caroline: i'm caroline hyde in new york.e had the repercussion of a debt cut from s&p to the first republic bank. we want to get into that with kriti gupta. kriti: a lot of pain. you are seeing this across the board for regional banks. in the premarket all of these names were higher by eight percent to 10% and now you're seeing the credit suisse story turn in around. first republic and is our poster child for some of the pain given how similar of a profile it has to the signature bank story putting it in focus when it comes to where the regulatory concern might lie next. you're seeing a move of 18% lower on that stock, leading the charge. one stock you want to keep an eye on in the green's western alliance coming off of a 5.3% stake from ken griffin at citadel. that's the only reason it's in the green and not following the trend. i want to go back to first republic, because look at what it's done in the last year. dramatic drop down 80%. a lot of that loss is really coming in the last week or so really showing how much it ha

caroline: i am caroline hyde at new york's at -- at bloomberg world headquarters in new york. from crisis to fundamentals we talk jobs, inflation. more job codes -- more job cuts at meta. more on the company's restructuring ahead. ed: the latest on the collapse of silicon valley bank and private equity funds looking to snap up the banks assets. -- looking to snap caroline: day two of our new time with the show. we look at market repercussions. what a difference a day makes as we drive higher on the nasdaq. bonds rising. the collapse in bonds, the federal reserve had to pull back. inflation data, cpi running hot. the federal reserve still likely to hike, at least higher on the two-year. starting today just the repercussions of svb. now we are dialing back our anxiety. up almost 5%. flipping on, almost up a second day. bitcoin it now trading the highest. the og on bitcoins since june 2022. ed: cpi print a real driver. policy index higher. nvidia, apple, uber and lyft both higher after reaffirmed a gig workers -- after california lawmakers reaffirmed gig workers are contractors,

hyde smith warned her colleagues the e r a would also have broader impacts on safety, locker prison's hospital rooms. >> domestic violence shelters in restrooms would allow men into areas where women should feel safe and protected. but not all republicans oppose the effort. women should have equal treatment. 2 man under the law. alaska senator lisa murkowski said even though women make up half the u.s. population, only 25% of the senate is female and women still earn less money than their male counterparts. we still have a long ways to go. and i think we need the equal rights amendment to get the senate democratic leader chuck schumer has promised a floor vote within the coming months in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> next up, scammers take advantage of a girl scout cookie season pretending to take orders. but leaving customers empty-handed. how to make sure you don't become a victim. >> and person ation scams. boy, they're some of the oldest on the books. >> and now some critics are taking advantage of girl scout cookie season pretending to take orders, but they're leaving customer

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anyway, that wraps it up for me and guy on tv. , a new time caroline hyde, ed ludlow.sdaq 100 up to .3%. a lot of that's also nvidia. those regional banks leading the way. this is bloomberg. ♪ day long. so when something happens that could affect your portfolio, you can act quickly. that's decision tech, only from fidelity. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com >> from the heart of where innovation, money and power collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i am caroline hyde at new york's at -- at bloomberg world headquarters in new york. from crisis to fundamentals we talk jobs, inflation. more job codes

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i'm caroline hyde in new york where it is 12:30. it is 4:30 p.m. in london.ean trading seeing under pressure across the bar, stoxx 600 off by one percentage point, as the banks lead us lower. i focus on deutsche bank on i one point having its worst day since march 2020. it ends the day having its worst in a week or so but this continues to show some fear around the solidity and backing of the financial institutions that are so important in many ways systemic important. no citigroup says deutsche bank, the fears are irrational at the moment, the market selloff, but sometimes irrationality doesn't need to have any rational cause but has an effect on -- effect on investor sentiment. bond market really getting a bid in the two year yield, up 14 basis points. let's get back to what this means for you -- for your up to the u.s.. -- europe to the u.s. lead zero in on smaller banks for an instant. avenue capital group ceo mark lazaro talked about keeping money in smaller, regional banks earlier. >> what is the benefit of keeping your money in sort of a smaller bank?

