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i'm here with julianna tatelbaum.hese are your headlines inflation and covid measures weigh on french business activity easing supply shortages help the german manufacturing to the fastest growth in five months. i'll have the latest european data shortly >>> european equities track asia into the red into the worst week on wall street in almost two years. ahead of the fed meeting, imf director tells cnbc the global economy depends on central bank clarity. >> that could throw cold water on for some countries a weak recovery this is why the fed is doing to clearly communicate to prevent surprises is hugely important. >> unilever surges to the top of the stoxx 600. >>> and berlusconi drops out of the race as the secret ballot to elect the next president begins. dragi is the next to take the top italian job. >> we have economic data on top this morning beginning with the january pmi data for the eurozone. let's bring you across the numbers. flash services pmi at 51.2 that is notable versus 53.1. still expense territory. wh
i'm here with julianna tatelbaum.hese are your headlines inflation and covid measures weigh on french business activity easing supply shortages help the german manufacturing to the fastest growth in five months. i'll have the latest european data shortly >>> european equities track asia into the red into the worst week on wall street in almost two years. ahead of the fed meeting, imf director tells cnbc the global economy depends on central bank clarity. >> that could throw cold...
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i'm julianna tatelbaum with roxanna lockwood tech bouncing back after the january selloff which has theq on course for the worse since 2008 >>> and vodafone is building a stake and calling for structure change while they deal with intel to deal with the chip archi architecture. >>> and reluctant second term after lawmakers fail to agree. >> these conditions require one doesn't step away. naturally, these must have other prospects. >>> and we'll be crossing the tensions as russia moves to oil at seven year highs. >> president number one thing that will stop vladimir putin taking action if he understands the costs of the action. this could result in the quagmire he should be well aware of that. >>> good morning the final day of trade for the month of january is here let's take stock of what we have seen over the last 31 days or so the dow jones industrial average down 4.4%. s&p is down 7% the loser over the month of january is the nasdaq. down nearly 12%. that was the real story of the last 31 days or so the u.s. tech selloff. the question of if this will continue or whether we are now at
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♪♪ ♪♪ -- captions by vitac -- and welcome to "street signs," i'm julianna tatelbaum and these are youres credit swiss shares sink as the chairman resigns over multiple covid rule breaches with axle taking over as his successor bob parker tells cnbc the move is justified. >> it doesn't matter who it is if you break the law, break the rules, obviously your position is untenable i think this move probably was inevitable >> gsk rejects a 50 billion pound offer for its consumer unit but unilever refuses to take no for an answer, preparing to act again >> i consider the offer as underwhelming, interesting and probably a base, a floor, from which to build i would tend to agree that this business is to be sold for a better price, so i would be aligned with the gsk positions. >>> china's economy grows over 8% in 2021, well ahead of government targets but expansion slows to an 18-month low in the fourth quarter while the pboc cuts a key loan rate in a bid to support economic activity. >>> and prime minister boris johnson faces a key week the opposition leader said the country is, quote, paralyze
♪♪ ♪♪ -- captions by vitac -- and welcome to "street signs," i'm julianna tatelbaum and these are youres credit swiss shares sink as the chairman resigns over multiple covid rule breaches with axle taking over as his successor bob parker tells cnbc the move is justified. >> it doesn't matter who it is if you break the law, break the rules, obviously your position is untenable i think this move probably was inevitable >> gsk rejects a 50 billion pound offer for its...
