analysis on the comments from jeffrey gundlach who warned of a u.s. recession, suggesting it will start in a few months and that the federal reserve bond -- will need to respond very dramatically. we have analysis coming back and the pushback from the likes of blackrock. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to we are almost 13 minutes into the european trading day. gains across the benchmark of .6%, futures in the u.s. gaining between .2 and .3%, across sectors we have had a decent session across financial services in asia and that continues into the european space. so the easing relief around these contagion risks continuing into the session for the second straight day. gaining 1.4% on deutsche bank after the rout friday. commerzbank gaining comfortably to .5%. let's switch it over and see how the energy majors are playing out. banking leads the drive so far in the session, top of the list, gaining 1.8%. it is energy and basic resources a close second and third. bp rallying to .2%, shall and totalenergies also. wti gained about 5% yesterday off of supply constraints from northern iraq via turkey. we will see to what extent that continues. currently brent down .3%. let's get

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analysis. now the invasion of ukraine a year ago prompted a dramatic, you'll turn in germany's defense policy. chance all of shorts announced a sharp rise in spending on the armed forces. now shoulds has told parliament what he believes has been achieved and what still needs to be done. it's been one year since chancellor. i love charles announced what he called that satan vendor at turning point for germany. sholtes is government committed to significantly increasing funding for german defense and started sending heavy weapons to ukraine, including state of the art tanks. taking start a year after that pivotal speech shots made clear germany will continue supporting ukraine's defense sweden sleeve. one thing, these does not mean submitting to a bigger neighbor. if you crank stopped defending itself, it would not be peace, but the end of ukraine. craig yet. but he said germany needs to increase the capabilities of its own army. also by helping the production and purchase of weapons and ammunition. but the lid, defense minister historian and i are talking to the defense industry about a real ch

analysis. the invasion of ukraine a year ago prompted a dramatic u-turn in germany's defense policy.hancellor olaf scholz announced a sharp rise in spending on the armed forces. now, scholz has told parliament what he believes has been achieved and what still needs to be done. reporter: it has been one year since chancellor olaf scholz announced what he called a turning point for germany. scholz's government committed to significantly increasing funding for german defense and started sending heavy weapons to ukraine, including state-of-the-art tanks. taking stock a year after that pivotal speech, scholz made clear germany will continue supporting ukraine's defense. >> wanting peace does not mean submitting to a bigger neighbor. if ukraine stopped defending itself, it would not be peace, but the end of ukraine. reporter: but he said germany needs to increase the capabilities of its own army, also by upping the production and purchase of weapons in imitation. >> defense minister pistorius and i are talking to the defense industry about a real change of track towards rapid, planning-ori

guest: that is a fair analysis, they tried to disguise money that was used to target trump. many campaigns get caught, in this case it was a dramatic issue because of the nature of what was going on and the lies associated with that. it was not like they labeled a hotel bill as a food bill, this is something that was substantial. durham did not want to do anything about it. host: republican line, hello. caller: good morning. you in your organization are doing a great job, i apologize for the stupidity of many of the callers on this program. i watched the show repeatedly and it turns my stomach. i have two questions. number one, bill barr, trump's attorney general, had the hunter biden laptop from december 2019 and did nothing with it. he claims he came out with a statement saying it was legitimate, but he did not make a big effort to get out there on the sunday shows and let the public know the laptop was legitimate. i heard a report that possibly the fbi or cia was using hunter biden as a means of monitoring corruption, and the reason they never reigned him in was because they were using him. i would like your comment on that. gue

the god of love and desire was detected in an x ray analysis decades ago, but was largely ignored by the art world. now he's made a dramatic re entrance, a new restoration made clear that the cupid had been painted over by another artist after vermeer death. the revelation made headlines around the world. the german museum that owns the painting, the old masters, picture gallery or camella galaxy and dresden decided to uncover the figure so long concealed official. this really is unique. melissa basically means me writing the near scholarship. ah, a sensational outcome. after years of research. for centuries, people have been fascinated by the enigmatic paintings of yon vermeer. his works have long defied definitive interpretation. and that has made the artist the subject of highly contentious debates among the world's arts scholars in dresden, a well funded team of internationally renowned premier experts got to work using cutting edge technology. they got remarkable results. what started out as the restoration of a single painting, as led to the radical transformation of an iconic image. it was the art historical equival

