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tom: let's don't to this chart, this is the balkanization chart. banking is with us up top with a blue line. data the bottom is the green line, bnp paribas and ubs and deutsche bank bringing up the ,ack here let's go to fortis b.n.p. paribas can pick up the pieces of fortis banking of belgium, why can't that happen now? >> in europe there are potentials, the ecb governors want mergers within the eurozone , the challenge is that you have a couple of things -- thanks talks are trading below book value, it is expensive to raise equity so what the emphasis from shareholders to do that? regulatory uncertainty is second, we should talk about, what a biggest inflections of 2017 is whether banks get more clarity on the rules and invest more confidence to put their money into banks. francine: thank you. we're talking about the banks and news on carmakers, breaking news from -- the paris prosecutor has opened a probe --o run no diesel emissions admissions, for fiat, it was admissions of file asians act was a stash accusations that were similar to we saw with
tom: let's don't to this chart, this is the balkanization chart. banking is with us up top with a blue line. data the bottom is the green line, bnp paribas and ubs and deutsche bank bringing up the ,ack here let's go to fortis b.n.p. paribas can pick up the pieces of fortis banking of belgium, why can't that happen now? >> in europe there are potentials, the ecb governors want mergers within the eurozone , the challenge is that you have a couple of things -- thanks talks are trading below...
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russians to get them into kosovo, the opposite outcome from syria, to settle the kosovo civil war in the balkans in the 1990's. i have some experience with that. interests notour identical with russia. they are not with any country. what we should be doing always is look where our interests can be aligned with another power, work with them cooperatively. for the first quarter century after the end of the cold war, there were many areas where that was possible. those areas, particularly under putin, have narrowed. charlie: why is that? sec. carter: progressively. i am not the person to ask that. by the way, there still are some areas where we work productively with them. for example, nonproliferation involving iran. charlie: the iranian nuclear deal. sec. carter: yes, exactly. one of the things that russia seems to do under putin is an objective of thwarting or frustrating the united states and international community, or trying to as an objective in itself. charlie, it is hard to build a strategic bridge to that motivation. otherwise, it is part of military diplomacy to build bridges to common i
russians to get them into kosovo, the opposite outcome from syria, to settle the kosovo civil war in the balkans in the 1990's. i have some experience with that. interests notour identical with russia. they are not with any country. what we should be doing always is look where our interests can be aligned with another power, work with them cooperatively. for the first quarter century after the end of the cold war, there were many areas where that was possible. those areas, particularly under...
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europe and its allies, you'll have russia on one side becoming more aggressive come ukraine, baltics, balkans, middle east, at a time when europe and the eurozone is in the process of disintegration. my biggest worry is le pen will come to power in france. >> guy johnson has this front and center. >> the potential of the cold war is low, but you will not see block behavior. when the cold war happen, the united states had allies that wherewith the u.s., and clearly trump is setting up for a u.s.-china confrontation that won't be well managed, but american allies in asia are looking at the united states and saying that this is not a safe route for us good we will have to work more closely with the chinese economically. traditional allies will also have a problem. >> i must ask you about your turkey. difficult 2016 for turkey. can turkey coalesce away from terror as they move into 2017? and thenk the police army after the coup are weakened, and now there are the challenges of terrorists coming from ice is, inner turmoil. isis, inner turmoil. europe is challenge because it does not want turkey to
europe and its allies, you'll have russia on one side becoming more aggressive come ukraine, baltics, balkans, middle east, at a time when europe and the eurozone is in the process of disintegration. my biggest worry is le pen will come to power in france. >> guy johnson has this front and center. >> the potential of the cold war is low, but you will not see block behavior. when the cold war happen, the united states had allies that wherewith the u.s., and clearly trump is setting...