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we have julianna tatelbaum out of the living room and back in the london newsroom. she joins us now julianna, good to see you back in front of the big wall >> reporter: brian, it is good to be back more exciting back drop than my living room. brian, i have been welcomed back to the studio by a strong start to the session green across the board after last week's difficult week for european markets we ended 2% lower. worst week since november. the gains are broad based. germany and italy with gains italy with political stability preserved after president mattarella elected for the second term. ftse 100 is the clear out p performer. ftse 100 in positive territory and the rest of europe traded lower. from the sector perspective, we see technology shares. that technology up 2.7%. selling in basic resources and oil and gas under performing a big week for central banks in europe bank of england on thursday with economy hists increasingly exped to evenngage in the first back-to-back rate rise on thursday we have the european central bank where the president of the ecb is exp
we have julianna tatelbaum out of the living room and back in the london newsroom. she joins us now julianna, good to see you back in front of the big wall >> reporter: brian, it is good to be back more exciting back drop than my living room. brian, i have been welcomed back to the studio by a strong start to the session green across the board after last week's difficult week for european markets we ended 2% lower. worst week since november. the gains are broad based. germany and italy...
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time >>> let's check on what's happening in the early trade in europe for that, as always, julianna tatelbaum is live in europe. >> european equities are on the move this morning. we have green across the board building on yesterday's gains. stoxx 600 yesterday broke a three-day losing streak. the positive momentum continues today. the cac 40 up about 0.7% more gains for the german index. the ftse 100 trading about 0.8% higher from a sector perspective, this is what the picture looks like basic resources up nearly 3% technology, oil and gas holding up well. insurance and health care underperforming. a few big movers i want to highlight for you starting with phillips shares plunged after the company warned fourth quarter sales will miss expectations by 350 million euros. supply shortages and a mass recall in its ventilators unit hit the dutch health group teen viewer shares are soaring the german software company expects full billings to be at 548 billion euros. in the auto space, bmw and volkswagen they have reported their full-year sales this morning bmw recorded a record 2.1 million sales.
time >>> let's check on what's happening in the early trade in europe for that, as always, julianna tatelbaum is live in europe. >> european equities are on the move this morning. we have green across the board building on yesterday's gains. stoxx 600 yesterday broke a three-day losing streak. the positive momentum continues today. the cac 40 up about 0.7% more gains for the german index. the ftse 100 trading about 0.8% higher from a sector perspective, this is what the picture...
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let us move on on this friday and go worldwide julianna tatelbaum is in the london news room with a look at the early friday trade across europe happy friday. >> reporter: brian, good morning. happy friday to you. i think many around the world would echo your words, tgif. yesterday the stoxx 600 pulled back about 1. 25% lower. that was a bit of a catch up trade because european markets closed before the fomc minutes came out and drove u.s. stocks lower. this morning the losses are continuing but contained in terms of the magnitude the german market down about .4%. the spanish market seeing weakness the ftse has been the most resilient all morning. the 100 showing some resilience, basically flat right now because the basic resources sector is outperforming. this is what the picture looks like from a sector perspective the ftse 100 weighted towards the mining stocks and that basket is up 1.6%. technology getting a boost this morning up 0.6%, it's the chip makers in that basket performing best all of the chip makers are performing well this morning down side, travel and leisure is laggard d
let us move on on this friday and go worldwide julianna tatelbaum is in the london news room with a look at the early friday trade across europe happy friday. >> reporter: brian, good morning. happy friday to you. i think many around the world would echo your words, tgif. yesterday the stoxx 600 pulled back about 1. 25% lower. that was a bit of a catch up trade because european markets closed before the fomc minutes came out and drove u.s. stocks lower. this morning the losses are...
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. >>> let's go worldwide julianna tatelbaum is live in the london news room looking at the trade in europe and the growing fight over boris johnson's political future good morning >> good morning. let's kickoff with markets we're off to a fairly muted start here in europe after a strong trading day yesterday which saw the main benchmark in europe rally about .6% this morning a little bit of a pull back, the cac 40 in france down about .3% red on the board for the german and swiss market and spanish and italian equities trading higher and the ftse 100 trading around the flat line, the ftse 100 is in focus alongside sterling, because boris johnson is front and center many saying his days are numbered the prime minister is facing lawmakers' calls to resign after he admitted attending a downey street drinks part in the height of the pandemic and with the country under strict lockdown measures leaders of all major parties calling on the leader to step down but the prime minister insists they wait for the results of the inquiry. we have the prime minister asking members of his party, the public
. >>> let's go worldwide julianna tatelbaum is live in the london news room looking at the trade in europe and the growing fight over boris johnson's political future good morning >> good morning. let's kickoff with markets we're off to a fairly muted start here in europe after a strong trading day yesterday which saw the main benchmark in europe rally about .6% this morning a little bit of a pull back, the cac 40 in france down about .3% red on the board for the german and swiss...
