but elephants still reproduce faster; the traditional way to control numbers is hunting. in batswana they sell licenses for i

deutsche bank. >> it el tells me how correlate are and we've watched the 1 0-year tumbling back down and now each day seems like as the day goes on, 10-year starts m oving back up again. as a matter of fact it's made a pretty substantial move oriented the last few months and going from 386 and now pushing towards the 4.7 practically level. that's exactly what i'm seeing in the markets and it's d efinitely an influence i can tell you on the markets themselves because when we're up 300 points, 10-year was a bit lower and then all of a sudden this whole thing started all over again. liz: scott, you want your opinion because you look through a different prism and is this knocking on the window of people heavily exposed to equities and might want to do rotation into bonds and not necessarily treasuries. >> it's hard to argue with 10% and even on the 10-year yield and people marketing two, three, four rate cut this is year and slowly but surely we're going to get rate cuts. slowly but surely we've seen this data come through and it's going to be very, very difficult for fed to cut interest

this comes after deutsche bank raised concerns over the electric vehicle makers focus on creating news like the robo taxi while its profits are still under pressure. the brokerage cut its price target for the stock. is the boom time over for electric vehicles? rising electricity costs and an end to generous government subsidies in some countries have made running electric vehicles are more expensive than running petrol and diesel —— diesel vehicles. but norway is bucking the trend, nine out of ten cars sold their this year have been electorally. michael expected the ministry of transport. the reason for this is we introduced a broad package of incentives and of course you need a good economics but we agreed in long—term and medium—term that was predictable for the customers and predictable for the private sector, so it was both tax incentives but also user incentives but also user incentives for the customers. you know some critics may ask, if you're incentives have been too successful, because the argument is that these generous incentives actually make norway even more car centric,

deutsche bank downgrading them, they go to hold and cut the price target to one hundred 23. the only reason deutsche bank said they had a by was because they were really hopeful about that $25,000 card of the model 2. they expect that to be delay. elon musk going to address any of this with investors when they report earnings tuesday? you need a growth catalyst. the robot taxi, great, but seems a far way off. stuart: next case is dr horton. neil: raise the revenue forecast for the year, set up 3%. it had been up more than that, the largest in the country, they say home closures grew 15% in the quarter and those homes combined valued at $8.5 million. stuart: what's wrong with las vegas sands, down again today, 9%. 9%. >> 3 brokerages cut their price targets and all of a sudden weakness, not the tourism isn't bad but it went under recommendation and things are not where they need to be. that's a harsh reaction. stuart: thank you. throw out -- i'm getting confused, we throw out $68 million worth of coins every year. where that money winds up. time magazine published the most in

both man worked for deutsch developed before the channel was banned and expelled from russia. thousands of people have been rallying across australia demanding a tougher laws against agenda based violence. the matches follow a wave of high profile murder cases and a mass stopping in sydney earlier this month in which 5 women were among 6 people killed. prime minister anthony alban easy has joined the campaign declaring the issue a national crisis. can you enough? are he's uh wanting residents to bryce for even heavier rain full following flooding that's killed at least 76 people since march east africa has been battered by monsoon. ryan's might even worse by william ocean temperatures, and the worst he'd raging in kenya south, at least 8 people died off today. a truck was swept away by flood waters. really just sizes which the truck that gap sized in the small in jupiter, on friday, the menu strip bessengers on board didn't make it there were 2 trucks, but i wasn't the one that went ahead and what was on the truck cross without any issues. and once we got to the other side of the river,

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and this comes after deutsche bank raise concerns over the electric vehicle makers are focused on creatingxi while this profit is under pressure. and staying with the ev space, could there be more troubles ahead for electric vehicles? writing a literacy cost, plus the end of generous government subsidies have made ev is less popular in some countries. but in norway, nine out of ten cars sold have intellect models. my colleague has been speaking to the state secretary of the region ministry of transport. —— norwegian. i think that the reason for this is that we introduced a broad package of incentives and, of course, you need a good economics, national economics to do that, but we agreed upon a broad package in long—term and medium—term that was predictable for the customers and predictable for the private sector. so, it was both for tax incentives but also user incentives for the customers. you know some critics may ask if your incentives have been too successful because the argument is that these generous incentives actually makes norway even more car sentric, as opposed to following othe

