Debt as collateral for loans as eu leaders meet today to discuss a 2. 2 trillion revival plan. Loan provisions jump at Credit Suisse as the lender builds reserves to withstand the coronavirus pandemic. We will speak exclusively with the banks new ceo just after 9 00 a. M. Hopes forrs crafted higher profit in 2020. And the earnings deluge continues. Revenueetting hermes out, down 6. 5 percent, which does not seem quite so bad all things considered. Anna we are getting numbers out of unilever as well, so the earnings daily continues. Things not looking great for unilever. Delucia the earnings deluge continues. Growth of zero, so 0 . The estimate was of an increase and itr just over 2 , seems on pricing and on volume they missed estimates. Pricing looks to be lower than estimates and volume looks to be lower than estimates. That seems to be where we are on the top line. They are also saying they are withdrawing their previous 2020. Uidance First Quarter underlying sales slack, as i mentio
I also have a great guest for you, michael kolanovic, j. P. Morgan, he thinks the bottom is in and hell be here to explain why and well talk about what hes seeing and why hes studying coronavirus trends around the world to try to understand the stock market, netflix made a new high. Bed, bath and beyond, that stock is up a little bit after hours and its down about 80 over the past year. We got a triple whammy we have to start with the market bad data on retail and oil falling to 20year lows and the banks continue to drop on their earnings concern guy adami, of those three because i would argue and i didnt think data mattered at all, of those three which one matters the most to you . I think the fact that oil cant get out of its own way out of those three the way that banks have traded, we can talk about that, but the way the data we knew would be miserable and maybe its worse than a lot of people thought and the bloviating and the noise, it cant get out of its own way and the rally las
A slew of corporate earnings role in over the next few weeks. Ibm withdrawing its forecast. Have netflix for you tomorrow. Tech this morning buoying the markets. Is taylor riggs in new york, who has been following all of the back and forth. A wild day. Nasdaq up and down. Taylor firmly in the red on the closing bell. Nasdaq at one point in the green, then turning red solidly, off about 1 . What is going on in the oil markets. To goinute, i will try through some of the technicalities. It is the may contract up for expiration tomorrow. If you are a holder of the contract, tomorrow, you have to take delivery tomorrow. Thehad a massive selloff in may contract, at one point settling down at 37 per barrel as traders tried to unsettle may and roll that forward into the june and july contracts. A much better indicator of where oil is trading at the moment. A much better indicator but barrel. Ess 37 per it will be all about june and july going forward. Go tone contract could about demandl destr
In europe. European stocks hitting a 20 bounce up from the bear market in 2020. A little bit of selling on the bond market as growth questions continue and Oil Takes Another leg lower. Lets get right to the bank numbers. Jp morgan shares up by about 2 . They reported blowout fixed income and trading revenue. With us now is Alison Williams is sonali basak. Sonali provisions for loan losses are really skyrocketing here, more than 8 billion expected. A lot of it is coming from the consumer business, where those provisions are more than 5 billion. On the other end of the loan but, we are expecting lower Net Interest Income this year. Also, as one would expect with lower interest rates, that would come into about 55 billion, lower than the 57 billion dollars initially estimated. On the bright side, we saw Net Interest Income for the quarter come in pretty healthy, and fixed income revenue beat by almost 1 billion. Trading was able to hold up. The question is, wasnt able to hold up well in a
Call it. Netflix yesterday closing at an alltime record high. Oil a little higher as well, but still around an 18 year low. Still brutal for the market. Just checking in one more time they comec had before out. Time now for bloomberg first take. Here to discuss from our inhouse team of wall street veterans and insiders, michael mckee, and Damian Sassower. Mike, we know that jobless claims are going to be bad. We dont know how bad. I think the question is, how do markets actually respond to this, when sometimes they want to respond to bad data, sometimes they dont . Michael im not even going to go there. Yesterday we had dismal numbers on industrial and retail sales. We thought they were priced in, but apparently they werent. Youve got to wonder if weve priced in jobless claims because weve talked about it so much over the past three weeks, but we are expecting 5,500,000 as a consensus. If you get that number or even a little bit below it, we will have wiped out in one month all of the