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cnbc's julianna tatelbaum, live from london.sequences had to be cleaned up at the white house. we'll dive into that story next. >>> before we go to break, a look at this date in history. on january 20th, 1937, president franklin d. roosevelt became the first chief executive to be inaugurated on january 20th instead of march 4th. [ indiscernible ] h. h. [ indiscernible old spice works harder for longer. hey derrick man, you gonna be much longer? it's gonna be a minute, minute. hey derrick, quit playin'. derrick! (burke) with farmers auto multi-policy discount, the more policies you have with us, the more you could save on your auto insurance. (man) hey, hon! (wife) hi, honey! (man) like what? (burke) well, you'd get a discount for insuring your jet skis... and boat...rv...life... ...home and more. you could save up to forty-five percent. (man) that's a whole lot of discounts. (burke) well, we offer coverage for a whole lot of things, and you could save a whole lot of something with farmers policy perks. (kid) sup, dad! (burke) se
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. >>> time now for business, and for that, let's bring in, hey, she's next, cnbc's julianna tatelbaumtocks slipped on the final trading days of 2021. what's your outlook for this, the first trading day of 2022. >> well, jon, very happy new year to you. weekend back. yes, stocks slipped, but overall it was a stellar year. the dow jones and s&p 500 both recorded their fifth positive. now, looking ahead to this year, futures indicate a positive start to the year today. but longer term, the market view seems to be that the pandemic will become more manageable this year, the u.s. consumer will remain strong, and a lot of the focus is on the federal reserve as inflation remains high, and the big question for investors, how will the economy and how will markets react to the federal reserve reining in some of the unprecedented performance in prior years. >> by no means is the crisis over across the board. for instance, furniture giant ikea said their furniture prices will go up 9% due to the backlog. given us an understanding where things stand with that company, sure, but long term throughou
. >>> time now for business, and for that, let's bring in, hey, she's next, cnbc's julianna tatelbaumtocks slipped on the final trading days of 2021. what's your outlook for this, the first trading day of 2022. >> well, jon, very happy new year to you. weekend back. yes, stocks slipped, but overall it was a stellar year. the dow jones and s&p 500 both recorded their fifth positive. now, looking ahead to this year, futures indicate a positive start to the year today. but...
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>> cnbc's julianna tatelbaum. we always appreciate it. she joined us live from london.and the u.s. that we discussed earlier in the show. hadley, great to see you. certainly looks like a nice day there in switzerland. both russia and the u.s. have said a deal seems unlikely. if that's the case, what would be the best scenario to come out of these talks? >> honestly, it's about talking and keeping on the talking because at this point as you say both sides essentially are casting a shadow over the next couple of days from geneva to brussels. basically president putin's demands are something the united states can't off the bat commit to. the u.s. nato allies say that's a nonstarter for them, something anthony blinken said was a nontaucing point. it seems like the u.s. is willing to talk. they'd also be willing to talk about military deployments. we see military deployments led by nato multiple times of the year. they always raise the hackles of russians and vice versa. one thing antony blinken was suggesting over the weekend they would potentially be more transparent about
>> cnbc's julianna tatelbaum. we always appreciate it. she joined us live from london.and the u.s. that we discussed earlier in the show. hadley, great to see you. certainly looks like a nice day there in switzerland. both russia and the u.s. have said a deal seems unlikely. if that's the case, what would be the best scenario to come out of these talks? >> honestly, it's about talking and keeping on the talking because at this point as you say both sides essentially are casting a...
