. >> two more regional bank ceos on the sharp rebound today key corp's chris gorman, and kevin blair joining us >>> later, an exclusive with the former ceo of disney, michael eisner on set with us at post nine the state of vc funding, disney, and much more. >> a lot to get to today s&p, 3925, not that far away from the 200-dayaverage. we'll see how much that acts as resistance dollar index back below 104. vix, 23. >> feels better. the banks are all rallying, especially the regional banks and so are technology companies. we'll kick it off with the inflation print. in light of this morning's economic data and svb's collapse, our next guest expects the fed to raise rates by 25 basis points next week, saying he thinks a 50 point hike is now off the table. joining us, mike feroli. the debate is 25 versus pause, mike why do you think 25 is happening? >> so, i think this morning reminded us that inflation is still a persistent problem in the economy. if the fed were to pause next week, that would send the wrong signal about their resolve, which they have been trying to convince the public a

actually overdone and they're not likely to get swept up in this, so a lot of that was call buying key corps saw huge volumes and also packed west seems where we're seeing the bearish activity is very closely related to the proximity of the bank so san hill road. seem like people think this is going to impact superregional, superregional problem to silicon valley but my instsuspicion is this ist going to impact other banks. this is probably going to be contained to silicon valley. >> brian, do you agree >> we have seen activity put options in the kre that exploded an enormous interest on the downside, and sometimes we don't know where this volatility or where this contagious is going to end mike makes good points, maybe it's located to one specific area of the country, a couple banks around that area that were involved in it so hopefully this gets contained. but when you look at the markets and level of volatility and the trading that went on, this is similar to bear sterns 2008. that occurred march 10th as well bear sterns. saw massive sell-off in the market got a little bit of a rally back

leave the banking system they're going after higher treasury yields, so that's what we hear from key corp. that's why the other banks are participating in the sell-off, because deposits are finding higher yields. >> they're finding higher yields what you don't want to do if you're a bigger bank is have to raise the interest rates on your depositors because obviously the spread, the net interest margin which we talk when all the time, it's like the bread and butter for the banking centers, that gets hit and thus that becomes an issue in and of itself. >> add on top of that the fact that loan growth is starting to slow down. if we look at last year and the h-8 data, loans were still growing at over 10%. 10%, 12%, but in january they slowed to 4% overall and 4% for commercial industrial. that shows you that pinch from higher rates >> let me read you what btig's jonathan krinski said regarding this issue and what it may mean to the broader market. we would argue banks and semis are two groups that historically have been very good leading indicators typically markets can do okay if either are

overdone and that they're not likely to get swept up a lot of that activity was call buying you know, key corps another one that saw huge volumes and also pac west. it seems that where we're seeing the bearish activity is very closely related to the proximity of the bank to sand hill road. it seems like people are thinking maybe this is going to basically impact really regional it's a super regional problem basically close to silicon valley but my suspicion is that this is not actually going to affect some of those other banks. i'm thinking that this is probably going to be contained to silicon valley bank corp. >> brian, do you agree >> well, i mean, we have seen activity also put options in the kre. that exploded enormous open interest on the downside there sometimes we don't really know where some of this volatility or where it's going to end. mike makes good points maybe it's kind of located to one specific area of the country. a couple maybe banks around that area that were involved in it so hopefully this gets contained. but when you look at the markets and the level of volatility and th

zion and comerica and key corp down big. comerica down 8.5%. wells fargo set to open at 52-week lows. bank of america down 30% and same for wells fargo. >>> the bond market at 3.34 on the 2-year treasury. obviously we are well off the highs. at one point, 2-year treasury trading at 5% yields. >>> let's get a check on the corporate stories with silvana henao. >> happy friday, frank. u.s. prosecutors are charging do kwon whose stablecoin crashed last year with fraud. kwon had been arrested in montenegro. in february, the s.e.c. accused kwon of fraud alleging he deceived investors and the token setoff a wave in the crypto industry. brian armstrong taking to twitter to discuss the wells notice the company received this week. in the twitter conservationcons conversation, he stated it wasn't entirely unexpected. >> we answered every question and spent tens of millions on legal fees. explaining everything we could and they finally said we will schedule to come back. this is great. the first feedback we got in nine months. after 30 meetings, the day be

