i know this is out of nowhere. so we're seeing more and more clients who are looking at bringing down their risk, but keeping their portfolio much more wholistic and a little bit more resilient by having a better foundation of bonds and equities that's what's happening right now and we're seeing that. >> look, otherwise, our friend nathan >> yeah. that may reverse one time too, and so we have the most healthy financial system of any country in the world and we should be proud of it. is going to result in huge jumps in productivity, is that going to be a material offset to this new function you're talking about >> i don't think china's importing deflation anymore. it's -- because every now and then they throw something out there, that's really good and everybody gets to watch it the wonderful thing about network television, it's broad-based, more episodes great things that go with it but the streaming world has opened up a portal to stories that never would have been told and creators who never could have told their stories and, actors who never got that shot to like be on those network billboards that alone means everything is going to get better. The European Close: This segment, which debuted on October 17, 2011 following the cancellation of, "Stop Trading! >> book value, $84.21. >> regarding >> streamers and writers >> you might be asking the wrong person. [3] Evans officially left her anchoring duties to Closing Bell at the end of 2013 and was replaced by Sara Eisen, who was previously had a contributing role. >> the 1942 tequila. The following year (2012), Faber was moved from the network's Englewood Cliffs studio to a new trading-floor studio set (which replaced the old above-the-floor set that had been used since 2005) at the NYSE. quick survey. the c.h.i.p.s. >> that's how you know you're right. the chookie! Eisen had previously co-anchored Worldwide Exchange (also alongside Frost), from January 4, 2016 through March 9, 2018 and after that, Power Lunch from March 12, 2018 to November 28, 2018. Live: Tue, April 18th, 11:00 AM ET. Apr 10. Trending. Capture a web page as it appears now for use as a trusted citation in the future. they have a lot of a buildings >> and you know, scott yesterday from rxr, who's been a guest frequently and is one of the largest developers here in the new york area and around the country, says, "a" is okay that's my words, but that's basically what he's saying and we've seen it. some of the ones we won, whether royal mill or very large u.s. pension fund, with 300,000 union, workers, but the whole foundation of more and more asset owners are replacing their antiquated technology systems with aladdin and aladdin is becoming one of the most important components what we saw during the few weeks of real financial turmoil, we saw a surge in utilization of aladdin. xfinity rewards creates experiences big and small, and once-in-a-lifetime. >> couple days ago we were shaking our head at the new york fed research, but this jump in the one-year expectation is pretty remarkable. wow. so i think what larry is saying, though, is kind of almost a pretty typical academic intellectual argument about if you look at the past 25 years or at least until a few years ago, the whole integration of china and the interplay with the u.s. was probably part of the disinflationary story globally, so removing that isn't positive. "Squawk on the Street" Co-Anchor An award-winning journalist and New York Times best-selling author, David Faber is a co-anchor of CNBC's " Squawk on the Street " (M-F, 9AM-12PM ET) and. Although 'Squawk on the Street' premiered in December 2005, Jim Cramer became an integral part of the show when he joined as an anchor in 2011. citigroup is up sharply as well, bank of america, even the big banks which we knew were in better shape had been beaten up on worries about deposits, higher deposit costs and those costs are rising net interest margin, so as far as the read on the big banks, did it give you enough information going forward about what some of those, concerns were? i think that -- i have felt that schwab was fine, but you kknow - as david said, it's a minute-to-minute thing for some of these, but it's not for jpmorgan because the money heads to jpmorgan of blackrock >> we've got to get to a lot >> we don't have citi. these straps are mind-blowing! (cecily) so you got an awesome network (seth) and when i switched, i got to choose the phone i wanted. we have not seen any credit issues yet the question is going forward, could higher rates for longer, could that translate then into more credit quality issues in the future so these are the - >> right. the nasdaq was up almost 2% yesterday. >> and so what we are seeing is, we're moving more and more supply chain here at what cost and i think this is, you know, much of this has to do with why i believe inflation is going to be higher. and i mean, this is something i do where my wife says, what are you doing? >> mine is also, but he was $1.50 before the pandemic. it's delicately balanced i would say. >> was it pink >> it was pink the maisel logo. - payroll is way too complicated for the average person. citi at well below tangible book, the expectations tend to be low there but to really summarize what the lesson here is for the big banks themselves, that despite being heavily regulated, despite operating in a tight credit box, their ability to maximize profit on higher capital is pretty significant when there is some height to the interest rate environment, even the deposit. >> i would love to continue the conversation we had the last time you were on about the culture wars because you find yourself at the center of it when it comes to business and you get it from the left some ways not doing enough, and you get it from the right, obviously, with the antiwoke agenda you were in texas recently, a lot of money there has no interest in going to blackrock, at least that's what they would say. storm clouds you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. >> is this my life those are the people who are changing the pattern of spending they're not going to best buy. wells, citi, jp all with, results. Five for Five: Seen on Mondays during the first hour with Jon Hilsenrath from. Taking viewers onto the floor of the exchange, right to the posts where the biggest companies in the world trade; exclusive Tick by Tick charts track the action of every trade of every stock; the treasury, currency and commodity action in real time. 