romaine: i wake up every morning with the website.tioned brookfield, we also talked about the support from the mall comes from the offices on top. what gets back? there is this broad discussion about hybrid work from home. we talked backstage, martha stewart was railing against people working from home. which i thought was rich considering she shoots from home. but we still haven't sorted this out. katie: to extend that to the office, square footage will get taken out because we have collectively move towards a more hybrid working model. it will not go to zero but it will have to adjust. there will be some great opportunities because in the offices, the equivalent to the best malls and offices. we need to give people a reason to come in to work. you guys have the sixth floor. that's why i come early to get that free coffee. romaine: i saw you scrounging around. katie: don't look in my purse. you have a reason for people to come in here. the free food, the activity and we need to provide those amenities and offices. there will be oppor

romaine: where does the growth come from? >> naturally, the global market.aine: if all the companies are fighting for this piece of pie, just as many companies in europe and asia looking for a piece of that pie. >> i know but each one of us has a competitive advantage in technology and in many areas. everything is tech, high tech, agro tech, desert tech. you will see is really companies excel nai, -- in ai, doing really well in the global marketplace, lots of global relationships. i believe you will see us next year promote many of these innovative ideas, and we are promoting that internally and helping our entrepreneurs go global. francine: that was israel's minister for economy and industry speaking to bloomberg's romaine bostick. the conversation is shifting when it comes to private markets at big firms get bigger in a fragile comic backdrop, threatening the survival of the small counterparts. a three day conference kicks off in berlin today. dani burger joins us. dani: thank you. i am here with carlisle and marco de benedetti, managing director, carlyle

romaine: six months later and seven stocks higher equals the best first half in a year in the historyerg world headquarters in new york, romaine bostick here kicking you off to the close. the year started off with a bang in u.s. equity markets. it looks like we will finish out the day similar to how we started. we will close out with a more than 1% weekly going for the nasdaq, 2% for the standard of course, 500, 10 of the sectors on the week are higher. treasuries, in a holding pattern. the dollar, relatively unchanged.

romaine: high return day for low multiple stocks.omberg world headquarters in new york, romaine bostick kicking you off to the close on this tuesday with the story of the day being the day in the sun for small and mid-cap stocks. financials getting the bid today, so our industrials, leading the cyclical rally. cyclical stocks outlasting growth stocks 2-1. leaving momentum in the dust. regional bank stocks up over 6%. homebu

some reason i have no doubt that we will hear music today and perhaps even a timer is fine theater romain and the team of the bagdasar family. hello please your team. the most wonderful lion of russia who is not trainable my wife karina stopped such count museum of sons brother sister's wife of all my sister karina bagdasarov. so my dumpling nikita bagdasarov krasilnikov it's me hello us a wonderful friend. david lidsky concurrently, a very good carpet clown in russia is the best trainer in the world. my beloved brother. well, the captain of our team the trainer and the tamer are one and the same no, no, i've always wondered. this is the difference, for example, one decorates, the second you train. come on, look like a trainer, let's say. e not in vain to say, hamster tamer. well, yes, probably, probably, it will be difficult for the ruler of the dogs. well, no dogs yet, you can tame hedgehogs there, so i imagined also one person goes to africa , tames a lion there or they bring a tiger and says, lion now they will train you. oh well, maybe it was the same lion , the same lived. two great

i'm romaine bostick kicking you off to the close.f the stocks in the s&p 500 and the green. looking like it would be the broadest rally in about two months. it is not tech or ai, materials, energy, and industrials leading the charge. dupont, 3m, caterpillar among th

romaine bostick, kicking you off to the close. nine of the 11 s&p sectors are in the green. 21 of the 24 subgroups are also higher on the day. chips, banks and media companies higher on the day. no real narrative but big tech is doing its thing. apple had a fresh 52 week high on the rally we

romaine: putting up resistance.rld headquarters, romaine bostick here kicking you up to the close. starting the holiday shortened week on the back of the back foot. under pressure after a lovely five-week run. the question is whether the economic conditions and corporate earnings are going to support these newfound valuations. morgan stanley's mike wilson saying that has yet to materiali

. ♪ romaine: fight the fed or fight the data?from studio to at bloomberg world headquarters, romaine bostick kicking you off to the close on this thursday afternoon. the big market movers on the day, u.s. treasuries, a massive font a selloff led by tenors most sensitive to changes in fed policy. 18 basis points higher on a two and five year yield. 14 basis points on the 10 year. that is bolstering the dollar and send rates on a swap contracts referencing future fed policy meetings. this is suggesting one more hike by september.