it's recovery from that $60 billion global wipeout and first republic, western alliance, pac west, key corpd some smaller regional lenders are rallying up today. no indications of a bank run so far, both first republic, western alliance reporting its business as usual no panic and u.s. government stepping in to guarantee all the deposits at svb now has a lot 06 people thinking on -- of people thinking on wall street there's an implied backstop on all bank deposits. it's a moral has ashed on monday morning -- hazard on monday morning quarterbacking here and they've implied rescue and that's one of the criticisms from one of the richest in america, ken griffin said the u.s. is supposed to be a capitalist economy and it's breaking down before our eyes. he said losses to depositors would is been immaterial and driven home and it would have been essential and the economy is strong because of any collapse and it helps that sentment by the way echo another rich billionaire carl icahn, listen here. >> if you screw up, the government will save you and get rampant inflation and the economy will go to

they're down, you know, 2.33% for key corp. over there, that's the worst on the list, so we're not seeing the double-digit falls that we have seen in so many days this month. do you think we're out of the woods when it comes to this banking sector crisis of confidence? >> i think -- i don't think we're going to see a repeat of what we had with sill can con valley bank. -- kill son valley concern silicon valley bafnlgt we may see some other aspect, we saw it with credit suisse in europe two weeks ark i think it was two weeks ago -- lauren: it's hard to keep rack the. >> it is. lauren: every sunday night is nerve-wracking. >> what's happening is the government is saying both the central banks and the government are saying we will not let this fail. we will do whatever is necessary. we may, you know, the shareholders of these banks may be in trouble, but the depositors should feel safe. i think that's you're going -- what you're going to see, the government come to to rescue of various financial institutions as contagion hops arou

so key corp, m & t, zion, comerica, these are the usual suspects in the regional banks all were up at the open and are now trading down they're still up for the week. they are still trading towards the higher end of their recent range in the last couple weeks, but they have lost a lot of energy the volumes here are much, much lower than they were even a week ago. some of this perhaps may be due to the fact schwab was down today. maybe not. maybe they just ran out of steam essentially. but that's the essential point for understanding what's going on in the afternoon. the other thing is the longer term trend for the weekly trend, and that is a real noticeable move up in some of the cyclical names so for example, industrial stocks, airlines have had a very good week. they have not been good performers this year or this month, but most of the big names, delta, southwest, alaska, united, they're up 5%, 6%, 7% this week. that's a nice move up. then, other cyclical names, consumer cyclical names, forld and gm, not a good year. but they, too, up 5%, 6%, 7% and other deeper cyclical names, mat

key corp down 4.5, u.s. bank corp down 4, region down 4, huntington bank shares -- >> they're up year to date the xlf names, the ones that really matter, are not that bad. so if this was really about fears of a systemic banking issue, you would not see jpmorgan at 132. it would be 102. >> sure. but the losses that i just mentioned of the 3% and 4% variety are tripled over the last month it's more than a one-day effect. jimmy, please. >> just a couple of things here. one of the reasons i like the big money banks instead of the regionals is you don't have all of this on really the microcosm of net interest margin, notwithstanding the specific issues at silvergate most are tied to net interest margin there's more diversity as josh is pointing out, these things are hanging in there and the xlf is flat on the year. so they are not screaming recession. i think josh has it dead right but the one thing i will add, all investors have been conditioned the day before potentially market moving, economic indicators like

i'm mentioning charles schwab, key corps. some of the larger banks were taking it on the chin. too big to fail so to speak. on those we made it clear in the past that we're going to step in on those. some of these medium size and smaller institutions that you wouldn't think have a significant impact but in this particular case since they have so many small businesses growing and so concentrated in these particular banks that they did become significant. because they became significant, there has to be a plan to number 1 make sure that the liquidity is in place. i know they're supposed to be doing a quarterly liquidity test. i think it's called the 2052 form that they're supposed to be filling out on a quarterly basis. the regulators should be looking at that. i know mr. barr, number 2 at the fed has indicated that he will be leading an investigation to make sure the process that they use who actually review these liquidity assets is correct. a lot of this is being caused by the fact that we've had a very fast rise in the rate of interest rates caused by this policy induced infl