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cnbc's julianna tatelbaum live from london.elect committee investigating the capitol attack, including possible action against three sitting members of congress. action against three sitting action against three sitting members cofongress. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including breathing problems, cough, chest pain, a change in your heartbeat, dizziness, yellowing of the skin or eyes, dark urine, tiredness, loss of appetite, abdomen pain,
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. >>> time now for business, for that, let's bring in our friend cnbc julianna tatelbaum who joins usrday but the dow had gained more than 200 points to finish at a new record close for a second day in a row. should americans continue to expect this roller coaster ride all year on wall street? >> well, stock market investors, jon, are bracing for a brig change this year. they are now facing for the first time in a decade what the world will look like when the federal reserve reins in the unprecedented policy support it's been providing. so one question, will this reorder equity markets. and a notable feature of yesterday's trading feature was the underperformance of technology stocks. investors now asking is this the beginning of the so-called great rotation out of tech stocks into a more value part of the market. that's something to consider for the year ahead. >> according to the new york federal reserve, global supply chain pressure is blamed for sparking goods, higher inflation, may, may have finally peaked. that would seem like good news. what sort of impact might this have on th
. >>> time now for business, for that, let's bring in our friend cnbc julianna tatelbaum who joins usrday but the dow had gained more than 200 points to finish at a new record close for a second day in a row. should americans continue to expect this roller coaster ride all year on wall street? >> well, stock market investors, jon, are bracing for a brig change this year. they are now facing for the first time in a decade what the world will look like when the federal reserve...
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cnbc's julianna tatelbaum.amily of martin luther king jr. sends a strong message to those holding out on the filibuster. and reverend al sharpton joins us to talk about what's next for voting rights if it's stalled in the senate. "way too early" is coming right back. led in the senate "way too early" is coming right "way too early" is coming right back hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin. (naj) at fisher investments, our clients know we have their b (other money manager) how do your clients know that? (naj) because as a fiduciary, it's our responsibility to always put clients first. (other money manager) so you do it because you have to? (naj) no, we do it because it's the right thing to do. we help clients enjoy a comfortable retirement. (other money manager) sounds like a big responsibility. (naj) one that we don't take lightly. it's why our fees are structured so we do better when our clients do better. fisher investments is clearly different. i don't just play someone brainy on tv - i'm an actual neu
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let's bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum, who has forgiven me for spoiling "sex and the city" for heryour assessment. what is fueling the numbers? we were eye-opening. >> it was a difficult day if you were along the market yesterday. it seems as though there were fresh jitters around how the central bank will respond to inflation, with more and more traders and investors in the market expecting a potentially more aggressive move from the fed when they meet next week. in terms of the moves, the tech-heavy nasdaq ended 2% lower yesterday. s&p nearly 2% lower. u.s. futures point to a bit of a rebound today. a lot of focus on the banking sector yesterday. goldman sachs delivered underwhelming results. now, bank of america and morgan stanley are taking focus. we'll look to those banking giants to see whether they've experienced a rise in expenses, like with goldman sachs, jpmorgan, and citi so far. >> julianna tatelbaum, live from london, we'll talk to you tomorrow. >>> why are you awake? one viewer writes this. i'm up to say, go noles. such a shame duke lost, she quotes me. not for a semi
let's bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum, who has forgiven me for spoiling "sex and the city" for heryour assessment. what is fueling the numbers? we were eye-opening. >> it was a difficult day if you were along the market yesterday. it seems as though there were fresh jitters around how the central bank will respond to inflation, with more and more traders and investors in the market expecting a potentially more aggressive move from the fed when they meet next week. in terms of...
