sebastian: u.k. equities are mainly a trade. if you analyze it statistically that is the big sector, overweight. after strong performance so far this year it directly translates to underweight u.k. equities. alix: underweight energy, financials, value. good stuff. that is sebastian raedler, bank of america head of european strategy. coming up, world leaders are gathering in madrid for the nato summit. we are going to speak with fabrice pothier, coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: let's figure out what is happening to european equities. we are 12 minutes away from the european market close. it is a generally positive session. in light of what we just heard from sebastian raedler, we do have energy stocks are performing today. energy up on the stoxx 600. that is leading to a little bit of outperformance coming through for the ftse 100. the dax and cac are positive. the real story out of europe is the 1.05 handle on the euro-dollar. despite actually some fairly weak data. certainly on the consumer side. that is what the confe

sebastian: no. us, there's a long-term opportunity in this, which is that i believe we are going through a similar revolution in retail banking payments that retail went through 10 years ago. i have been running klarna for 17 years now, where of the 14 first years were profitable. and i went through the financial crisis with this company in 2007, 2008. what happened in the last two years as we have been very focused on establishing ourselves in the u.s. we have 25 million users, we have macy's, -- it's been a very -- it has been very clear, as a lot of companies in the u.s. have understood, is there's a shift in investors being entirely focused on asking what are you doing to grow faster, six to nine months ago, are now asking about profit ability. we have the benefit of being a profitable company for a long time. we now invested heavily and we said the end goal is the exactly the same, but there will be a slightly different path towards that. that unfortunately led us to something i find obviously

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this story is based on the comments of sebastian co. , the | comments of sebastian co., the president it's _ transwomen to take part in women's sport it's a — transwomen to take part in women's sport. it's a decision that might have _ sport. it's a decision that might have a — sport. it's a decision that might have a ripple effect on the rest of the sporting world, so he's gone into quite — the sporting world, so he's gone into quite a lot of detail in his comments and talks about the level of testosterone being a key to terminator in performance. —— key term _ policies is changing all the time, but policies is changing all the time, hut this— policies is changing all the time, hut this is— policies is changing all the time, but this is a landmark decision, and it's a _ but this is a landmark decision, and it's a break— but this is a landmark decision, and it's a break away from anything we've _ it's a break away from anything we've seen before. it'll be interesting to see how this pans out. _ interesting to see how this pans out. what — interesting to see how this pans out, what othe

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ah, with who into the conflict zone with sebastian as rushing forces advanced in the east of ukraine, here is warding alive massively out gum. my guess is we come hold on his record to be bad for bar man becomes minnesota. now a member of the european column, he thinks low pressing for a quick see spark a wrong with on d w. the secret war that began over 40 years ago has been waging relentlessly even until today. the war between iran on one side and on the other israel and the united states. we explored the roots of this conflict. in the 1st part of our documentary, the long israel usa in 45 minutes on d, w. ah. devastated with our we can with cars carry lifeline defects of climate change. i mean felt worldwide before a station in the rain forest continued carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. young people all over the world are committed to climate protection. what impact will because change doesn't happen on its own make up your own mind. d. w. late for mines. as russian forces advance in the east of ukraine, here is warning allies. it's massively out gun. this week, a senior a

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but they do say, and indeed we've heard from sebastian coe there, and we've also have cycling, they have account the upset caused among many women athletes who feel that they are being undermined. mm, absolutely, but when we look at the issues that are facing women in sport, transgender women are really at the bottom of the list. i am a gender scholar and will i say that primarily the bigger issues that we see facing women in sport are a lack of policies that protect them broadly, a lack of media attention, a lack of funding and really, a lack of sponsorship. so, there are many arguably biggerfish to fry when it comes to gender equity and stuff... i understand that but all those issues are other issues, aren't they, and some will say, they are being addressed, whether adequately or not, they are being addressed in different fora and situations. on this particular point, do you accept that governing bodies have got to make a ruling somewhere, if they are to keep this vast pool of female athletes in their sports happy that this is a fair and level playing field? absolutely. i think decisio

