we're going to talk to santander. my assessment of the banking reporting season is expectations were so low that actually trying to make a beat happened and isn't as hard as you would of thought. a good think that's point. it's a lot like the show. expectations are low. people may watch it. santander and barclays, even though we did have a difference onbarclays had a big loss the estimates, and santander beat estimates -- one thing they have in common, they are losing loans on commodity loans. that get us back to the oil and gas sector. we need to press them on how bad are their energy sector loans. guy: it's going to be fascinating to hear what they say about the low interest rate environment. what was interesting about barclays, they cut the retail part of the business, which now makes more money than the investment part. that's a factoid we will bring out later. we are half an hour away from the european open. let me take you to the bloomberg and show you what is going on. to be honest, it's all about the stocks ra

mike: the interesting result was banco santander.ou expect standard chartered and barclays to report losses but banco santander comes up a winner. michael: yeah, they did better than expected. as you mentioned, they are going through quite a bit of a change. moving more towards digital, trying to cut costs, cutting branches in spain. so significant, when you are running into the low interest rate environments these banks have been facing over the last few years, it is forcing them to make some real structural changes and you're seeing that with santander. francine: overall, when you look isbarclays, santander skewed towards emerging markets but when you look at standard chartered and credit suisse, the investment bank was not as bad as we were thinking. you saw u.s. banks them down 20% in trading and investment banking. the european banks have done worse than the u.s., people say. we are's expecting even worse. but barclays held up reasonably well. there were some give-and-takes there, but their credit trading was up meaningfully yea

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wanted to deepen his relationships with sutton, white .iberals at the statewide level if it worked in santander, so it texas. woodward across his labor wing built local alliances across the state and the statewide democratic coalition i talked about at the beginning. this reflects this philosophy from the liberal labor wing of the organization. you can see labor cutting the ties with voting power. you can see the advances of san antonio in crystal city. this wing of the group wanted to become that much more liberal, committed to civil rights and prolabor to prosper in the segregation of contacts of texas. by the summer of 1963, this coalition came together and was on the march. some 300 representatives of these various groups came together and laid out an ambitious agenda for civil rights. economic justice and real political power. they pledged to support liberal candidates, they made civil rights their top policy issue. they demanded complete and immediate immigration rather than voluntary or gradual forms. they coordinated a series of massive voter registration and get out the vote efforts th

they have already built 10 ships for the firm out of shipyards in santander. 50 million euros in lost6, as theyr in told french radio, business has not picked up as much as they had. warm weather -- had hoped. warm weather taking a shine off the dollar for h&m. pretax profits, 357 million euros, down almost 30% from the same time last year. a wrapup, "house of cards" has created a boom for an unusual product. fan of the you are a series, you will be familiar with the rowing machine used by power-hungry kevin spacey in the series. it has a tire shaped tank of water on the front. google notice that searches for the house of cards rowing machine. in march. they have seen the manufacturer triple their production capacity over the past five years. eagle eyed viewers have been picking up on this new idea. it just goes to show you what good product placement can do for business. thanks for watching "france 24." time now for the press review. ♪ we will be taking a closer look at the panama papers today. they are still dominating the headlines and you are starting with a "wall street journal"

this is video of the vermont senator speaking to large crowd inside reading's santander performing artsenter around 4:00 this afternoon. he was in scranton earlier today, and tonight he'll hold another town hall at the philadelphia expo center. >>> republican candidates are fighting for votes in the keystone state. >> donald trump will kick off rally in harrisburg in about an hour. the republican frontrunner will speak at the pennsylvania farm show complex around 7:00 tonig 7:00 tonight. he's hoping for big win in the ski stone state. after his landslide win in new york. it's looking promising the polls. trump way double digit lead over his rivals in pennsylvania. hey as rally planned for tomorrow in harrington delaware. >> republican rival governor kasich was in media today he made a cam taken stop at pennsylvania state university brandywine campus. political pundants call kasich a long shot for his party's nomination but he's actually polling in second mace behind trump in the state much as candidates campaign throughout our area this week, keep track on our website fox29.com. >>> let

