deutsche bank and uin credit. and kamala harris attacks donald trump in her first presidential campaign rally. she says the election is a choice between two different vision of america. ♪ tom: a big day for earnings were the focus on bank numbers crossing right now. deutsche bank, the major german learned coming in with a miss. deutsche bank's second quarter fixed income and currency sales and trade revenue coming in below the estimates 2.1 billion you rose. the estimates have been for $2.5 you rose. a modest rate when it comes to sales for defensive bank in terms of the receive noose coming through the loss in terms of the second quarter for deutsche bank coming in 143 million you rose. that's -- euros that's the net loss. last year, the company, the bank is reaffirming its 2025 financial targets. it is also looking at the details when it comes to the investment banking revenue. it does see 2024 investment banking lending high year year on year. it is essentially flat for deutsche bank. the red head -- this is a

on that note, i'll send it back to you, carolin. >>> let's go back to deutsche bank. they posted up 2% on the year, narrowly ahead of expectations amid double-digit growth in its invest management bafrging division. i caught up with the ceo james von moltko and what the banks can deliver for shareholders. >> we've been increasing our differ accident and we intent to continue that by 50% a year, working toward a one euro per share dividend in 2026, and we're committing to continuing that path. on the share repurchase sigh, this year we've already returned in total above $1.5 billion, and, again, we intend to keep working on our trajectory. unfortunately we had to step back from the idea of a second repurchase this year. what our focus is on now is building excess capital through the back half of the year in order to preserve the distribution path we laid out at the beginning of the year. >> i want to talk about your growth envisions, particularly when it comes to the wealth math side. it seems as though they've got their eyes set on the united states, which obviously is

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one of the bank from deutsche bank.five of the atlantic. we thought a lot about what it would mean or the fed reserve. the disinflation was shocked. if you could get all of that overcapacity out of china even by the european, we have another round of donald trump, it puts up the walls even higher. lisa: this idea of we are missing the boat when it talks about china's effort to create not just copy and manufacture but be the initiator of a lot of these goods. the key question is how will this happen regardless? at this point we have seen the u.s. has much more stringent rules to keep out certain chinese goods. that could become a currency call increasingly if you see that come to the forefront. jonathan: the peterson institute said the fed will hike in 2025 if you get trump. regardless of who is the president come next year in 2025 he things there's an 80% chance the fed's hiking next year. don't shift that much, regardless of who the candidate is. lisa: this is something we were teasing out on air and in the break, the

germany's largest deutsche bank suffered a quarterly loss for the first time in 4 years, notes cnbc. euros due to deductions for possible legal costs associated with the postbank purchased in the tenth year. representatives of the financial institution noted that against this background they would most likely refrain from conducting a second share buyback this year. the decline of the industry is best illustrated by the fall of the auto industry. the production of new cars fell by a third amid rising energy costs. high competition with chinese manufacturers adds fuel to the fire. the largest automakers flocked to the united states, tired of waiting for financial proposals from the leadership of the european union. in the states they are offered subsidies, tax breaks, and everything. on top of that, there are also low energy prices. industrial decline and damage to energy-intensive industries from anti-russian sanctions have brought the german economy to the edge of the abyss. el pais wrote about this earlier. at the same time, the german crisis - this is always a european crisis. ger

in another game of this stage, portugal and slovenia are facing each other an hour ago at deutsche bank stadium in frankfurt. they agreed that the first half of this game ended without a goal and the players are ready for the next few minutes the statement and the second half match should also start , as in previous nights, we want to talk about it this time with mr. seyed vahid amiri, a football expert from modares afc, who is present in the studio , especially the first match between france and belgium, which ended today and france was successful. let's go to the next stage with the star of these euro days. you are welcome, sir . thank you, greetings, and courtesy to you , your respected colleagues and viewers, wherever they are on this earth, be healthy, sir. do you agree, i am a self-made star , it is a self-made goal, many self-made goals were scored because of too much pressure, well done, well done, see in general, we believe that football is the same as life, so we say that everything in life is cause and effect in my football, that's why the cause and effect of this goal has it

