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guy: good morning. you are watching the pulse. we are right here in london. i m guy johnson. europe s biggest investment bank, germany s biggest bank is racing for its biggest loss and a decade. deutsche bank could scrap its dividend. it s boosting reserves for legal costs. sounds like a bad thing. ryan chilcote here with the details. we got a lot of bad news. it sounds really terrible. but stock is up. what is going on? ryan: the immediate reaction was negative. the stock is up. there is a giant competition going on. the balls the balls on the up.k the stock now why? a lot of people saying we thought when they did this announcement we were going to get a capital increase. the fact that the dividend is going to take a hit, is a do it is a positive. it increases the likelihood of a capital increase down the road. analysts whonty of think a capital increase could happen here it happen. ryan: the second issue is take everything that was happening in the statement t ....
and pimco says the worst of the price collapse could be over. merkel s moment to is the german chancellor about to win a nobel peace prize? a warm welcome to the pulse, live from london. i m manus cranny. first up, minutes from the latest fed meeting show that the policymakers delayed the worsfit hike last month because of concerns about china. there was plenty of reaction from financial leaders of the imf and world bank. we will hear those voices in just a moment. but first, oil is about $50 a barrel, headed for its biggest weekly gain since august, coming as pimco calls the worst of the collapse and commodity prices is over. bring in mark barton for some context. mark: have i got some stats for world the all country indexes rising for an eighth consecutive day, the longest winning stretch since february minutes from the september meeting are pushing out expectations for when the u.s. central bank will hike interest rates. the msci in that eight-day period has ri ....
now. good morning and welcome to worldwide exchange here on cnbc. wall street waking up to a world of worry again from china growth fears to investors here at home. we have it all covered for you. it s so good that you re here with global investors on high alert. all the threats right now coming internationally. geo politics, economics, you name it. it s great to be here and discuss it but the real expert is coming up which is special guest peter oppenheimer to add all of his perspective north korea with it s first hydrogen bomb test. it could be the first nuclear test since 2013 and continuing un sanctions, the white house national security council not confirming the test claims just yet but in a statement a spokesman called on north carolina to abide by it s international obligations and commitments. the global market on edge as the situation does of course add to already existing geopolitical uneasy. u.s. equity futures under pressure. they re down to the t ....
the lack of plants, and the tiny amount of water. but over the years that came to be the favorite place of all the places i have ever lived. time,back from time to more to santa fe and unless than los alamos, and we had our children and grandchildren join us in santa fe for our 50th wedding anniversary. but it took me time to warm up , and shall i tell you about where we live? interviewer: sure. tell us how old you were and what brought your family to los alamos. peggy: i was eight when we moved there, just short of 11 when we left after the war. on theer had worked proximity fuse, although he was a regular navy officer he had worked in science from the beginning of world war ii on. and he groves picked him meshed with oppenheimer so he became the head of ordinance at los alamos. interviewer: i don t think you have mentioned his name. captaine was navy william stirling parsons. later, after the bomb was dropped, he became common or and then rearmmodore and admiral. in ....
and international studies, that s live at 9:00 a.m. eastern. as congress prepares to vote on the iran nuclear agreement, a conversation on the deal s pros and cons, at 11:00 a.m. eastern. also on c-span2. on c-span friday night, a discussion on efforts to improve american infrastructure. including author and journalist ginger strand on cities taking control of their power grid. burlington had rested their municipal utility, and it was done because of money. the rates were too high. not surprising. still a reason that many towns are trying to get in on it. community power can be a source of revenue for the town. with public power, actually public power consumers pay significantly less on average than private power consumers. some towns wanted to develop green power. bolder, colorado, recently didn t renew the contract with their private power producer because they were tired of the company dragging its feet on developing green power. the citizens said, great, we ll ....