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slow down lvmh and hermes, wiping out $30 billion from the sector.nault, the world's richest man, tumbles by $11 billion. plus, u.k. inflation comes in hot with core inflation rising the fastest pace in over 30 years. the pound jumps in speculation that the boe will need to keep raising rates. let's check on the equity markets. the cell office pronounced across the benchmark, down 1.3% on the risk off moves as a result of the deadlock coming through out of washington. the concern that there are no more meetings as the clock is ticking down towards that text date of june 1 according to the u.s. treasury secretary. over at jp morgan, kolanovic to saying you want to be putting your money into cash and cutting your exposure to equities. the dax is down 211 points, the ftse 100 bleeding as well 106 points and we ways in inflation data out of the u.k. let's look at the sectors. core inflation and that shopper as markets now start to reprice a terminal rate in the boe of 5.5% on the selloff in gilt is pronounced. telecoms are the least badly performing sect

we've got jersey, guernsey, alderney, sark and herm, and then a whole constellation of offshore reefs. around jersey in particular, we have the minquiers and the Écréhous. and here, in this corner of the english channel, we have a very particular climate, and a lot of animals and plants that you won't find on the south coast of england, or the north coast of france... we find here. so our list of species is much longer than you would expect to find in neighbouring countries. the island is small. we don't have any forests, we don't have any mountains, we don't have any rivers. what we do have is an amazing coastline. it's great not just for securing a meal or transport, but it's fantastic for recreation as well. (derek hairon) there's your pfd, and what we're going to do is get this on you so you are going to float. - all right. that's very nice of you. - i know. i'm very kind. (sophie fouron) i get the feeling there's not much water, but i guess we'll go further. - yes. i pulled out the plug earlier. jersey gets tides up to 12 meters. so what that means is, when the tide goes out, you

hermes, 24% year to date the way i see yesterday's price action, julianna, there are concerns about theemand outlook outside of china, but also one other thing to identify, we're getting closer to the debt ceiling deadline and that is on june 1st. so what do investors do when you approach a deadline like that? you trim out long positions. i see this actually as position trimming in the market. >> it's a really good point. i was reading this morning one of the analysts' notes circulating out there that european luxury is a crowded long if you're looking to take profit and reduce risk in your portfolio, maybe this is an attractive place to do i deutsche bank put out a note earlier this week. they specifically say slowing to negative year-on-year growth is of growing concern it's interesting to see where the debate is now shifting in luxury toward aspirational consumers who are going to be much more affected if they do see a downturn it comes when the data was actually strong, the macro data. >> just to your points about aspirational, it's telling that hermes is the one that has done best

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observe the provisions of the articles of our statutes, for example, a person who is the manager of the hermes club cannot be nominated for the positions of the football board, and those things that are not approved in the statutes are the best representatives and friends. company change some of the rules for the participation of retired football players have been increased, different interpretations are made and what management means and what titles are included in the management, in the new statutes, several titles are mentioned as management experience, if one of these titles is one, he can participate in the elections from among these titles are the titles that are considered for athletes and referees, but of course, in my personal opinion, in fact , it is very necessary and necessary to have experience in executive management in addition to the experience of being an athlete . the conditions must be in the commission for this purpose, the elections will be held in the first stage to check that some of the necessary documents may not have been submitted or the documents submitted are not i

frazer radio documentary hermes tandy according to the law this receives and how many you shah moradi, i agree about the issue of research, i strongly emphasize the hour document in the field of television, in the field of cinema, in your opinion, the text makes us not save time and make less mistakes when we are working to produce this documentary , even for one topic. you are saying that we should not have research and social justice, interaction should be effective, the employer community and years need time . the head of this organization says that the recruitment of 37 countries of the world is one of the foundations and power of the islamic revolution . at the time of tehran, the activities of its diplomatic representative in saudi arabia had been carried out. it is due to the mediation of qatar's wife, the united states, and the united nations. now, why are the results of the 29th week of the game still here? finally, a third has been added . these expert meetings and price determination meetings have taken a long time. i apologize to all the farmers for the wheat money that th