initially, the camp was guarded by the volks deutsche, ethnic germans who lived in the soviet union,d then they were joined by various police units. ukrainian policemen and this is not just one person. he told us, well, then they said that there were these, well, they call them moldovans, there are latvians, there are some others, but naturally, we also learned the names of some of our policemen. the labor camp guards are not was constant, rotation occurred periodically. the policemen lived in the village of maly trostenets. this house has survived to this day, although it is dilapidated. there was a dining room a few houses away. here is the trasilez camp, yes, these are three points. so that there would be no more escapes, so it would also be very difficult to escape from this camp, the occupation authorities organized a school of saboteurs in the camp, exact information about who exactly they were? no, they could have been prisoners of war, civilians, jews, but the fact of the school’s existence cannot be denied. those the persons they selected were subject to recruitment to send

the team at deutsche bank are calling a midcycle adjustment. dani burger. dani: shares of spotify higher 10%. paid subscribers are now at almost 240 million. spotify plans to raise prices for the second time in a year. shares of ups lower this morning. they were higher. despite the fact they did beat estimates in the first quarter and reaffirmed its guidance for the remainder of the year. the headcount, management, and restriction of delivery appears to show through. apple is close to inking a deal with fifa to get worldwide television rights for a month-long u.s. world cup style competition according to the your times. it would be apple's latest venture into soccer after it secured a 10 year deal for world streaming rights to major league soccer. jonathan: up next, all eyes on tesla. >> instead of focusing on technology for the sake of technology, what i like is tesla succeeding to make tv's in the foreseeable future. jonathan: up next, vishy rakesh. ♪ school hard work meets bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentl

deutsche bank, barclays, big week for european letter endures -- lenders. and remy cointreau, the french luxury drinks maker. we will be thinking about european pmi's. building out the picture as we hear from the likes of germany's olaf scholz and the imf suggesting that germany's economy is looking sounder. of course, from a low base, whether the pmi's build out that picture, that detail coming out on tuesday. as the u.s. house new sanctions on iran's oil sector, we look at the impact on the market for crude. amrita sen from energy aspects joins us next for the analysis. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu condemned a reported plan to sanction an ultra orthodox army unit over alleged human rights abuses in the west bank. the biden administration is planning to announce the measures within days, blacklisting the battalion would really -- prohibited from receiving u.s. military equipment or training. the u.s. house passed new sanctions on iran's oil sector as part of a foreign aid package. the legislation broadens measures to

this came after deutsche bank raised concern over the electric vehicle makers on creating new productsits profit is under pressure. shares in the elon musk led company fell after the brokerage cut its price target for the stock. is boom time electric vehicles over? rising electricity cost plus the end of generous government subsidies in some countries have made it is more expensive compared to cars running on petrol and diesel. in norway, nine out of ten car sold this year have been electric models. my year have been electric models. my colleague has been speaking to the state secretary of the norwegian of transport. i think the reason _ norwegian of transport. i think the reason for _ norwegian of transport. i think the reason for this _ norwegian of transport. i think the reason for this is _ norwegian of transport. i think the reason for this is that - norwegian of transport. i think the reason for this is that we l the reason for this is that we introduced a broad package of incentives and of course, you need a good economic national economics to do that but we agreed upon a broad

according to the deutsche welle channel, this couple has four to five tons per year. waste newspapers are used to produce pencils, which prevents the cutting of a large number of trees. waste newspapers get a second chance here and become pencils. the thought and idea of ​​developing this work comes from a serbian couple. in addition to black pencils, they also produce colored pencils. in this way, they were inspired by a movie. one of the heroes of this movie in a factory. apply glue, then put the core of the pencil in between the waste paper. now we stick the graphic bar to the surface of the newspaper again. they designed the machine that the markovic family uses in the production of pencils. it takes two days for these pencils to be dry and usable. we have heaters that dry the produced wet pencils . of course, these heaters and heaters are energy. since the two lead newspapers used are published in slavic script, since the war in ukraine started, we looked for newspapers with script to offer more variety to our customers. using one ton of recycled paper actually s