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>> this is bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. ed: caroline hyde is off this week. this is bloomberg technology. the bank out -- making fallout continues and we will give you the details of the svb meetings. more than a thousand tech heavyweights call for a pause on the artificial intelligence boom to implement safety protocols and we will break down what is inside the petition. chip stocks getting a boost as analyzed -- as analyst upgraded nvidia. technology a big driver and we are in risk on mo and we are seeing outperformance the nasdaq 100 the philadelphia index in particular. a bullish outlook from micron. yields are coming back and the u.s. 10 year 3.4% and bitcoin is caught up in this risk rally, at 4.28. it has been a good run for tech stocks. the nasdaq 100 is tech heavy and we are heading for a pretty blockbuster quarter. we are getting towards the end of march and a few sessions left to go as we bring up this bloomberg terminal to visualize the point. whether we continue the momentum is about the fed, core pce, the main

>> this is a bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i am caroline hyde. coming up, full coverage of the banking fall out. that is secretary yellen appears before the senate. ed: the u.k. taking a ban on the government phones. caroline: an exclusive conversation with the ceo of microsoft. to the economy and beyond, we will review our conversation and so much more. volatility in the bond market reprieve as we hear reports from the wall street journal and other outlets that we would see systemic banks in the u.s. come in at under support. the vix actually ending out of volatility. we see the ecb hike rates as many have perhaps not anticipated the 50 point basis hike move. the movement into this particular asset to, despite volatility in the u.s. dollar we are up 16% on bitcoin. dig in to some of the micro moves. ed: microsoft is integrating ai into the market suite. it was a prerecorded presentation. social media stocks also fishing higher on the bloomberg report. the u.s. is telling, sell your stake in tiktok. the banking sector is a dynamic. we look at fir

caroline: i am caroline hyde at bloomberg's world headquarters in new york.udlow in san francisco. this is a special edition. caroline: we will cover the market chaos from u.s. to europe and beyond. the macro picture and how it affects your tech exposure.

caroline: i'm caroline hyde at bloomberg's headquarters in new york and ed ludlow is off today. at the outlook of the u.s. china relations as tension summer after tiktok ceo's

posed stand at the edge of the government's full control, facing mountainous areas and their militant hyde outs along the afghan border. pasha wire is just over 50 kilometers from the afghan frontier through the khyber pass a key trade route and a strategic military location will almost a year deal with me would be the gigabyte. really. the biggest problem we face is the number of personnel, which is a little low. so this will just be a, have a good number of weapons inside our ground floor store. he will know this is a targeted area and we're absolutely face to face with the militants. oh, good, yes, hold on. a windows or a interlock fuller lived in you within to live without order the. the intensive training is aimed at boosting skills and morale. the number of police killed has been rising sharply up to 119 last year from 54 and 2021. more than 2100 personnel have been killed since 2001. the taliban stated aim is to impose islamic religious law in pakistan just as they did across the border. pakistani forces have scored a string of military victory since 2014, but taliban fighters were

caroline hyde is off this week. silicon valley bank finds a buyer. we will give the details of first citizens' takeover and what it means for the biggest financial -- failure since a financial crisis. mike wilson warns of elevated risk in markets. we discussed with greg boutle bnp paribas of. -- greg boutle of bnp paribas. the semiconductor index is down. first citizens stepping in for svb. yields higher, risk off going through the bitcoin, below 27,000 u.s. dollars this is a week where we are antsy, waiting for the amount of fed speak to come. this chart tells the story of the yields moving in relation to s&p futures. we thought we would get a bullish tilt. that is the macro picture with movers. >> a tech company working with nonprofits. the stock up nearly 12%. it rejected an unsolicited takeover bid from clear lake capitol for $71 a share. they said it is too low and shareholders agree. guggenheim raise the price target from nine dollars to $12. . a good day for snap. the story of the day is what is going on in the banks. first citizens will buy s

caroline: i'm caroline hyde in new york. ed ludlow is off today. this is open bloomberg technology -- this is "bloomberg technology." we will bring you the details from capitol hill on tiktok. and what about the latest on the cash app unit as they plunge in trading? plus lights, camera, apple? spending billions to break into show business. more on their plans to raise their hollywood profile. that and so much more, coming up. apple in the big tech, seeming like a haven on the day? even though they continue to worry about solidity and the banks. stoxx 600 is down on the day. dragged down by the banking stocks in europe. keep an eye on europe, the pound is up 4/10 of 1% as we see the bank of england like the united states federal reserve hike. that's the macro picture for you technology investors out there. looking at going, though, this is a haven of choice or a move that we see as they remain cynical around the banking industry? up 5% over the course of this trading day alone but we dive into the micromuse that are so important on the day. >> major

