No. What does that say minus 7 degrees whoa. Andrew, did the lawyers have their hands in other peoples pockets in their own pockets. Lawyers target joe this time, he said it not me you gave me that one. It is that cold thats making davos look like miami. Youre not outside. No. No we got glass here. Can you see . Beautiful makes all the difference. We have a big show. Well tell you about it in a little bit you have some cool guests we have awesome guests. Unbelievable guests. You cant see them, but kenny d. Is there did kenny step up to the plate with russell and some that was him, right . Russell wilson will be joining us Larry Fitzgerald will be joining us bob kraft will sit in with us. Kneel ca Neel Kashkari will talk to us this morning also. Hes not a Football Player, right . Kashkari no. No he looks like a Football Player youre right. Kind of does a little like the rock. Well check back in with you in a bit. Im glad that you are in the warm its still cold a little bit are you weari
There. Retirement night 602 million , the headlines coming out fast and we will bring you some of the figures as soon as we get them. Erik wells fargo is one of the more consistent performers on wall street, beating earnings per share would be the seventh time in the seventh quarter. They are managing analyst expectations. The big issue for wells fargo is about the Net Interest Margin. The Net Interest Margin is almost 3 . Wells fargo among the biggest banks with the very best Net Interest Margin. The difference affects the Interest Rates between the Interest Rate at which you lend and borrow. And it was of the vacation but more or less what it works out to. And the second bank of the day jpmorgan being the first where we see an increase in the interest margin. Youre heading toward that fed rate hike whenever that happens and that will be good for banks but this gives us an indication that it seems that the banks of a slight bit more Pricing Power as we head toward the rate hike. Matt
The city and wall street consider how fixed Income Research will survive as we know it . We start with the big issue today, without question, the u. S. Jobs report. One month is noise, and the next few months will be noisy bigs of disruption with the hurricane. It is on the softer side. It benefits all their positions in International Markets where we think returns will be higher, but we should not forget that this number will be back on track before long. Claims are much more stable than payrolls, and they are not showing any problems. We have had ulcers of numbers. When it is not confirmed by other data, Consumer Confidence remains strong, i think the market is going to blow this off. That which number has been flat for a long time. We need to put more money back in u. S. Consumers pockets. That is what were trying to do by wage growth and tax efficiency. I think the fed is focused on wages and inflation. Eak report. Tom the best thing about bloomberg today, the jobs report and those
The terminal. 57. 4. Withigure bang in line earlier estimates. A strong figure if you look at the pmi manufacturing figure five yearsst four or or so, that is equal to the high of a couple of months ago. So, manufacturing going from strength to strength. 57. 4, the actual figure 57. 4. Sets us up nicely for the ecb meeting on thursday, backing some view that the economy is Strong Enough to weather the beginning of the normalization of of ecb policy. Check out what is happening with European Equity markets. We are on track for a weekly gain. Weve been alternating on a weekly basis for the lesast six. Infell for a third month august. Worst losing run since february 2016. The u. S. Jobs report. The euro is down against the dollar today. After rising for six out of the last eight weeks. Be question will be well asking our first guest of the hour is has the dollars fortune changed . To. 10year yields, fell 2. 11 , lowest since november. Est month for the u. S. 10year talking about falling y
The city and wall street consider how fixed Income Research will survive as we know it. We start with the big issue today, without question, the u. S. Jobs report. One month is noise, and the next few months will be noisy because of the disruption of the hurricane. Im not sure i would put too much stock in those numbers. It is on the softer side. It benefits all their positions in International Markets where we think returns will be higher, but we shouldnt forget that this number will be back on track before long. Claims are much more stable than, you know, payrolls, and they are not showing any problems. We have had all sorts of numbers. When it is not confirmed by other data, Consumer Confidence remains strong, i think the market is going to blow this off. The first thing i looked at was the wage number and it has been flat for a long time. We need to put more money back in u. S. Consumers pockets. That is what were trying to do by wage growth and tax efficiency. I think the fed is f