i'm frank holland. here's your "five@5."he march inflation report and read the tea leaves on what it could mean for the fed's next move. >>> the one voting fed president who says he's already expecting just one rate cut by the central bank this year, but he's open to the possibility of none at all. we see performer fed vice chair roger ferguson

i'm frank holland with silvia amaro.hese are your headlines crude prices moderate after israel retaliates and has a limited operation in iran. >>> top ecb policymakers converge on june telling cnbc at imf meetings it would take a lot to derail those amoves. >> we are now confident enough >> we really need bad news to cut. >> i'm focused on june. >>> worth it l'oreal trading near the top of the stoxx 600 after beating first quarter expectations >>> and netflix slips in extended trade despite beating on the top and bottom line as the streamer said it will stop reporting subscriber numbers next year. >>> we start the show with the developing story israel carried out a limited strike against riran overnight iranian state tv reported three drones shot down in the sky. so far, no damage is being reported in isfahan. our dan murphy is in dubai with this story >> reporter: frank, good morning. the information is fluid this situation will not mark the start of the upcycle or a wider re regional conflict. we heard there is no dama

i'm frank holland.hese are your headlines the dutch group reaches a surprise settlement paying out lower than the feared $1.1 billion. >> we have court approval on the settlement most moreimportantly, we revolvd the personal injury litigation in the u.s. by getting to agreement with the plaintiffs. >>> deutsche bank slides as the leader warns of a 1.3 billion euro hole. >>> japanese currency rebounds sharply after passing 160 to the dollar with the traders citing official intervention. >>> secretary of state antony blinken touches down for fire stalks we will hear from the saudi arabia economy minister in just a few moments. >>> welcome back to "street signs. it is a positive day across europe green on the board the eurozone riding a wave of momentum in part due to optimism from ecb cuts. take a look at the stoxx 600 up over .13%. the best day since january and the first winning week over the last month up .13%. we will take a closer look at the boards we will start with the ftse hitting the fresh recor

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i'm frank holland with silvia amaro.hese are your headlines ecb policymakers line up behind a june rate cut, but there is still some concerns. >> it is good inflation is coming down. this is what we like to achieve when we hike interest rates. talking about the june meeting, i think the probability is increasing of a rate cut in june there are some caveats. >>> abb raises full-year outlook after topping the full-year profit forecast. >> we see china down 90% it looks worse than what it is i think the sentiment among our operation is that china is stabilizing and even seeing a positive trend. >>> shares of plaisware surge on the paris debut. we will speak to the ceo pierre demonsant at 15:00 cet. >>> and tsmc beats on the net profit for the quarter as they get a lift as the world's largest chipmaker. >>> good morning welcome to "street signs." let's start the show with the equity space the stoxx 600 is up .30% this is basically a little bit of an improvement compared to what we saw yesterday with the benchmark making marg

i'm frank holland with silvia amaro.hese are your headlines european equities line up the biggest drop in six months following asian stocks deep in the red. >>> u.s. futures dip with the early trade after the selloff stateside with the yield hitting the five-month high and following the red-hot retail sales print pushing the fed rate cut expectation out further. >>> chinese gdp tops forecast by a wide margin in the first quarter, but it paints a mixed picture for the second large of the economy. >>> and tesla slashing 10% of the work force as shares hit a six-week low >>> good morning it's the second day of the trading week here in europe. there's a lot happening. now, i want to take a quick look at what is the market picture at this stage we have the stoxx 600 currently lower by 1.2%. what we are seeing here is a continuation of the move we saw stateside yesterday and earlier from china as well there are a couple of dynamics we have the geopolitical concern with israel responding to the iran attack over the weekend and

i'm mandy drury with frank holland.ere are the headlines this hour. >>> we look to wednesday's inflation print and jamie dimon warns inflation may be prove trouble than expected. >>> and atos lays out the terms of the financing framework with fresh cash to tide it over to 2025. >>> and ether is looking to see etf applications approved soon. we will talk the crypto landscape with the ceo of the coin coming up. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us on the show. let's look at the heat happen wh map here behind me. you have the stoxx 600 on the back foot right now retreating from what was a good day yesterday in the markets. the european market now is still not far from the record highs despite the little bit of give back we are seeing so far today. i guess you could say we are in a holding pattern. not only do we have the really important cpi print from the united states this week, which after january and february, everybody is up in arms with what is happening with rates. we have been from six rate cuts priced in to may