largest in germany deutsche bank suffered a quarterly loss for the first time in 4 years, notes cnbc.ons for possible legal costs associated with the postbank purchased in the tenth year. representatives of the financial organization noted that against this background they would most likely refrain from holding the second one. share repurchase this year. the decline in industry is best illustrated by the fall in the automobile industry; the production of new cars, amid rising energy costs, fell by a third. high competition adds fuel to the fire chinese manufacturers. the largest automakers flocked to the united states, tired of waiting for financial proposals from the leadership of the european union. the states offer them subsidies, tax breaks, and, on top of everything else , low energy prices. industrial decline, damage to energy-intensive industry from anti-russian sanctions. put the german economy on the brink of the abyss, el pais wrote about this earlier. moreover, the german crisis is always a european crisis. germany's neighbors in central and eastern europe are largely integ

deutsche bank was up 2% on the year and narrowly ahead of expectations in its investment banking positionhlg what you're seeing is a slump of 6 6.5%. why? probably taking some. let's take a look at the banking sector. we had numbers from bnp paribas in france. second quarter net income rose 1.6%, just under 1.3 billion euros while revenues jumped. this stock has been weighed down by the political uncertainty in france. staying in that country, we have to talk about lvmh, because this luxury giant recorded a second quarter miss on the top and bottom line. sales only grew 1%. i need to kind of zero in on the japan/asia numbers. revenue down 14%. investors are so concerned about this. shares off by 4%. i roy ple to show you the luxury sector overall in europe because we had a big knock-on effect here. over the course of the last two weeks, we've seen really bad numbers from the luxury giants on the back of weakness in china. hugo boss down 4%. carrying one of the biggest rivals here to lvmh falling to 3%. back over to you. >>> we turn our attention back to u.s. margins and earnings. tesla an

have more on the market impact on the uk elections and shift to power in parliament with max at deutsche bank. max, great to have you here. >> good morning, frank. >> looking at the price target was 8,700. a lot of people thought they knew the outcome of the election. any change to the ftse 100 price target following the election result? >> you know, it was the highest target by the largest difference on the street. we got a lot of pushback earlier this year. i think we get less and less pushback for now. i don't think we need to change y our forecast here. if you compare now to the last decade, we are in a much better environment. steve has been touching upon this. the ftse was trading at a steep discount to the rest of europe with the instability in the uk. the turning around which is an interesting time for markets right now. from here on, with the clear majority in the parliament, we think volatility and political discount should no more be in the books for the uk. on the contrary. more discussions and uncertainty now in france and we see that over the past quarter. tal actually, the uk h

and deutsche bank is upgrading 3m.from the first interaction with the ceo and sees potential to deliver mid 20 operating margin compared to the p peer companies. >>> time for the global briefing. shares of eisai sink. the eu says there are too many safety concerns associated with the therapy including swelling and potential bleeding in the brain. eli lilly was granted approval for the second alzheimer's drug this month. shares of heineken profits grow. the dutch brewer is raising the profit target for the year with the 6% increase in revenue. heineken will invest in sales goes forward especially in the key markets. shares of philips rising in the second quarter. cost savings from job cuts helped drive the profitability and income liability claims tied to a recall product contributing to the stronger quarter. philips shares in europe up 10%. >>> still ahead on the show, the one word that every investor needs to know today, plus global hot spots. two new risks for investors this morning from the middle east to south amer