key corp. up 6.33%, it even snagged a buy rating from citi today even as minneapolis fed president neel kashkari is now warning9 that the recent bank turmoil could bring the u.s. closer to recession. treasury yields are rising once again. take a look at the 2-year, rebounding from a 6-month low over the weekend. up now about 23 basis points to 4% even, and the 10-year is up 4.7 basis points -- 4.7, to 3.52%. so is this it? is that it? fifteen days after two bank collapses and warnings that a couple of regional banks have the same balance sheet problems that silicon valley bank had, that a bunch of them could actually be insolvent, is the sun now shining and money flowing again, or will ripples urn into a tsunami-style credit crunch? let's get to the floor show. investment. s co-cio dana dorr ya and kenny polcari. kenny, are investors in the clear, and are we back to fretting about, i don't know, core pce inflation data and quarterly gdpsome. >> well, listen, we are going to be fighting about th

despite that bank collapsing, our next guest is upgrading key corp.ng the svb problems are unique joining us on the phone, the analyst on the call, david george at rw baird great to have you here welcome. >> good afternoon. >> we're coming full circle this week because it was key bank on monday that sent the regional banks lower when it took down its guidance for net interest income and what it could make from that this year. there is a lot of head winds facing the bank. you're not chacnging your stanc despite what we're seeing play out today? >> i'm not thanks for having me with the stock down today, i think it is providing probably one of the best buying opportunities for regional banks than the covid lows. just to give you some context, we don't cover silicon valley bank, but this bank grew four fold during the 2021 and 2022 time frame they had over 160 billion of their 200 billion in deposits over the $250,000 limit. keep in mind, silicon valley had 17 offices you contrast that with the regional banks, many of them have an average deposit size per

. >> was it monday you said you were going to key corp. for a trade? >> i sold it the next day. day thing, sold the next day, added to jpmorgan today i think you can trade around this volatility. just keep everything on a short leash. we don't know what we don't know but that is trading and grante this is a lot of energy going into the volatility up and down. >> yeah, you have a trade in first republic now seeing what has transpired, how are you feeling about the trade? >> okay. it is a capital structure arbitrage. as long as the stock stays between 10 and 80, i think it will be a good trade. >> all right up next, your thursday morning setup. stay tuned for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; and more intelligent to keep you ready for today and tomorrow. the choice is

pacwest down 4.7% and key corp. down just under 1%. so in the wake of the banking sector's near miss with the run on the banks bogeyman, a full half -- actually, more than half now, 56% of the market is betting that the federal reserve halt its interest with rate hikes at the next committee meeting in may. halt as in pause, full stop. but the world's largest asset manager says market is wrong. in a client note last night, blackrock's strategist said the fed will ignore the market's wishes and will continue to tighten. not only that, they say stop waiting for the fed to cut rates this year. quote: that's the old playbook when central banks would rush to rescue the economy as recession hit. with we see a new, more nuanced phase of less fighting but still no rate ku9s. so what's the trade if blackrock's right? well, let's get it straight from chief investment officer of global fixed income, rick reider. why do you believe the fed will tighten in may, and by how much in. >> listen, we were going through some pretty significant financial st

you've got key corp. in the red not by as much, huntington bank shares also down about 2%.ct to extremely volatile swings and numerous halts this week is actually bucking the trend, and it is western alliance. that regional bank is up 10.5 the % to $32.92, a real relief of rally there. energy stocks, unrelated to this banking situation but certainly affected dramatically by any swoon in and apparent belief that the economy might slow, big losers today. crude oil plunging to its lowest level in more than a year. we're in the aftermarket now for crude, but for the moment we do have hall burron the, diamondback and devon energy falling anywhere from 7 to 9. unease over the bank stock rout and fears in the global market are pretty much offsetting hopes of an oil command recovery in china. i was looking earlier, chinese stock thes also very weak. exxonmobil, chevron dipping lower. we've got chevron down 4.5%, exxonmobil down 5%. i would stress these are moving targets at the moment because we have seen this story before where things are deeply in the red, they come back more tha