but they do say and indeed we _ say and indeed we heard from sebastian co and we also have cycling, theythletes who feel they are being undermined. —— lord coe. absolutely but when we look at theissues absolutely but when we look at the issues facing women in sport, transgender women are really at the bottom of the list. i am agenda scholar and i say that primarily the bigger issues facing women in sport are a lack of policies that protect them broadly, a lack of media attention, a lack of funding and really, a lack of sponsorship. so, there are many arguably biggerfish to sponsorship. so, there are many arguably bigger fish to fight when it comes to gender. i understand that but all those issues are other issues and some will say they are being addressed in other fora and situations. you accept governing bodies have got to make a ruling somewhere if they are to keep this vast pool of female athletes in the sport happy that this is a fair and level playing field? absolutely. decisions need to be made. when we make decisions, we need to make them in ways that are logical, transparent and

next with tim sebastian asking former russian lawmaker area pano my ref i far the brain. how are you brain war, mike? up and i'll be back again at the top of the next hour for me in the team here. brilliant. thanks for watching that. ah ah, with who entered the conflict zone with tim sebastian in ukraine, the strategic eastern, the city of said, you're a gun crow. last week. russian forces mocking what some western x was called a critical point in the conflict. my guess this week has an unusual role in this war. india, paula maria once sat in the lower house of russia, parliament then became the only member to load against the seizure crimea, in conflict. with long d, w, or its powerful and mysterious. today it's close to the matter and supposedly has connections in politics and the world of mentors reported manipulation in the secret including oh, reset people the world over d, w on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch. follow us. i am going to go here in iowa sexual assault survivor content is deborah in saying the truth has women in asia. apathy is infeasible.

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mm mm 30 with who entered the conflict zone with tim sebastian in ukraine. the strategic eastern, the city of said you're a gun. yeah. well last week to rush him, forces mocking what some west the next blow cold. a critical point in the conflict . my guess this week has an unusual role in this war. media partner mario, one, stockton, the lower house of russian parliament then became the only member to vote against the seizure crimea in conflict with long d. w. with co, mike speaking, how can miss national hatred of a people be explained go upon. oh, a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles. christian christianity wants to come for that is why christianity used the figure of the june, a civil tesla. it's a history of slender, of hatred. and violence is the puppies memorial and then on the was were considered servants of evil. they simply told you that the most atrocious chapter of a 3rd of our people were exterminated $6000000.00 jews like microbes to be annihilated even 77 years after

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it's part of this week's conflict zone with tim sebastian. in your view, how critical is the situation right now? how vital is it for you to hold on, for instance, to the eastern city of savior, a dan yeske? it is important because ah, if they take these territories, it would give them opportunities to go further. and of course, they are not going to stop only on the bus, they would go to a desk, they would go to heart again. and there is a high risk then they will attack key as well. and again, like, i think it's also crucial to understand how this work looks like, like it is very, you know, conventional positional board is basically brings us in it's manner to not even 2nd world war, but the 1st one, basically it's trenches warfare where a tillery plays the major roles and queuing thousands of people. so for us it's crucial to keep the attention of the rest on what is going on in the east. and you can see that entire interview on conflict zone at the end of this news cast . or you can watch it online at d, w dot com slash conflicts on. now

sebastian and i were going back and forth. 118 euro 12 months out. strong euro. jonathan: that is one of the most divisive ones i think. tom: yes. jonathan: currency positive or currency negative when the ecb will make a move. euro-dollar right now 107. 36. coming up, equity markets. it has seen better times than the last couple of weeks. from new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> quibi of today. tesla ceo says the electric carmaker need to cut stock by 10%. muska sent out and email that he had a "super bad feeling about the economy." it could mean a loss of almost 10,000 jobs. president biden with an evening address for the white house he called for a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. he knows they're unlikely to ban the weapon. he called for raising the age to buy them from 18 years old to 21 years old. 100 days since vladimir putin launch the invasion. they have gathered momentum. the original plan failed but moscow change their goals and are focused. global food prices hit a near record. 's fell 6/10 of 1% from the previous month. the invasion h

for a lot more, let's bring in claire sebastian live from london. let's begin with the strikes on kyiv. shattering the sense of perhaps safety residents had been feeling. >> this has been reopening to resident its. foreign embassies had been reopening. the u.s. and u.k. among them. you see what have become in the first month familiar scenes. black plumes of smoke over the city. two key things is that nowhere is safe in ukraine. while it's said the donbas is the military priority, it's clear that they are willing to strike other areas. and the second thing is, despite the dismissal you heard from putin, russia is rattled by the constant resupply by western powers and in particular the promise by the united states to provide long-range weapons systems, rocket systems. this is something clearly concerned russia. this is why you see part of the targeting in kyiv was a military facility. russia saying it hit a facility housing tanks and other armored vehicles provided by eastern european countries to ukraine. and what's significant is looking at how they