caroline: i'm caroline hyde in new york. ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco. this is a special edition of "bloomberg technology." caroline: because today we are focusing on the biggest bank failure since the 2008 financial crisis. silicon valley bank started the year with more than $200 billion in assets. today california regulators closed the bank into receivership. basically it collapsed. a top lender to vc backed startups. now it's the second silicon valley bank to fall in a week after silver gate's bankruptcy. this story is bleeding into the tech sector, into the financial market at large, and has the attention of not only financial regulators, the white house, tech founders of all backgrounds. tell us a bit about how it is impacting individual companies at this moment. ed: first off, trading of svb financial group was suspended. had a really profound impact on equity markets. a bank index down for percent. other names, particularly regional vendors we saw pretty deep declines. first republic and signature bank, some of

this is bloomberg technology with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i'm caroline hyde in new york. ed: this is bloomberg technology. caroline: coming up, a conversation with cathie wood. ed: we will take a look at the health of startups amid the crisis. we are joined by the ceo of pilot. caroline: and the outlook for the gaming industry. ceo joining us with an exclusive conversation on his findings. all of that and so much more coming up. is it relief? anxiety dialing back on the financial crisis? what for the federal reserve? money tentatively going into the nasdaq. the risk sentiment is improving. money is moving out of bonds. yields push higher. is the banking crisis being alleviated by regulatory moves? the two year yield is up 17 basis points. bitcoin is taking a breather. what about the likes of the other crypto coins? either is currently up one percentage point. we are seeing movement and other directions of cryptocurrency today. ed: news headlines are driving individual movers. meta is up .6%. alphabet is markedly higher. the generat

ed: caroline hyde is off this week. this is bloomberg technology.t -- making fallout continues and we will give you the details of the svb

ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco, caroline hyde off this weekend this is "bloomberg technology." bring you the latest headlines on the trump indictment, a breakdown of the social media implications. we speak also to the technology group on generative ai as the industry heavyweights call for a pause in developing the disruptive technology. huawei hosting its first profit drop in a decade. as u.s. sanctions force the china tech tried to invest in r&d, we discuss with the huawei chief security officer. when it comes to the technology sector in the last day, what has been constructed, look at the nasdaq 100 up by 100 percentage point, ending this court or higher, best since the quarter of 2020. similar performer in the semiconductors. you look at the stocks in the semiconductor index, higher. but again the best quarter for that index going back to june 2020. yields 3.5% on the 10-year, risk on generally speaking in bitcoin is certainly a part of that story. the main headlines are around president trump and his indictment and how that is playing out in the tech sector and equity marke

caroline: i'm caroline hyde at bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. ed ludlow is off. we count you down to the fomc rate decision as banks continue to struggle. we assess what it all means. protect your investments. as we get the c-suite perspective, adobe's ceo. we go live to the software giant's conference in las vegas. plus for coverage on tiktok as its chief prepares to defend the social media company on capitol hill. can he assuage lawmakers demand for a banner a forced sale? first let's go to the calm before the fomc storm. the nasdaq up .2%, treading water as we see what the fomc -- what? -- what jay powell has to say. they are 600 up .2%. notable moves in the u.k., european market still trading ok. inflation ramping up, not dialing back below the 10% level. keep the fed to keep in mind. let's talk about what was once deemed an inflation hedge. more of a risk asset, has been getting higher as we see the bank crisis unfold come up another 2%. we are now above 28,500 on bitcoin. i want to bring in the one and only kriti gupta on what else is happening in these mar

caroline hyde is off this week. silicon valley bank finds a buyer.details of first citizens' takeover and what it means for the biggest financial -- failure since a financial crisis. mike wilson warns of elevated risk in markets. we discussed with greg boutle bnp paribas of.

caroline: i am caroline hyde in world headquarters in new york. ed: this is "bloomberg technology."first republic sees its worst week ever on record. we will bring you updates as they cross.