i'm frank holland with civil va amaro. these are your headlines. orders come in with new expectations. revenue falling short. >>> fed chair jerome powell says rate cuts are not likely to happen. >> they instead indicate it's likely to take longer than expected to achieve that confidence. >>> the ecb speaks saying it won't wait for the fed as christine lagarde tells cnbc the central bank will cut rates soon barring any major shocks. >> we have to be independent. we have to look at our own work. we're very steady and focused on what we are seeing, and we're applying judgment at the end of the day. >>> dressing to impress. the stoxx upping its forecast for the end of the year while q1 sales reassure investors about the health of the sector. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. we start today's show looking at the tech sector over here in europe with asml keeping its full year outlook and change despite weaker than expected net sales in the first quarter and a worse than expected of new bookings. looking for easing at the shares, they are moving so far in the

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i'm frank holland with silvia amaro and these are your headlines.he ftse 100 hits a fresh record high. stateside, the ceo of the sovereign wealth fund warns against optimism. >> there is a lot of froth within the technology sector. whether it is too much or not, it is unclear. we will get results coming through with pockets of fear. >>> s.a.p. shares bounce. the ceo outlines how integral artificial intelligence now is to that business. >> we are embedding a.i. until the center of the business models of our customers to deliver immediate results. our customers are paying for what they are using. our model is flexible. >>> swiss pharma giant novartis boosts its guidance with the net revenue jumping 10% in the first quarter. our u.s. colleagues will speak to the ceo later on today. >>> and renault confirms the full-year guidance after revenue jumps 6% in the first quarter at 11.6 billion euro. >>> good morning. we start the show today with breaking news when it comes to pmi data from the eurozone. let me share the latest numbers with you. when it comes

i'm frank holland with silvia amaro.hese are your headlines wall street poised to join the bounce back ahead of the key pce inflation print. >>> cbc capital partners surges in the first trading session in the biggest debut this year. >>> u.s. private equity group agrees to buy cyber security firm darktrace in a deal worth $5.3 billion >>> and airbus slides after the plane maker posts a miss after ramping up production in a bid to extend its lead over boeing >> if you look at our order intake for q1, which was 170 units. half of that from the a-350. that momentum we see to continue >>> good morning happy friday yesterday, i was telling you we have about 300 companies reporting across the european continent. today, you might be thinking is it a quieter day not really we have 100 companies reporting, but investors are monitoring data from the united states as well as the meeting from the bank of japan. with that context in mind, i want to take you to the stoxx 600 and how it is trading at the moment we have the benchmark in

i'm frank holland and these are your headlines.sbc shares bounce as the banking giant announces the retirement of noel quinn and eyeing buybacks after the earnings beat. >>> and imf's talk georgieva tao cnbc about inflation and the euro beat. >> it started in europe and then the united states. we like to see the european central bank to take action on interest rates earlier. >>> automakers hit the brakes after profit figures shift down a gear at stillantis. >>> and raising a grlass amid better than expected quarter. >> it is a tough consumer sentiment out there with european businesses or asian business withes. no doubt the consumer -- we are not seeing the same consumption as a couple of years ago. despite that, we are pleased with the way we started the year. >>> good morning. welcome to "street signs." we begin with german flash gdp numbers. these are seasonally adjusted figures. these are coming in right now at negative .2%. that was in line with the forecast and month over month number. we are looking at quarter over quarter n

i'm mandy drury along with frank holland. these are your headlines.otter than expected inflation and now eyeing a first move in september. >>> but inflation indicators diverge across the pacific with china notching the 15th month of deflation along with cooler prices. >>> the ecb gets set with the rate decision with the signs of divergence from the u.s. fed. >>> too big to fail. switzerland is looking to the banking sector as it looks to prevent another collapse. >> translator: what happened with credit suisse must not happen again. >>> i'm sure you figured it out that inflation remains sticky at the top across the united states with price pressures hotter than expected in march and the rate cutting cycle not expected in june. the cpi rose 0.4% for the month. the annual rate was 3.5%. the core readings came in cooler than expected. we saw a massive change in terms of odds for a rate cut come june with traders slashing odds. the futures showing an 81% probability of the fed keeping the rates on hold. in comparison around this time yesterday, futures in