s&p 500 as well, first republic right out front there with a 26% gain, zion's bank, co america, key corpr banks all up today after the not the bail-out the take over of svb. nasdaq winners tesla is right upfront up 3.3%. coming up, congresswoman aoc posted a video on tiktok defend ing tiktok. roll it. >> the congress has not received a classified briefing around the allegations of national security risks regarding tiktok, so why would we be proposing a ban regarding such a significant issue without being included on this at all? it just doesn't feel right to me stuart: okay, well that's not gone down well with everyone. we'll follow-up. prince harry and megxit an's eviction is just the start and the tip of the iceberg. king charles plans to slim down the monarchy. royal commentary neil shawn tells us exactly what that means ♪ you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. ce

bancorp also done along with key corp.. the federal reserve chair, jay powell, just said the fomc is, yes, investigating the collapse of silicon valley bank which triggered the belly up of signature bank as well. but whatever the fed is doing, will it be enough to stanch contagion? let's bring in charlie gasparino. and you heard jay powell say that silicon valley bank was a, quote, outwith the liar. that was a pretty gutsy statement considering we haven't found out exactly how big the cracks are in the system. >> i mean, they're all outliers when you're the fed. [laughter] let's be clear, when you don't want to cause contagion, is first remix an outlier? i should point out you had had that spirited discussion on the fed rate hikes, a couple ceos including one you know very well that has been on our air. i'm not going to say his name because we were speaking on background, end recent little old until me he believes this is going to be at least two more of these, maybe three. food is still way too high, as kenny said. so just

technology, of course, has been the big story here all generally rallying here we have comerica, key corpn today. this is not going away that's the number one story. the number two story is the continuing tech rally. this is five days in a row where the big, big mega cap names, nvidia, microsoft, alphabet, intel up 10%, up close to 10% for the week every day to the upside. there's a macro story going on it's not an individual story the story is that the bulls are hopeful what we call a dovish hike next week where they raise one and essentially stop at this point. the risk to tech stocks has always been that the fed will continue to keep raising rates higher, longer, faster if you remove the risk that's going to be positive here. want to note changes in the s&p 500 today. we're going to see target, dollar general dollars, tree, out of discretionary into consumer staples, visa, mastercard, paypal out of tech into financial this is part of a yearly change that s&p and msci do in their indexes, goes it show the power of indexes people trade these sector plays on an intraday basis look at what

asked the right question, never had so many questions from people saying bob, why on earth is zions, key corprd down 30% the deposits are not at risk at all. can you, plain this? you can pull out lower net interest income, that's a concern, concerns about the deposit flight risk. one person speculated to me that the stickiness of the deposits was an issue here and the issue is, if you have clients that are big corporate clients or high net worth corporate clients or high net worth individuals, they can move stuff very quickly, much quicker than depositors who are saying -- my mother, for example. that's one plausible explanation. the ipo business, we should talk about this i'm getting all sorts of calls saying the knock-on effects are bad for the ipo business vix at a five-month high and a lot less liquidity for the markets for the second half of the year >> the inability of the clients for silicon valley bank to go public and add to their deposits as opposed to take them down played a role in this. >> absolutely. >> thank you >>> still ahead, don't miss pfizer's ceo they're buying seagen. th

zion and key corp and comerica was down. comerica off 8.5%. key off 6.5%. bank of america and wells fargo hit hard this month. they are set to open at new 52 week lows this morning. bank of america off 1.5%. same for wells fargo. treasury yields here with the fed reverse course at some point. right now, the 10-year treasury yielding 3.304. 2-year treasury is up this week. a lot of it coming of the financials this morning. >> i don't know how players approach these things. i think they start probing. they check something. that's okay. >> what do they see? >> credit defaults. deutsche bank. the capital ratios in europe, we have been told, are better than here. what is the problem with deutsche bank? is there a problem? do we know there is a problem? >> i think the banks here are in better shape than in europe. >> not in terms of capital ratios. much higher. you know, who knows? that's what is happening and the reason is because of the credit default swaps. this is after a jump in the cds under concerns of the stability of the european banks. credit default sw