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there and welcome back to "street signs" on this monday morning, i'm rose ann lookwood with julianna tatelbaume headlines at half past the hour u.s. and russian officials kickoff a crucial week of diplomacy as negotiations on the ukraine crisis begin in geneva, but u.s. secretary of state antony blinken down plays the chances of a break through. >> the question is whether president putin will take the path of diplomacy and dialogue or seeks confrontation. >>> european equities trade around the negative with fl inflation data due and more commentary from jay powell on rates. >>> atos goes the other way issuing a profit warning blaming deal delays and tighter margins. >>> and shares pop after >>> we're about an hour and a half into the european trading session and now essentially flat on the day, we were in negative territory at the start of the program now we have the cak 40 at the flat line dax down about .3% and all this after the turbulent week last week for markets which saw european markets hold up better than the u.s. counter parts. the stoxx 600 ends about .03% lower than the nasdaq. we'
there and welcome back to "street signs" on this monday morning, i'm rose ann lookwood with julianna tatelbaume headlines at half past the hour u.s. and russian officials kickoff a crucial week of diplomacy as negotiations on the ukraine crisis begin in geneva, but u.s. secretary of state antony blinken down plays the chances of a break through. >> the question is whether president putin will take the path of diplomacy and dialogue or seeks confrontation. >>> european...
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despite some record high covid cases on much of the continent let's get to early trade in europe julianna tatelbaum is in our london news room with the market looking past omicron and all the covid news julianna >> reporter: good morning, brian. that's right european equities are marching higher yet again building on yesterday's gains. here's the picture from a regional per speck fich the ftse 100 out in front, 1.2% higher. today is the first day of trade for the uk market, yesterday closed cac 40 in france up, just a little bit of red on the board for the swiss market investors taking comfort in some of the reassuring headlines around the omicron variant taking the view it would seem there are tentative signs this variant may not be as bad as initially feared this is showing up from a sector perspective. we have travel and leisure stocks out in front. this is a picture of the individual movers, iag, up about 10%. carnival, all trading higher whiz air up 10% as well. so the travel sector getting a huge boost this morning. investors seem to be taking comfort in the omicron headlines. in particular,
despite some record high covid cases on much of the continent let's get to early trade in europe julianna tatelbaum is in our london news room with the market looking past omicron and all the covid news julianna >> reporter: good morning, brian. that's right european equities are marching higher yet again building on yesterday's gains. here's the picture from a regional per speck fich the ftse 100 out in front, 1.2% higher. today is the first day of trade for the uk market, yesterday...
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let's find out what's going on in the early action overseas julianna tatelbaum is, as always, in our london news room. good morning >> brian, good morning so european equities this morning bouncing backstaging quite a recovery yesterday european markets closed shop before the tremendous reversal that you just outlined. so yesterday the stoxx 600 ended about 1.5% lower this morning we are on the mend, the kak 40 up and it is green across the board from a sector perspective, this is what the mix looks like this morning. yesterday the losses led by the technology sector and here the this morning the technology sector is leading the gains up about 2.7% so strong moves in tech stocks. retail seeing a strong bid this morning up about 2%, alongside travel and leisure the down side, autos hovering around the flat line but every sector is trading in p positive territory this morning so it seems as though we are catching up with what's happened on wall street but overall following the sentiment. >> a lot of green on the screen as well. quite the turn around. we'll talk to you soon >>> here in
let's find out what's going on in the early action overseas julianna tatelbaum is, as always, in our london news room. good morning >> brian, good morning so european equities this morning bouncing backstaging quite a recovery yesterday european markets closed shop before the tremendous reversal that you just outlined. so yesterday the stoxx 600 ended about 1.5% lower this morning we are on the mend, the kak 40 up and it is green across the board from a sector perspective, this is what...