'cause we're busy women we don't have time for lag or buffering, right? and yesterday was an amazing day for the nasdaq incredible day you have andrew jassy basically saying that -- >> aws is going to slow. >> i think inflation is coming down we've still got this -- is it a cloud? This segment, however, is not seen when Faber is off, or on assignment. europe needs to decide on its own appropriate policy with china, and not just adopt everything that oust effectively bullies it into doing or wanting, the same way that my own country the uk has done too much of in my view. i gotta call you back. some of them have huge enterprises, hundred thousand employees in china, selling their goods there. it cannot happen unless it's a fair and just transition and i never said anything but that even in my 2020 letter i do not believe in divestiture and i still -- and, you know, the left did not like what i had to say i believe you have to be continuing working with energy companies and we do. Six in 60: This segment gives the show's anchors (Haines and Burnett) 60 seconds to look at the 6 stocks viewers are watching. cdw makes it powerful. people matter. you never want to strike, but these things are unpredictable you keep working until someone tells you you an't. anaheim? those of us who had giant -- >> we haven't talked about a lot of the other banks citi is up about 1.8%. >> it does feel like the time, everybody, buckle down and figure out the streaming world and set a template going forward. obviously, a lot to absorb, whether it's the bank earnings, the ecodata, and we're not done, by the way, or the fed speak dollar did get a bounce on industrial production. >> larry, there was a the distinctive loss of deposits, in four hours at svb. In anticipation of May's Fed decision, @PIMCO. it's decaf. i mean we talk about all this pessimism, but the reality is, for long-term investors, buying bonds, buying interest rates at 5, 6%, before a couple years ago was 1%, you can actually earn a high percentage of your needed return to meet your pension fund liability. maisel." >> amazon has an interesting approach, because they're not really -- it's not central to the business model of the company. On March 12, 2018, Brian Sullivan replaced Eisen (and co-anchor Wilfred Frost) as anchor of Worldwide Exchange. keep in mind that the base of losses and delinquencies and non-performing loans is really quite low given all the liquidity that had been pumped into the system during the covid pandemic, and so, you know, the direction of travel has to be up, but to, you know, answer your question directly, carl, it is more like a normalization of losses, you know, rather than something that is more alarming. give us color on how they are dealing with the creative community? we talked about it every single day. >> how did we get to a point where a couple of banks fall and everyone suddenly felt the system was as weak as it was in 2008 >> i think they were wrong when you have a 475 basis point move in 18 months of interest rates you're going to expose risk takers who took too much risk that is not systemic we've had a few banks that took -- that had taper asset growth in 2020 and 2021. all you have to do, look at who had the hyper asset growth, during 2020 and 2021, and so that means they took on a lot of mortgages at 3.5%, took on a lot of assets at the lower interest rates. Mark Haines and Erin Burnett were the original co-anchors at the NYSE. those were the jack welsh years. who wants their internet to work pretty much everywhere? Cast & Crew Shows like "Squawk on the Street" and the pressure's all on me. -i'm ready! the three bills are a trillion of stimulus over the next few years. i notice the past half hour you had the latest michigan five-year inflation survey that i always followed throughout my professional career and it's down at 2.9, which it was on the previous short-term -- last time it was out, which is pretty good news given where it's been edging up. we should not look at this with extreme negativity we should look at this, my gosh, we had the safety valves, and it worked. charlie scharf is back the charlie scharf that we all knew and loved is back >> okay. we still have 4,400 banks. 60 min NR (Not Rated) Series, Business/Financial, News, Interview Series. >> that seems to be -- >> at quarter end. [1], Eisen worked for Bloomberg Television where she was initially a Bloomberg Radio host and subsequently the television co-anchor of Bloomberg Surveillance. the banks have nothing to do with it. Contributors include Bob Pisani (NYSE), Bertha Coombs and Scott Wapner. Sign in to rate and Watchlist for personalized recommendations. and this is ready to go online! it was the halcyon days of taking people's money. Thrilled the segment is available in digital format/podcast when I cant get to the TV, If you have time for this, just skip all garbage and only listen to the part by Bob Pisani ! News 2005. >> yeah. ah, these bills are crazy. Co-creators Amy Sherman-Palladino & Dan Palladino discuss the last season with @carlquintanilla and making @JeffBezos laugh. make a sound decision. >> this is happening and not being recognized - >> that's my point we have a backdrop we have the most develop capital markets, we're sitting here at the new york stock exchange. jpmorgan is up 7.5%. if that's all the loan loss they have, then once again, if you're on the fed, if you're one of these governors who said, i am -- i think we have to tighten, all you feel like today is, i feel even more emboldened that we have to tighten. best performers on the s&p 500 that's, so far, for this week, of course, we still have today to go, but pioneer natural is benefitting from some of that takeover chatter around that enas phe energy as well rounded out by carmax. dow weighed down by boeing, the s&p up, getting a confidence boost by the big banks reporting some good numbers. go ahead. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. i think we're going to have hundreds of unicorns that will help the world in decarbonization. (neighbor) oh, he's bragging. >> probably going to blackrock by the way, we have larry fink coming up. that's a theme missed. bridgett is here. the banks probably have the reserves to handle it and/or the ability to try to refinance. that interview was like, i got to sell my -- i should sell my amazon they're not selling. it just works. >> we're hoping that everybody takes a deep breath and looks at what happened and the breadth and depth of regulations already in place obviously, when something happens like this, you should adjust, think about it, so i think down the road, there may be some limitations on health to maturity maybe more scrutiny on interest rate exposure, stuff like that, but it doesn't have to be a revamp of the whole system it's just recalibrating things the right way. "squawk on the street" will . 2023 CNBC LLC. okay at what cost and we're not talking about those issues i think we need to be doing that i'm not here to suggest one way or another i've been in washington recently a lot. this is no different than what we said to them a year ago and five years ago and ten years, ago. >> lot of great things i have rick, who by the way, when you talk about oil and gas -- >> good man. It's a marvelous time at the @NYSE, with the showrunners & cast of @MaiselTV ringing the opening bell. benefits. everybody else has gone negative, with the dow down almost 200 almost 200 we'll be right back.iled thing. this may be the right thing for our country and every other country as we move supply chain. at 10:30, when i went to see adam, he brings it out and goes, it's time. >> i think the money goes to blackrock. here we go ten-year note, we're going to show you >> we wanted weak retail >> you would have thought. The opening hour of CNBCs Squawk on the Street with Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber is broadcast from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, on site at the opening bell with the up-to-the-minute news investors need to know and interviews with the most influential Chief Executive Officers and greatest market minds. alex! but let's be clear, i don't -- evident risk being a military conflict, i don't see that let's be clear, it's an asymmetric outcome 23 million twan ease, 1.3 billion mainland chinese that seems like an asymmetric thing to do because everybody saw what their results was with russia's invasion in the ukraine. without based on any homework. compliance. Watch the full episode online. >> it's inflationary in services and that's the problem. >> as you know we played a clip from larry fink and spent a lot of time with him a short time ago. i don't remember those days, by the way. David Faber (who also hosts and contributes to his "Faber Report" segments) originally reported from CNBC Global Headquarters, while Haines and Burnett were in the "Squawk Nest," or "Luxury Box" (as Haines called it) above the NYSE. >> in the series, the guy who played jamie dimon looked exactly like jamie dimon, but i do not believe that jamie dimon brought the 1942, which is $300 a bottle >> yeah. we're going to see news in the ev space today, tesla extending their price cuts to europe, according to some reports, and then lucid, q1 production a divndelery is down quarter on quarter that's putting some pressure on that name. i'm okay. (seth) not to brag, but i just switched to verizon. >> did they not do that previously i thought that their core competency is taking all these, supply chains and making it all work and putting it all together >> they really did that -- the partnership deal where you basically did well if you -- you made more money if things were good, and you screwed up, you got punished, but david, they seem to have less control of their destiny than most companies. our customers don't do what they do for likes or followers. that said, there's going to be some companies, jim, that don't turn a profit who see their runway shortened we mentioned rivian and lucid in the light of the tesla price cuts now, and some of these production numbers >> the companies that came public in the last two years, i'm going to call them, david, the sweet green alberg component. on April 14, 2023, we will see what happens to the banks by the end of the day. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. >> i don't think so. the municipalities won't let you build like they used to. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. i mean i've said it before, but we've all been a part of things we're part of with teams that we love that never find an audience like this one. >> how are you, carl here's what's happening at this hour florida governor ron desantis quietly signs the heartbeat protection act into law overnight banning most abortions after six weeks in florida the legislation will not go into effect immediately, however, because the fate of a ban on abortions after 15 weeks passed last year is awaiting a ruling from the state supreme court protests continuing in france as the country's constitutional council votes, today on whether the government's controversial move to raise the retirement age without a parliamentary majority can stand. 2023 TV GUIDE, A FANDOM COMPANY. The show begins with the co-anchors and Jim Cramer on the floor of the NYSE, and "The Rundown" segment, starting with Bob Pisani on the floor at the NYSE. Watch Squawk on the Street: E122 on DIRECTV >> i have developed -- i have developed that skill i can also not listen to you i've developed that skill as well >> do you have shoelaces did they take away your shoelaces? and that continues on. >> we were talking during the break about "gilmore girls", which has huge life for generations that are growing up today. two days ago was really amazing. >> wow >> 54 cents. 120 min NR (Not Rated) Series, Business/Financial, News, Interview Series. expecting a big recession in the u.s. we have to offset that we have three giant fiscal stimuluses that were created in the last two years starting to enter our economy. not going to cause the grounding of 737 maxes however, they are going to have to inspect all of the maxes that are in production as well as those in inventory, well over 200 airplanes. those are the epicenter, and we're not used to that because those have been such great markets for so long. i think that's the very -- a very interesting thing and i think as it relates to europe, if you look at what macron has to say, and if you look at some. we have shown we can do it better, cheaper and more systemic over the last three years we raised $400 billion in outsourcing. 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