thanks, sebastian. we will have much more, ahead.his is bloomberg. ♪ emily: ford is investing across electric cars and gas field cars in a sweeping expansion to create 6200 jobs. approving hot sellers with the lightning pickup and new models like the battery-powered commercial car. plus the crypto business run by billionaire others cameron and tyler winklevoss, making job cuts, slashing 10% of staff as trading across the industry lunges. in a memo obtained by bloomberg they called it on what they -- they blamed it on what they called crypto winter. coming up, my exclusive conversation with donald graham on the departure of sheryl sandberg and what he thinks is next for a woman that he has known for more than 20 years. he joins us, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome back. shares of nikola are rising. the latest twist in the story. the chair who had to resign voted against the company at its annual meeting. >> the proposal was to include the shares, increase the shares outstanding from 600 million to 800 million meaning down the

jonathan: sebastian page, of t. rowe price, always brilliant. we have seen a series a few months now, a robust jobs growth, really strong but we have not seen unemployment come lower or wages accelerate. i wonder what people start to make of that. lisa: some people talk about the inflation rate picking up and there are questions about how many people have so much power in the labor market and the composition of jobs coming back into the market. it does seem as though there is not a wage price spiral, or at least the concerns people had a while back, which raises questions about supply and demand. and how much more can the consumer continue to buy if the wages are not keeping pace? jonathan: let's talk about china, shanghai will lockdown a district in the southwest saturday morning to conduct a mass testing drive. it is the first movement we have seen since they started easing at the start of this month. the stop start nature of chinese lockdowns is a problem to make any forecast for the rest of the year, never mind 23. tom: a real surprise, it i

into the conflict zone with sebastian more than a 100 days of war in the crime on the bottom over intensified my guess this week from brussels is new both to both got advisor to ukraine's armed forces. how long can care rely on western arms and. 3 munitions, who commit really trust conflicts? in 60 minutes on d. w. o. or asia and lovers guide. by vibrating asian cities by the local artists ah, in the unique experience of their craft, joins for exclusive master classes. with this week on d. w. enjoying the view and come take a look at this tv highlights every week in your inbox, subscribe. now with this is focus on europe. i'm lar babel lola. welcome to the show. solidarity with ukraine is strong in europe and beyond. but in russia the picture looks very different. that's partly due.

good bye, and soon, ah, help with into the conflict with sebastian. how worry go. russia spies about the progress of the war? the small volumes of investigative journalists was managed to pierce the veil of secrecy among them. i'm very proud gotta founder and they said they are going through our website. with tract rushes and tele do services. it's really difficult for psychological eval. i'm flick zill because on the bottom, but on dealing with a cell play mother is going to spend the rest of her life behind bars for murdering her 3 dot. call me back with him. psychosis is an awful illness to him. but there is a nightmare. in 30 minutes on d, w, a live and on demand. hot gas in language courses with video and audio. any time, anywhere. the d w media center now into its 2nd month, the war in ukraine has failed to give russia the quick victory of warranty. and there are signs of growing discontent among the political and security elite back in moscow. a small band of investigative journalists is managed to pierce the veil of secrecy around those offici

with into the conflict zone with sebastian. more than a 100 days of war, if you cry on the back over, intensify my guess this week from brussels is lou. both to both got advisor to ukraine's armed forces. how long can care rely on western. 3 nomination, who couldn't really trust with next on d. w to the point in strong opinions. so we are positioned international perspectives. as western sanctions take a total on russia's economy, it's looking elsewhere for markets and finding a welcome partner in china. russia's more on ukraine could china hold the cards, join us on to the point to the point in 60 minutes on d, w. ah, with every day counts for us and for our planet is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make the cds greener? how can we protect habitat? what to do with a ball? our ways? we can make a difference by choosing smartness solutions over stains, said in our ways global ideas. the environmental series included $3000.00 on d, w, and online. more than a 100 days of war in ukraine and the battles are inte