romaine bostick he can walk to the close and we take a look at u.s.extending gains for the second day led by the belly of the curve. stoxx all for a second day in the dragged down by travel companies, big tech and financials. financials poised for their longest losing streak since october. the s&p has been pinned in a tight range. 4300 on the lower bound and 4400 and change on the upper.

romaine: romaine bostick could you also close on this thursday afternoon.ing off three straight days of losses. not very bet -- not faring better on day four. hockey's policy. depressing. european equities right now logging their longest daily losing streak of the year. sovereign debt yields edging backup and short-term treasury years at the cheapest le

romaine: taking the bull by the horns. the s&p at its longest rally in a year and a half.ostick here kicking you off to the close. a sixth straight day of gains for the s&p. a streak that has pushed the benchmark back above 4400. back above its key moving averages and now back into overbought territory. as the rally sustainable iago about 80% of the s&p higher on the day. set up the 11 sectors in the green. at least three dozen stocks at

aleksey orlov chesmensky from the name of which jewel the pseudonym of the famous theater actress romainas formed, and diamonds, gold silver platinum diamond emerald. anatoly pearls quite right ekaterina andreevna zhemchuzhnaya which director, the owner of two golden palm branches of the cannes film festival, made a funny film about gypsies anatoly emir kusturica time of the gypsies what detail of the musical instrument is mentioned in the title of the melodrama of the theater romain e, string string quite right, singing the strings of the soul. uh, this is the name of the performance of the roman theater. name the element of clothing part of the traditional ceremonial costume of a gypsy. anatoly kushak iron belt accepted. this was the last question of the game three and i am summing it up anatoly wasserman 22.000 mm 16.000 genre. you dared to play an intellectual game with anatoly wasserman himself and praise, and we will meet in a sanatorium in a super game. you have earned 22.000 rubles. as usual, we double this amount. now you are 44,000 rubles. all this money in small bills is in a

romaine: the reluctance of o'reilly -- of a rally. romaine bostick if you off to the close.nd out of stocks here. as we get to the final couple days of the first half of 2023. carnival and tesla in the discretionary sector and pioneer and comical on the energy names. you have materials in this -- and consumer staples. ♪ ♪

romaine: i'm romaine bostick.rsday through the month of june we are broadening our coverage to take an all-inclusive look at what social equity and equality truly mean for corporations, investors, and ultimately, for our collective global prosperity. we will go deep into several key topics including fair access to capital, the imbalance of environmental policies, divisive politics around her identity, and whether the rise of ai will narrow our social

romaine bostick kick you off to a on this monday -- mode -- romaine bostick kick you off to this close gains have pushed the index 20 above -- 20% above the october low. the russell 2000 their coming -- today, the biggest underperformance in two months.

romaine bostick alongside scarlet fu.here annmarie hordern is standing by with more information not just about what we heard from the supreme court but about what options the president thinks he has. annmarie: the president is firmly saying he is against this but today he says he is directing the department of education and he says he wants them to analyze what practices help build a more inclusive and diverse student body. what practices hold that back. practices like legacy admissions and other systems that expand privilege instead of opportunity. also interesting, on the way out there a reporter was asking do you think the court has gone rogue. he said, "this is not a normal court." you can see the president taking on the supreme court in this decision. this sets up two decisions we are expecting tomorrow. one key one for the president and that will be the student loans. they also said he will talk more about this. the president will be giving a live interview at 4:00 p.m. on msnbc where he will likely get a lot of tho

romaine: i'm romaine bostick.e are taking an all-inclusive look at what social equity and equality truly mean for companies, investors and our collective global prosperity. we will go deep into several key topics, including politics around gender identity and fair access to capital. caroline: today, that is why we start with access to capital. the global economic landscape has changed, aftershocks from the pandemic, the war in ukraine, the bank

romaine bostick kicking you walk to the close. could be a third straight day of gains for the s&p 500, seeking to settle above at 4300 level for the first time going back to august. a modest gain and a relatively narrow one with big tech and big discretionary names leading the way.