i'm just saying, deutsche bank had bad numbers. >> broke a string of profits, although they did pausehe buyback, said the five-year plan is intact. >> anna runs the best bank in europe. she gets very little credit for it. it has been a horse. this is the largest bank in europe and nobody cares. >> santander, not deutsche bank. >> i invited her to my box. how do you like that? you ever been in the box? >> no, i haven't. i've never been invited. at&t, the cfo, we talked this morning. they're saying no weakness amongst the consumer in terms of paying their bills or anything like that. >> i thought that was a really good call. >> generally positive. >> i didn't want to say good things but i just did. >> you're such a complicated man. >> i love the tesla call. down $20. okay. okay. >> love the tesla call. >> nvidia is the big winner last night. >> defends alphabet. >> nvidia is the big winner. enough with the jonas gm. yesterday, he kills it, and today he kills it? >> well, today was -- he was a cautionary note and then today the downgrade, which we'll get to, along with jpm doing a positi

the small caps up by 1.5%, this stat of the month from jim reed at deutsche bank. the mag seven down nearly 30% since the record high with the russell and the small caps outperforming fire remarkable 24 percentage points over the period. lisa: it highlights the question underpinning what we've seen over the past three weeks which is is this a gloomy selloff on the heels of a growth scare or is this a really healthy growing pain related to a sort of positive transition to some of the more leveraged stocks to the economy. that ultimately is the thanks underpinning what we've seen. >> we will be talking about that mess through the morning. pce a little bit later on this morning. you got the sense from a lot of people the claims the difference between having time and running out of time and there's a belief based on claims coming in better , gdp further than expected that we have a little bit more time. companies are saying something very different. big airlines warning about airfare sprayed automakers like stellantis are struggling with sales. through the top and bott

dani: deutsche bank has reported its first quarterly loss in four years as trading slowed. they booked a charge tied to a legacy issue at a retail unit. the ceo told us that the bank is likely scrapping buybacks for this year. >> this year, i think that prudence dictates that we step back from a second repurchase. we have already turned 1.3 billion to 1.5 billion so far this year. we think we are demonstrating the values. dani: shares of deutsche bank falling by 5% in trading. shares of lvmh also slumping in the french trade, reporting a slowdown in sales growth over the last quarter, shoppers raining inspected -- spending on luxury with the big hit coming from china, losing sales by 14% with larger growth in japan seeing an uptick in tourists. the cfo said that customers were simply saving up and waiting for their next trip to japan. all eyes will be on president biden tonight, he is set to address the oh -- -- the nation from the oval office, the first time he has spoken since he dropped his reelection bid on sunday. former president trump is demanding equal time, saying t

deutsche bank and bnp and unicredit.e need ifo numbers this week as we get a picture of the european economy. i want to tell you about the earnings we had out today with ryanair. i want to show you the sectors one by one. you are seeing most of the sectors in the green led by construction, materials and autos. travel and leisure is the clear under performer off by 1%. why? ryanair, the low-cost carrier, came out with disappointing numbers. back to you. >> carolin, thank you very much. we turnover to the action in asia. jp, what are you seeing over there? >> hello, frank. it was a trying monday for stocks in asia. of course, with the fnew uncertainty with biden dropping out of the race and that brings an option of donald trump coming bag i back into the white house. those not so friendly comments from former president bidonald trump has raised questions. it is the same for south korean stocks and ev battery makers because a number of them committed to multibillion dollar investments by the inflation reduction act and that

we have the big banks reporting and unicredit and deutsche bank and bnp paribas.ome in the luxury space including lvmh. we have earnings out today. ryanair earnings came out today and they were worst than expected. the company posted a 46% fall. that was well below estimate. the summer fares would be materially lower compared to last year even as demand remains strong. i want to show you the airline sector across the board. ryanair is dragging them all down. ryanair down 11%. lufthansa off 7%. easyjet is trending lower to the tune of 6.5%. let's get some instant perspective and analysis on this with phil lebeau from the farnborough air show. phil, it seems as they we are really seeing pricing pressures not just in your neck of the world, but also here in europe. >> reporter: that's exactly what's happening. because of that, because you had so much capacity brought into the system in terms of the number of basic economy seats in europe and north america, fares have become depressed. look at what happened with revenue per passenger down 10% last quarter for ryanair.

