Dimon. Before we get to all of this, why dont we get to some of the headlines. Lets get to the headlines, ibm reported quarterly revenues below wall street consensus for the fourth straight quarter. Steep drop in demand for servers storage products. Earnings topping analyst expectations. Also on the list texas instruments, they posted better than expected Fourth Quarter earnings and revenues, company also announcing that its cutting about 3 of its Global Workforce or about 1,100 jobs. The Corporate Restructuring program aimed to save 130 million by the end of the year. Keep an eye on shares of advanced microdevices coming under pressure and extended trading after the chipmaker forecast a steeper than expected drop in Current Quarter revenue. Analysts now saying the news suggesting that sales of gaming consoles were not growing fast enough to offset slowing pc sales. Shares have risen 15 in the last month. Thanks. Something in the water in california. Mohammed el erian is stepping down
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context. like me saying that 2017 is going to be the year that everybody shaves their head and goes bald. i d love that to happen. ray dalia would love for that to happen. is encouraged by the stock market rally and says if i get rid of as many regulations as possible, we unleash the potential of the america entrepreneur and what he calls animal spirits. my issue is this is the most entrepreneurial country on the face of the earth in the history of the world. it s just that it s not everywhere. so silicon valley feels it and does it and they don t think that much about high wages and government regulations. the argument here is donald trump s promise to lift regulations and make it easier to do business is going to prompt people to want to get in there and take risks and make investments. if you look at corporate balance sheets, corporations have been sitting on billions of dollars doing nothing because of the threat of possible regulation.
one year. now, some people say that s strong. others call that dangerous. when things go up that fast that far, that perhaps you should take some stuff off the table. that brings us to a very interesting conversation that you brought up this morning that is this something about trump that says markets could go much higher than reasonable people can expect or are we overbought as they say. because it s not necessarily a vacuum here. it s not like we re only looking at tech. and tech is getting so overblown. right, right. those companies aren t making money. industrial companies, banking companies, companies solved in this infrastructure play. when this guy warned the financial crisis was coming, people weren t listening. here he is saying, and you don t like the words, but donald trump s tough talking, you know, his approach to push socialist sissies, ray s words, not mine, out of washington, could be a positive for the market. i have to put this in
plus spanish banks were rowed more than 300 billion euros in march, highest amount in months. coming up in today s program, google may need a lesson in sharing. it s announced a controversial two for one stock split dividend, but are shareholders getting a good deal. we ll analyze that. elsewhere emerging markets have made up l oreal s first quarter sales. and what has the art market screaming? all of that and plenty more to come. and over 300 billion euros borrowed in march. let s talk as well about the other piece of data important for us this morning which is the chinese gdp. indeed the big data that we ve been talking about all day, certainly growing at its slowest pace in three years. lower than expected gkp reading revised fears for a hard landing for the world s number two economy. china has been hit by weak demand at home and abroad. analysts say the tepid growth figure will boost calls for beijing to roll out more stimulus soon. joining us now is head of research
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