appreciate the time. All Rights Reserved. >> people need to be prepared for the potential of higher rates for longer if and when that happens, it will address problems in the economy for those who are too exposed to floating rates or, those who are too exposed to refi risk. i'm curious whether you think, it's sort of an existential question for some of these banks? Live: Tue, April 18th, 9:00 AM ET. >> he's forward about what has to happen. >> how about tonight >> i've got secretary ra mando. he said the same thing. the infrastructure bill. The Rundown: This segment (seen just after the start of each hour of the show) starts with Bob Pisani on the floor at the NYSE, then continues with market reporters at the NASDAQ, the NYMEX and in Chicago (usually Santelli). Weekly Energy Inventory Data: Seen at 10:30am ET on Wednesdays and Thursdays. "Power Lunch" Co-Anchor & Vice President, Events Strategy, CNBC Senior Climate and Real Estate Correspondent. >> book value, $84.21. always appreciate it. >> there is a lot of streaming fatigue. The opening hour of CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" with Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber is broadcast from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, on site at the opening bell with the up-to-the-minute news investors need to know and interviews with the most influential Chief Executive Officers and greatest market minds. this won't do well at auction. jim cramer, lucky to have sticking around for the top of the hour we have an exclusive interview with blackrock ceo larry fink at, post nine to break down his company's latest earnings and what he's seeing in the environment. By joining TV Guide, you agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy. my memory's a lot better. you never want to strike, but these things are unpredictable you keep working until someone tells you you an't. Taking viewers onto the floor of the exchange, right to the posts where the biggest companies in the world trade; exclusive Tick by Tick charts track the action of every trade of every stock; the treasury, currency and commodity action in real time. >> we are. trinet. not going to cause the grounding of 737 maxes however, they are going to have to inspect all of the maxes that are in production as well as those in inventory, well over 200 airplanes. this is a much more qualifying than quantifying, with respect to we're not looking at a mathematical equation like we do with other metrics that measure inflation. like when i decided to host family movie nights. i know they took away your tie i'm talking about jpmorgan as being here, and then everybody else is here >> i was saying, being the beneficiary, they did retain $50 billion of deposit inflows from that trend we saw at the beginning of march where a lot of outflows from other banks benefitted jpmorgan. i'm not fatigued >> people want to get out. and i think you can do a quarter point. two days ago was really amazing. Cast & Crew Shows like "Squawk on the Street" >> the question is my colleagues, it does sound like what happened in march accelerated a darwinian move in banks where we have the larger get even larger and made it so that we realized we didn't need to learn -- earn 2% if we just called larry fink we could pick up 5. >> right. i'm an investorin invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to nasdaq 100 innovations like wearable training optimization tech. >> right look, i mean, this is a false tell, is what i'm saying if you're the fed and you're looking at these banks, and that's absolutely good because these backs, if they have to, pnc can buy ten other banks. everybody wants to be with their buds with coffee in a weird curls in their hair. Carl Quintanilla (previously co-anchor of Squawk Box), Melissa Lee (anchor of Fast Money and Options Action) and Simon Hobbs (previously a presenter on CNBC Europe) were appointed as the new anchor team. >> i agree with that it's not that -- well, i think what we're seeing today, carl, is the banks right now are not going to be the reason why the fed should stay its hand the banks that we're seeing on our screen, not this, not the, regionals, bus thet the majors,f you were saying, you think we should tighten another quarter point, you could say, listen, now it's just a gimme. we haven't talked really pnc or wells fargo or citi as much as we've talked jpm, which is the leader right now, up 5.5%. you know, he's -- he did mention watching credit tightening is certainly one of the key things, but even's watching. and no firm has the outcomes that we do on behalf of those. >> but david, i do -- i do want to point out the nathanson piece, it's silicon valley bank. some people are insensitive to rates. we have wells fargo cfo coming on in the next hour of "squawk on the street. However, since Cramer joined Squawk on the Street in July 2011, the "Opening Bell Countdown" segment has been replaced with "Cramer's Mad Dash." if the fed is keying on homes, then the fed has to tighten more every time they tighten, the loan rates go down it's a losing battle to try to cool housing it's just a losing battle. >> yeah. >> right we should point out, net interest income for many of these banks was higher than expected certainly helping jpmorgan >> i'm glad you poipnted that out. First Aired: April 18th, 2023. the average deposits, right in line aren't you used to wells fargo disappointing on pretty much every single line? i'm also mr. leg day1989! we felt so uplifted over the course of these five seasons and work with the best people in the world. but i still -- do i want to know what's going on with first republic i don't feel any better about first republic when i look at these numbers. >> no. rude. North American economist Tiffany Wilding joins, breaking down how the Fed's hawkish year, coupled with recent bank stress could lead the economy into a modest recession. >> nobody cared. choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. when did we do that? we still have 4,400 banks. Become a CNBC Investing Club member to go behind the scenes with Jim Cramer and Jeff Marks as they talk candidly about the markets biggest headlines. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. compliance. right now, the problem that we witnessed over the last six weeks was, a duration mismatch for some, and an outflow of liquidity. one of the stories we're waiting to see how much the analysts bring down the estimates now. go ahead. united health care tops guidance boeing has halted the 737 max delivery due to supplier issues. >> that's a disparity that must be -- >> $84.21 and you've got a $48, stock. >> he does think that the migration of money markets is going to continue for the long-term. so i think what larry is saying, though, is kind of almost a pretty typical academic intellectual argument about if you look at the past 25 years or at least until a few years ago, the whole integration of china and the interplay with the u.s. was probably part of the disinflationary story globally, so removing that isn't positive. cramer will stick around for blackrock and larry fink don't go away. if you led your life the same after the pandemic as before, then you're like me, where my wife says, did you not realize what happened? we have not spent enough time and asking ourselves what is the value of held to maturity if the capital markets look through that and mark the market you don't have to mark the market that was one of the issues related to supervisors of that institution because it was -- it, was an account that was -- commonly accepted accounting rule that if you deem this asset to go into a held to maturity, you don't have to mark the market now the capital markets are looking through, and saying no, we want to know what's really going on in that giant pool of money. >> good weekend. yeah >> we should pull back >> but i had a continued focus on inflation there are many who believe it is coming down and coming down materially austan goolsbee, by the way, perhaps amongst them take a listen. >> ge has $102 billion market value, but it trades at a huge multiple you know that, right >> it's going to do better next year so, the multiple is elusive and will turn out to be much lower and larry cole is doing it a lot of people -- >> 47 times. - psst! Squawk on the Street (TV Series) - Cast & Crew The Movie Database (TMDB) Overview Media Fandom Share Squawk on the Street Back to main Series Cast 0 There are no cast records added to Squawk on the Street. short term it's back. >> is that -- i think that's almost from personal experience. >> they were as wrong about this as they were going into march. Around the midway point of the show's first hour was originally the "Opening Bell Countdown," which had a countdown clock on the lower right of the screen. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com, the opening bell is brought to you by nuveen, a leader in income, alternatives, and responsible investing. i think that's a muffled way of saying we're going to have fewer people working, so that's how you're going to reduce productivity, you will have fewer people per job i think one of the other reasons, getting back to productivity, carl, is i believe, if you look at the statistics, we lost productivity in the last three years. that's what u.s. bank is for. bob iger says he's up for meeting florida governor desantis to hash out that ongoing feud about disney. CNBC Squawk Box (TV Series 1995- ) - Full Cast & Crew - IMDb Edit CNBC Squawk Box (1995- ) Full Cast & Crew See agents for this cast & crew on IMDbPro Series Cast Series Produced by Nadina Ronc . i think these types of policies are going to keep inflation stickier for longer. -i'm ready! you're still doing this? @SquawkStreet and @CNBCClosingBell anchor @SaraEisen gave birth to a healthy baby boy yesterday morning. atms in fresno? take a listen to this. david? -a branch in ventura? >> i remember the initial golden globes, saw jeff bezos in the audience and talk about talked about amazon during the break. as i said earlier in the session, we won $1.8 trillion of money over the last five years, and i'm saying that in the backdrop that most asset managers had negative outflows >> what's that conversation like when you go to texas what are you telling them and what are you hearing >> i'm telling them that we will do exactly what you ask us to do and it's your money. there's always -- there's always a conversation going on between the unions and the executives in hollywood. their path isn't for the casually curious. maybe it's good. >> well, we got the first batch down and we look forward to more next week. not all of them will have this issue, but a good chunk likely will and that may have an impact not only on deliveries but potentially on production rate which is at 31 a month right now. >> almost all the banks, by the way, just so people know, have a book value that is not nearly as high as their stock price. thanks, kayla, in d.c. with the markets, got the banks strong but as we've said, the s&p and the doanw d nasdaq all down that will do it for this hour of "squawk on the street. David Faber (who also hosts and contributes to his "Faber Report" segments) originally reported from CNBC Global Headquarters, while Haines and Burnett were in the "Squawk Nest," or "Luxury Box" (as Haines called it) above the NYSE. but then i've got -- i