deutsche bank is reporting that the recent databank has been slightly disappointing and therefore theyxpect beats to be weaker than in the first quarter. of course, we'll monitor all of those releases throughout as they come out really. i want to also take a look at u.s. futures and what they're suggesting in terms of the wall street open. it seems it could be a mixed picture state site today. we have wholesale trade data figures for the month of may. and, of course, powell is continuing his testimony on capitol hill. so we'll also bring you all of those details in tomorrow's shows. and, of course, as we keep an eye on wall street, worth remembering yesterday we did see the s&p and nasdaq posting fresh record-highs. let's see what wall street will have in store for us later on. that's it for today's show. i'm silvia amaro, and "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. switch to shopify and sell smarter at every stage of your business. take full control of your brand with your own custom store. scale faster with tools that let you manage every sale from every channel. and sell more with t

deutsche bank just reportits first loss in four years. why should i care? y's biggest bank. i don't know why you should care. down 7, their first loss, as you noted, since to 2020. they set aside over a billion dollars for a legal case, likely scrapping their dividend as a well. stuart: they're down 7%. that's a that a -- nasty drop there. tesla's tech theft claims against rivian, anything on that? lauren: so tesla's misfortune with their earnings is also hurting rivian and this. four years ago tesla sued rivian. they said you're poaching our employees, and with that you're stealing our trade secrets. we don't like it. they sue. four years later, rivian's still trying to dismiss this suit. a judge finally says, no, no, no, no, rivian. tesla gave us way more information than we need. this case is going to trial. there's a hearing today to find out the details, when, where, etc. so tesla winning thus far. both stocks are down. stuart: okay. check the big board. big picture, please. we are down 150 points on the cow industrials, more than one-third of 1%. you'r

do deutsche bank calling it painful and questioning the companies long-term growth rates. >> pippa, thank you. talk to you in a minute are. >>> still ahead, a double dose of pharma movers, ad shares popping and astrazeneca popping. that's coming up. "closing bell" will be right back. you founded your kayak company because you love the ocean- not spreadsheets. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire earnings season in full swing but the busiest week of earnings season is looming if you can believe it with a third of the s&p 500 companies reporting next week pap new piece highlighting some companies who rallied afterwards. the names, head to cnbc.com or scan the qr code on your screen. >>> up next, earnings set up. decker among hitting it in overtime. what you nd eeto look out for ahead nap and much more when you take you inside eight market zone." so this is pickleball? it's basically tennis for babies, but for adults. it should be called wiffle tennis. pickle! yeah, aw!

deutsche bank says traders are pricing in 175 basis points of cuts.n the near term, they believe there is a nearly 90% chance of the quarter point cut in september. not this meeting, but the next one. then the monthly jobs report on friday which is expected to show payrolls decrease by 10%. let's discuss with doug bonaparth. you are here in the studio and have the best hair on tv. the fed meeting starts off today. the expectation is the cut in the next meeting, not this one. whatever jay powell says is closely watched. i'm sure you are getting calls from clients. are there moves coming up with maybe this meeting or next meeting or is that priced in to the markets? >> i think there are things you can do with the portfolio. you can expect going longer duration. get ahead of the rate cuts. if you are thinking about cash, it is a good deal. >> again, 90% chance if you look at the cme fed watch tool of the cut coming up in september. not tomorrow, but september. a lot of people think you want to be invested in cyclicals ahead of the cut. i'm looking at mat

others across the block to deutsche bank have been weighing in. euro net has been fine. it is scattered defending on what system you are running off. the banks, too, some banks with problems. >> some of the banks with problems and the network processing as well. it is very scattered at anthe moment who is able to get back online. >> we use the same web site down det detector. issues with a number of u.s. banks. i don't want to name them yet. i want to get confirmation from them. arjun, we spent time talking about cybersecurity while i was there. let's lean in more on crowdstrike. a very big cybersecurity player. i spoke to the chief security officer of aemazon. they use crowdstrike. talk about what is going on. the update to the crowdstrike falcon sensor. i have been falling a following your great reporting and the domino effect here. >> crowdstrike is an integral part of many businesses cybersecurity operations. that's why this is a global issue because of how big crowdstrike is because it is embedded in so many systems across the world. they provide this end-point secur