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joining us now is sebastian mallaby, senior fellow at the council of foreign relations.e is also the author of "the power lock," capital on the future and rise of ec in silicon valley. great to have you with us. you have pointed out that tiger global has been writing massive checks for companies with very little revenue. how big a problem has this been in silicon valley? >> it has come with a lot of week governance. they have written a huge tent to someone already writing the unicorn. that person of course is a bit imperialist and on top of that you say we don't want to go in your board, we are not going to exercise governance and we defer to you because you are the founder. that's not a good way of overseeing companies. that is why you had this government vacuum for unicorns with we work, uber, they went off the moral commercial rails because no one is minding the store. >> what's your read on venture capital and private companies? >> it's bound to affect late stage investors who were investing late. a year away it was the park -- public market that was this year. late

for more, let's bring in claire sebastian joining us from london.'s begin with the strike ises in kyiv. the capitol in more than a month shattering that sense of relative safety that perhaps residents had been feeling. >> and i think there's two key things to read into the missileal strikes. one is that while clearly the donbas region, no city can be considered safe. this city had been reopening for the residents and foreign embassies reopening in the city and now, of course, there's black plumes of smoke rising over the city. clearly a sense of tromprau the residents there. clearly, as we heard from president putin's comments, russia is very rattled by the constant resupply of weapons to ukrainian forces and in particular, the latest promise by the united states to it provide longer range missiles, longer range artillery. this is something president putin has warned against russia, saying those strikes in kyiv hit a facility that was storing tanks and other armored vehicles provided by eastern european countries. that's refuted by ukraine. they sai

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been to the conflict zone with tim sebastian in ukraine, the strategic eastern city of savior than yes, fell last week to russian forces mocking what some western experts called a critical point in the conflict. my guess this week has an unusual role in this war. the appalling body, all one sat in the lower house of russia, parliament, them became the only member to load against the seizure of crimea. conflict loan is looking to $60000000.00 on d, w. o. in co, mike speaking, how can miss passionate hatred of a people be explained? a gold hon go a history of anti semitism is a history of stigmatization and exclusion of religious and political power struggles. it's a history of slender, of hatred and violence even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. a history that you semitism starts july 2nd on d w ah ah, ah ah, ah. hello and welcome to focus on europe. thanks for joining us today. now on the eastern edge of europe, russia is threatening of further escalation relating to its war on ukraine. prompted by the actions of e u. member state. the sway near the

ah, enter the conflict zone with sebastian more than a 100 days of war in ukraine on the bottom of the intensify my here. this week from brussels is new book to both got advisor, ukraine's armed forces. how long can care, rely on western on the nation? who can it really trust? a d, w, a city struck down buying a, a, a french human rights really wants to prosecute rule primes. epicenter the west, humanitarian crisis in the world. he gathers evidence a game in a, in 30 minutes on d, w. a thought they were great able to do more than a 100 days of war and ukraine battles are intensifying. ukraine's losses have been severe since invading russia has occupied a 5th of the country and is pounding lease been dumbass, which it seems. determined to occupy. how long can care for la.

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for sebastian for us in london. thank you so much.while americans who still want to go on vacation this summer despite high travel costs, but they are dealing with flight disruptions keeping them on the ground. airlines canceled more than 900 flights on sunday alone, more than 3000 flights have been canceled or delayed since friday. officials with the transportation security administration said they have seen airports this crowded since the thanksgiving holiday last year. -- the next hearing of the january six committee is set for tuesday, and we will focus on donald trump's effort to push state officials to overturn the 2020 presidential election results. georgia election officials brad raffensperger and -- will testify. the committee will examine the now infamous phone call where trump pushed raffensperger to find votes to help him win the state. take a listen. >> so, look, all i want to do is this, i just want to find -- 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state. >> trump mounted a similar pressure camp

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clare sebastian is joining me with more. let's talk through what was written in that op-ed. because there was some reluctance from the u.s. to send heavier munition to ukraine. so why the shift? >> the military aid that the u.s. has been providing has ramped up in stages. and at each stage we've seen this debate around how to balance giving ukraine an edge on the battlefield with potentially provoking russia and being seen as a competent in this war with russia. so now president biden saying that they will send more advanced rocket systems, administration officials saying that they will be high mobility artillery rocket systems. so the reason that is significant is because so far the highest grade artillery that the u.s. had september were the m 777 howitzer. with the new system given the munitions, range will be about 80 kilometers, so that is a significant uptick. but you can see the fine balancing act at play because with the highest grade munitions that go with them, they could reach a range of about 300 kilometers. so you see how the u.s. is trying to balance this sayin