santander giving is that yesterday.here was concern amongst the analyst community about the barclayse position, talking and jpmorgan talking about capital position versus their peers with an ongoing concern about the markets doing enough with the numbers. let us check in, yen surging at the bank of japan surprised investors. japan yes, the bank of maintaining stimulus, leaving unchanged. really does seem to have come as a surprise to the markets worried just take a look at the yen, jumping the most in eight months. rebounding from the logo we were around 111 before the boj decision. we broke through 110. not just that, we are at 108.85, the best-performing major currency against the greenback today. that is the main reaction there. also if we look at what is happening in asian stocks, now we were seeing them rise for the first time in five days earlier. they have now reversed of those gains. unsurprising, it is japanese stocks leading the losses. so surprise decision from the bank of japan, bit of a surprise as well for

intento en una ocasiÓn trasladar esos conocimientos al director de la policÍa de la escuela general santander temiendo represalias lo aconsejaba. >> yo le dije que no se expusiera, y me dijo sÍ. lo estoy pensando. reportera: dÍas antes de presentarse a declarar la seÑora recibiÓ la noticia que manejando una pistola su yerno accidentalmente se matÓ con un disparo. una versiÓn que la familia pone en tela de duda porque el mayor era experto en armas: >> Él fue profesor de tiro, él tuvo conocimiento especÍfico en ese sentido. reportera: cuando el abogado jesÚs vergara tomÓ en caso de lina maritza en 2012 tenÍa aÑos estar archivado en la fiscalÍa. un coronel de la policÍa le dio valiosa informaciÓn que le dio un giro al caso. abogado: yo llego con esa evidencia y me dicen que no la reciben porque caso estÁ cerrado. reportera asÍ que vergara jugÓ su Última carta. abogado: yo decido escribir la fiscal general de la naciÓn y este reabre el caso. reportera: la informaciÓn que tenÍa el abogado implicaba a altos mandos en la instituciÓn, ministros y senadores. hoy se conoce con el nombre de "la comunida

. >>> santander. overall net profit dropped 5%. not as negative as expected. net interest income was down more than 5%. the nordic regions biggest buy market cap said it is facing head winds from the environment. we're going to be speaking to the the ceo of nordea. i'd love to hear from you. any comment, questions, i thoughts from our guests, let me know and i will ask them. now we have to take a quick break but coming on the show a clean sweep for donald trump in five northeastern states. is the republican race all but over? >> i started off at 17. i'm down now i'm winning. it's over. as far as i'm concerned. it is over. these two guys cannot win. why would i change? if you have a football people you're winning and you get to the super bowl you don't change your quarterback. right? so i'm not changing. >>> apple suppliers have taken a hit after the american tech giant delivered its first revenue decline in 13 years. >> apple component suppliers across the region were under pressure. that was one of the broad themes, tech under pressure. the other is that ther

first in scranton then the vermont senator was off to reading to speak to a large crowd outside santandererforming arts center. sanders held another town hall earlier tonight at the philadelphia expo center in oa oaks. >> gop frontrunner trump held a recall toll night at the pennsylvania farm show complex in harrisburg. he loves pennsylvania. and mentioned his time at the wharton school in philadelphia. most polls show him with a double digit lead over his gop rifles in the keystone state. trump has rally tomorrow in harrington, delaware. meanwhile republican rival governor john kasich was in media today. he made a campaign stop at the campus of penn state brandywine. political pundants call kasich a long shot for his party's nomination he's polling in second place for the gop behind trump in the state. voters in pennsylvania and delaware head to the polls next tuesday for their primaries. fox 29 will have full election coverage starting in our 10:00 o'clock news. >>> ♪ >> racing at more than 100 miles an hour this motorcyclist recorded his whole wild ride. weaving past cars, riding the y

some banks are trying to stand still and other banks like a er.se and air -- like santand sometimes, forked tongue. the banks are under pressure. take a giant step back. european are at an unfair disadvantage compared to their american counterparts? -- true or false? >> false. portugal -- says we will try what italy tries. and india has the same problem. you are seeing the push there for the banks to take their medicine. everyone takes their medicine, they can compete in this regulatory environment. going up against the goldman's, the cities. is that investors recognize that banks are over capitalized. to want to support the right issues, the banks need to do something appropriate for these nonperforming loans. take a standard sport a deutsche disposing of assets. the majority of the funding costs have come through now so it is from here that the winners and losers will get more interesting. guy: what has standard chartered delivered today that will convince investors to put money into that institution. it is hard to understand. a load of different businesses. it has china exposure w