. >> deutsche bank low-fare carriers like spirit continue to struggle despite record demand, use allock is down almost 3%. david: now this, for senior democrats reportedly joining calls for president biden to end his reelection bid as congress returned to capitol hill today. this is biden campaign faces mounting pressure following the abc news interview on friday. aishah hasnie joins me now from capitol hill, what is the latest. >> good morning to you, that is a big story developing right now, that is the reason why president biden this morning fired off a letter to congressional offices to try to stem anymore defectors from speaking out publicly, take a look at the letter, the president writes in part the question on how to move forward has been well aired for a week now and it's time for it to end. any weakening of resolve or lack of clarity at the task ahead only helps trump in hurts us. it follows a major hit to biden over the weekend when the top democrats in the house called on him to step aside. were talking vacate members of pretty powerful committees like jerry nadler, adam

some trading has been impacted in the meantime, deutsche bank said trading started normally at the openit was making further checks and unx said the outage is not affecting its trading venues so, it is scattered in terms of the impact and what this is doing for the stock trade at the open let's get to charlotte for more. >> you are saying how this outage has impacted the different stock exchanges. lseg says the work space and news and data platform is suffering so users cannot access this at the moment they mentioned this outage means the company updates were not published to market through its regulatory news service. that is where it is impacting. we saw a late opening, but the lse, the london stock exchange is continuing to run as normal this morning when it comes to the german market, the dax trading started normally it is making further checks on i.t. overall and unx which operating paris, berlin and amsterdam and lisbon, they are aware of the current outage and not impacting trading across their venues. they are closely monitoring the situation there. it looks like lseg, work spac

deutsche bank today, our old friend, guy loves to talk about it, you have to be a bit concerned about some of the price action there, even though some of this was related to just a loan loss provision that they put in there -- excuse me, even a lawsuit provision that was in there, but they referenced u.s. commercial real estate. blackstone referenced u.s. real estate in their mortgage trust. there have been mentions here of dynamics, so, i think, as much as i still like banks, i still like the money center banks, they've had a heroic move, you can own banks through this, but these are the conditions that we're watching. it is also nice to have exposure to things like gold. it's nice to also feel that maybe you can push out a little bit on the yield curve. we talked about the two-year note and how well received that auction was yesterday. i think investors are finding comfort, and i think they should, in kind of the short to the belly part of the curve, where i think they are interested in locking in some yields. so, there's been some sense here that this market could go lower. i kind

competitor, genomics is dropping 13.7% on the acquisition notification after landing a downgrade by deutsche bank its rating to holdover the heightened competition threat. and car max shares are rising 6.25%. they are one of the top performers on the s&p after oppenheimer said it sees used car prices moderating and there could be a potential upside for the online used vehicle retailer because of that the firm reiterated its outperform rating on the stock and said it's optimistic affordability is improving quickly toward pre-pandemic levels. what goes up must come down. with markets at record highs, what is your financial advise or doing to dodge the potential that could at some point send wall street into a correction? we asked the ceo of one of the nations top financial advisors stifel ceo ron kreshefs ky joining us in just a moment to give you a guideline on how you need to talk to your financial manager and make sure they are on the case. it's a fox business exclusive. and of course everybody could use some advice from time to time. entrepreneur kevin o'leary, mr. wonderful was marketing cat f

wall street, shaking off the concerns, deutsche bank analysts saying the quality of the evidence is " the results will likely just result in an updated label on the drugs. mike, does this pose concerns for you? the stock, inching up higher today by 2%, despite this report from wednesday. >> not particularly. i mean, first of all, the issues of potential eye conditions that related to the use of these drugs has actually been known, i think, for well over a year, actually. and you know, beyond that, i think the operative word here is rare. also, understanding the condition, it's not necessarily causal, but just that there is some correlation for people affected with type ii diabetes, and take a look at the price action of the stock. i will say that both of these two, i'm talking about novo, the adr, and lilly both had above average call volume today. it seems that investors had already digested this as a concern and are not that concerned about it. >> tim, any thoughts here? >> i tell you what, i don't know how many people i've stood next to at a barbecue eating a fatty piece of brisket