romaine bostick is off today.t a pretty good-looking rally after welcome news on the inflation front for the month of may, s&p 500 currently up about 7/10 of a percent. alix: the weaker dollar is helping commodities, cyclicals like material, energies and industrials outperforming within the s&p. kti:

romaine: chase the gains or hedge or's. live from studio bloomberg road headquarters in new york.seeing and equities this friday but over a five-day stretch, global stocks getting their mojo back. advancing for a third week with a trifecta of weekly gains across all regions. something we have not seen in almost a year. nikkie pushing up for a fourth straight week to the highest levels of 1990. the dax

romaine bostick kicking you off to the close on this thursday. the assessment of policy this week.a bit of a rotation. today's outperformance by cyclicals. a rotation, believe it or not back into big tech. microsoft, apple, tesla leading. weekly numbers providing a boost.

from belarus, russia, as well as theatrical meetings and performances from such russian theaters as romain stray dog murma. the main locations of the ark forum will be presented in a new way at the perm novosibirsk puppet theater the summer amphitheater will become part of the scenography and visual possibilities are expanding, and the concert hall, vitebsk, the main stage of the children's competition, will welcome guests with updated facades and the picturesque territory , surprises await guests on the sites, in the open air a huge number of tourists are interested in our projects. they come and slavianski bazaar once again emphasizes that this is not only a festival of all festivals, but also a big tourist product at the festival this year. we expect about three dozen countries more than 5,000 participants are expected to be accredited. but as for the puppet quarter and our theater and coca-cola and the philharmonic and mazurin park, they all remain, we in no way reduce the venues, but only grow with them over the years of the festival on the legendary stage of the summer amphitheater.

. ♪ romaine: welcome to "bloomberg markets: the close."w the combination of ubs and credit suisse was going to result in job loss. now we are worried about the job loss magnitude. ubs will absorb about half of the workforce from credit suisse from that bank's emergency takeover. marion halftermeyer is our reporter on the ground over there in europe, joining us by phone here. when we talk about half the workforce of credit suisse, put that into perspective. how many jobs are we talking about? marion: we are

according to congressman comer, there were nine family members who received money from china and romainen and of itself isn't criminal. the criminal element, of course would be if joe biden took money in exchange for political favors which the house oversight committee has not proven. democrats said that's because nothing bad ever happened. what would you s to those peopl. >> democrats have tried their level best at every turn to completely try to muddy the waters here and ignore the reality. the reality whatsapp message my father is sitting in the room with me and this issue needs to be handled. how much more do democrats on capitol hill need? >> carley: what's that message when the president was no longer in office. does that change anything? >> well, i don't think that it really does. i think this shows a pattern of transactions with the biden family, these llcs were started while joe biden was vice president. this influence peddling has been going on a long time after he was vice president and while he was vice president. so i think these inquiries are serious. i think the committees

so as a result to the number of countries that skew romaine size we supply one has come down to 13 by now, this is expected and not surprising at all. we're showing that people do understand how to be all the right side of history. the one china policy is something that is widely accepted in the international community, and everybody recognizes one china and that tie one is part of tried to. so actually i wouldn't be surprised if some of the remaining southern country is it's not all are also eager to drop that ties was tied pay. yeah. and the slips towards by g a nelson wall in there. meanwhile, just related to the, the french president's mutual position, which he recently outlined. and when it comes to relations with china has been echoed in a new poll, which showed that a majority of europeans want their nations to depend less on washington for security. where are to come to be the original morrison has been offering or take the findings? they are okay. and council on foreign relations. a major european policy. think type who is the largest donor, has historically been finance here

moreover, in the next hall , the race there, under the leadership of romain, the head of the haute coutures a reward and will open the show, of course, if yuriy likes it, she is still a little worried. it is necessary to calm her event with small eyes grown from behind. why do you like this dress? at first i didn't like it at all, but then i fell in love with it victim syndrome. yes, the arachne dress is moving towards the last fitting, or it will pass or there will be a sleepless night or a refusal to straighten the hem from the sides and back. please, thank you, enough is wonderful. just wonderful. it will be better. yes, fine, thank you. we did it thank you for the success, finally there was so much work dress, arachne, approved, only now i realized how tired i am, but so far no time for rest. tomorrow there will be a fashion show at the ancient stadium. athens, it was provided by the olympic committee, and decorated by the company. dior arrived greek embroiderer arrestidis and his family. it's indescribable my english is too poor to express all my feelings magical moment, still unbelie

romain -- ra -- raphael: -- or we risk draining too much momentum from the economy. are they going to end up doing too much? that is as much of a sick burn as you will likely get when it comes to bank speak. market is not listening to them, is listening to the data that also said dollar-yen through 145. he came down after we had some job loaning. we were just speaking to stephen gallo. he has said we are getting closer to an intervention. he also said more likely than not it will not be intervention, it will be a move, a policy shift in july. something to look out for. let's talk about what is happening in europe. european leaders are continuing a two day meeting in brussels that talk about security guarantees dominating. speaking to me and alex -- speaking to me yesterday, the ukrainian ambassador to the u.s. urged more support for her country, including a path to nato membership. >> ukraine has the inspiration to become members of nato. i think all nato countries have been helping us in these past over 200 days and we have been grateful. all of us are democracies.