this is video of senator speaking to large crowd inside reading santander performing arts center withinhour. he'll hold another town hall tonight at the philadelphia expo center. republican presidential candidates also campaigning in the keystone state. >>> donald trump is getting ready to hold a rally in harrisburg. the republican frontrunner will speak at the pennsylvania farm show complex right around 7:00 tonight. trump is coming off a landslide victory in new york. most polls show him with double digit lead over rivals ted cruz and john kasich right here in the keystone state. trump is rally planned for tomorrow in harrington, delawa delaware. >>> governor john kasich tried to sure up support in media today where he spoke at pennsylvania state university brandywine campus. kasich whose a long shot behind his two republican competitors spoke partly about freezing federal regulations again pennsylvanians head to the polls on tuesday and so do voters in delaware. >>> tonight bidding farewell to an icon. a philadelphia sports. what we learned about the man who gave us the flyers at a h

until't get santander later. we get deutsche bank later on the 28th of april. could see them tumbled 28%. we are in for a bruising even though jp morgan did better than expected. anna: let's bring alexis back into the conversation. find much to like about the banking system right now, do you? believe it is much more secular. we intend not to invest into many banks. we believe it is difficult to value banks and understand them. they are very complex animals. s don't understand what is happening on their own trading floors. , there are threat billions invested. they're very interesting companies. they will grab animal attack the high fees you have in certain areas of banking. he rather focus on that. like companies with peer-to-peer lending to are extremely aggressive. companies investing a lot and software, and cutting costs. manus: there is one perpetual story but facebook. hiring a former darp director. zuckerberg is on a mission to monetize when you hit a billion users on a product. he is also on a mission for our wallets. why are you not more charmed by face

dated sideswiped by the bigger macro players for the we have some time there -- santander, and in thet that is extremely cautious, it could be a bad day for them. tomorrow is really terrifying for those not familiar with what is going on with the right decision from done amanda bradstreet on portuguese. if they downgrade, the last agency that said that technically the ecb could no debt. buy that if one were to look at the structure of the national balance sheet, they will be in real trouble. this could be serious bad move for the eu and the euro zone. guy: is the issue creeping back up on us? now calling an emergency summit. portugal could the about to see a significant downgrade. james: the portugal already issue is already centerstage tomorrow. piercing to rating agencies do this, and coming up with all sorts reasons why it is not necessary. if you look at the hard reality of the annual deficit in the funding of the deficit, that the downgrade is appropriate. then have a problem. guy: james, stay with us. up next, we look at facebook as they passg expectations. the rest of the tech

deutsche bank, bank santander and italy's ubi bank are some of the sx the examples. tough day for the banks as they go increasingly concerned about what is going to happen with interest rates in europe. melissa, back to you. >> all the major u.s. industries are down today as investors weigh troubling data. seema mody is a look at the best and worst performing global markets this year. >> there is a fundamental disconnect between the economy and markets, but it is so evident now. if you look at global stock markets, the best performing global stock market in 2016 is russia. this is an economy in a technical recession, but investors are betting the rebound in oil prices will help this economy improve. the stock up 14%. turkey up 13. brazil on politics and the rebound in commodities, the brazilian up 11%. some big winners, hungary and new zealand. we're not talking about winners across the board. look at greece. one of the worst performing stock markets in 2016, down 12%, lingering concerns around greece's debt situation. china, despite the rally over the past two month

taking a look next at spanish giant santander.organ says the shares are undervalued and traded just 7.6 times 2018 earnings. morgan is warning that investors should keep european bank exposure low. a lot of global calls in the market this morning. david: time to take a look at the top trending stories on the bloomberg terminal. you can look at this yourself. we are listing several of them up there by now. one that struck my fancy -- in the united states we have these regulations that are motivated for the best of reasons and have these unintended consequences. tomorrow the fdic is supposed to vote on this new set of regulation they say you cannot collect your bonuses if you are a banker for a full five years. up they cause people to base pay. and secondly it will make it difficult to recruit people from other banks per that is not the s' intention at all. jon: what do we get? david: this goes the other way. carol: coming up, it is a big week for economic events. do not forget we have the fed meeting we will talk about that on "blo