deutsch bank maintaining the buy rating on the name but slashing to 92 from 115 saying their estimatesvable and could be proved to be conservative if stocks move lower. that stock is down about a percent right now. stay with us. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >>> welcome back i'm seema mody with your cnbc news update. jamaica is making preparations for a hit from hurricane beryl. the national hurricane center said the storm could miss landfall but the island will still face devastating winds and storm surge. so far seven people have died as a result of the storm. >>> new mexico turning town a request from the film "rust" for economic incentives as they struggle to sell the f

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. >>> germany's deutsche bank reporting its first quarterly loss in four years, although the loss waser than the street had been expecting. the company confirmed it is not planning a second share buyback this year. investment bank revenue was up by 10%, but fixed income and currencies revenue was down by 3%. and you can see that stock is off by 4.6% this morning. still, for the year, up by about 45%. >>> when we come back, stock futures are pointing to a lower opening on wall street. you've got the dow futures now down by close to 190 points. nasdaq futures down by close to 220. and the s&p off by 40. we're going to talk strategy with barry knapp, that's next. like wearable tech. trends? all that research. sounds exhausting! nope. schwab's technology does the work. so if i spot an opportunity, in robotics or pets, i can buy those stocks ina few clicks. can't be that easy. it is with schwab! schwaaab! schwab investing themes. 40 customizable themes. up to 25 stocks in just a few clicks. hello. i'm ethereum. and i'm big finance. you look really tired. just calling it a day. but it's 4 p

going to sit here and say if immigration tightening is the right thing to do, but consequences, deutsche banklikely to be the stronger market outcome. senator, my question to you would be -- why would higher tariffs and a tougher start on him -- tougher start on immigration not ultimately lead to stagflation? sen. haggerty: i'm aware of stagflation concerns but the united states has the lowest barriers to tariffs than any in the world in the congress is our major trading partners do not have that, they have higher tariffs and a real lack of reciprocity. it's not fair and needs to be addressed. many of these issues date back to world war ii. there has come a time and a place to address them. we want more reciprocal in fair trading terms in the time has come to get that accomplished. lisa: people are struggling with the goals of national security and fairness on the one hand and on the other hand the idea of a weaker currency for trade purposes. which takes preeminence? sen. haggerty: it is something that always has to be balanced. i think that president trump did an excellent job of that in hi

this is all as analysts at deutsche bank have upgraded the company to a buy saying they are impressedhesives. they also boosted the target price up to 150 bucks saying they expect continued beats for the industrial conglomerate. those shares at $127 and change premarket. lastly we're going to look at shares of tesla up almost 1 1/2 percent or so. morgan stanley is naming the ev giant their top pick in u.s. autos saying that cost cutting and restructuring has stepped the downside risk to the business. the bank is also saying they expect tesla to manage its exposure to china and that they may be cornering the market on zero emission vehicle credits. for more on that and other top analyst calls of the cday head o cnbc.com/pro. subscribers can get more access to the details and analysis bh behind some of those big calls and stories. i will send things across the atlantic to you, joe and becky in paris. back over to you guys. >> thank you for keeping an eye on all of these stocks as we keep an eye on all of these sports. >>> coming up, deloitte's global ceo on the big business of partnersh

