that is the latest out of heineken. earlier in the week we had profit and we will get results from the world's biggest brewer on february 26 but a lot more on those numbers from heineken's ceo at 7:30 am u.k. time, don't miss that interview. the broader markets, as we think about how those stocks will open later in just under two hours, future is pointing higher in europe but flat to the downside stateside as we await the u.s. cpi print dropping as it does between jay powell's testimony. we had day one and will -- if we look, we can look at the impact on treasury yields, steepening of the curve. yields climbing off the back of the first half for .54% is where we trade currently on treasuries. the dollar fell but currently a touch higher, brent trading at $76 per barrel on this rising u.s. stockpiles but we await and opec report later in the day. we have gold weaker now but a very volatile session yesterday. as traders parse the various threats when it comes to tariffs and the central banking story. a fresh eye on gold y

heineken raises. >> a. glass for drinks makers in. >> early european trade. >> lining up. >> its best. >> day in more than. >> three and a half decades on the back of. better than. >> expected earnings, ceo. >> dolf van. >> den. >> brink says he's. >> optimistic on. >> the. >> impact of tariffs. >> we keep. >> following things attentively. >> it could. >> have an impact on the aluminum pricing. >> but for. >> this year, at least. >> for 2025, we're almost. fully hedged, so we don't see. >> an impact there. >> ecb governing. >> council member robert holtzman. >> tells cnbc. >> u.s. tariffs against europe will move both inflation and growth. >> in the wrong. >> direction. but rules out accelerating. >> the pace of rate cuts in response. >> this would not be a good decision because our job. is to. deal with inflation of this. >> growth and. >> the result. >> of it. >> reducing the interest rate in. >> order to. >> initiate a higher. >> growth is not. >> the. >> way how. >> we should work. >> us president donal

. >> heineken made history in 2023 advertising alcohol free beer in the super bowl for the first timeyou will see michelob ultra zero when the eagles take on the chiefs. as for the part that matters -- >> this taste better than your grandfather or grandmother's nonalcoholic here. >> totally, every spirit does, to be honest with you. >> research shows most ero proof drinkers by alcohol, too, switching between both and james well says the younger the patron, the more likely to reach for a nonalcoholic drink. >> people are trying to have an overall even killed experience and that involves sometimes alcol. >> this sunday could help keep the drama on the field. >>> when we come back, big hearts in the big easy, the super bowl surprise helping one man keep a promise after tragedy on bourbon street. ♪♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. over here! otezla can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. doctors have been prescribing otezla for over a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriat

heineken made history in 2023 advertise ing alcohol-free beer in the super bowl for the first time.ero when the eagles take on the chiefs. as for the part that really matters. this tastes better than your grandfather or grandmother's nonalcoholic beer. >> totally. every spirit does to be honest with you. >> reporter: i mean, it tastes like beer. >> yeah. >> reporter: research shows most zero proof drinkers buy alcohol, often switching between both in the evening. at amity hall, john wells says the younger the patron, the more likely to reach for a nonalcoholic drink. >> people are trying to have an overall even keel experience, and i think that involves sometimes alcohol and sometimes not. >> reporter: which this sunday could help keep the drama on the field. christine romans, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back, big hearts in the big easy, the super bowl surprise helping one man keep a promise after tragedy on bourbon street. blanco [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque priasis. ♪♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed

so this morning, heineken posted a net profit rise of 8.3% for the full year. that was ahead of forecast. >> and its. >> own guidance. the dutch brewer saw beer volumes rise 1.6% on the year on an organic basis. and they announced a ■k75 billion buyback program over the next two years. and my oh my shares have been rewarded for it. the stock is up nearly 12%. it was actually halted in early trade, and it's having a spillover effect on the other drinks makers. >> we're seeing. >> strong demand for the likes of carlsberg this morning, ab inbev as well. you can look at the share prices of those big names. now it's not time to get overexcited, but certainly a bright spot in what has. been quite a dire period for these companies. >> frank juliana, thank you very much. our julianna tatelbaum live in our london newsroom. >> time now. >> for a check on. >> some. >> of this morning's top corporate stories. silvana henao is here with those. silvana. good morning. >> hey, frank. good wednesday morning. to you. >> well, let's start with citadel ceo and republican mega-dono

and then on wednesday we'll hear from tech investment giant softbank and brewer heineken.hursday will bring us results from barclays, siemens and commerzbank following last week's job report. attention now turns to the week ahead with the closely watched cpi print on wednesday. we will also get fed chair jerome powell's testimony in the capital on tuesday and wednesday. thursday will then bring january's ppi reading alongside initial jobless claims, with retail sales rounding off the week. on friday, i'll be paying particular attention to jay powell's testimony to congress. always interesting to get his take on the state of the us economy. now, in terms of the market reaction to these new tariffs that president trump put forward yesterday, here's a look for you at united states steel corp. you've got an extended trade us steel higher premarket as nippon mulls bold buyout revision. trump pledging tariffs. that is one to watch ahead of the us market. open. now coming up on the show olaf schulz and friedrich maritz clash on trump debt and nato in their first televised debate.

it was advertised in the super bowl for the first time by heineken.mickle lobe zero as the chiefs take on the eagles. >> this is better than your grandmother's nonalcoholic beer? >> yeah, every spirit does. >> it tastes like beer? >> yes. >> reporter: they also often switch between both in one evening. at amnity hall, the manager says the younger the patron, the more likely they are to reach for a nonalcoholic drink. >> i think people are trying to have an even keeled experience. and sometimes that involves alcohol and sometimes not. >> reporter: this super bowl sunday, it could help to keep the drama on the field. >> alcohol sales have fallen for the first time in three years. will the zero proof alcohol category give beer and spirits a run for its money? it's a small part of the overall market. back to you. >> thank you. i do feel like these have gotten better. >> the beers are way better. >> the taste is actually decent. you are not a big drinker anyway. >> you with make a party out of them if you like. >>> all right, gabby is back with the weather

shares of heineken are surging in the dutch trade, up more than 12.3%.ported strong sales and announced a buyback. the rise in volume is driven by strong demand for premium brands and on echo holly products, all beating analyst expectations. that is your brief. jonathan: more from dani and 30 venice. no rush -- in 30 minutes. no rush to lower rates. >> inflation remains somewhat elevated. longer-term inflation excitations appear to remain well anchored. jonathan: that conversation is up next with robert sockin of citi. you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ actors. we can make you believe we know what we're doing. when, in fact, we do not. whoops. i have no idea what these buttons do. i've never driven a stick in my life. but my hardest role yet? small business owner. because i have no idea what i'm doing. but godaddy airo does, using ai to build a logo, website and social content... for walton goggins' goggle glasses. because if your goggles ain't goggins, they don't belong on your noggins. with godaddy airo, it's like you know what you're doing.