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that's g-o-l-o.com. jonathan: kicking off a brand-new trading. equity futures down .5%. countdown to the open starts now. >> everything you need to get ready for the start of u.s. trading, this is bloomberg "the open." jonathan: we begin with the big issue, rate hike bets. >> market is anticipating a quicker pace of tightening. >> talking about rate height sooner -- rate hikes sooner. >> pressure on the feds. >> we cannot hike. >> we were once talking about the end of 2022, early 2023. >> we saw the first rate hike

that's g-o-l-o.com. jonathanve from new york city on radio and tv, this is bloomberg surveillance. here is price action for you. equity market up 19. nasdaq, up by 0.3%.four days of gains on the s&p. within 1% of all-time highs. here is a single name -- danone. their stock is down. this from the cfo, we expect 2020 to on the same level as -- we expect 2022 on the same level as 2021. stock trading -- that stock trading negative in france. let us quickly finish on the bond markets. it is yesterday in reverse. that two year yield comes up three basis points south of 40. let us catch up with francine lacqua. francine: i am at the science museum where we heard from the prime minister on innovation. one person who was in the room and who i believe had dinner with the prime minister yesterday is david solomon. david: it has been a while since i have been in london. i am thrilled to be back. good to be spending time with you. francine: the pitch from that u.k. government is come here, invest, be green. have they been per

some support will be needed and some economists are worried the new g crunch -- energy crunch -- jonathanonversation now, increasingly so, about initiating and deploying that property tax. we have been talking about that for a long time in china. what does the growth situation next year look like, with all of that in mind? >> the important point is that with the slower momentum heading into the beginning of next year, that will influence what growth target the authorities set for next year. the target this year was around 6%. people said that was easily achievable and it looks like it still will be. policymakers will meet in november and decide on what the growth target will be for next year. they will not set too ambitious a target. that will dictate how much stimulus and support authorities will need to tip into the economy. there is a feeling that the government is serious about this reform agenda and will push through painful measures, even if that means there is a hit to gdp growth. that seems to be the picture in terms of where we are at right now. tom: thank you so much. damien joi

that's g-o-l-o.com. jonathan: equity futures down on the s&p about.1%.q, positive on the russell. the week begins tomorrow, earnings season begins. year-to-date, on s&p 500 and on the banks, we look like this. on the s&p come up year-to-date by 16 percentage points. the bank index up 38%, and since september 22 when the fed meeting started about higher interest rates, the bank index up 10% and bank of america is up 12%. that is a big move coming into this week for earnings season. we reopen in the treasury market with twos, tends, 30's -- 10, 30's. the front end is the highest we have been at since march of 2020. there is a heartbeat at the front end because there is a bigger conversation about higher interest rates. 34 basis points. vice chair clara later -- cla rida later. tom: thank you so much. lara rhame joins us from fs investments. one of the themes besides waiting for inflation are the narratives out there right now. how do you take a set of narratives, some of all of our fears -- a sum of all of our fears and put it into a forecast? lara: the na

that's g-o-l-o.com. jonathanesday morning, good morning, the equity market, a bit of a snooze after yesterday. it was a beat on coca-cola, equity markets doing nothing. small caps down four and after next week, getting over tomorrow with apple and amazon in the mix , next week there's a federal reserve decision on a wednesday, friday. on the long end, breaking 160 939, down just below 2% here. the move on the front-end, tom, the lift again coming from chairman powell next wednesday, how hard does he push back against this? jonathan: you were out -- tom: you were out front on this. where will we be on november 1 or november 2? i know what you're saying. just finishing what you were saying. the fed decision. makes people confused. tom: thank god. jonathan: wednesday won't be a live meeting for interest rate hikes on the federal reserve that thursday could be for bank of england. sterling, 137 right now. 100 3420 seven is where we were at the back end of september, tom. the fear is they might be hiking into weakness