i'm frank holland with silvia amaro. these are your headlines. >>> european equities start the week in the green with wall street looking to rebound after the nasdaq's worst week since 2022. >>> tesla cut prices as the ev maker deals with a sharp fall in demand and competition in china. shares are lower in frankfurt trade. >>> shares hit a high note surging to the highest level in two and a half years as blackstone starts the bidding war. >>> u.s. house lawmakers approve $60 billion in critical aid for ukraine as president zelenskyy calls for the rapid transfer of weapons. >> translator: this bill will send aid to ukraine and send the powerful signal it will not be the second afghanistan. this will strengthen the leadership of the united states. >>> good morning. welcome to the show. we start a new trading week and it is a different sentiment for european equities compared to what we saw last week. just to give you an idea at this stage with the european stoxx 600 trading higher by .30%. this is quite different as i was

i'm frank holland with silvia amaro.hese are your headlines. >>> israel weighs response after the directed attack on territory with more than 300 missiles and drones. >> this is a declaration of war. we are considering all options. i'm quite confident we will take the necessary steps to protect and defend our people. >>> and french president emmanuel macron says he will do everything as possible to avoid an escalation as leaders con temperacondemn the attack. >> we don't seek an escalation. we don't seek a wider war in the region. >>> german chancellor olof scholz is warning that competition must be fair. >>> and private equity group cvc confirms to list in amsterdam in one of europe's biggest ipos this year. >>> now to the top story this morning. u.s. officials fear that israel way respond hastily to iran provoking a wider conflict. according to nbc sources, president biden has expressed concern that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is trying to drag washington into a broader conflict. iran brought a slew of dr

i'm frank holland. here is your "five@5." stocks coming off the best week since move >>> earnings alert investors gearing up for the busiest week in headlines. >>> regional reckoning federal regulators takeover a troubled pennsylvania lender republic first >>> moofrkelon musk makes an unexpected visit to china and gets a win with tech. >>> trouble in the c-suite as paramount's executive is looking for the exit it is monday, april 29th, 2024 you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." live from cnbc london. we kick off the check of the futures with the nasdaq and s&p coming off the best week since november we are in the green across the board. it looks like the dow would open 60 points higher a bit off the highs of early this morning you see they are in the green this morning huge gains in tech and communications thanks to alphabet stocks with earnings last week. the company opening with the market cap above $2 trillion for the first time ever. shares are pulling back th

i'm frank holland coming to you from cnbc london.half hour check with the stocks coming off another tough session. s&p and nasdaq closing down 1%. the dow extending the losses to the sixth straight session. the dow is off the lows and s&p is lower. monday's losses is adding to the tough start to the month. the s&p down 3%. the dow down 5%. we are looking at the stocks leading the dow lower. intel down 18%. boeing down 13%. home depot down 12%. united health reports in a bit and that is down double digits. we are checking the bond market as treasury yields are mohoveri at the highest level in six months. we continue to watch the moves and impact on the overall markets. we are looking at energy and oil holding at $90 a barrel. brent crude is falling a few cents below the $90. wti is falling down one-third. we are looking at other commodities. gold is continuing to move higher. gold is up 15%. trading at 2,3 the $2,385 an ounce. and look at cocoa. it is up 150% for the year. >>> let's turn attention back to stocks and wall street bracin

it's 10:00 in london i'm frank holland. here is the "five@5. >>> another fed official looks to caution before a rate cut. >>> and shares of micron and taiwan semi get a boost. >>> and china firing back on the tariffs on steel in the u.s. we are live in beijing with the response. >>> getting set for the first faang report as netflix opens its books after the close today. >>> and new scrutiny from boeing after the fiery testimony. it is thursday, april 18th, 2024 and you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." we are live from cnbc london thank you for being with us. let's get you ready with the check of the stock futures the s&p rising a four-session losing streak. look at futures which are in the green. the dow would open up 30 points higher nasdaq is showing promise. this morning, we are watching tech and nasdaq closely. it has been down for four straight sessions. that may change this morning as we the get set for the kickoff of big tech earnings and netflix after t

i'm frank holland. here's your "five@5." investors await the march inflation report and read the tea leaves on what it could mean for the fed's next move. >>> the one voting fed president who says he's already expecting just one rate cut by the central bank this year, but he's open to the possibility of none at all. we see performer fed vice chair roger ferguson. we get his take. >>> fitch downgrades its outlook to negative. >>> plus apple hits an iphone production issue in india. >>> and later, an investigation over the allegations against the dreamliner jet. it's april 10th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." thank you for being with us as always. we're going to take a look at the futures. we saw the s&p close lower for a seventh session in a row. that's the first time that's happened since january. the nasdaq and russell 2000, they're riding win streaks. we take a look at the futures. we're in the green across the board. the nasdaq would open