deutsche cuts to hold from buy, cuts its target to $123. they were at $250 in february as there's a whole revisiting on what exactly the future model of tesla is going to be >> yeah, look, if you're going to roll the dice and decide that what really matters is self-drive, something that has not worked for anyone, to tell the truth, then what you really do is box yourself in a corner what people really wanted was a cheaper car to compete against the chinese. we thought he was a better manufacturer we thought there was no doubt about it that a cheaper car would be additive to earnings and then we would prove that the great american company is better than the rest of the world david, what we got was a gamble. can he win that gamble so far, when you have full self-driving, it's not been something that works >> it hasn't yet come to fruition that's a fair point, jim despite what have, of course, been promises, year after year, that they were going to be there, and of course the idea is to remind people that once you do get to that, you can charg

, but deutsch watching spending on the more speculative ev and cruise programs.t's your view on gm here? >> tyler, i agree with what those analysts are talking about what they're going to see from the perspective of what's the uncertainty in china and what are they doing with the slowdown in ev, but i want to be a buyer here of gm and that's due to the fact it's had a great year to date and there's still more room to run. it's still down about 25% and by and large about a 4.7 times forward p-e ratio it's not that expensive. so i think there's opportunity here, but we really are going to be focused and it's critical not just for gm and it's for ford and all of the motor companies understanding how are they going to handle the slowdown in ev and more importantly, how are they going to grapple and digest the china uncertainty? i know ford, as well. about two years ago it was trading up over $65 and here in the mid-40s it seems to be offering a discount. >> it's 36% six months and it's been a healthy gainer here. >> yes, sir. >> let's move on to lockheed martin share

marks, well, at least 1 million deutsche marks, this is quite a large amount at that time, that is,g to his assistants, some went to trial there, so well, for him, of course, and for the christian democratic party, this was precisely a reputational blow, and they performed poorly in the upcoming elections, and schäublya, in general, refused to move forward in this very career. however, for him this was not the end of all participation in politics, yes, because he was president of the bundestag for some time under angela merkel, and as we see now, many of his apparatchiks, including our today's hero, ended up reached high positions. listen, kahl was with him, he was constantly with him and in the ministry of finance , including, and now the man who was associated with a huge corruption scandal for the purchase of weapons is being appointed head of the intelligence service. but do you know what else this schäuble distinguished himself with? i think kahl took this point from him, here is one of his last statements. let's see what he thinks about russia, what methods should be used to f

never the less, though, i asked congressman ted deutsch, former congressman of florida what this billhis issue now. watch this. >> this is a moment of enormous challenge for the jewish community and there's great fear in the jewish community, and it's no longer anecdotal. this used to be something that we talked about, we felt it. but the data confirms what we all already know, that what used to be a simmering flame has become a five alarm emergency. anti-semitism is at an all time high. jewish americans are scared. >> reporter: chris, i know you spoke to congressman deutsch many times until the past as well, including in the last few months when the jewish committee has come out its own report, the antidefamation league coming out with data, before the october 7th attack. anti-semitism was at a high peak. now it's only getting worse, and officials hope this legislation would aim to stem the flow of some of that. >>> there are growing concerns over the fierce rise of threats facing elected officials right now. "the new york times" is reporting that capitol police hired a team of repor

deutsche bank experts predicted that this event will not have a big impact on the price of bitcoin andigital latitudes in general, but it is likely to change the geographical location of miners, that is, from countries with high energy costs to countries that they have cheaper energy, they are nonsense , said the head of sedava sima news agency, more than one million and 700 products were released in the commodity exchange today saturday. 99 thousand tons of all kinds of goods and products were displayed in the hall of industrial and mineral products. more than 11,000 tons of polymeric and chemical materials were offered in the petrochemical and oil products hall. the export hall passed the supply of 25 thousand tons of bitumen. in the open auction hall, more than 83 thousand tons. iran energy on the last trading day of the week. in the past , he witnessed the sale of all kinds of products worth more than 1336 billion tomans. in the trading week ending on the 9th of april, the real share of the trading turnover and the pre-emptive right of the stock market increased to more than it rea