that's g-o-l-o.com. jonathan: welcome back. let's focus on facebook.ouble thumbs down for the firm. the social media company experienced a devastating outage yesterday. it shut out many of its 2.7 billion global users yesterday which confused a lot of people. facebook whistleblower is testifying right now as you can see before the senate subcommittee. claiming the company is aware of how its platforms are used to spread violence and hate. facebook of course denying those claims. joining us is anna edgerton. this is a bombshell moment in terms of the narrative surrounding facebook and social media. there has been momentum towards changing the whole series of regulations. how big a catalyst will today be? >> we understand pretty well the allegations that the whistleblower has already made it they were reported by the wall street journal. we are looking for now is exactly how congress will respond. i'm looking for what kind of legislation they could pass to increase regulations on the tech industry and also where this investigation goes from here. >> we w

g 20 remotely. james bayes al jazeera rome of jonathan's economy is on the brink of collapse and the un humanitarian chief is calling on the world was powerful countries to do something about it. during this weekend's g 20 summit, martin griffith spoke to out. there is kristen. so let me about watson state. almost half of the children under 5 or risk of severe acute malnutrition. one in 2 of the population of afghanistan don't have enough food to eat dinner when the next meal is coming. so the food insecurity is, is reaching levels which is unparalleled globally. it's an extraordinary picture. our un agencies able to get in and out of the country more easily. now, are they able to move about the country freely and access people in need? the un has scaled up with international and joe's and national partners. and the security in afghanistan to reach people in need hasn't been as good as this for a long time. so that there are some, there is some good news. un flights are regularly going in and out and around. i've got to stop. staff have gone back in the operating conditions are beginning to improve,

that's g-o-l-o.com. jonathan from new york city this morning -- good morning -- price action shaping up as follows -- equity futures up 28, advancing quite nicely, .6%. same story on the russell to the small-cap, a real lift here. let's start with the bank's premarket. shaping up as follows for the likes of bank of america, jp morgan, and citi. since september 22 when we started to have a conversation about higher interest rates, bank of america is up about 10%. this talk about rates. 's two --two's 10's and 30's is what i want to look at. tom: where 2 -- are we autumn, 2022? jonathan: deutsche bank is out in 2022. they think the federal reserve will be sensitive to the inflation story that will persist. yesterday, not just yesterday, but the day before, the amount of demand on 10's and 30's has been remarkable. lisa: this highlights the distance between the rate hike and the longer term trend -- the sooner the fed hikes, the less incentive. jonathan: you get to flatter curves, tens 1354, yields basically unchang

jonathan, i told you you stole our show with your answer. tell us what is the president's mission in europe. talk about what's going on with climate change. there is this gmeeting, they will talk about global supply chains and other things. jonathan: it is a market contrast -- marked contrast from the president's first overseas trip in june. when he was hailed sort of as a hero and greeted with open arms and sigh of relief because he was not donald trump. this trip, a little thornier. he has more work to do. today was a win for him. he met with pope francis. president biden is only the second u.s. president who is catholic. he's devout. he met with pope francis and was not only told he should continue to receive communion despite his pro-life stance ich some americans have questioned, but he and francis are ideology ically similar. biden, those meetings with heads of state with the pope, usually half hour, 45 minutes. president biden was in there for 90. he had some apologizing to do. he called the deal with france, his meeting with macron. we talked about the submarine deal, with a u.k. and austral. he called it clumsy which is about as close to an apol

jonathan mccall. he got a chance to actually ride along with them at g 4 speeds. >> really excited, really just readyget it done. a once in a lifetime opportunity getting a chance to ride shotgun with the world famous navy blue angels and you just a little before the flight. there's plenty of preparations first instructions on how to avoid blocking out inside the cockpit. >> which but i could and could not touch what to do. just in case of emergencies. >> after that, it was go time jumping into my jumpsuit. the same size from when i from there. it was a short walk to the flight line to climb inside of an f 18 super hornet fighter jet. this blue angels fleet brand new in fact. >> just the second person in the bay area to write one after popping my helmet on. i got some last minute instructions from the crew. chief. >> then i got to be the man leading me on this adventure. maybe lieutenant commander wet a 10 year naval >> after a last minute inspection. i give the thumbs up and it's time to roll. in a matter of seconds. we're flyinh high above the bay area. for brad and there's never a bad day at the o