money, and power collide in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with caroline hyde and ed ludlow. caroline: i am caroline hyde in world headquarters in new york. ed: this is "bloomberg technology." caroline: svb financial files for chapter 11 bankruptcy as first republic sees its worst week ever on record. we will bring you updates as they cross. ed: and we look at how this plays out in the market. our guest joins us with their take on bitcoin flirting with its biggest weekly gain in two years. caroline: how the crisis is playing out in the c-suite. we speak with the ceos of mercury, rippling for their take and get the venture capital outlook with the cofounder of a venture company. all that and more coming up. let's get first to an external air week in the markets finishing with an extra neri dave off by 1% on the nasdaq but this index is higher to the tune of 4% on the week as actually the big tech still outperforms when we are worried out -- about small tech and the kbw bank index, another 15% on the week, down 5% on the day, down the most on the month since marc

ed: i'm ed ludlow in san francisco, caroline hyde off this weekend this is "bloomberg technology." latest headlines on the trump indictment, a breakdown of the social media implications. we speak also to the technology gro

caroline: i'm caroline hyde in new york. emily: -- ed: and i'm ed ludlow. caroline: we

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my trips to alexandria and hyde park left my head spinning. what role does comedy play in a culture with so much division? and how do comedians navigate all the landmines that come with it? to dig deeper, loyiso introduced me to his partner in comedy, kagiso lediga, one of the biggest comedy stars in the country. >> as a black guy, we do kind of blame apartheid a lot. you know, you have a guy with a headache. he'd be like, hey, what's wrong? i think it's apartheid. why are you late? uh, it's apartheid. >> all right, so tell me about this pms show that you guys did. >> yeah, pms. the pure monate show. it was a sketch comedy show. the first season was in 2003. >> hello, chaps. welcome to my ranch. have you ever been hunting before? >> yeah, sure, we go hunting all the time. >> the general sense in the country was that people weren't talking about thingand that there were many elephants in many rooms and so on. and so it was very... >> so there was no such show and this was a groundbreaking show? >> yeah, exactly. this was the first time we made

both incidents came just two days after a rare passenger death aboard a private jet. 55-year-old dana hydepital following an emergency landing outside hartford, connecticut. >> only information i have about the emergency is possible laceration. >> reporter: after initially focusing on turbulence, today the ntsb said it's investigating a possible mechanical issue. >> i certainly want to emphasize that we have an excellent safety record with the commercial airlines in this country. but there are a number of events that have raised the attention lately. >> reporter: a number of close calls have the industry on high alert, and the acting head of the faa is expected to face some tough questions when he testifies before congress. as for that boston case, the suspect was taken into custody and if convicted, he could face life in prison. norah. >> lilia luciano, thank you so much. >>> now to ohio, where there was another norfolk southern train wreck over the weekend, raising new questions about the company's safety record just a month after the toxic train derailment in east palestine. the ntsb is

to heal as a new world order is emerging, bringing an end to western dominance. charleston writer hyde, armless sofa, says that reconciliation between saudi arabian syria is important in the context of an ongoing rejection of u. s. influence in the region. this time is the face time for the solution. first, we have noticed major rejection of the u. s. influence here in the middle east. healy can notice that this is a kind of decision of the he counties in this region who gets right and deeds. and russia has a very important to put in an taurus that intervention, that only thing, but also the entire vision. i believe that after the warning you leave, the balance in all has t and became clear to many that the west wasn't both in a region in pieces or with only union soil. i believe in the teleaccount leaf of some developments regions issue after this. albumin accomplish that mattel has the indifferent and we are not very well that many issue the engine in a few these all without combination and with the masters and china and under us have established diplomatic ties. after the central am

: both incidents came two days after a rear passenger death aboard a private jet. 55-year-old dana hyde emergency landing outside of hartford, connecticut. >> all the information i have about the emergency is possible laceration. >> reporter: after focusing on it's investigating a possible mechanical issue. >> i want to emphasize that we have an excellent safety record with the commercial airlines in this country. but there are a number of events that have raised the attention lately. >> reporter: a number of close calls have the industry on high alert, and the head or the acting head of the faa is expected to face tough questions when he testifies before congress. as for the boston case, the suspect was taken into custody and if convicted, he could face life in prison. norah. >> norah: lilia luciano, thank you so much. now to ohio where there was another norfolk southern train wreck over the weekend raising new questions about the company's safety record. just a month after the toxic train derailment in east palestine. the ntsb is on the scene and no roxana saberi is there. >> reporter