i can herm someone else as long as it's within the rules. i'm allowed to play mercilessly for my own benefit is that i'm allowed to have a plan and not review it. i'm allowed to bluff there or even games that i can only win by cheating. lucas, you can kind of didn't show that. that's one advantage of playing games over watching movies and series. it's easier to slip into a different role when you're active and completing task yourself. of the student. this is all, that's why games became so popular during the pandemic. the games industry has the 20 to 25 percent increase in sales worldwide with why? because it enables us to do something different to be successful, even in times of uncertainty. when she games give us this feeling that maybe we do have a handle on things after all, that's why sometimes we'd much rather play then go to work. oh, it's okay and that's when things can get problematic when we start to feel so comfortable in the role of the game player that we start avoiding real life is the thing that used to drive humanities devel

it's hermes.saddle out of. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> i really didn't have any idea what it was. >> seth: gotcha. >> so i called my friend, laura, who works upstairs, literally and figuratively and so, she came to my dressing room, and i said, "what the hell is this? because where -- i was about to go downstairs. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> to -- there were going to be people there that -- >> seth: that had given it to you. >> not really. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> anyway, i said, "what is this?" and she said, "oh, yes i got the same thing it's a mouse pad." [ laughter ] i mean, i -- truly, i didn't even really know what she meant. [ laughter ] i don't own a computer >> seth: right >> you know, i thought it was the place where your domesticated mouse goes to the bathroom [ laughter ] >> seth: i didn't know -- true story. backstage in your dressing room, i said, "oh, i'll send you a link to something. and you looked at me -- you gave me a real flaco the owl look when i said "

china leads the same way about him, there is no solution, this is hermes, they upset lukashenko becausething he can't put super to putin , he can't do anything if well, i can argue with that, well, how would putin promote his own g7 line when you noted well, surely the remarks that he also recommended and even china will still press putin's game, what are you saying there with them when they behaved more warmly well, and here is the reaction to what i was saying. well, after all, china is the main beneficiary here, namely the chinese, the chinese , the chinese. the belarusians healed what means us less than all gruzopatok, the belarusian proconsul at the organization of the given nations spoke out and gave further lukashenko he couldn't by himself this veneziat show his ego, he started talking oh the news, consider this all that much, this is advertising, this is what they talked about, but there was nothing it will be that we now have information about those things, after all, it is signed . the placement of nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus, what is it, an attempt, let's say

so sudan evacuation flights have started arriving from suden. herm attachment, some of the evacuation in the capitol, juba. really 3 slides like this every day. and they've been sponsored by local business, then say the service is free. people don't have to pay. all they have to do is they give problems to down to south florida and then want to assume that's the abided in loan. yeah. did you best balance it on capital? we also with them with jamie was like probably gone. and they said that more people are coming and it's mainly women, the elderly and children. i've been in a really so there are no foods that i know what people are dying. there is a certain lady who died because of diabetes bad that i know me because the bud see the busing id. you got all the fighting with it within the 50. yeah. even the, the international community is trying to resolve the conflict in the guy here in south. politicians are trying to organize, face to face meetings between representatives from the city and his army. and the pantry are, is it again the 2 sides to sit down together? may take time out of

should we think about this as trading in line with the likes of the luxury brands lvmh and hermes >>t would be fantastic to be compared with lvmh much smaller, of course. it is very hard to find margin by the french brands what we do is we select all of the successful companies and what makes us unique is we keep the people who sold the company to us within the company we are creating a club of entrepreneurs where the italian brands of other companies have a majority stake of each company and still we work a lot with our partners and meet with them on a monthly basis. it is unique when compared to the big french luxury groups >> giorgio, thank you very much. managing director. fingers crossed for you. >> thank you >>> coming up on the show, a deal divided eu regulators broken with the uk counterparts on microsoft's proposed takeover of activision. we'll discuss that coming up next ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash

i mean, you know, i'll tell you, across the street is hermes.pparel is up. >> maybe they're overweighting the hermes data. >> lvmh is up. >> i'll tell you what's interesting that goes along with this is the b of a card spend today, total per household down 1%, and a lot of that's happening at the high end where pay growth is not what it's been at the low end >> look, david, i clearly speak in hubris, but what i am saying is that you have to believe in the druckenmiller, you have to believe stan druckenmiller's view, which is that it's all a bubble and these numbers are just liliputian. if you believe these numbers are -- if you're data dependent, you're struggling over how tight you should be. you're winning >> you mentioned stan druckenmiller. obviously, well known originally way back when from working with george soros at quantum, but clearly a great investor in his own right or at least one we want to listen to. >> sure. >> sometimes we say great investors, billionaire investors. really, their only talent is actually raising money and trailin

and in one of the letters we read, rangers were, you know, you think all herm was a second story man for the jewish back in new york city before the war you know, and one of our favorites, sergeant elrod petty, a georgia boy from loblolly in the south, the red dirt and. elrod was a staff sergeant company of baker man browning automatic rifle became the heart soul of fox company, but not before the battalion commander, big jim rutter, wanted him out. you see, elrod grew up tough. he had a tough life. he had a battered childhood. he always getting into street fights, even played a year of football at the university of georgia before dropping and enlisting. and he had no front teeth, top or bottom and rudder every he saw this toothless guy. he he just didn't he didn't. didn't look like a squared away united states ranger too big jim rutter. so finally rutter him in and said i'm sorry, sergeant but and he was going to transfer him out and rod pled his case. the rangers had become my family. i didn't have a family. and rutter's thinking, thinking. and finally, what convinced them to let e

and in one of the letters we read, rangers were, you know, you think all herm was a second story man for the jewish back in new york city before the war you know, and one of our favorites, sergeant elrod petty, a georgia boy from loblolly in the south, the red dirt and. elrod was a staff sergeant company of baker man browning automatic rifle became the heart soul of fox company, but not before the battalion commander, big jim rutter, wanted him out. you see, elrod grew up tough. he had a tough life. he had a battered childhood. he always getting into street fights, even played a year of football at the university of georgia before dropping and enlisting. and he had no front teeth, top or bottom and rudder every he saw this toothless guy. he he just didn't he didn't. didn't look like a squared away united states ranger too big jim rutter. so finally rutter him in and said i'm sorry, sergeant but and he was going to transfer him out and rod pled his case. the rangers had become my family. i didn't have a family. and rutter's thinking, thinking. and finally, what convinced them to let e

been really tied to china lately a reinfection wave in china has been raising names like lvmh and hermesting it hard. >> we do not think policy makers will resort to zero covid again. >> even if they don't go all the way back to zero covid, you do wonder what that's going to do to the mobility, the realtime data trackers that we watch on consumer and transportation. it hurts >> sticking with commodities, by the way, take a look at our chart of the day key technical signals are looking bullish and that the sector is at a very cheap levels pippa stevens joins us to break down some of those calls with wti, i think, three-week high or so, pippa. >> and looking specifically at energy stocks, after two years of outperforming, the sector is lagging this year and has the lowest p\e ratio relative to th s&p 500 in more than two decades. now, drilling down on the sector, the refiners are currently with valero energy trading at five times and six times forward earnings, respectively apa corporation and phillips 66 also on the relatively cheaper side, while williams companies are the most expensive

international audience and that was important to him and it is important to us but there is a hold me and mar hermesguage media ecosystem as well. all of these reporters, it is important for them to keep telling the stories. >> how are they faring, the ones that are writing and speaking to the local will me population? >> they are not doing it openly within the borders of the country. there are newsrooms whose output are thriving, they are doing incredible reporting but newsrooms in foreign countries where most of the reporters don't speak the local language, they feel extremely isolated. they are not all of their families. they are thinking about their families back home. no one is using bylines but everyone is still pretty terrified the regime knows who they are and possibly targeting families. >> that was interesting. we were talking backstage of this idea of journalists in exile and clustered in hubs. as someone who is based in lil wayne you -- lithuania and writing about belarus, i'm wondering if you can speak a little bit too as you mention, russia right now, this war in ukraine and in the atl