the red lines, in fact, back at the height of the cold war, the american political theorist karl deutschut proxy war, the introduction of proxy war in different ways, and most importantly, the main component of such wars are... in the fact that the leading, as if attacking side, it reduces costs, both material and human, on the one hand, on the other hand, that’s all, this allows it to lead the attacking side like this the so-called policy of plausible deniability, that is, it is not us, iran, and it is very good at this game in the region, if you look at this scattering of its proxies, be it hezbollah in lebanon, the shuid groups of qatay, hezbullah in iraq, the houthis, the houthis , in yemen, that is, this game is going on here. using this proxy network in the region. the main task is to maintain a balance between prudence and the need to save face. iran is a grandmaster in this genre, but his opponent is no stranger. israel is playing sphere of containment, he seeks to establish new rules of regional confrontation, to test the limits of iran's strategic patience, or rather the limits

she stated this in an interview with deutsche welle in brussels.nemy hit kharkiv. there are hits in two districts of the city, as of 1:30 p.m. it is known about one dead and nine wounded. at first there were reports of two victims, but they were not confirmed, - said the mayor of kharkiv. yes, i am now quoting the kharkiv head of the kharkiv regional military administration synigubov, there were airstrikes in the kyiv and kholodnohirskyi districts on civilian objects, strikes were recorded near the park zone of the zone, well, i beat a thief. kabami, yes, this is an extremely dangerous weapon, we understand that these are not controlled, unguided air bombs, yes, this is another targeted attack by the enemy on civilian, railway, in particular, infrastructure, more news will be told by our colleagues, anna eva melnyk is already ready to inform us about the most up-to-date information, we now give her the floor and ask her to briefly explain what this issue will be about. thank you, colleagues, about the most important thing. the news editor will tell

time with heorhiy gongadze, when we had a radio continent that only spoke the voice of america, deutsche welle and radio... freedom, it was, it was the only source, there were three channels, however, medvedchuk controlled all of them, and that's what you're doing now the same system, we just have one channel, and now from this one channel, or rather one marathon. which makes six channels , and most of them are state-owned, and some of them are oligarchic, you want to take away the only public broadcaster from the air of this marathon, which has at least an independent supervisory board, at least has a journalistic code, and at least tries to work according to standards and has guaranteed funding, that is, to finally finish all the gains in the field of freedom of speech and information policy that were in 14-19 year, don't do it. this is definitely not european integration, thank you, ms. victoria, i don't know, mr. vadim, a lot has been said, can you reflect on it, or did you basically say everything you wanted about it? no, that's all, all i want is, there won't be enough time, our pr

driven by greed in the to so doesn't start you back in gauged in various time risk business practices deutsche somebody who's basically involved in every shady scandal in the banking sector worldwide. raise ever higher process. and then the minds of a german institution, the georgia bank story stuff may seconds on d, w. people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center, the straight pieces explain the around the world more than 150000000 people of we of mine because no one should have to make up your own mind dw, may for mine's the . this is dw news, live from berlin. the guilty verdicts against him helped ignite the meet to movement. now, one of harvey weinstein is convictions has been overturn new york's highest court cautious of 2026 crimes convention, conviction against the disgrace. hollywood producer. that doesn't mean weinstein will walk free, also coming up. supporters of donald trump face off with his critics outside of the us supreme court. inside justices consider a historic case. should the president be immune from prosecution for a legend, primes committed while in offic

control over huge infrastructure projects, we know that large german companies, such as dutch bank, deutschelekom, at least negotiated with chinese companies. that supply telecommunications equipment to simply mass-use chinese telecommunications equipment in germany for the purpose of providing information. this is actually an invitation of chinese intelligence to your home, because if you have your state, non-state communication, even, and communication related to basic infrastructure, such as information infrastructure, energy infrastructure, transport infrastructure passes through its devices, which you do not control, or do not fully know who controls them, in fact, at the right time, it can... be either a leak of information or simply sabotage of your infrastructure, well, look, the level of understanding of this, at the moment when it comes to banning, let's say, the use of tiktok on there official platforms or in general the use of tiktok in countries like united states, chancellor scholz starts a tiktok account, and you don't know it, not such a creative thing, but like everyone is d