analysis is nhk's former seoul bureau chief. we've heard from both leaders on the outcome of the summit. what kind of impact do you think it will have? improve things dramatically for the time being. it's symbolic of improved relations. the last time this kind of summit happened we have to go back to 2011, so this is a very rare summit. the wartime labor issue was perhaps -- is perhaps the last big sticking point between japan and south korea. as you just heard president yoon stressed his plan to resolve the issue will work, and prime minister kishida welcomed it. so if the two nations can get through this, i think there's nowhere to go but up. >> well, in south korea the settlement plan is facing opposition on a number of fronts. so how do you think the meeting we just saw now will be received at home? >> yes, many groups have called the settlement a one-sided concession by seoul. so yoon cannot afford to go home empty-handed. he needed to be able to point out something that would be seen as a diplomatic win. and as we saw, some agreements came out of the talks. first, they'll resume regular visits by their leaders. they also said foreign and defense officials

dramatic underpayment for many of our members. oakland city leaders issued a statement saying we are dedicated to a thorough analysis to determine whatse information is potentially involved, which will take time to complete. we are also coordinating this effort with law enforcement, including the fbi. anyone in oakland doing any business with the city that includes small business owners to any person doing something as minor as paying a parking ticket, which means you don't actually technically have to live in the city to be considered at risk of this information, compromise. the city says most of its services are back online because they are working with third party investigators and again law enforcement as well. they say, if you're information has been breached or compromised. they are working right now to let you know. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you, and we will talk about the ransomware attack and more with oakland mayor xiang tao later this morning. we will also discuss her decision to fire oakland police chief laurent armstrong and the search for a new head of opd inte

our analysis suggests the backbone of the job market, particularly in the postpandemic period, has been from smaller, younger firms, and that is where credit tightening is going to be the most dramatic, as we get into the summer, you're going to see those job numbers i think on the other side and go negative that's something that the fed has a goal in achieving in raising the unemployment rate, but it's very hard to calibrate, this idea that you can finally calibrate an economy where you're fighting inflation and you've got credit tightening i the pipeline is really not very a good sort of benchmark people keep looking back to 1994 when the fed was preempting inflation, not combatting inflation. so the risk of an overshot here is quite high. >> diane swonk, thank you very much appreciate it. >> tiktok has spent billions of dollars to lobby the federal vemegornnt since 2019. there is a ban imminent. what would it mean for big tech in the likes of meta but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reli

guest: that is a fair analysis, they tried to disguise money that was used to target trump. many campaigns get caught, in this case it was a dramatic issue because of the nature of what was going on and the lies associated with that. it was not like they labeled a hotel bill as a food bill, this is something that was substantial. durham did not want to do anything about it. host: republican line, hello. caller: good morning. you in your organization are doing a great job, i apologize for the stupidity of many of the callers on this program. i watched the show repeatedly and it turns my stomach. i have two questions. number one, bill barr, trump's attorney general, had the hunter biden laptop from december 2019 and did nothing with it. he claims he came out with a statement saying it was legitimate, but he did not make a big effort to get out there on the sunday shows and let the public know the laptop was legitimate. i heard a report that possibly the fbi or cia was using hunter biden as a means of monitoring corruption, and the reason they never reigned him in was because they were using him. i would like your comment on that. gue

will form the basis of work in this the theatrical program will include the belarusian play dramatic analysis. now we, together with alexander alexander, are the curator of our theater laboratory, we choose it. and i think that it will be something very interesting, because the best theater students from belarus, russia will work on our belarusian material. in addition to the city of vitebsk , of course, we will have travel companies preparing. uh, different routes to come directly to the festival, vitebsk of course, we were able to get acquainted directly with our region of this city. the slavic bazaar is also a street performance of the fair exhibition, interactive performances, the organizers promise the international festival, as always, it will surprise you with an abundance of bright colors. by this time i have all the next issue at 19:00 see you.