i'm jonathan capehart this is "the sunday show." the g-20 summit is wrapping up today in rome.european union on tariffs on steel and aluminum. other big accomplishments from the summit include a monumental pact between all g-20 leaders to establish a 15% global corporate tax which would juice revenue for the president's domestic build back better agenda in a big way. and the possible reignition of nuclear talks with iran. standing with his fellow leaders of the west, the president gave what appeared to be the first public confirmation the united stat

jonathan mccall. he got a chance to actually ride along with them at g 4 speeds. >> really excited, really just readyget it done. a once in a lifetime opportunity getting a chan

jonathan: where is the gloom, tom? lisa: i just spoke. tom: i just inc. the media is like, oh i just think the media is like, oh and glike, omg, transitory inflation. it is very optimistic about solid growth forward. jonathan: companies doing business. let's be clear, one of the highlights of this report, investment banking fees. companies are getting to work. tom: tangible equity was 22%. i have never framed that in my mind ever. jonathan: it is not bad, is it? when have we ever called you gloomy, tom? tom: i'm not gloomy. jonathan: i don't think lisa is living this morning either. lisa: honestly, i am looking at this headcount and thinking we always see the cycles, when the economy is good and banking is good. then we see the contractions down. jonathan: by definition, that is the cycle, isn't it? [laughter] lisa: whatever. moving on jonathan: your equity market -- moving on. jonathan: your equity market up 0.2% on the s&p 500. tom: i think jp morgan should be cautious. jonathan: from new york city this morning, good morning. cpi in america, one hour in four minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ this halloween, xfinit

jonathan mccall got a chance to ride along with them at g 4 speeds really excited. >> really pumps justit done. a once in a lifetime opportunity getting a chance to ride shotgun with the world famous navy blue angels and you just a little before the flight. there's plenty of preparations first instructions on how to avoid blocking out inside the cockpit. >> which but i could and could not touch what to do. just in case of emergencies. >> after that, it was go time jumping into my jumpsuit. the same size from when i was from there. it was a short walk to the flight line. the climb inside of an f 18 super hornet fighter jet. this blue angels flight all brand new. in fact. >> just the second person in the bay area to write one after popping my helmet on. i got some last minute instructions from the crew. >> then i got to be the man leading me on this adventure. maybe lieutenant commander brett a 10 year people >> after a last minute inspection. i give the thumbs up and it's time to roll. in a matter of seconds. we're flying high above the bay area. for brad and there's never a bad day at t

saturday's big air show as part of san francisco's fleet week kron four's jonathan mccall at the honor to right along with them at g 4 speeds. >> really excited, really just ready to get it done. a once in a lifetime opportunity getting a chance to ride shotgun with the world famous navy blue angels and you just a before the flight. there's plenty of preparations first instructions on how to avoid blocking out inside the cockpit. >> which but i could and could not touch what to do. just in case of emergencies. >> after that, it was go time jumping into my jumpsuit. the same size from when i from there. it was a short walk to the flight line to climb inside of an f 18 super hornet fighter jet. >> this blue angels flight all brand new. in fact. >> just the second person in the bay area to write one after popping my helmet on. i got some last minute instructions from the crew. chief. >> then i got to be the man leading me on this adventure they be lieutenant commander. jody is wet. a 10 year people >> after a last minute inspection. i give the thumbs up and it's time to roll. in a matter of seconds. we're flying high

