jonathon: we are down .6%.because well from three well-known hawks on the fomc. tom: master move the market last time. jonathon: they may feel compelled to move it by 50 basis point. tom: she is prodigious and mathematics. the epsilon is the noise out there and she's an expert on that. there's been a lot of noise out there this week. jonathon: how much is the fed using the information from january and if you get a drip feed of data in february. tom: aaron rodgers, the new york jets. jonathon: if you look at what mohammed is saying a new dovetail what we heard from ed hyman, no wonder he had this cacophony of opinion. jonathon: look at the move in the bond market. five weeks in a two year yield climate breaching 470 getting closer to 4% on a 10 year maturity. i forget who said it but essentially, the fed is telling you you can get 5% wanted t-bill why would you go anywhere else? tom: that's a short-term view. if you have a six-month t-bill, and six months you have to make a decision. jonathon: thus the investmen

jonathon: i'll take that. lisa: all i can say is that the four-day workweek has been put into an experimental phase in the u.k. and most companies are not going back. just saying. it is sticking around longer than expected. here's what i am watching. more than the idea of stronger growth, which is a good thing, what i'm really watching is the geopolitics. 8:45 a.m., biden will be meeting with the regressed nine -- bucharest nine. at the same time, china's top diplomat is meeting with russian foreign ministers. the tension is tangible. are we seeing an ongoing hardening in the lines here? are we ratcheting up the tensions? this, to me, is the biggest risk i keep monitoring. at 2 p.m., we get the fed minutes. you should read them because, yes, they are stale, but they can massage them. people are talking about how they will massage them to give us a sense of the fund rates. it is now a post-2007 hi. people start to expect only two, but three basis point hikes. this is going to be really telling. here's the big i

jonathon: lewis hamilton, those guys -- tom: they are tough. jonathon: well put. with the news from around the world. with the first word, i lisa mateo. reddish prime minister rishi sunak and ec president meet today. it is a signal that the two sides are ready to settle their differences over northern ireland, finalizing the regions post-brexit trading has been an issue since the withdrawal agreement was reached in 2019. saudi arabia has signed agreements worth $400 million with ukraine. the kingdom's foreign minister made a surprise visit to kyiv and met with bilotta mayor zelinski. there was a united nations called for russia to pull troops out of ukraine. an investigation has found that a laboratory leak in china most likely caused the covered pandemic. a classified report on the energy department had been provided to the white house and key members of congress. the "journal" says they made their conclusion with " low confidence." global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countr

jonathon: long and variable.right now, what we are going to do is look back 364 days and speak with marc champion, our senior reporter for bloomberg news, and a true expert on synthesizing all these emotions and realities for the continent of europe. there is a team over at the ft today to write up a big take and talk about ukraine. they really talk about putin. it is heavily reported that one of their sources says "putin has three advisors, this according to lavrov. ivan the terrible, peter the great, and catherine the great." that is putin looking to the past to rationalize what he is doing paid what does he see in the present? marc: if you listened carefully to his speech the other day, he kind of began and ended on this idea of history, that these are our historic lands that we are gathering back now. it is really important, and i think we all, including policymakers in the west, overlooked how much he was becoming obsessed by history, really. in the middle of 2021, he wrote 5000 or 6000 words in an essay abo

jonathon: they are cash machines.t on what and some of these companies are saying growth is decelerating. they said that the good times are coming to an end. they are talking exclusively about a guy. lisa: you already have high valuations. there are all these other companies that are doing incredible things but those eight names account for 60% of the total gains on the s&p 500. tom: apple has a 26 multiple off the bloomberg ds screen. that means apple innovation. jonathon: i am getting slaughtered this morning. slaughtered. especially after the soup nazi. how can you trust this man? where has he been? tom: but i don't get doctor who. i just have no idea. jonathon: it just wasn't that big in the u.k.. tom: i remember, it's 2:00 in the morning. i look over the fancy business and he is watching the show called little britain. and i was addicted to it and i didn't know a third of the humor. jonathon: that's great, that's brilliant. i miss that. futures are down .09%. we will catch up with daniel ives of wedbush securitie

jonathon golub credit suisse securities strategist. and we just heard from marty walsh. >> i looked up my economists and said you were way off today. it was a great report. when you look at areas that i think are really important, business growth, health care growth, strong, steady growth in construction. those areas you would know better than i would as far as the economy, i will take this job's report any day of the week. ♪ 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. >> this report is a reminder that for the hot, tight labor market it will still be an issue for the inflation element. they really challenge the ability of the fed to deliver that pivot that the bond market is pricing and foris pricing and part of the year. alix: that was jeff rosenberg, the texas of the question of th

jonathon is not shy. he's determined leader end of quote.eacher misheir says that her goal to help them find his light so he can brightly shine through the world around him. jonathon is here tonight accompanied by his mother ms. jenna along with the principal of st. martin ms. dolores and served as five years for five years completed a 40-year career public schools in one district. one school district spending 22 years as a principal before comes to st. martin jonathon and ladies will you please stand and be recognized. [applause] >> thank you. executive budget also provides 25 million dollars in lottery dollars for the creation of education scholarship accounts also called esa's. pending change in the law by the general assembly. these funds will allow lower income parents to choose type of education environment and instruction that best suit their child unique need. teacher pay, my executive budget also provides to continue remarkable progress we have made in raising teacher pay and we must do more. new teaching positions are being created

jonathon: new york city this morning. the fed decision just around the corner.ncer: everything you need to get set for the start of u.s. trading. this is bloomberg "the open" with jonathan ferro. ♪ jonathon: live from new york, coming up, fed chair jay powell set to downshift once again.