. >> both incidents came two days after a rear passenger death aboard a private jet, dana hyde died atcy landing outside laceration. >> reporter: ntsb says it's investigating a possible mechanical issue. >> i want to emphasize that we have an excellent safety record with the commercial airlines in this country. but there are number of events that have raised the attention lately. >> a number of cse t indy onig and head otheac i s quon he ttifies before congress. as for that boston case, the suspect was taken into custody and if convicted he could face life in prison. norah >> norah: lilia luciano, think so much. to ohio where there was another nor from celtic train wreck, raising questions about the safety record just a month after the toxic train derailment in east palestine. the ntsb is on the scene and no injuries reported. roxana saberi is there. >> dashcam video capture at the harrowing moment when it came hurtling off the tracks, this time near springfield, ohio, flinging debris into the air. >> you guys are so close to the tracks. >> very close, we were so lucky. >> reporter: he

meanwhile, tragedy on board a private plane when a passenger, 55-year-old dana hyde of maryland, was killed as the bombardier challenger plane hit severe turbulence the plane flying from new hampshire to virginia making an emergency landing in connecticut. the ntsb says the pilots were dealing with a trim issue at the time, suggesting they may have hit clear air turbulence in a jet stream moving 50 to 100 miles an hour faster than normal >> clear air turbulence is not something that radar shows. so pilots are unable to see it in advance >> reporter: every year passengers and crew members suffer head lacerations, broken bones and bruises in severe turbulence >> this is exactly why we tell you to wear your seat belt because if you're not wearing your seat belt when severe turbulence like this happens it can actually be deadly >> reporter: the incidents are rare but they come as the faa prepares for an aviation safety summit next week. lester >> all right, tom, thank you. >>> parts of southern california remain under a state of emergency tonight with many residents still trapped after d

caroline hyde will speak with the ceo of macy's at the 1:00 p.m. new york hour. about the stock market account i was just mentioning. today we see a positive performance out of europe today. the core number with trading -- up 4.5%. the german 10-year is continu ing says selloff. the euro is at 1.06. how much are higher will rates have to go? you can see that in the euro-dollar, 1.061 four is where we are trading. we are down point 5%. the european close is coming out. we will debate the inflation story. susanna streeter will join us. the closes next, this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time you made a sale online was also the first time you heard of a town named... dinosaur? we just got an order from a dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. - [announcer] imagine having fuller, thicker, more voluminous hair instantly. all it takes is just one session at hairclub. introducing xtrands. xtrands adds hundreds or even thousands of hair strands

>> i am caroline hyde at bloomberg's world headquarters in new york. >> i am ed ludlow in san francisco. >> tesla investor that kicks off and we bring you everything you need to know from elon musk's big event. >> we will bring you a conversation with the ceo of coinbase amid a broad regulatory crackdown on that industry as the sec eyes the company's product. >> plus, g. naming their new leader. all of that is so much more coming up. from private markets to public, we check in on what was a slightly dour mood and the overall equity benchmarks. some of that manufacturing data in the u.s. showing the prices are still rising further than the federal reserve. we want to see the 10-year yield. interesting that china managed to have a pretty strong day. i am looking at the golden dragon. even though the risk assets have been selling off of it. >> for the macros and the micro, -- salesforce knocking it out of the park. the shares are up over 14%. give us a full year 24 hour outlook. looking at the fiscal first quarter and revenue above expectations, other than a reaction stating that this is e

well yeah, hyde catch on some such, uh, scandalous moments, and then yes, well, well, guys.king art, after all, art must be treated very carefully and in no case should it be. well, let's say our real value. well, to misinterpret, we grew up on this, that is, our feelings. that's great. this patriotism on our partisanfilm brand has been formed, and thank god that it is held periodically and film promotions that show movies. well, sometimes it is timed to some specific dates. here were some in the history lesson in this year, and in all a regional cinemas. we are including by regions. uh, our filmmakers went out and showed a film that has already become a classic. and irina klimova ideas. look, they talked about how the film was created because with him. many people know very interesting facts, for example, how sound, which was then a young sound engineer, uh, victor mors, uh, did the effect. here is this mute deafening explosion. it was later used in one of spielberg's projects. that's who knows, but such things, when you tell people, they then they watch this film in a diff