let's ask phil orlando he's chief equity market strategist with federated hermes good to see you, phil and how concerned are you on a scale of 1 to bernanke >> kelly, thank you very much for having me back i'm concerned. there's a lot of things out there. certainly the debt ceiling is near the top of our list and here's the market sitting up at the 4200 level. so you wonder, stocks have had a phenomenal run here. they're up 20%, 21% since their mid october bottom to some degree they may be overbought and you've got a number of concerns like the debt ceiling, like the slowing consumer, and you wonder what's going to give. and we're watching as intently as anyone. >> you say that you expect this year to look in the stock market like a barbell with a good start and a good finish. and then that would suggest that between now and the end of the year let's say, mid october to the end of the year, between now and then sort of muddling through or maybe down if the economy shows signs of going into recession why do you think we'll end on an up note? >> so counterintuitive that we have negative

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we begin herm. expand your team with a fiber freelancer.gain >> we're being told time and time again, though, that that diversadiversit is our str. it seems to be the dods number one talking point. levels. a lot of levels i've had thist argument thrown at me. att. ect thrown at me. you brought up a perfectple. example, lost your legs, need someone to carry you off. i mean, you look like a pretty a big dude. and i waa prs biggeretty back .. and that ain't even without the legs. i would have a hard time picking you up by myself as a 200 pound man and carrying you off the battlefield. thisoff the battlefield. sports ? >> this is what i think abous w. a lot. s equa the wnba is equal opportunity.oo it's not equality. g it's saying we're giving you ano equal opportunity play. but if wrte wanted equality, you have to try out fory the same team as the nba.ou now, imagine if there was a basketball game was playedimag ine and one team was all the be players and one was the strength of diversity. and yoanher wa stu had you had spots reserved for every

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lisa: the idea that lvmh and hermes came out with these incredible earnings, incredible profits and thencause consumers were downgrading to less expensive options, highlights and bifurcation realities for people with plenty of money and discretionary spending and those without. tom: the complicated dynamics at whole foods and shifting to where and then you get the chicken and everybody is lined up with the chicken and the frozen chicken. what an extraordinary monday. i believe we are going to do this again. in the meantime, william gross, pimco co-founder and stamp collector at the 1:00 hour. ♪ jonathan: let's get your week started, live from new york this morning, your equity market just about positive and the countdown to the open starts now. ♪ >> everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is bloomberg, the open with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathan: live from new york, coming up, janet yellen says it's up to congress to lift the debt limit.

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can i just make this herme— event. can i just make this aerate-wac— event.the videos that have gone viral this week and answering some of your unfiltered tuned unfiltered dilemmas. stay tuned .thank unfiltered dilemmas. stay tuned . thank you, danny . welcome back to free speech nation. . welcome back to free speech hatter. — . welcome back to free speech hatter. hew— . welcome back to free speech hatter. new .— . welcome back to free speech nation. now , every— . welcome back to free speech nation. now , every week,- welcome back to free speech nation. \lif.l"lt" nation. now, every week, as you know, we dedicate this part of the show to the world of social media. so let's have a look at our first clip. this is a the video of man who managed to video of a man who managed to sneak through the security video of a man who managed to sneak tandigh the security video of a man who managed to sneak tand glidea security video of a man who managed to sneak tand glidea sec the' video of a man who managed to sneak tand glidea sec the prince cordon and glide past the pr

ground heaee— you've got to hold your ground because resistance have because resistance doesn't have hermehe— because everybody had to had to describe their— because everybody had to had to describe their gender identity. aha— describe their gender identity. and her— describe their gender identity. and their preferred pronouns. so he, hhey— and their preferred pronouns. so he, hhey aha— and their preferred pronouns. so he, they and all— and their preferred pronouns. so he, they and all that, all that hhha— he, they and all that, all that what eh— he, they and all that, all that kind of stuff. _ he, they and all that, all that kind of stuff. it's— he, they and all that, all that kind of stuff. e : kind of stuff. it's beyond parody. it's obviously we keep going the life of brian going back to the life of brian thing where they thing or those ones where they would fingers because would snap their fingers because some found clapping some people found clapping triggering. of triggering. yeah that sort of thing. they're dress thing. also do they're dress hhe— thing. also do they're dress awe-hat