romaine: every thursday in june we taken all inclusive look at what social equity and equality trulyies, investors, and ultimately, our collective global prosperity. we will go deep into several key topics including fair access to capital and that if he says -- that is sf politics around a gender identity. caroline: today we focus on the workplace. this is the second time we've

shery: that was the executive director speaking to bloomberg's romaine bostick.hina has said to have begun a fresh round of nationwide inspections to work out how much money local governments and. it's a sign that authorities are preparing to take concrete steps to tackle a key risk. local officials will be pressed to come clean about their so-called hidden debt as national leaders attempt to get a fuller picture of liabilities. your taking a look at pictures of president xi jinping and president biden. washington's efforts may be at risk after president biden call xi jinping a dictator. china said the comment was a provocation and a violation of his political dignity. biden spoke at a fundraiser about the alleged spy balloon incident when he made the off-the-cuff remark. secretary of state antony blinken left beijing after a trip aimed at relations that drew praise from both presidents. french and chinese officials say there is room to deepen commercial ties with the focus on combating climate change and reforming global finance. speaking ahead of its inner from

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throughout russia, as well as theatrical meetings and performances from such russian theaters as romainansk perm novosibirsk puppet theaters , the main locations of the forum, the summer amphitheater, its arch will appear in a new way, it will become part of the shorthand, visual possibilities will expand, as well as the concert hall, vitebsk - this is the main stage of the children's competition will meet guests with updated facades and the picturesque territory number of tourists are interested in our projects. they come and slavianski bazaar once again emphasizes that this is not only a festival of all festivals, but also a big tourist product at the festival this year. we expect about three dozen countries to expect more than 5,000 participants to be accredited. but as for the puppet quarter and our theater and coca-cola and the philharmonic and mazurin park, they all stay with us by no means. we do not reduce the sites, but only grow them. like the years representatives of more than 80 countries took to the legendary stage of the summer amphitheater during the entire history of the

romaine: every thursday in june we are broadening coverage to bring an all-inclusive look at what socialompanies, investors, and ultimately for the collective global prosperity. the divisive politics around gender identity. caroline: today we will focus on artificial intelligence. computer scientists

he is created these different centers of power and play them off against each other, he ordinary romain'samid in power as long as none of them seems to be able to successfully attack him. the wagner troops, got strikingly close to moscow. >> so, senator, given all this, and the unpredictability of prigozhin, what are you going to be watching for over the next 24 to 48 hours? >> i would welcome an intelligence briefing on whether there was any indication, were some elements of the police, the national guard, the armed forces, the special forces, the security forces of russia, hesitated to come to putin's defense, and frankly i will be looking for ukraine to take advantage of this distraction, and this opportunity. it is also a moment where, frankly, jonathan, i am more grateful than ever that hour presidential biden is someone with decade of experience in world affairs, he knew not to insert himself, not to comment, or tweet about this matter, as his predecessor would have. instead, held a series of quick, calm, purposeful consultations, with our core nato allies, and with those who stood

last friday, romain was informing me that there was the bright -- whitest described for the russell 2000quite some time. that is the case again today. small-cap index outperform i 1.5%, not a small thing. ranks higher, 2.6% -- banks higher. clearly the two are linked. rosen of oppenheimer insight was telling me that he sees an opportunity in small caps. this is a year to date chart. up top, nasdaq 100, qqqs outperforming 33% on the year. s&p 500 not too shabby. russell 2000 had been slightly negative a couple of weeks ago. now it is up for 3%. that they think we will start to see this rotation and this year's rally will broaden to beyond big tech names and could go into other sectors, which could give to the russell 2000. we are seeing that today. as for other cross assets we might take a look at some of the vix, 14 handle. s&p 500 may have its mind on what it wants to do. complacency there. yields, bonds lower, but yields higher. supporting the idea that we will maybe seek major indexes follow specialty indexes. risk assets down after a nice run. bitcoin yesterday had been 6% or 7%. now