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland and here is your "five@5." the dow and s&p coming off back-to-back losses. right now futures facing more pressure. >>> investors with fresh speak and a pair of officials around the central bank's fed's path policy ahead. >>> we're following developments in taiwan after the island is hit by the strongest earthquake in 25 years. we're live in the region with a market impact. >>> plus, disney's board battle heads for its grand finale as it appears to lock up shares from one major shareholder. >>> and the best ideas for q2 and beyond. the mining places our next guest is rolling the dice on. >>> it's wednesday, april 3rd, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." thanks for being with us on this morning. let's kick off the futures and check with the morning with the stock futures, he said. right now we're seeing more pressure. you can see the s&p's implied lower by roughly 6.5 points. downside, but stable. meantime the nasdaq is posting its

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland. here is your "five@5." >>> the dow coming off the worst day in a year. looking to get movement to the upside. >>> and fed officials are throwing cold water on the interest rate cuts. the number we could see this year. >>> and key to the rate cut path and market action today is the monthly jobs report. we walk you through the data and what it could mean for the economic picture. >>> plus, investors rattled by rising oil prices on fresh tensions in the middle east. we'll dig into crude's price action and how much further it could climb. >>> despite the tough start to q2, we are looking for opportunity as we close out the week-long look at the best ideas for the quarter and beyond. it's friday, april 5th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." thanks for being with us. we kickoff the hour with the check of the u.s. equity futures after the selloff yesterday. the dow coming off the worst day in a year. right now

i'm frank holland coming to you from cnbc london.'s pick up the half hour with the futures on the market. the s&p and the nasdaq, their skid extending to 3. take a look at the futures. green across the board. looks like the dow would open almost 125 points higher, the s&p up to almost a quarter of 1%. >>> fed chair jerome powell speaking saying there's been a lack of progress this year when it. cos to inflation, really stressing the central bank is okay with keeping the policy the way it is, at least for now. >> if higher inflation does persist, we can maintain the current level of restriction for as long as needed. at the same time, we have significant room to ease should the labor market weaken. >> on the back of those comments, we want to take a look at the bond market. the 2-year note surpassed its level yesterday, the highest since april. take a look at the bench mac, 4.64. it's moved up. we're going to continue to watch yields and talk about them in our market discussions. we're also looking at oil as ongoing tensions in the mi

i'm frank holland and here is your "five@5." >>> investors getting set for the cpi report come and others fighting for direction at the open. this is called a no-landing scenario for the fed. why morgan stanley and jim cramer said don't hold your br breath. >>> key to commodities is pushing in record territory and why u.s. regulators are asking for oversight of the crypto landscape. >>> and warren buffett may be doubling down on the big bet in japan. it's tuesday, april 9th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." coming to you from cnbc london. thank you for being here with us. we get you ready for the trading day ahead. we kickoff the hour with the stock futures check after the mix ed session on monday. looking at futures rights now you see, the s&p is flat. the dow opening 25 points leowe. s that nasdaq is fighting for gains. we arechecking treasuries with the yields at the highest level of the year. looking like a market not looking at cuts soon. >>> let's shift gears and the index for global commodity pric

i'm frank holland. we pick up the half hour check of the u.s. stock futures.an see they are in the green across the board. the dow would open up 100 points higher. the nasdaq is taking a dip lower off the highs earlier. we want to get a check on oil. wti and brent coming off the second positive quarter in the last three. up 16% and 13%. take a look right now. they are lower right now. wti is trading a penny above $83 a barrel. brent crude is just below $87 a barrel. >> we want to get a check on gold. the best month in over three years in march. it is hitting a new record high of $2,275. an increase in gold prices over the last week is something we will continue to watch on the show. we want to talk about digital gold, bitcoin. after the sentencing of sam bankman-fried, you see it is trading below $70,000 for bitcoin. year to date, you see a big run for bitcoin up 63%. >>> that is the set up. stocks are coming off the strong start to the year. the s&p is jumping 10% in q1. the best first three months of 2019. the dow and nasdaq rising 5% and 9% for the start of