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other regional banks this morning, you'll see green arrows there, as well comerica up by over 4% key corpy more than 7%. and western alliance up by about 6.75%. andrew >> thanks, becky meantime, treasury secretary janet yellen set to give remarks to the american banker's association about the government's intervention in the financial system yellin expected to reaffirm the rescue as meant to shore up the entire system, saying the steps we took were not focused on aiding specific banks or classes of banks our intervention was necessary to protect the broader u.s. banking system and similar action could be warranted if smaller institutions suffer deposit runs that pose the risk of contagion now, treasury suggesting that deposits at other banks could be fully insured above $250,000 if there's an exception granted because that bank poses a systemic risk. that is pretty much the powers that they have of course, the big debate about whether that deposit insurance should be much higher, implicit in this case, explicit in the meantime, i want to get over to dom chu, who has some of this morning's

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election is in april, these are provincial elections in punjab and in k p province, chiropractor, corps. the key thing here and correct me if i'm wrong, is that enron cons party is poised to do very well in those elections. well this is what even a gallop poll suggested, however, manipulated that gallop or maybe which was released yesterday in that iran han stance. 20 points above everybody else. it says that he one percent funded by or nevada and shot bassetti if we're running around 30 to 34 percent followed by the former president asked if it is that that a distributor would seem suspect if one were to view the discipline of the former prime minister, the former president in various service. so there is no doubt at the moment. however, whether that should right or wrong that iran, hon. the former prime minister, is being hounded. this being hunted. but every moral, basically is only adding to the popularity of the former prime minister. so currently, enron can speeches cannot be allowed by law to be broadcast by pakistani television networks. he cannot gather his people for political rallies.

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on the agenda key topics related to the development of the regions of the cultural cluster with the expansion of the cadet corpsre are other uh issues that we would like to discuss, according to your decision , a program was made by the government in the shortest possible time for the socio-economic development of kuzbass the entire program is being implemented exact timing and results. and we have very good people. kuzbass already see real changes and all the guests who come to us. they, too, are surprised to notice the changing state. most. the main thing is that people believed that the team is working well in the center of attention of the president, the social security of the participants of their own and their families in kuzbass, as well as throughout the country, are doing everything to support those who are now at the front, this topic is under constant control and the regional authorities we for three maximum five days everyone was paid 200,000 rubles at once. e we each one was assigned a social worker with any problems. they are resolved as soon as they arise. i already have some kindergartens and a

costs set up with the white house and key government agencies about getting the project moving faster. >> i'm hopeful this is catching the attention of the army corps and the tremendous amount of support that we've actually been getting from them recently is going to accelerate to the point where we actually can put this project and the ground sooner than we thought and we can complete it sooner than we thought. reporter: as much flooding as there still is, the water has actually receded some. right now there's not a clear picture as to when evacuees can return home. when asked if it would be days or weeks or months, the county would only say that it would not be a matter of days before the residents could return home. zach fontes, abc7 >> let's get a check of the latest conditions out there. >> i'm hoping the winds can die down pretty soon. meteorologist: yeah, ama, i am, too. just a few more hours of windy conditions before this changes. the view, still showing your trees blowing around and the wind and rain coming down. while it is not a lot of rain we are expecting, we are still going to see more wind damage and power outages, as winds continue

