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yesterday afternoon when the treasury auction came out. you can see this morning the yield is still sitting at about 1.124% let s take a look at the price of bitcoin, i should say this has been the one to watch because you never know what you re going to get when the chart comes up okay, right now, we re up by 2.4% a gain of $800 to 34,000, 869. andrew. that is a chart you re right, you never know what you re going to get when you look at that chart. meantime, you tube is the latest media platform to block president trump. in a tweet, you tube insider account said it removed new content uploaded to president trump s channel for violating their policies this in light of concerns about the ongoing potential for violence the trump account now has its first strike, and is temporarily prevented from uploading new content for a minimum of seven days you tube is disabling the ability of users to comment on the videos in president trump s channel. so another platform effectively,
JerseyNew-yorkUnited-statesNew-jerseyWashingtonFloridaChinaIllinoisWhitehouseDistrict-of-columbiaTogoEssex-county the president criticizes the fed and europe as powell testifies this week. deutsche bank announcing massive job cuts, exitinging global equities business, a highlyanticipated $8.3 billion restructuring plan, but will it be the last. another controversy brewing at starbucks we ll tell you what has the company apologizing this morning. late last week, the s&p was at within striking distance of 3k. since the release of the stronger than expected june jobs number on friday, stocks have fallen on dampened hopes of a fed rate cut as the chairman prepares to testify on the hill later this week the president ramps up his criticism of the fed over the weekend. take a listen. despite everything, they re not doing well and we re doing great. they re not doing well at all, we re doing great. we re taking money out and interest rates have gone up. if the fed didn t do what it did or even half, we would have the dow that would be as good as it is, it is doing good, but we would hav
New-yorkUnited-statesRomaLazioItalyPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaKentuckyVietnamRepublic-ofMinnesotaChina yield? what are you guessing? around 2%. let s take a look and see if you re right. yep, we manage no we re at 1.8. pardon me for that for forgetting how low we had gotten over the last week or so in terms of what it does cost the u.s. government to borrow for ten years. still well better if you compare to france bore rogue .635% or italy at 1.6%. road map this morning starts with morgan stanley suffering the same fate as breaththren. we ll break down results for you. johnson & johnson posts mixed quarter. hurt by what else strong dollar. and around the rest of the world, imf cutting its outlook. china posting its slowest growth since 1990. and qe that is certainly on the docket, isn t it for europe this week. let s start with morgan stanley. it s the latest financial firm to miss on quarterly results, at least according to what the analyst whose follow the company had expected. in this case hurt by what appears to have been weaker trading revenue out of its fixed income
New-yorkUnited-statesJapanShanghaiChinaDavosSwitzerland-generalSwitzerlandTexasIranIllinoisCalifornia good morning. the dow is now on its longest winning streak in 16 years. thursday, march 14th, 2013 and squawk box begins right now. good morning, everybody. welcome to squawk box here on cnbc. i m becoky quick along with andrew ross sorkin. joe is on vacation. he s still skiing. we are joined on set by mike san tilly. good to have you here. good to be with you. thanks. good to see you. we have a lot of stuff to talk about because of the markets. the markets have been our lead just about every morning. not the pope? no, the pope was red. we ll talk more about that in a bit. but as we have been doing every morning lately, we begin with the markets because just about every has been closing. as andrew mentioned, it s a nine-day winning streak. that s the longest we ve seen since 1996. the s&p still hasn t reached the all-time high of 1565.15. it s been get veg close, but at this point, the broader index is still 11 points away. do you have any idea why it s been tou
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