i'm frank holland coming to you from london. breaking news.ael retaliating against the drone and missile attack on its territory almost one week ago. this morning, the wall street journal reporting that president biden is weighing more than $1 billion in new arms for israel raf sanchez is live in tel aviv with the latest on this developing story raf. >> reporter: frank, good morning. for a week now, the world has been waiting to see how israel would respond to the massive barrage of iranian drones and missiles this morning, we have an answer and it does not appear right now like we are hurdling toward further escalation. israel carried out a limited strike in the early hours friday morning according to my source since then, they have been assessing the effectiveness of the strike and assessing the battle tdamage the damage is in isfahan we do not know how this strike is carried out or if it was aircraft or long-range missiles or smaller drones or not u.s. officials say the united states played no role in this attack they want the iranians to k

i'm frank holland coming to you from cnbc london.pick up the half hour check with the stock futures after a whipsaw section for stocks. the nasdaq and s&p closed in the green after spending the day in the red. the dow off the highs of earlier. it looks to open up 35 points higher right now. you see the nasdaq under pressure. we will get to that in a second. the big rebound can easily be tied to tech and apple. shares coming off a 4% gain. the best day since may of 2023. it is not just apple, but another mag seven member, amazon. it is trading at an all-time high since 2021. weakness is tied to chips with the nasdaq and intel and amd are among the biggest lagglaggards. china is looking to phase out tech by those who companies by 2030. both are down 2% right now. intel and amd dragging down chip etfs, including the ishares ticker smx and smh. >>> we are watching a first quarter report demand falling 7% from the previous forecast. we have seen oil take a move to the upside. that could be tied to the fact that the report flagged issues w

i'm frank holland and here is your "five@5." >>> no tuesday turn around in sight. stocks continuing their slide after kicking off the new quarter in the red. futures are lower right now. >>> the slide fueled by the stronger than expected economic data reducing the hopes of the fed rate cut. >>> and disney locking in critical support as the boardroom battle with nelson peltz is marching closer to conclusion. a look who is behind bob iger and company. >>> shares of donald trump's social media falling yesterday. the staggering stat on how much of value the former president lost in the wipeout. >>> our look at the best ideas for q2 and beyond. the magnificent seven member our next guest says will keep delivering returns to shareholders. it's tuesday, april 2nd, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." thank you for being with us. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead. we kickoff the hour of the check of the stock futures after the mixed start to the trading week. the dow and s&p posti

for more on the spike, here is frank holland. 's happening in cocoa, frank. >> good afternoon, tyler from london. cocoa the key ingredient in chocolate is having somewhat of a mysterious rally. it's up 300% over the last year, of course, that's raising the cost for major chocolate makers who also raised consumer prices. still, u.s. chocolate demand increased about 9% from q4 to q1 with 5% increases in both europe and asia for the same time period. the primary reason for the spike is a shortfall in west africa where just about three-quarters of all cocoa supply is grown over two seasons. the spring harvest which is under way right now is forecast to have a 10% shortfall according to the international cocoa oergd. i spoke with the executive director. he cited aging farmers plant disease and climate change as some of the factors and however, there isn't a clear-cut reason and that mystery is what continues to push prices higher. >> the major issue today is i can't tell you exactly the -- i cannot put my finger on the exact reason why

i'm frank holland. here is the five@5." >>> the rally coming on the back of the blowout jobs report throwing expectations of the rate cut path for the fed. the reality on when or if the cuts may occur. >>> and treasury secretary janet yellen is wrapping up her meetings with the chinese leaders. we are on the ground with the one-on-one with the secretary in just a moment. >>> more trouble for boeing as it deals with another incident involving a plane. >>> investors piling into stocks in the first quarter, but moves by high profile executives are looking to cash in. it's monday, april 8th, 2024. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. >>> good morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." we are coming to you live from cnbc london. thank you for being here with us. let's check the u.s. stock futures and look at the futures on the back of the blowout jobs report. we are seeing futures looking like they will get off to a down start this week. it looks like the dow would open up 35 points lower. the