. >> brian: other thing to point out is why is he hand delivering aid to romaine i can't. hand delivering aid to a billion dollars unless you fire this -- unless you fire this judge in ukraine? why does that make any sense and how is that logical and they are looking into what happened after he leaves these countries what deals were consummated and also something else to point out and look for. devon archer, long-time friend and business partner of hunter biden now convicted felon has been subpoenaed. and it seems amenable to coming in and speaking about the business dealings of the biden family. now, think about what devon archer writes. can you see them in a picture golfing together even though president biden says i know nothing about my son's overseas business dealings. i'm sure you golf with somebody 18 holes and business never comes up. exactly business never comes up on the golf course. now is he going to come in and talk. if he is able -- well, he is going to be subpoenaed. he could be. >> steve: he was subpoenaed. >> brian: might and receptive. if he comes in and

groups of belarus russia as well as a theatrical meeting and productions from such russian theaters as romaintray dog. firstly, the main locations of the forum of the perm novosibirsk puppet theater will be presented in a new way, the arch of the summer amphitheater will become part of the shorthand, the visual possibilities will expand, and the concert hall, vitebsk, the main stage of the children's competition, will welcome guests with updated facades and the picturesque territory the sky a huge number of tourists interested in our projects. they come and slavianski bazaar once again emphasizes that this is not only a festival of all festivals, but also a big tourist product at the festival this year. we expect about three dozen countries, it is expected that more than five thousand participants will be accredited, but as for the puppet quarter and our theater and coca-cola with and the philharmonic and mazurin park, they all remain, we in no case reduce the venues, only they grow over the years of the festival on the legendary stage. representatives of more than 80 countries have come out

there you go boom, boom, boom now, for the salad, we will chop up some romain here.there you go. some onion action. and i will add in our secret sauce. tell me when to say stop >> i say keep ongoing. >> there's more. >> you guys love the sauce >> the sauce is on a slew of things. >> you can use it on anything. it keeps in the fridge, but it will not last long because you are going to eat it. now, you can have this as a tossed salad, but i love mine in a wrap, y'all, because this is all about grab and go for the summertime i will put more sauce here on the wrap this looks great. >> thank you >> this looks like restaurant quality. >> okay. >> use these thongs. put that on there. add that to the wrap now, you can't have a cheeseburger without the sesame seed bun. >> this might be good even for kid camp lunches. >> we will add sesame seeds and pickles as well if you want more all right. go ahead and wrap up a wrap. >> will you show me? >> you got to do this right here all right? now once you do this, put it to one side fold it, pull it over. >> i never knew that. >> yes,

romaine: lots --jon: lots of them. i can take this risk.other day for 10 minutes and it is all i could take. they are all falling down. everyone was falling down. i can't -- americans -- jon: they are probably still in bed. lisa: do you know that females other players don't do that? jon: did you have the data for that? lisa: there is data for that and they do fewer sort of takeouts simulated. tom: what do you think about the long minutes at the end of the game? it is eight minutes? is that a big deal? jon: they need to work out how much time it is wasting. the ball is not on the pitch enough. they're working out how to address that. tom: when they set up for a corner kick, they never put the ball on the white nine -- white line. jon: it has to be slightly over the white line. tom: they are always cheating it. jon: the risk of will there. tom: we will talk balls and strikes in the next hour. jon: tracy gremillion -- mcmillion from wells fargo joins us next. >> demand is starting to slow. >> the question is, are investors pricing and growth o

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romaine: it is not --jon: it is not, it is tk's world. lisa: you brought it on yourself. jon: been, you have heard the gloom and the doom on the equity market, the bears aren't changing their minds with the people who are constructive on the equity market want to leave tech behind and rotate to sickles, are you pushing back at both those themes? >> definitely. right now, both are going up. especially the increase in earnings forecast. it is shocking for the bears. it is a reflection of this resilience that we are seeing in be economy -- the economy. that is the story so far. i think that growth will slow from here. tech, defenses will continue to be the place to be and i would not be two attracted by the siren calls of deregulated small caps or cyclicals or commodities so this tech exceptionalism has further to go and it makes sense to me. tom: let's go off your great call at the end of 2018, you get a leg up and we have had a leg up since october into april market with you -- that you mailed. what is the second effort? how do we drive higher after the easier leg up call?

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