jonathan mccall. he got a chance to ride along with them at g 4 speeds. >> i'm really excited, really just ready to get in a lifetime opportunity getting a chance to ride shotgun with the world famous navy blue angels and you just for the flight. there's plenty of preparations first instructions on how to avoid blocking out inside the cockpit. >> which but i could and could not touch what to do. just in case of emergencies. >> after that, it was go time jumping into my jumpsuit. the same size from when i was from there. it was a short walk to the flight line to climb inside of an f 18 super hornet fighter jet. this blue angels flight all brand new. in fact. >> just the second person in the bay area to write one after popping my helmet on. i got some last minute instructions from the crew. >> then i got to be the man leading me on this adventure. maybe lieutenant commander but a 10 year >> after a last minute inspection. i givi the thumbs up and it's time to roll. in a matter of seconds. we're flying high above the bay area. for brad and there's never a bad day at the office. >> just to give you that. v

g's. that's what he said. he said 7 and a half the extreme that they pulled. >> and by the way, jonathan was supposed to be withs right now and he still upstairs in operating trying get his again what you've done it, right. you've done the flight yet johnson's son x sailor like myself. and so this you get to do it once. if you if you're lucky enough to even get called in to do it and so, yeah, when you hit the 6 or 7 g's. you could see it kind of scrunchies you down because 6 jesus 6 times your body. i do. if you're 200 pounds, you feel like you a 1200 pounds and it just you just start sinking into the seat. you can't control what it's like. you have a lead weight on top of you just dragging you down and can't even lift your arm. that's what the g. i think that keystone and grants to. i haven't done it. been to chicken that maybe one day, lawrence, have you done to go. >> that's like a trip of a lifetime to be able to do fly around, especially the bay area. imagine flying in the bay area. the blue angel and boy, that just something else. so what's the fleet week forecast if you go one, you're going joy from dow

i'm jonathan capehart this is "the sunday show." the g-20 summit is wrapping up today in rome. just moments ago, president biden announced a new deal with the european union on tariffs on steel and aluminum. other big accomplishments from the summit include a monumental pact between all g-20 leaders to establish a 15% global corporate tax which would juice revenue for the president's domestic build back better agenda in a big way. and the possible reignition of nuclear talks with iran. standing with his fellow leaders of the west, the president gave what appeared to be the first public confirmation the united states is actively working to bring iran back to the negotiating table. >> mr. president, when would you like talks with iran to resume? >> back at home though the wins for the president aren't forth coming. brand-new polling from nbc news released this morning finds the president's approval rating has dropped seven points since august to 42%. it also reveals that more than 7 in 10 surveyed believe the country is heading in the wrong direction. which raises the question fo

g-o-l-o.com. tom: very good friday to you. kailey leinz is here for jonathan ferro.ieve he is in around, i am not -- is in rome, i am not sure. lisa abramowicz is with us. michael mckee, as we roll out economic data, am i right that this is more important than the gdp look yesterday? michael: it gives us the latest spending numbers. at this point, what we can see his personal income was down by 1%. i'm going to look at the numbers, but i bet can tell you where that is, that will come from government transfer payments. personal spending was up 6/10 of 1%. the headline number, we are up 3/10 of 1% for the month. this is the number that is in the fed's mandate, their target, that is the topline number. but the core stays at 3.6% after a 2/10 percent increase, with expectations, although we thought we would get to 3.7%. so, basically, we have plateaued with the inflation numbers that the fed watches. tom: lisa committed to you have any understanding of what might -- lisa, do you have any understanding of what michael just said? lisa: people are earning less. but what cau

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of jonathan's economy is on the brink of collapse and the un humanitarian chief bought in. griffith is calling on the world's most powerful countries to do something about it. during this weekend's g. 20 summit putting cash in the economy is not putting cash into the hands of the telecom. as we very clear about that. putting cash and the economy means that nurses can be paid. it means that traders can operate. it means that women running small businesses can do that. the us food and drug administration has authorized the pfizer by and take coven 19 vaccine for children as young as 5 charles for the group began in july. the dr to vaccinate. children was spurred by rise and infections of the delta variance and the reopening of schools and the u. k threatening, greater checks on all e vessels, if fishing in his waters, a france goes ahead with a series of proposed sanctions. the escalating dispute is linked to a post briggs fishing green. paris is threatening sanctions. if the u. k. doesn't grant more licenses of french fishermen, the british government says if those actions are implemented, it would put the e u in breach of a trade agreement. now those are the headlines. the news co