i'm frank holland with mandy drury. these are your headlines.he iea cuts the demand growth forecast for the year citing an increased auto efficiencies and expanding ev fleet as a drag on crude demand. >> ev sales and increased fuel efficiencies in the car fleet is lowering gas demand in advanced economies and particularly in china. >>> chinese trade data misses forecast by a wide margin in march ramping up the pressure for beijing to deliver more stimulus. >>> the ftse 100 breaking through the key the 8,000 mark after the competeconomy posts m growth. >>> morgan stanley shares sink on the report that the wealth management unit is probed by regulators as u.s. banks prepare to kickoff the first quarter earnings season stateside. >>> we just mentioned the growth numbers from the uk. we have the ftse 100 in the headlines because it is headline worthy. it is back above the 8,000 mark and cracking 8,022. we have weakness in sterling which is helping some of the export companies. cac 40 with a nice gain of 1.1% along with the dax and ftse mib. all in t

i'm frank holland coming pick u the futures after a rough day for stocks yesterday following the hotterhan expected march cpi print. the dow would open 100 points lower. with futures near session lows and the dow is reporting with amazon down .50%. futures contracts showing a different picture than 24 hours ago. traders now see rates ending the year at 5%. that suggests a base case of one or two quarter-point cuts this year. with that in mind, we are watching treasuries. the benchmark is at 4.55. a big jump of yields after the hotter than expected inflation read. for more on the action, let's bring in frank kappalari. frank, good morning. good to have you here. we are talking about treasury yields. what are the technicals telling us about the direction of the yields? >> frank, thank you for having me. so far, as we know, the yields have been moving higher this year. we are not that strong of a pace. if you look back, there have been a series of phases along the way. the equity markets have been able to withstand a rate hike so far, but we don't want to see that exaccelerated again. we h

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland today. here is your "five@5." >>> it's not a bubble.he consensus view from two of wall streets minds on why stocks have not run too far too fast. >>> disney securing victory in the months long fight with nelson peltz. shareholders seeming to be less than pleased with the outcome. >>> a potential deal with paramount global picking up steam here.

i'm frank holland here from cnbc london. let's get you ready for the trading day ahead and the check of the stock futures here on the final trading day of april. you can see the futures are in the red across the board. the dow off the lows of earlier today. it would open 40 points lower. the s&p and nasdaq in the red. thes s nasdaq and s&p tracking worst month since september. for the hundred, ge is leading the s&p. on the other side, global life and ulta beauty are among the stocks weighing down the index. ahead of the fed meeting, we are looking at treasuries. the yields are pulling back very slightly. important to note the two-year yield is close to the five-year yield. we are looking at the oil market now with the oil up just a bit. brent crude up .25%. wti is trading at $82.90 a barrel. >>> that's the set up. let's get a check of the top corporate stories with silvana henao at cnbc hq. >> good morning, frank. goldman sachs is in talks to transfer the credit card program with general motors. according to the wall street

i'm frank holland coming to you from cnbc london.with the stock futures with the s&p and nasdaq snapping the six-day losing streaks yesterday. the dow is hitting the high of the morning. looking like it will open 40 points higher. nasdaq is up over .25%. key to the market action today is the flurry of earnings due from gm, u.p.s., ge, lockheed martin, pepsi and visa and tesla. we will have more on the ev maker coming up. >>> let's get a check of the corporate stories with silvana henao at cnbc hq. >> good morning. united health paid a ransom to hackers. in a statement to cnbc, united said a ransom was paid as the commitment to do all it could to protect patient data. they are investigating the incident with law enforcement and several cybersecurity firms. a specific ransom amount was not specified. >>> archer daniels ceo said he will resign in september as the company faces an investigation by the doj around the accounting practices. he was placed on leave in january following the document request by the s.e.c. adm said current and f

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland today. here is your "five@5." >>> it's not a bubble. the consensus view from two of wall streets minds on why stocks have not run too far too fast. >>> disney securing victory in the months long fight with nelson peltz. shareholders seeming to be less than pleased with the outcome. >>> a potential deal with paramount global picking up steam here. >>> our week long look at the best ideas for q2 and beyond. the beaten up our ev maker our next guest is revved-up about. it's thursday, april 4th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." thanks for being with us. let's kickoff the hour with the u.s. equity futures which have trying to find some sense of stability with upside moves here. we're in the green. dow implied higher by 120 points. s&p up 17 and nasdaq up 25. the s&p and nasdaq notching the first and second positive sessions over the last three. the dow making it three straight days of losses. checking on the bond market with the ten-year yield hovering at the