well, political commentator unblocked david fry hyde says that the by did i ministration may try to weaken trump's political position, whether or not january 6 was a set up in the technical sense. it was facilitated, it was allowed to happen. we now know from the trials of the oath keepers and the proud voices, we know that the f b, i had infiltrated plans of seditious conspiracy, india, legit or perpetrators. and yet then claim to not have had any advanced warning of january 6th. they knew what was going to happen, arguably, allowed it to happen and possibly, and probably had instigators or as all provoking her in the crowd to make sure that it did happen. i don't know why the deep state and politicians in america are so bloody afraid of trump if they think he has no chance of winning the next election . but their fear and their attempts to basically politically take him out. and then politically weaponized that to ban any of his proto supports, protesting. i mean, they've got to be scared of something legitimate if they're going out of their way . so much though to do this seems like pla

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not long ago, the killing of a young woman in hyde park and two police officers intervened in a family's comment to the concern of the increase in violent attacks has increased in this country according to the report of statistics canada, violent crimes in this country increased by 27% last year. based on this research , it is not religious violence that has the highest number. there is a happy ending after the collapse of a mine in the congo with the unexpected escape of the miners from the falling debris. saddened, these images, which had a wide media coverage , show the efforts of miners to escape from the falling debris in a gold mine. a man is trying to save his colleagues by the steep slope of the debris, when suddenly a miner started digging out of the debris outside the rescuer with his bare hands. and within two minutes of collection nine men came out alive and well. mine collapse is a recurring story in this central african country where miners have little chance of survival. thank you very much for your association with the world today . may god bless you and the people of isl

we've been able to clean and maintain our efforts on the 300 block of eddie and the 600 block of hyde. when it come, when it came to stunt driving during this reporting period, we had nothing to report. our staffing levels remain the same from the last time the chief reported. and that concludes my report. >> thank you. a couple of questions. you said you conducted buy bust. how many have been conducted? >> i don't have that information. >> next week, can you please report on how many buy bust have been conducted this month and next month, actually, let's get it for 2023 thus far. we're only three months in. >> okay. >> last week, we asked the chief to report on the chief's hearing numbers. there were 87 of them. i asked for how many of the 87 are over a year old. i'm told that some are more than two years old. we wanted the breakdown. do you have that information? >> that wasn't a part of my packet for this evening. apologies. >> okay. if you remind, i'll remind the chief as well, we really need the breakdown from the number of cases. we know dpa has 87 and we wanted to know what the

hello, hyde. >> hi can you hear me pedro? >> you are on, go ahead. >> concerning the virus it doesn't matter it was in the lab or came from the cage. the chinese government was in wuhan and they allowed worldwide travel in country travel in china so it doesn't really matter if it came from that or the lab. both sides of the aisle allowed a communist country with the world trade organization but that was democrat or republican that was both sides of the aisle. talk about that and roads program or whatever the chinese are calling it in south america with which i a lot of time and. they have a lot of potential downof there. and i'll wrap it up here real quick. we are feeling ourselves. we are not a sovereign nation and the borders not secure at all. the meantime they are spending tons of money in south america in doing the roads program which you can explain better than me and they are going to gain more and more control. russia tried to do in the 70s but they couldn't afford it. the chinese can afford it and we are still buying

caroline: i am caroline hyde not in new york. ed: both of us are in san francisco. and public market relatively is hitting a smack in the face -- volatility is hitting us smack in the face. caroline: tesla shedding tens of billions of dollars of market value. ed: and why the commerce secretary told us u.s. concerns over chinese apps go beyond tiktok. caroline: and a conversation with gary gensler about his concerns over artificial intelligence. silver gate continues to plunge after concerns. first, let us look public markets. i want to dive in on the macro, not just crib go. the nasdaq is up. this is so macro focused. one of the key fed voices has come out and said we could to see a pause in interest rate hikes. china was a little bit of a drawback. the two year yield is flat. let's get to the world of crypto. the dollar resolutely higher against most today but in the last couple of days crypto held onto a gain. relative stability but players within the space are getting attention. ed: everyone is using specific assets as a lens. we will talk about macy's later. we