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oil has regained all of that and more, certainly something to watch let's look at worldwide, julianna tatelbaum is in london with the early trade and your key headlines. good friday morning. >> brian, good friday morning to you. here in europe we are trading on the back foot. following the weak session yesterday on wall street and overnight in asia, we have red across the board the french market down about .7%. german market down about the same the ftse 100 trading down just about 9 bases points or so we have seen strength in sterling, the inverse relationship seems to be front and center for the uk market today. all of this after a muted day yesterday for european stocks. one name in particular that's in focus this morning is s.a.p. the german technology giant one of the best performers in europe still down about 23 bases points, this after the company released better than expected fourth quarter results cloud computing saw a 28% bump in the fourth quarter. they see segment revenue growing by another 26% this year contributing to an overall software and cloud revenue rise of 4 to 6% a huge par
oil has regained all of that and more, certainly something to watch let's look at worldwide, julianna tatelbaum is in london with the early trade and your key headlines. good friday morning. >> brian, good friday morning to you. here in europe we are trading on the back foot. following the weak session yesterday on wall street and overnight in asia, we have red across the board the french market down about .7%. german market down about the same the ftse 100 trading down just about 9 bases...
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you ready♪ >>> there's a lot of economic news this morning, and thankfully we've got cnbc's julianna tatelbaumindexes turning lower. what pulled down wall street? >> well, you know what, jonathan, yes, all three major indices did turn lower yesterday and end the session in negative territory, but the magnitude of the moves is much more contained than we saw earlier in the week, so actually a lot of investors and market participants are what we called yesterday signs of stabilization. the jobs report could have a big impact on the federal reserve. >> i wanted to go there next. the december jobs report out in a few hours. what are expectations? >> so we've had a glimpse into the latest goings-on in the labor market. yesterday we had initial jobless claims come through. effect irvly what that showed is the labor market remains very tight. the number of people filing for unemployment benefits holding steady, around the lowest levels seen in five decades. this as firms struggle to remain fully staffed and viewers know very well. in terms of what we're looking for today. the december numbers for the
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prediction about japan but a long way to go let's get a check on the early action in europe, with julianna tatelbaum in our london news room good morning >> reporter: brian, good morning. i'll pick up on asia there we did see the asian markets generally follow what we saw on wall street with the nikkei ending 2.9% lower. the shanghai dropping a quarter percent. we did see a little bit more resilience in the hong kong market with the hang seng up about 0.7% but worth bearing in mind in the previous session we saw a steep selloff. as for europe, yesterday the stoxx 600 closed up before the minutes came through driving the selloff in u.s. stocks so this morning a little bit of a catch up trade taking place here in europe we have red across the board the ftse in italy, leading the losses down 1.2% the ftse 100 down about .7%. the uk market overexposed to those so called value stocks from a sector perspective, this is what the breakdown looks like in europe, following suit with wall street, technology underperforming this morning down 2.4%. the more resilient parts of the european market, banks, autos, i
prediction about japan but a long way to go let's get a check on the early action in europe, with julianna tatelbaum in our london news room good morning >> reporter: brian, good morning. i'll pick up on asia there we did see the asian markets generally follow what we saw on wall street with the nikkei ending 2.9% lower. the shanghai dropping a quarter percent. we did see a little bit more resilience in the hong kong market with the hang seng up about 0.7% but worth bearing in mind in the...
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. >>> let's see what's happening in the overseas action julianna tatelbaum is in our london news room happy new year >> happy new year, brian 2022 is off to a positive start for european markets worth noting here in the uk the markets are closed for a bank holiday. but across the continent we are seeing gains come through. it's a broads based rally the german market up .7, the french market up about .9%. similar for the ftse in switzerland the market up about .4%. and the spanish and dutch markets also trading higher. building on last year's gains. the main benchmark rally 22% throughout the course of 2021. to give you a closer look in germany. here's the dax, up about .7% and the majority of german stocks are trading higher, led by hidelberg cement. final december manufacturing pmis for the european countries and in germany, manufacturers say they are hopeful that supply constraints ease in 2022 looking at the french market in more detail. the picture of how french stocks are trading. loreal up about 2.4% in france new announcements about cutting the isolation period as they battle t
. >>> let's see what's happening in the overseas action julianna tatelbaum is in our london news room happy new year >> happy new year, brian 2022 is off to a positive start for european markets worth noting here in the uk the markets are closed for a bank holiday. but across the continent we are seeing gains come through. it's a broads based rally the german market up .7, the french market up about .9%. similar for the ftse in switzerland the market up about .4%. and the spanish...