decades. few people know, but among its key figures, the most notorious ukrainian nationalist later was the end of the 2nd world war, the u. s. army counterintelligence corps began to have contacts with step funded by dara and michael, their bed and their organization that you bringing nationalist army more can you against what was in the soviet union. the u. s. has recently declassified 250000 pages of documents detailing operation the aerodynamic. among them was a curious financial report on items needed for coloma death, squad, members who were to infiltrate the soviet union. it included trivial things such as the knapsack costing $3.12 to soviets shaving kids, which cause 15 a truth, those dress and soviet civilian clothes delivered explosives, machine guns, and ammunition to the underground members or deliveries were made by. yeah. so the operation was dubbed aerodynamic. i'm classified documents, michael springer learned that the brutal retaliatory operations carried out by associates have step on data. you claim a nationalist, nita, and gym and intelligence agents. they use everything from major army units such as the 14th, granted year of bothering

corps' first recruitment of volunteers consisted primarily of veteran marines. co-serving friends veterans all responded. after passing there was preparation. we were in the zone of a special military operation fought the key went to help the marines to their lands. many in the brigade have relatives and friends of the son of a lieutenant colonel. efremova is also a military company commander. the position worked by the sabotage group were americans. it so happened that one of them had a passport and later it was determined that this was an active sergeant of the united states marine corps. . be that as it may, the enemy is a competent enemy, just like we are not picky. they have their own truth, we have our own truth, so we fucking had severe losses, thank god that there were no stupid things. this is war. tiger, which will soon go to the front raised upstairs, three four. went to the fourth week of preparation, everything is fine. i was followed here by a man who did not hold it in his hands, the machine probably will never understand this. everyone should take up arms, if only to protect their home , to protect their loved ones. sergei decided after the death of his fellow villager in ukraine, it came t

relies on the same type of significant nexus that the epa and the army corps finalized this january, is that right? >> yes. there are keyifferences in how they approach it. >> can you explain the differences? >> yes, sir. so, the cra if it were to pass it would as you said put us back to the pre- 2015 definition of water. that definition is broad than the 2023 rule that is more narrow and the definition. it is more uncertain and so there would be key challenges. with the cra, you can't sort of take parts of the rules that work and parts that don't. it lights up the rule and puts in place so we would for example on the question of the two test nexus and relatively permanent in the 2023 rule significant nexus is much more narrowly defined than in 2015 and it would be utilized onlyly a very smalll number where it would be much more broad versus 2023. another challenge if it would pass is many of the exemptions and exclusions that i responded to just a moment ago, those would all be avoided out and because the cra says that agencies cannot adopt a rule that is similar in the future, we may never be able to bring back things

as the wotus rule at epa and the army corps finalize this january, is that right? >> yes. there are key differences in how we approach it. >> can you explain thiss differences? >> so the cra, if it were to pass, it was as you said put us back to the pre-2015 definition of waters of the united states. thatat definition is broader thn the 2020, rose more narrow in the definition of waters of the united states. it is more uncertain, and so there would be key challenges. with a cra we would, you can't sort of take part of the role that work and parts that don't the people might have concerns. it wipes out the entire growth and put back in place the 2015. so we would come for example, the question isxa the two nexis and relatively permanent. in our 2023 rule significant nexus is much more narrowly defined than in 2015 and it would be utilized only in a very small number of waters where as it v would be much more broad, u know, in 2015 versus 2023. another challenge a cra if passed is that many of the exemptions and exclusions i was talking to senator cramer about a moment ago, those would al

key of allies for incense. every month ukraine uses more than 4 times more. $155.00 millimeters shows that are produced in the entire us. for me, us marine corps intelligence officers scores where to says ukraine doesn't have enough resources for a successful offensive operation. you create has no chance to turn the tide. i mean, this is an act of desperation on the part of ukraine's western supporters. it's a desperate attempt to alter, you know, the inevitable trajectory of this battlefield. ukraine does not have the resources to carry out an effective counter attack. they don't have the resources to sustain such a counter attack. the russians, on the other hand, have cumulated significant combat power and have a rated both in a defensive manner with defenses in depth and fully manned and offensive capabilities. russia out matches ukraine and every aspect of this war, you know, the best you crank it hope for is to prolong the conflict through effective defensive operations. but if you crane is going to try to carry out a counter attack, not only was counter attack fail, but it will eat up the critical reserves like you create needs, if you w