the rest is rhehoe. herm— rest is countryside. the rest is fields. thtr. r:hi fields.completely agreed kruger and i completely agreed with spoke with him. he actually spoke about he actually about danny. danny. he actually spoke the need there spoke about the need for there to be community trusts, which are owned by the people. are almost owned by the people. it sounds like a it sounds a bit like a cooperative, actually. this was being proposed chum being proposed by your chum danny kruger, and i think he's absolutely we to absolutely right. we need to come creative solutions come up with creative solutions to housing shortage, to the housing shortage, and i'm glad finally a topic glad that it's finally a topic that people are taking. i just want to quickly make- “g ijust want to quickly make the point hher— want to quickly make the point rher-hoerhhe— want to quickly make the point that hosting headliners that i'm hosting headliners rohhehr— that i'm hosting headliners rohhehr er— that i'm hosting headliners rohhehr er hh— that i'm hosting headliners tonight at 11 pm.

and former-morning host- former this morning host eamonn uetmee— former this morning host eamonn hermes-eutht saying he's finally been caught out saying he's finally been caught eutleeetut— saying he's finally been caught out-social media. - saying he's finally been caught out social media. he said for out on social media. he said for high— out on social media. he said for ttpt memters— out on social media. he said for high members of— out on social media. he said for high members of itv , management high members of itv, management merr— high members of itv, management mew utut— high members of itv, management mew utut sett— high members of itv, management knew what sort of— high members of itv, management knew what sort of man he was and teet— knew what sort of man he was and never once took action to prevent— never once took action to prevent ttm — never once took action to prevent him controlling or tutmp— prevent him controlling or taking advantage of his position young— taking advantage of his position over young people. while itv sets— over young people. while itv sets tt— over young

and former-morning host- former this morning host eamonn uetmee— former this morning host eamonn hermes-eutht saying he's finally been caught out saying he's finally been caught eutleeetut— saying he's finally been caught out-social media. - saying he's finally been caught out social media. he said for out on social media. he said for high— out on social media. he said for ttpt memters— out on social media. he said for high members of— out on social media. he said for high members of itv , management high members of itv, management merr— high members of itv, management mew utut— high members of itv, management mew utut sett— high members of itv, management knew what sort of— high members of itv, management knew what sort of man he was and teet— knew what sort of man he was and never once took action to prevent— never once took action to prevent ttm — never once took action to prevent him controlling or tutmp— prevent him controlling or taking advantage of his position young— taking advantage of his position over young people. while itv sets— over young people. while itv sets tt— over young

is it in herme— then for brexiteers? is it in rerme er— then for brexiteers?nt and the uk. now that's on the bad side of the ledger, but the good side of the ledger, but the good side of the ledger things we ledger was the things that we could the laws could do differently, the laws that change, the that we could change, the opportunities we could opportunities that we could seize. fact that this seize. the fact is that this government is now reducing its ambition on that side of the ledger only removing and changing a few hundred of those eu laws instead of several thousand of those eu laws. why? what i understand is this is about capacity and time. the civil service say going through all of those laws would take too much time by the end of the year and it would be too labour intensive. now, of course, we've had this discussion even before on gb news. i've interviewed jacob rees—mogg about it and he says that this is really sour grapes from the civil service , grapes from the civil service, that they should be going through the every single one of these laws.

