Bullard told cnbc about a potential june hike. Obviously weve tried to be data dependent, and i dont think theres any reason to prejudge the june meeting at this point. We can wait until we get to the meeting, see what the data say and try to make a good decision there. I think on the issue of press conferences we have made many moves over the years without press conferences, so i think you could make a move without a press conference in this circumstance. The labor market data, as i said, if you just took your signal from that, wed definitely move, i think. As a reminder, june is scheduled to have a presser, july is not. Says were at or beyond full employment, jim. Right. Now, he had wavered last time because he felt if oil went to 20 then he would be a lot less willing to hike. Obviously oil went the opposite way, so i think he goes the opposite way. And i think hes being very considered, making good judgments. Yeah, if the numbers continue to be this strong, yesterdays number from T
Lowest level since august. Road map begins with deutsche, shares plunging this morning on news that the department of justice is demanding 14 billion to settle some claims. Were going to take the pulse of the banking industry. The new iphone hit stores today. The lines arent what they used to be, but does it matter . Apple shares up 12 so far this week. And the nfl made its twitter debut last night to some mixed reviews. How it worked and what it means for the future of the company and live streaming. But first up, Deutsche Bank down sharply in the premarket. The doj demanding the bank pay 14 billion to settle Mortgage Securities probes related to the financial crisis. The banks head of communication spoke to cnbc europe this morning. Take a listen. We know that this is a number, its a very high number. This was the case with other banks, with our peers in the united states. And we all saw that these numbers go down significantly then. And so we are very confident that we are able that
What weve seen this week goes back to one of the crises coming out of the 1865 civil war. What a week it has been. What is your key observation on what youve seen . Guy this repricing of risks around the fed, the Ripple Effect of that, and the negative rates has negative consequences. That is the world the market is coming to terms with this week. Tom some of the themes this morning on surveillance from london and new york. Right now, to get you up to speed, heres vonnie quinn. Vonnie the u. S. , russia, and other powers have agreed on a partial ceasefire in syrias civil war. Ofre will be airdrops humanitarian assistance in some areas. Coalition attacks would continue against islamic state. The truce represents a cause in the syrian conflict, not an agreement to end it. German chancellor Angela Merkel warns that the country cant throw away its values. Merkel has launched a campaign for the coming state elections. She is working on reducing the Record Number of refugees entering the cou
I am Jonathan Ferro joining you and london with tom keene london. So much news. What takes your fancy . Up we go, we will re liquefy. Navigate that, and at the same time is tweaking communication. We will discuss that. Lets get to vonnie quinn with bloomberg first news. Ta recall of defective airbags is more costly than the multimillion fine. They will no longer use takata airbags. That was their biggest customer. Honda says that they misrepresented and manipulated test results. They say that theyll use a more inflatedemical to its airbags. The other airbags caused eight deaths. Say that the fine could be a record. The russian jet apparently had no warnings of trouble before it crashed in the egyptian desert. Includees black boxes no discussion of mechanical or system problems. All 224 people on board were killed when the airbus crashed. Most were russians returning home from vacations in egypt. Bodies were burned. Most of them will be identifiable. News of a diplomatic salt between ch
Potential Nuclear Agreement. I think this is a bad deal. It leaves iran with a vast nuclear infrastructure. Probably the best deal that barack obama could get. A scathing report on the Rolling Stone article about an alleged rape on the university of virginia campus. The report said editorial process failed at every level. The magazine has apologized. Officially retracting the story. Closing arguments are set in the Boston Marathon bombing trial. If convicted jurors will decide whether he will be sentenced to the death penalty. The u. S. Justice Department Investigating the family that became seriously ill in the u. S. Virgin islands. Traveling to russia to track down Edward Snowden. Handing over thousands of nsa documents the last thing you want to do is read them. Pope francis delivered an easter message from st. Peters square. Tens of thousands braved a rain storm to attend services. Major league baseballs opening day. The season started with something were used to. A chicago cubs lo