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i think theresa may, her immediate advisers and ministers, think about the economy in a more balkanized way thinkingave grown up about. so financial services, manufacturing, automobiles within manufacturing -- quite how they would do with airbus produce verywe important parts of that aircraft. it is going to be a very different way of trying to organize trade and economic policy, and probably one which will have the -- and probably one which will not have the economy that we are used to. matt: and niedermayer from "bloomberg view" wrote a great piece about donald trump's sort of twitter policy. onlookers are hoping that trump can get the kind of response he got from ford, which decided not to invest one point $6 billion in mexico but instead to focus on jobs in michigan, or fiat chrysler, which boosted its investment in michigan and ohio and added another 2000 jobs. automakers are hoping that he can get that kind of response without having to put a 35% tariff on goods from mexico. it is jawbone policy rather than having to legislate it. interesting point. effectively you do it by the wo
i think theresa may, her immediate advisers and ministers, think about the economy in a more balkanized way thinkingave grown up about. so financial services, manufacturing, automobiles within manufacturing -- quite how they would do with airbus produce verywe important parts of that aircraft. it is going to be a very different way of trying to organize trade and economic policy, and probably one which will have the -- and probably one which will not have the economy that we are used to. matt:...
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allies,gives up on the he will have russia becoming more aggressive, ukraine and the baltics and the balkans in the middle east, and at a time when europe is in the process of [indiscernible] theregest worry is that will be an anti-europe powers. tom: do you sure this, ian bremmer? dr. bremmer: i think the potential cold war is low but part of the reason is because you will not see block behavior. when the cold war happened, the --ted states had days allies had these allies with the u.s., and clearly, trump is setting up for a u.s.-china a petition that one of the will managed, but they're looking at the united states and saying, this is not a super hot, we will have to work closer with the chinese economically. traditional allies in the u.s. and middle east will be a problem. tom: when we come back, extended conversation with ian bremmer and nouriel roubini. coming up, the former head of the indian central bank. on india's cashless society and the imf. worldwide, this is bloomberg. ♪ wow, x1 has netflix? hey, drop a beat. ♪ show me orange is the new black ♪ ♪ wait, no, bloodline ♪
allies,gives up on the he will have russia becoming more aggressive, ukraine and the baltics and the balkans in the middle east, and at a time when europe is in the process of [indiscernible] theregest worry is that will be an anti-europe powers. tom: do you sure this, ian bremmer? dr. bremmer: i think the potential cold war is low but part of the reason is because you will not see block behavior. when the cold war happened, the --ted states had days allies had these allies with the u.s., and...
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on europe and its allies, you will have russia becoming more aggressive, ukraine, the baltics, the balkans. europe is in the process of disintegration. my fear is that -- do you worry about that? >> i think the potential of cold war is very low. i think you will not see bloc behavior. the united states had all these allies that were with the u.s. donald trump is setting up for a china confrontation that will not be well-managed. allies are looking at the u.s. and saying this is not safe for us. we'll have to work more closely with the chinese economically. this will be a problem. tom: i must ask you about turkey. coalesce into -- can they coalesce away from terror as they move into 2017? >> i think the police and army are weakened. there is internal turmoil. there are crises. path thatrkey is on a is really dangerous politically and economically. [indiscernible] >> turkey is a challenge. forces that are eventually more moderate are becoming less moderate. president with extraordinary power. >> turkey is the one where the referendum probably wins moving the country in a different direction.
on europe and its allies, you will have russia becoming more aggressive, ukraine, the baltics, the balkans. europe is in the process of disintegration. my fear is that -- do you worry about that? >> i think the potential of cold war is very low. i think you will not see bloc behavior. the united states had all these allies that were with the u.s. donald trump is setting up for a china confrontation that will not be well-managed. allies are looking at the u.s. and saying this is not safe...
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after the cold war, we went out the wars helped end and the balkans and fighting terrorism in afghanistan, and fighting -- in africa. now we are coming back to europe, focusing on collective defense and a more assertive russia. nato is adapting and that is the andon why we are a strong successful alliance. i look forward to working with president trump on who we can continue to adapt nato, and especially how we can focus on increased defense spending among european allies, because many of them have to invest more in defense. francine: i understood your message loud and clear up your you're confident nothing will change. what if something were to change? what if there was a u.s. that was less committed to nato. what would our security look like and the alliance look like? gen. sec. stoltenberg: i'm convinced the united states will stay committed because we have to understand a strong nato is good for europe, but it is also good for the united states. two world wars and a cold war ha ve taught all of us that -- within europe, -- stability in europe is important for the rest of the world. an
after the cold war, we went out the wars helped end and the balkans and fighting terrorism in afghanistan, and fighting -- in africa. now we are coming back to europe, focusing on collective defense and a more assertive russia. nato is adapting and that is the andon why we are a strong successful alliance. i look forward to working with president trump on who we can continue to adapt nato, and especially how we can focus on increased defense spending among european allies, because many of them...