this started with a note that deutsche bank put out around the federal reserve and we have been countings rallied at every single fed meeting for six consecutive fed decisions. can we make it seven? i was looking at the numbers yesterday. the last time that the fed met, the two-year yield opened in the 4.80's, so we have moved lower since mid june. lisa: since the fed spoke last year and changed their stance to the pivot party a lot of people talked about, it seems like the market is imagining all of the scenarios where they aren't able to cut rates. the data comes in stronger-than-expected and people say, maybe not. the fed says we are still on track. my issue is, how much are people looking for september written in stone? if they don't get that, you get a different move into the seventh day of the rally? jonathan: a key feature of this program has not been about september. it has been, why don't they move in july? we have heard it repeatedly. bill dudley, i changed my mind, the fed needs to cut. mohamed el-erian, we are two meetings from a policy mistake. it was put out yesterday, and

deutsche bank lowering the price target on nine keaton $92. more investor patience is needed.d anything from the paramount process, it is not over until it is over. geetha ranganathan joins us now. how close are we to this one being over? geetha: no idea. say we have seen this movie before multiple times is an understatement. this has had more twists and turns than a racecourse really, so we will see what happens, but again, i have to see it to believe it. just three weeks ago, this deal was completely struck down when sherry redstone walked away. it looks like they have some new merger terms, but again, if there is one thing we know about sherry redstone, is that she is completely unpredictable. jonathan: you say just three weeks ago. yesterday, barry was going in as well. what is going on? geetha: a whole lot of players on the scene here. we know as of yesterday that sky dance is back in the mix. of course, this was the one party negotiating very aggressively with the redstone family. again, that deal completely fell apart three weeks ago but in the meantime, there have been

deu deutsche lufthansa is pretty much flat. hsbc pointing a profit. the banklso announced a share buyback program of up to $3 billion. again, shares, asia listing up by 4.6%. >> the economy's going through a transition from one economic growth model to a new economic growth model. the world of supply chains and changes as well, post-covid and for some of the geopolitical challenges that exist in the world, but we're a long-term investor in china. we remain committed to mainland china. we believe in a longtime opportunity and growth opportunity. we're recent le conf-- reasonab confident. >> the co-owner said they would remain equitable at two levels. >> the franchises that we have across the world, they're great franchises to start with. great franchises. we have by far the leading bank in mexico. we do have an amazing banking industry in spain, peru, count countries, and america. we have great countries to start with. on top of the strength, we put two important levers, digitalization, which had been in our view the pioneer of putting a lot of money in it many

bank, ukrainian media are actively writing. syrsky is blamed for the successes of the russian army in the kharkov region, the collapse of defense near ocheretin, controversial personnel decisions. according to the deutsche must mobilize 2,000 citizens by the end of this year. this. this was discussed today in the verkhovna rada committee on finance, tax and customs policy. they emphasized that if an agreement is not reached this month, then the moratorium on payments on eurobonds will expire. previously , so-called credit holidays were in effect for kiev. 2 years, the largest investment companies did not demand repayment, but the deferment is expiring, and now the bank has only two options: agree to extend the freeze or declare a default. a bankrupt ukraine is relentlessly used in the campaign slogans of british politicians, despite a collapsing economy, falling ratings and protests from residents who do not want to sponsor someone else's war. here the prime minister, who miserably failed the conservative campaign, continues to convince the united kingdom of the importance of supporting apu. his election video is devoted only to these topics, while sunok asks voters for a second chance. alexander khabar

bank. syrsky is blamed for the successes of the russian army in the kharkov region, the collapse of the defense near ocheretin, and controversial personnel decisions. according to the deutschearantees them success. while still shadow foreign secretary david lemmy, at a meeting with the foreign press in london, he said that he was ready to make his own voice. opponents advise sunak and his family begin to pack their things in time to vacate the residence on downing street, where the leader of the opposition is preparing to move in. prime minister richa sunok, heading towards defeat, is frightening voters with the fact that as a result of the elections, labor may gain unlimited power in parliament, but in the days remaining before the vote, it is unlikely that anything can be changed. alexander khabarov, ilya murdyukov, lead great britain. us supreme court decision. the entire world media is circulating about donald trump’s partial immunity, as the financial times writes, this precedent will protect not only trump, but also other presidents from possible criminal prosecution. lawyers for the former head of the white house want to use this chance to appeal the verdict in the c