had stewart miller on last night, the executive chairman of lennar, one of the top three home buildsers in the country he said, if you're looking for our industry to be hurt by this, forget about it. good friday morning. >> really quick on china, lula is there, macron was there there's a report yesterday taiwan is bracing not for a military conflict but economic blockade are you looking for like imminent event risk regarding china? Taking viewers onto the floor of the exchange, right to the posts where the biggest companies in the world trade; exclusive Tick by Tick charts track the . >> you're welcome. call 1-800 miracle now, with paycom, employees do their own payroll. Squawk on the Street, airing weekdays at 9am ET on CNBC, is a fast-paced financial news program hosted by top journalists Carl Quintanilla, David Faber, and Jim Cramer. storm clouds you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. >> on the call, we're not running around aggressively tightening standards right now "i wonder use the word credit, crunch if i were you." We want to hear from you. we have moved away from this whole concept of globalization, we moved to fragmentation. >> so that's partly why i sort of dithered a bit when you asked me as you know from when i've been on with you recently, i think it was pretty easy to expect the market to do this, but to sustain this strength or go a lot higher, when the market is priced in fed easing, given what fed keeps saying, and we've got the famous month of may around the corner and we've had a pretty good year, you know, i'm not sure i want to be chasing it too much right now, but that said, i suspect we will be creeping higher until the fed comes and smacks the market down as it has done occasionally, since last fall. the large banks are benefitting from this. First Aired: April 20th, 2023. whether that is remote working -- >> remote working. In anticipation of May's Fed decision, @PIMCO. >> jassy did not talk about the year of efficiency he's still in the year of living dangerously. on the Internet. mmhmm. She returned to Squawk on the Street as co-anchor on February 21, 2023. and ge health care, by the way, is doing magnificently ge, the energy business is not really what i call as stable as i'd like, but ge our saerospaceo fire >> you mean as an investor >> you can't fly a ge engine, unless you're in that "monkey's paw" episode of the twilight zone >> you would have thought that ge made airplanes. >> one month ago we sat here and there were people who come on and talk about the republic being in danger, not republic bank - >> the country. have a wonderful weekend melissa, thank you for hanging out all week with us >> my pleasure >> she says it so -- with such enthusiasm "squawk on the street" begins right now. i'm trying to figure out the actual earnings. some of them have huge enterprises, hundred thousand employees in china, selling their goods there. in other words, i think we're going to have a 4% floor in inflation. Sign in to rate and Watchlist for personalized recommendations. most other countries, banks do more floating rate lending than fixed term lending we're able to do more fixed term lending and put that into a held to maturity account. what do you mean? i hear around the corner, the, u.s. is going to do some form of reverse sif fuss where we're going to be precluded in investing of the chinese companies. Available on USA, Oxygen, E!, Telemundo, Syfy, Bravo, Hulu, NBC, CNBC. or go home. 120 min G Series, Business/Financial, News, Interview Series. [3] In March 2023, she returned to Squawk on the Street as co-presenter. three episodes dropped today we're going to talk to show runners and rachel brosnahan later on this morning. smarter and more sustainable. hello, your royal highness, sir (cecily) okay, that's a brag. wait really? it's just not right to serve the 1942 i think you maybe serve the salza, maybe serve the -- david, i would never bring out the '42 that early >> no, i think you're right. and that's what makes it matter the most when they find it. good friday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street," i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer, david faber at post nine of the new york stock exchange something for everyone today a bumper profit for the banks and encouraging commentary, but retail sales dropped twice as much as expected, six negative reads now in the past nine months even so, yields pop, two-year is back to 4 .1%. She continued to co-anchor Squawk on the Street until June 22, 2020. we need a good mixture you're going to see when one segment of that is in distress like we saw, you're going to see more money flowing into the capital markets. it remains to be seen what exactly companies are proposing to meet some of that criteria and, of course, which companies will ultimately secure that funding. [3] Evans officially left her anchoring duties to Closing Bell at the end of 2013 and was replaced by Sara Eisen, who was previously had a contributing role. we'll have to wait until we get that full data certainly it is a strong indication of interest, at least in terms of the volume of applications they're going to be getting. recession, they still see, but, might be pushed off a bit. even a term policy? Opening Bell Countdown: This segment, which has a. transform . i would give an a-grade to today's results, but keep in mind that the banks that reported today are generally considered the highest quality in the industry, and while, let's say, jpmorgan was an a-plus and perhaps, you know, pnc was a b-plus, i think this is not necessarily the clearing event that market needs, as some of the midsized regional banks reporting next week. it