implementation in the european union. of a separate regime of sanctions against russia, this was reported by deutschele journalists with reference to their own sources in brussels. according to published information , the initiators were the baltic states, poland, the czech republic, romania, finland and sweden. in particular , it is known that this separate sanctions regime for refia is designed to ensure the legal norm to punish those responsible and worsen the situation inside the country. for example, it is proposed to introduce restrictions. measures against representatives of the repressive state apparatus of russia, including those who are involved in politically motivated court decisions against representatives of civil society and democratic and democratic communities, well, they want to do it, that is , to introduce this sanctions regime even before the elections to the european parliament, and they, as i will remind, will happen, will happen. at least scheduled for 6-9 in june of this year, i'm sorry, but you know, you say, during the elections to the european parliament, i'm already used

have from heritage on so from germany and switzerland on side of us, we're coming back home in for deutsch lot of dish white. this is coach ranch and where tom is now. he was 18 when he left his amish family enjoying the u. s. army. he was stationed at the stein air base in germany for 2 years. at 22, he returned home, got baptized and married. today he has 5 children, he's a volunteer minister and owns an antique store. well, i've always been excited about old things since i was a boy. i like history. but i like the own handmade quality stuff. and there's so many things that are unique there, handmade and it's amazing what the older generations, how they would invent something. there was no technology. the one thing it's interesting here is as i was going along, i liked glass myself, old glass, i low, rare glass and i clicked so myself. i came up with this case here. and i found this, this old glass figuring of, of the baby jesus. and mary, on the donkey, i put it here and i started thinking and i wrote down, take a good look at this baby. we are here because of him. so it's like a witnes

, actually, let's start with you, friend oleksandr, in particular you recently, in an interview, deutsche said that if ukrainians do not go to the military today en masse, later they will fight anyway, but already in the ranks of the armed forces of the russian federation, i want to... ask you to comment and explain, in your opinion, how much time in ukrainians are there to mobilize, and how many people do you think are currently needed at the front? i believe that it is worth starting from the numbers, we understand that they plan to demobilize around 200 3000, so we should understand... that we need a comparable figure, oppose them at the front. this is actually the answer to your second question. the answer to your first question, well, it is also obvious, they do exactly that, they seize the territory, demobilize everyone there and throw them into the same meat assaults. therefore, common sense should now tell us that it is better to fight in our own army. than later to fight in the army of the occupier. gentlemen, i now have a question for you regarding the content, in fact, of the b

graphic here taking a look at some of the ones and now and likely down to sourcing and the likes of deutsche'sbc, ubs, bank of america have reduced headcount in the last few months. hong kong mainland china will be certainly bearing the brunt and our next guest says there could be further reductions to calm and is the managing director at robert walters and where do you think the are in the redundancy cycle at this time? >> it is hard to call it. many clients say we are at the bottom in terms of where the cuts are. this has been happening for almost two years. the hiring from the getting of 2021 to the middle of 2022 and at that point it was clear the revenue did not support the amount of hiring they had done so you have to consider the base perspective and where they are now and we get the sense that will probably be more trimming in the next quarter but as we go into the second half of the year there will be some improvement that will not necessarily results in hiring anywhere near the levels of 2021. annabelle: we talk about pre-covid levels. going back to before 2019 hiring trends or is th

katty kay, the host of the podcast on brand with donny deutsch. donny deutsch is with us.ow the art lost its mind," gregory sykes is with us. great to have you all on this monday morning and we have so much to talk about. we take it step by step because there's a lot. >>> we begin with donald trump on another religious holiday on social media on what you would call a bender, like dozens turned into 40, 50, 60, 70 hosts through easter, through the easter holiday. while most people were spending time with their families in church -- we were in church -- trump appeared to be glued to his phone, posting 77 times on truth social. from sunrise to is upset, the presumptive 2024 presidential nominee spent the day airing his grievances and sharing far right news coverage that cast him in a positive light. and as is customary for trump on the holidays, one all caps post, wished a happy easter to his perceived enemies, including the, quote, crooked and corrupt chief prosecutors doing everything to interfere with the potential 2024 election year and putting me in prison as well as peo