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for that we bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum. technology stocks dragged down the u.s. at its lowest close since october. how big of a red flag is that for investors? >> jonathan, this is the ultimate question that investors on both sides of the atlantic are asking, is it time to get out of u.s. technology stocks in a big way? and on the one hand, you've seen an extraordinary run with some of the u.s. tech giants throughout the course of the pandemic, and now they're looking very expensive compared to other stocks ochbl the other hand, companies are growing fast and they're well liked by the retail community. in the past, retail investors have come in, bought them when the shares were down and propped the stocks back up. one thing that's different now to recent years that the federal reserve is raising interest rate this year which makes the futures earnings look less attractive, but interestingly increasingly market strategists are saying we should break down tech, and those companies that are profitable and growing are still worthwhile, but those companies that are re
for that we bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum. technology stocks dragged down the u.s. at its lowest close since october. how big of a red flag is that for investors? >> jonathan, this is the ultimate question that investors on both sides of the atlantic are asking, is it time to get out of u.s. technology stocks in a big way? and on the one hand, you've seen an extraordinary run with some of the u.s. tech giants throughout the course of the pandemic, and now they're looking very...
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. >>> time now for business and for that let's bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum.about inflation. all three major indices finished in the green yesterday. u.s. stocks rose. are investors not fazed by the inflation news. >> jonathan, there's no doubt about it that inflation is central to the 2020 market narrative, but it came in line with what is in line with expectations. saw all major equity gains yesterday. we saw the oil prices continue its march higher, but i think this largely comes down to the fact that wall street seems to now have faith that the federal reserve is going to intervene and is going to be able to control inflation. so even though we are seeing inflation levels at the highest they've been since 1982, they don't think it's going to spiral out of control. and now investor attention will continue to the producer price index which is due out today, which should give us a sense of how wholesale prices have increased in the last month. >> on-line sales increased over the holiday. the pandemic played a big role in that. how did this inflation continue.
. >>> time now for business and for that let's bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum.about inflation. all three major indices finished in the green yesterday. u.s. stocks rose. are investors not fazed by the inflation news. >> jonathan, there's no doubt about it that inflation is central to the 2020 market narrative, but it came in line with what is in line with expectations. saw all major equity gains yesterday. we saw the oil prices continue its march higher, but i think this...
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. >>> time now for business, and for that let's bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum who joins us liveeat to see you. u.s. indices are green across the board as the dow and s&p kicked off the new year in positive territory. >> jonathan, good morning. investors seem to be taking comfort in tent active signs that the omicron variant may not be as bad as initially feared. we saw records yesterday. one struggle in particular focus was tesla. the stock rallied about 13% after they posted blockbuster q4 sales. the european equiies marching higher. looking at a positive trade. >>> apple is announcing a $3 million market cap. what does apple's success say about the tech industry? can other companies expect similar boosts? >> you and me both. i wish i had the intelligence and foresight to invest in it. apple was the only one to touch that $3 trillion mark. apple has been a bellwether. the iphone certainly revolutionized the phone industry. it's also seeing strong momentum in its services business and maxx. but will these stocks go higher from here or is all this good news, all this growth alrea
. >>> time now for business, and for that let's bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum who joins us liveeat to see you. u.s. indices are green across the board as the dow and s&p kicked off the new year in positive territory. >> jonathan, good morning. investors seem to be taking comfort in tent active signs that the omicron variant may not be as bad as initially feared. we saw records yesterday. one struggle in particular focus was tesla. the stock rallied about 13% after they...