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is that herme— personal favourites. is that hetmtltht— personal favourites.be different and i think it'll be quite funny, probably funnier than stuff out than some of the stuff out there. so the that he won't there. so the fact that he won't be as fawlty towers be as good as fawlty towers doesn't bother me because if we were operating on that principle, have done principle, i should have done fawlty and then retired. fawlty towers and then retired. yes, exactly . and you went on to yes, exactly. and you went on to much — yes, exactly. and you went on to much water— yes, exactly. and you went on to much htooer amt— tj/os �*fifikltfifncg and you went on to much bigger and greater things. rohh— much bigger and greater things. johna-90i"9_ much bigger and greater things. rohh-toht to- much bigger and greater things. john, going to have to john, are we going to have to heawe— john, are we going to have to tewelthere— john, are we going to have to leavelthere just— john, are we going to have to leave there just for time leave it there just for time reasons? idon't- l

and cap the numbers of people coming in, is that not going— of people coming in, is that not tome-hermwant— this problem, i think people will not want to _ this problem, i think people will not want to reopen the conversation _ will not want to reopen the conversation about rejoining the eu conversation about rejoining the tt ot— conversation about rejoining the tt ot ooeett— conversation about rejoining the eu or closer ties— conversation about rejoining the eu or closer ties to— conversation about rejoining the eu or closer ties to the eu, whtoh— eu or closer ties to the eu, whtoh sh— eu or closer ties to the eu, which sir keir— eu or closer ties to the eu, which sir keir starmer has eteteetet— which sir keir starmer has suggested, which ultimately teete— suggested, which ultimately teeteto— suggested, which ultimately leads to freedom of movement etetm — leads to freedom of movement eoetm so— leads to freedom of movement again. so that's— leads to freedom of movement again. so that's an- leads to freedom of movement again. r“ 1“ again. so that's an open border policy versus the aust

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you thew-herme— these things are conflated? you know,-harms-are- these things are conflated?, wee eeett eee— rollout was getting underway, you could see how these vaccines eemetetetw— you could see how these vaccines completely severed _ you could see how these vaccines completely severed the link hetweee— completely severed the link between covm _ completely severed the link between covid cases and covid teethe— between covid cases and covid teethe. t— between covid cases and covid deaths. i mean,— between covid cases and covid deaths. i mean, it— between covid cases and covid deaths. i mean, it was just undeniable— deaths. i mean, it was just undeniable .— deaths. i mean, it was just undeniable . so- deaths. i mean, it was just undeniable . so i find it really, undeniable. so i find it really, teettw— undeniable. so i find it really, really disturbing— undeniable. so i find it really, really disturbing that someone can really disturbing that someone tete— really disturbing that someone can take something as brilliant as can take something as brilliant ee—teewl as these vacc

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we should make the herm— five to go. we should make the term. httheweh— five to go.r back to the events of last week, which we followed with some degree of interest in new york. but we followed it with _ interest in new york. but we followed it with some- wtiititit. w ttit 4 but we followed it with some degree of heretwtttw— followed it with some degree of incredulity, actually, michael, heeewee— incredulity, actually, michael, heeewee he— incredulity, actually, michael, because he clearly had exaggerated- because he clearly had exaggerated the whole wretched thhe. — exaggerated the whole wretched thhe. .wew — exaggerated the whole wretched three-wee thew— exaggerated the whole wretched thing. you know better than thing. but you know better than ewehe— thing. but you know better than ehehew hewhe— thing. but you know better than anyone having covered this temttw— anyone having covered this temttw ter— anyone having covered this family for-and- anyone having covered this family for and years , how family for years and years, how etteh— family for years and years, how

but just in herme— rather quickly. the police and privileged committee has a eheee— and privileged committee has a eheee hmhhw— and privileged committee has a close family link— and privileged committee has a close family link to the committee's— close family link to the committee's chair. harriet hermeh— committee's chair. harriet harman. this— committee's chair. harriet harman. this news i am reading hr— harman. this news i am reading hr hhe— harman. this news i am reading now for the first— harman. this news i am reading now for the first time, let's reet— now for the first time, let's reee hheh— now for the first time, let's read that again.— now for the first time, let's read that again. big story on he— read that again. big story on hhe wew— read that again. big story on hhe wew heher— read that again. big story on the way later this hour, it's emerged— the way later this hour, it's emerged that— the way later this hour, it's emerged that a— the way later this hour, it's emerged that a top cabinet ehheheh— emerge