royal caribbean hitting a 52-week high after deutsche bank raises its price target on the cruising giant, hitting highs after the pizza chain saw stronger-than-expected sales growth, good for a 6.3% rally on the heels of earnings. santander, a sad story, hitting a high earlier, but then the enthusiasm, as you can see, faded a bit, currently down 2%. if you broaden out, it's a quiet day for the overall market. the s&p 500 is higher, but not by much, talking about .3%. a big week for the equity market , the benchmark best performance of 2024 seemingly out of nowhere . that's what it felt like to me. more earnings this week with the fed on wednesday. it will be fun to see how those lines wiggle around. coming up, we have anthony noto joining us next on "bloomberg technology." that does it work "bloomberg markets." i'm katie greifeld. this is bloomberg. and they're all coming? those who are still with us, yes. grandpa! what's this? your wings. light 'em up! gentlemen, it's a beautiful... ...day to fly. >> from the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide in silicon valley, this is

we have deutsche bank and barclays reporting as well. it will be a very busy week for investors, frank. >> a busy week for investors. silvia, thank you. >>> we turn attention back to wall street. investors are waiting the busy week of earnings season. 29% of the s&p and 30% of the dow are set to report with mega cap tech being in focus. it is a big week for industrials and transports. with the s&p on the pace with the biggest drop since december of 2022. do they have what it takes to bring stocks back to life? we have seema shah with us. we have a big question for you, seema. will earnings take the market around? do earnings have the power? >> good morning, frank. it is an important week. before the last couple days when we had the controversy with the fed, i think we will look to the earnings season to shore up the growth expectations and realistically, you may go through a bit of time in the coming weeks. if it can reassess, earnings should return to the upward trend. >> i want to ask about tech specifically. how important is the quart

the associated check from billions of deutsch marks that pollutant doesn't mention. so what, who does is he mentioned the early phase when a go, she ations where that was a possibility, but then he ignores what actually happened to the end. months later, the soviet union collapsed. the warsaw pact was officially dissolved. the soviet flag over the kremlin was lowered nato when the west had one. suddenly the question arose. what should they don't do next? month after 1990, there was this idea of the peace dividend all states in europe in the west, but also russia and other former soviet states reduce their arms. the idea was if everyone, that's your weapons, it signaled nobody wanted conflict in that one's view of one kind of conflict. and for a few years at least, the idea seemed to work. relations between russia and the west, improved and 1997 leaders of nato countries and russian president boris yeltsin, signed a cooperation agreement called the nato, russia of founding act. german diplomatic, both gong issue was after negotiations give it to you. in the 1st half o

communicated start of production in the second half of 2025 they're looking at the much prompted robo taxi deutsche bank said such a pivot would be thesis-changing musk explained when customers may be able to get their hands on the new range. >> we've updated our vehicle lineup expect it to be more like early 2025, if not late this year. these vehicles including former models will use aspects of the new platform as well as the current platform it will be made on our current production lines much more efficiently. >> investors will be watching to see if tesla can stick to the timeline in the meantime, they can only go on the fundamentals the operating margin fell by half in a year global inventory nearly doubled in the space of a quarter, plus there's very little visibility on what these new affordable models actually will be. musk told investors, focusing too much on the cars, that's the wrong approach >> really we should be thought of as an ai robotics company if you value it as an order company, you have to -- it's the wrong framework. if you ask the wrong question andquestion, then the right que

deutsche says it's a good place to hide.he safest place among the card issuers. >> i like the consumer they focus on. credit quality is strong and plays well in that space. i think, for me, as i look forward and i look at the quality of the consumer and where business travel is starting to grow. i think it's my favorite. >> a good day to hear from mike santoli. every day really is, but especially today given this second inflation print. a lot of fed speak. the market is acting interesting. we'll talk to him next. at morgan stanley, old school hard work meets bold new thinking. to help you see untapped possibilities and relentlessly work with you to make them real. encore energy, america's clean energy company, now in production in south texas. energizing america with reliable and affordable uranium for nuclear energy fuel from our environmentally friendly extraction process. encore energy. ever worry your whole life is spent on golf? nah. sinking putts? the only thing sinking is my savings... there's the kid's braces and my

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