i'm frank holland and here is your "five@5." >>> no tuesday turn around in sight.er kicking off the new quarter in the red. futures are lower right now. >>> the slide fueled by the stronger than expected economic data reducing the hopes of the fed rate cut. >>> and disney locking in critical support as the boardroom battle with nelson peltz is marching closer to conclusion. a look who is behind bob ige

i am frank holland coming to you from cnbc london thanks so much for joining us.'s get you ready for the trading day ahead. we're going to get a check of the u.s. stock futures we're seeing nasdaq in the lead up over half a percent, moving higher off the tesla results right now the dow fractionally lower, the s&p close to the flat line we'll be talking about tesla in just a moment. investors are set to get momentum with another big day of earnings on tap. we get results from meta, atnt, ford, boeing, and ibm just to name a few treasury yields are taking higher the benchmark is trading 4.63, pulling back a few basis points. the 2-year pulling back. it very briefly touched the 5% yield mark yesterday, again, pulling back about six basis points this morning. data showing a drop in oil we're seeing the oil market continues to be under pressure, falling just a bit from earlier levels right now wti crude down just to half a percent, trading below 80 bucks a barrel brent crude down taking a bit lower right there trading close to $88 a barrel. that's your morning setup. t

everyone i'm sylilvia amaro along with frank holland and these are your headlines. tesla shares defy gravity as the ev giant's boss elon musk dangles more in front of investors. >> we've reached an uptick for the second half of 2025. we expect it to be like early 2025 if not late this year. >>> kering shares slump after the luxury giant declares profits could plunge after a double-digit decline in the first quarter. >>> tech stocks look at the numbers. jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon says the economy looks like it's headed for a soft landsing, but howard marks says investors should not expect a return to ultra low rates. >> my thesis is we're not going back to rates of 0 or a half or 1. i think that is an unnecessary stimulus, and i don't think permanent stimulus is a good thing. i think interest rates should most of the time be set by the free market. >>> welcome back to "street signs. we're just getting some flashes from ubs let me share those with you. the ceo has said there are difficult decisions ahead as we restructure credit suisse. he also said we'll need to part

i'm frank holland coming to you from cnbc london let's get you the check of the u.s.ll three indices in the red right now. the dow would open just over 120 points lower the big story this morning is tech and meta sinking ahead of the open and wiping out $200 billion of market value ahead of the open this comes after the first quarter results topped estimates, but numbers are overshadowed by weak guidance and updates on a.i. and the metaverse. meta is lagging ahead of the open ibm is in second place down more than t81% and zebra technologies >>> the bond market here with the ten-year trading below the highest number since november. look at the benchmark at 4.64% we see the two-year note which hit 4.92%. >>> that's the set up. let's turn back to the big movers we heard from meta and tesla microsoft and alphabet report today. microsoft is up 40% over the past year on enthusiasm over the push into generative a.i. with the investment in openai and the features for windows copilot alphabet is picexpected to get boost from a.i. and ad spending. joining me is the cio portfoli

i'm frank holland coming to you from cnbc london.k up the half hour check with the stock futures with the s&p on pace with the biggest monthly drop since december of 2022. you can see futures are strong in the green. dow is looking like it would open up 160 points higher. the nasdaq is up .50%. you see the s&p firmly in the green as well. this after what was a rough week for wall street. the s&p fell more than 3% and had the worst week since march of 2023. it was worst for tech and nasdaq falling 5.5% last week. the worst week since november of 2022. nasdaq is now riding a four-week losing streak. this is coming off the heels of popping bond yields. we start with the 4.65% on the ten-year yield. that is putting pressure on the equity market. we are looking at oil as welcomwelclwell. wti is trading at $82.70 a barrel. easing off the lows from earlier today. similar for brent crude d down .75%. trading at $86.65 a barrel. >>> that's the head up. let's turn to the tech and four of the magnificent seven get set to report this week. meta,

i'm frank holland coming to you from cnbc london let's get you ready on the trading day.e pick up the stock futures after what was a whipsaw session yesterday. we saw the major session lows close off the disappointing first quarter gdp print and earnings miss. big reversal it looks like the dow would open up 40 points higher. nasdaq is the big winner over 1% high near prer in the pre-market the economist expect core prices to rise 2.7% year over year. a slight particular lower than a month ago. the report today is due out at 8:30 a.m. eastern time it is the last economic data point before the federal reserve policy meeting next week ahead of that, we look at the bond market. right now, the benchmark at 4.628. highest since november of 2023 the two-year note at 4.99. holding below 5% it hit 5% yesterday. that's the morning set up. >>> let's turn our attention to the biggest money movers of the day. alphabet soaring first quarter profits jumped by more than half and beating forecasts as it continues the push into a.i. the company announcing a $70 billion buyback and the fir