jonathan turley, thanks so much. meanwhile, if you wonder where the president is and why the lights oare out. he is in rome gng better his credibility on the world stage that really went well when you consider what happened in afghanistan. you got to feel as though the president has got a lot of ground to pick up. only focusing on domestic agenda. when asking relationship with france is repaired after screwing them out of a submarine deal. answer wasn't convincing. >> is the relationship repaired? >> you are asking me? >> yes. >> my answer is i think what happened, was -- [inaudible] what did was clumsy. i'm under the certain things had happened that hadn't happened. >> brian: all right. sorry about taking a deal away from you that would have given you $100 billion. it happens to all of us. steve hilton host of the next revolution knows what it's like at international events. now he is an american citizen but knows what it's like at g-20. steve, your impression of how it's going to so far and the president's response clumsy? >> columnsy. it's hilarious. it might have been better if he columnsy. then he could

it or don't rookie jonathan comminga may make his nba debut tomorrow with the warriors hosting okc come again nursing a knee injury fellow first round pick moses moody. sent to the g last night. the warriors turned the ball over 22 times including an 8-second violation with dram on their really rareub blew in 19-point lead basically gifting the grizzlies the win golden state's first defeated the year came a result. okay as a a result of carelessness and sloppiness. well, we're just too scattered. you know, we've always been a team that thrives in in chaos, but i think we're a little too chaotic right now, and i think we need to settle down and trust that the next guy can make a plan. everybody's gonna have an opportunity to impact the game. you just obviously can't have 22 turnovers and do that. well, especially the way that we have to create those shots. so it's tough when you lose you realize you're starting nitpicking pretty quickly. we'll see how we bounce back. the raiders have a buy this week's derek carr is working on his wiffle ball skills with his son. whoa, look out kid a little chin music for dad there. don't crowd the plate old man. i think that is der

g 20 summit. is the administration using the pope as a political ploy? jonathanion. despite the problem and labor shortage my next guest says it will be a monster halloween and monster holiday sales period for the retailers. gerald staunch, ace retail guy is here next. ♪♪ no one's going to save you ♪♪ from the beast about to bite ♪♪ you know it's thriller ♪♪ thriller of the night ♪♪ you are fighting for your life ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (vo) this is a place for ambition. a forge of progress. a unicorn in training. a corner to build a legacy. a vision for tomorrow. a fresh start. a blank canvas. a second act. a renewed company culture. a temple for ideas. and a place to make your mark. loopnet. the most popular place to find a space. stuart: netflix, all-time high, $676 a share. we are two days from hello we. gerald staunch is with us, he says halloween will be a monster this year. these retail guy, i will ask why monster year for halloween. >> consumers spend $10 billion in halloween, up 20% when consumers were spooked by the virus. we are past that ghoulish period, e

it's all your fault, jonathan, kidding and kevin o'leary, investor and venture capitalist today's dujour natural gas shortage talking about a tanker headed to sprain, all the way to gs gotten so bad that they've turned off the traffic lights can you imagine, because they don't have enough coal is there any doubt in your mind, o'leary, this has to do with woke esg investing >> not at all. but you don't have to go as far as china to see what happens when you under invest in high ro carbon infrastructure. go north to canada, sex years ago, trudeau got the mandate, he shut down the carbon industry and having them purchase the pipeline from the west where there was an abundance of oil to the east where there is none today in the eastern provinces of canada, they have no oil. they have to import it from countries that don't pay any carbon taxes and those stips go ships go up and kasdz on the east coast have nothing. today they've realized this is a disaster an unmitigated disaster. because the canadians imposed a huge carbon tax and have no energy in winter for the eastern provinces. the same thing is happening in the united states. biden cancelled that pipeline as soon