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and for that, let's bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum who joins us live from london. good morning.he markets and investors keeping a close eye on the fed. jerome powell, of course, appeared before congress yesterday. >> absolutely, jonathan. that was a big event for investors and interestingly, we saw u.s. equities rally on the day that we heard from the fed chair. the s&p 500 breaking a five-day losing streak. the dow jones and importantly, the tech-heavy nasdaq all trading higher. now, in his nomination testimony before the senate banking committee, fed chair jerome powell pledged to get a handle on inflation. and notably, he did not push back against the notion that we could see a rate rise in march. investors appearing increasingly confident that the federal reserve will be able to tame rising prices. and that could be why we've seen the rise in equity prices. and now turning to the inflation report due out later today and the key here is looking at whether inflationary pressures are spreading monday the sectors hit hardest by the pandemic, beyond the pandemic-driven disruption
and for that, let's bring in cnbc's julianna tatelbaum who joins us live from london. good morning.he markets and investors keeping a close eye on the fed. jerome powell, of course, appeared before congress yesterday. >> absolutely, jonathan. that was a big event for investors and interestingly, we saw u.s. equities rally on the day that we heard from the fed chair. the s&p 500 breaking a five-day losing streak. the dow jones and importantly, the tech-heavy nasdaq all trading higher....
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for that let's bring in our friend julianna tatelbaum from london. i hope you had a good weekend. days of 2022. what are the first indications of what we can expect this week? >> well, jonathan, last week, it's interesting to note that u.s. markets ended on a mixed note with the technology-heavy nasdaq gaining on friday, ending about 0.6% higher some of for the week overall, the nasdaq closed down 0.3%, pairing back some earlier steeper losses. investors will be keeping an eye of the technology stocks moving forward. early season is coming into focus. it's going gather momentum with 39 companies in the s&p 500 index due to report this week. this morning european equities are off to a positive start. u.s. markets closed for a national holiday. >> right. >>> there were reported retail sales. it took a big bite out of spending do. we suspect it's the spike in omicron cases to be blamed for this? >> this report caught many by surprise. it doesn't seem to be omicron splis italy that has driven an change in consumer behavior but the higher prices as you flagged. online spending took the
for that let's bring in our friend julianna tatelbaum from london. i hope you had a good weekend. days of 2022. what are the first indications of what we can expect this week? >> well, jonathan, last week, it's interesting to note that u.s. markets ended on a mixed note with the technology-heavy nasdaq gaining on friday, ending about 0.6% higher some of for the week overall, the nasdaq closed down 0.3%, pairing back some earlier steeper losses. investors will be keeping an eye of the...
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. >>> time now for business, for that let's g to london where we find cnbc's julianna tatelbaum, a trueer selloff. what's your read on that, and what can we expect today? >> well, jonathan, good morning. yesterday really was a stunning trading session. we saw this major reversal and sentiment take place. early in the day we saw a continued selloff in those technology stocks that we've talked many times about, and also we saw u.s. treasury bond yields rise sharply, and then midway through the day we saw a complete undoing of those trades and ultimately the tech-heavy nasdaq index end hire and ten-year treasury yield ended the day slightly lower. this morning u.s. futures indicate a positive start to today's trading session. it appears to be continuing into today's session. investors will be turning their attention to jerome powell, a nomination hearing before the senate banking committee, and tomorrow, the u.s. inflation data that is certain to come through. >> we'll certainly be watching that. >>> goldman sachs is saying it expects the federal reserve to raise interest rates four times
. >>> time now for business, for that let's g to london where we find cnbc's julianna tatelbaum, a trueer selloff. what's your read on that, and what can we expect today? >> well, jonathan, good morning. yesterday really was a stunning trading session. we saw this major reversal and sentiment take place. early in the day we saw a continued selloff in those technology stocks that we've talked many times about, and also we saw u.s. treasury bond yields rise sharply, and then midway...