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland and here is your "five@5."he dow and s&p coming off back-to-back losses. right now futures facing more pressure. >>> investors with fresh speak and a pair of officials around the central bank's fed's path policy ahead. >>> we're following developments in taiwan after the island is hit by the strongest earthquake in 25 years. we're live in the re

i'm dominic chu in for frank holland.ng off the worst day in a year. looking to get movement to the upside. >>> and fed officials are throwing cold water on the interest rate cuts. the number we could see this year. >>> and key to the rate cut path and market action today is the monthly jobs report. we walk you through the data and

. >>> a very busy day for earnings u.p.s., some defense names as well on the move frank holland and morgannnan have been tracking the action. frank, we'll start with you. >> good afternoon, david looking at u.p.s. stock. seeing a lot of movement after earnings showing a 10% beat when it came to eps you saw the stock spike about 3% then it later declined when the company reaffirmed they would see their profit in the first half of the year fall 20% to 30%. if you look at it, look at the chart, it's a six-hour chart there was another spike back to the upside after the company laid out some details related to its postal service contract for air cargo. here's what we now know about the contract from company officials on the earnings call it will be about a 5 1/2 year contract and it will have revenue minimums, which seem to boost the stock after that news was released on the earnings call the contract was previously held by fedex there were some concerns that it could actually be money losing for u.p.s. again, on the call, cfo brian newman laid out also the revenue and the profit from this cont

it was up between 3 and 4, which was terrific micron was up about 3% early on when frank holland was little lot of people feel like the $6 billion is no shocker because they built in america the whole time david, again, if it's a good stock, announcing good things, it's not doing anything for the stock. if it has any chink, meaning, it's not guiding up, it's bad. and if it's giuiding lower, like prologis and jb hunt, well, it seems to go down day after day the only stock that's got any mojo is united health. >> unh yes. >> mojo per share. you use that -- >> of course that's a well-known metric, a well-known metric, and one that -- yeah >> thank you >> you're welcome. very low multiple mojo per share. that stock is up over 3% >>> i do want to come to you on netflix. symptom is stock is down 1% but 25% going into tonight's earnings on the strength of the last earnings report, which just blew it out. what are your expectations here? >> well, i do think that they've got that two-tiered model that a lot of people really like, and the new frugality, people are willing to see commercials if

. >> i didn't think frank holland over in london, they -- they disavowed shakespeare. >> why?as there a problem with him? >> i watched shakespeare when i was at nvidia. they have no problem reproducing things. by the way -- >> yes? >> what would happen if you could reproduce your parents? this is a new thing that i'm hearing. crazy stuff. you record your parents, you can have them talk to you if they've passed on. >> well, i'm -- i've said this many times. you're never going to disappear. or i. we'll -- we could be uploaded in some fashion to the cloud, and then recreated or at the very least, to your point, yes, our avatars will exist on forever. it will be like superman when he went to see marlon brando. remember the crystals? remember the origina original "superman"? >> okay. >> kal' el. >> don't forget who you are, where you are. >> i thought you were going up river in "apocalypse now." >> i see your brando and raise your tesla. you mentioned existential crisis earlier. well, i mean, what else is there to think about here? >> i guess the fact that apparently, if it only dr

. >> when i got up this morning, i was watching frank holland's excellent show.n europe is closed, we're buyers. i think europe kind of -- even though they're not down beat, i don't know if you've been watching the european banks. incredible comeback. >> really? >> incredible. remember when they were -- a year ago, when they were on their heels? >> well, you had one of them go out of business entirely. >> yes. >> credit suisse. obviously, that is now part of ubs. >> and the strongest one, santander. incredible. >> we've been talking about santander for many years. >> she's at the masters. i do not have an invite to the masters. >> yet. >> yet. but she is one of the great golfers, great women golfers in the world. but i think santander is -- that passed everything. i mean, the swiss banks, david, they turned out to be like the cuckoo clock. >> ubs is doing okay. >> "third man" reference. >> they've only got one bank there now. >> it's just not -- you don't want a bank there. i don't want a bank there. >> you don't? they don't want you anyway. >> no. even javers ha