is your money we will do whatever you wish us to do for you. >> lot of investment into japan these days thank you. but no one asks the question, at what cost? when you think about, as you said, the early days and sort of linear television, are they things you think will survive or are we moving on to a new world where it's about streaming analytics and monetizing things around the world, for example, you guys are being translated into all kinds of languages. utilization rates from 78 last month to 79.6. so, this is good news. we mentioned earlier the cast of "the marvelous mrs. maisel" is here at the exchange. Global Business and Financial News, Stock Quotes, and Market Data and Analysis. (vo) switch and choose the phone you want, like the incredible iphone 14, on us. this is no different than what we said to them a year ago and five years ago and ten years, ago. those who did not look -- they made a lot of money because they were paying very low short rates and earning the 3 and 3.8. now they're playing 5 plus percent ent and earning 3 and 3.8. that's the problem this is not a systemic problem this is not a problem that's going to impact. >> ge is down 30 cents aren't you going to come after me >> not yet, by the way, speaking of -- i know this is apropos of absolutely nothing, but you're talking about spac, and we talk a lot about commercial real estate have you taken a look at wework? Cramer's Morning Meeting: Earnings & Energy Stocks 4/17/23, Jim Cramer and Jeff Marks discuss recent big bank earnings. the c.h.i.p.s. i should have touched on that. thus, when we see the results, it's definitely a pinch in terms of higher funding costs but the results are not going to be as extreme as feared. all our clients were trying to look at what risks do they have and how do they manage it and another example why aladdin has proven to be a really good foundational piece, and so more outsourcing of technology and more outsourcing of the entire asset matter and blackrock, because of our -- the foundation of our organization with technology, with ishares, and now with fma, all our advisory work, we're able to bring that together in a more comprehensive way. truist people with capital? what, no one's going to want to buy first republic the reason the numbers are good is because they're not buying first republic >> isn't there a stable of people who could start bidding for assets once there's more clarity? call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. i'm just visiting. even she knows it's down i think ragu knows it's down 5 to 7%, but marley does not know because he's stupid as wood. about 0.3 as well. >> in the series, the guy who played jamie dimon looked exactly like jamie dimon, but i do not believe that jamie dimon brought the 1942, which is $300 a bottle >> yeah. 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The opening hour of CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" with Carl Quintanilla, Jim Cramer and David Faber is broadcast from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, on site at the opening bell. late '90s? king jamie >> let's get to the opening bell in the cnbc realtime exchange. emerson innovation helps make the world healthier, safer, smarter and more sustainable. >> take a look at futures this morning. >> no. mateo, hey how's business? this whole -- this is a moment, carl, where people look at the stock and say, oh, we're fine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. the stock has actually turned around wells fargo was higher this morning on the back of results it's now down 0.50 dow is down 170 and s&p 500 down about 0.3 as well. i think it should say what you said, which is, we haven't seen that yet it doesn't hold up under close scrutiny it just doesn't. the question is whether we should do half and put an end to it this does wreck the thesis we had a couple weeks ago i still think there's a big tightening i'm not in favor of the quarter-point increase i don't think these banks are representative of what can go wrong. [5][6], Eisen serves on Room to Read's New York regional board.[7]. An award-winning journalist and New York Times best-selling author, David Faber is a co-anchor of CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" (M-F, 9AM-12PM ET) and an anchor and co-producer of CNBC's acclaimed original documentaries and long-form programming. best performers on the s&p 500 that's, so far, for this week, of course, we still have today to go, but pioneer natural is benefitting from some of that takeover chatter around that enas phe energy as well rounded out by carmax. let's go. [2] This replaced the first hour of Morning Call (later renamed The Call on August 8, 2007), which aired one hour later and had its airtime reduced in half. The anchors reacted to the details of the letter and whatJassy told CNBC about Amazon's future and AI. Although 'Squawk on the Street' premiered in December 2005, Jim Cramer became an integral part of the show when he joined as an anchor in 2011. we'll have plenty of time to talk about it wednesday morning. if you look at their demographics, they have a demographic time bomb greater, than any other country they cannot -- there is more and more evidence that more and more companies are leaving china because it's an expensive place to be now, and so china is no longer the exporter deflation. our road map begins with the banks. Menu. miracle-ear made it easy. Cramer's Mad Dash: Introduced in July 2011, Faber and Jim Cramer look at the stocks making news at the pre-open. >> all right >> i kind of like him. then you know like that they're taking it seriously. hello ozwald. 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