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cnn's clare sebastian has been tracking . this what's happening with this?minary pre-trial hearing at a court in a suburb of moscow today. as you say, two key things came out of it. a date for the trial has finally been set after brittney griner has spent more than four months in detention in russia. she was, of course, arrested on february 17th, exactly a week before the war in ukraine started. the second piece of news is that her detention has been extended for six further months pending trial. not the best news for the two-time olympic champion and wnba basketball player. this is something the u.s. government is actively dealing with. secretary of state antony blinken says over the weekend that he has no higher priority than to bring her and other american detainees home. of course one piece of hope was the release in april of trevor reed, another american being held in moscow. but the news today doesn't bode particularly well for brittney griner. she will now face trial starting friday, kate, in a moscow courtroom. >> thank you very much for that update.

warstadt johann sebastian bach stayed for about 3 years all this time.he service of organists in the city church. in those times. it was simply called noah kirche, that is, the new church, however, in 1935. it was renamed johann sebastian bach kirche, thereby forging the memory of the great composer. the most valuable thing in this church is this organ, created in 1703. this is the same musical instrument that johann sebastian bach played online for 4 years, who lived in ramstat from 1703 to 1707. next to the temple there is another bach museum, its director is a passionate admirer and longtime connoisseur of the composer's work, matthias klein. many researchers agree that bach , as an executive organ and clavier, reached unprecedented heights here, by the way, he worked a lot as a composer in this small bach presented his cantata to the public. you will not leave my soul in hell. it was first performed in the spring of 1704. here one of the earliest clavier works was born. baha capricious. beloved brother's departure in fairness, it should be said that

atika shubert is in turkey, clare sebastian is here in london. and kevin liptak and natasha bertran are live in madrid. kevin, let's start with you. obviously biden the big name at these events because america provides so much of the support to nato. what does he want to get out of the next day or two? >> reporter: well, president biden is trying to shore up support among nato allies at this summit and the summit that he's just come from in germany, the g7. of course the west has sent billions of dollars in aid and security assistance to ukraine, they have dumped tons of sanctions on russia, but the momentum in that war still appears to be in russia's favor. so as western leaders worry about fatigue, as they worry that this alliance could be fracturing, president biden really wants to show resolve in strengthening nato's force posture along the eastern flank. yesterday he announced that the u.s. would send two new destroyers to the naval station in spain, that brings the total number to six. and he is expected to announce a number of additional f

and let me get to clare sebastian -- actually, ire pea european markets taking it in their stride. they are green across board. market action expected today, we're expecting to see more market action and clare sebastian is here on the european front. so a lot to get through. let's start first in the united states. you know, last time we saw such a big rate rise in the 1990s, remarkable action, but investors believe that might not be enough. >> certainly not going to be the last. i think that it is worth sort of looking back at the last years, has there ever been a beating where they are debating range rises between 50 and 100 basis points? i can't remember anything like that. but the thinking is that the fed was slow to act, they spent too long saying that it was transitory because of the supply chain issues and then the war in ukraine obviously added enormous pressure to food and energy prices. but some thought after the april inflation numbers that the inflation might be peaking in the u.s. and what had been sort of trailed as a half percentage point hike for this coming meeting

clare sebastian is with me here in the studio. you know it is clear that they are getting the support, nato meeting as well, support from the eu, support from the und, that $1 billion in military assistance. what is the kremlin -- what is russia saying here? because they are making small but incremental gains on the ground. >> december spite the gain thise barks they are also seeing the diplomatic red lines in danger of being crossed. all of it is extremely worrying to russia. and we're hearing from the kremlin spokesperson, and he said only way for russia and u.s. to normalize relations is understand that russia does not intend to become anyone's vassal. so they are becoming increasingly strident. but he also said that he believes that it is essential to continue communication. russia has had this refrain from the beginning that however hard you try, you can't isolate us. they are saying that they are frankly too big and too essential to be isolated. and they continue to sort of prove it in actions. we see the call with xi jinpin

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