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ideae: there has been an that balkanization is increasingly happening. do you think there is more of a separation among the jewish community? among the jewish community in christian community -- when you see what is happening in the middle east. terrorism in jerusalem just last sunday. so there is an stability, and we have a lot of things to do together. danny: i noted during the campaign a difference in rhetoric. donald trump talked about the u.s. relationship with israel. help me dig into the specifics, aside from the rhetoric. what has he offered policy wise that is appealing to you? what is different? danny: rhetoric is very important. in the u.n., people look at the relationship with the u.s. everybody.ting we appreciate the strong statements of the elected president. and there is the issue of the embassy. the president-elect says he will move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem, which is very meaningful. jerusalem is the capital of the jewish people for 3000 years. david: you mentioned the u.s. that supporting this resolution. how would you char
ideae: there has been an that balkanization is increasingly happening. do you think there is more of a separation among the jewish community? among the jewish community in christian community -- when you see what is happening in the middle east. terrorism in jerusalem just last sunday. so there is an stability, and we have a lot of things to do together. danny: i noted during the campaign a difference in rhetoric. donald trump talked about the u.s. relationship with israel. help me dig into the...
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last year, authorities closed the balkan migrant route. turkey and eu -- and the eu agreed to stem the flow of migrants. mayu.s., mexico and canada make a joint bid to host the soccer world cup. the u.s. would be the main host with the most gains. the 2026 world cup will be the largest ever with the field expanded to 48 teams. alix: equity futures moving slightly lower, but we have some movers in the free market. the fda has a free already review for mark's one care -- lung cancer treatment -- merck's lung cancer treatment. competitive pressure on bristol-myers, down by 3.5%. 1%.r zeneca down by almost american airlines just releasing some of its fourth-quarter numbers. that stock up by about 1%. total revenue per available seat mile is going to be unchanged. the airline had expended -- expected to be down. good news trickling in on the margins. wrapping up with rite aid. according to a person familiar with the matter, we do have near post reporting the ftc is expected to report writing a's walgreen steel -- write a's -- rite aid's walgree
last year, authorities closed the balkan migrant route. turkey and eu -- and the eu agreed to stem the flow of migrants. mayu.s., mexico and canada make a joint bid to host the soccer world cup. the u.s. would be the main host with the most gains. the 2026 world cup will be the largest ever with the field expanded to 48 teams. alix: equity futures moving slightly lower, but we have some movers in the free market. the fda has a free already review for mark's one care -- lung cancer treatment --...
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we are now at a point where the flexibility of delivering balkan oil, which is very high-value, to both coasts, the west coast and the east coast, and indirectly getting it down to the gulf coast, it's very good. that oil is very suitable for other markets, as well. remind me of the second half. scarlet: your outlook for oil prices in the long-term versus the next 2-3 years? tom: i think we are going to make progress in the course of this year, first of all in eliminating the last of the excess inventories out there, and it will take probably three of the next quarters to get that done. we are going to have a net drain that takes the inventories down to a level that is much more manageable, and as a result of that, i think we can close this year having seen oil trade in the second half with a six handle, $60-plus oil price. then, we are going to see a backing and filling, a functionality of the seasonality of oil demand, and it may be partly actions by opec to make sure we are reminded that none of us, opec and non-opec, want to see oil back to the levels we were at. now, we wereght hea
we are now at a point where the flexibility of delivering balkan oil, which is very high-value, to both coasts, the west coast and the east coast, and indirectly getting it down to the gulf coast, it's very good. that oil is very suitable for other markets, as well. remind me of the second half. scarlet: your outlook for oil prices in the long-term versus the next 2-3 years? tom: i think we are going to make progress in the course of this year, first of all in eliminating the last of the excess...
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whether it's sanctioning russia following actions in crimea, working for peace and ability in the balkans, or securing europe's external border. we will continue to work closely with our european allies in , even as wedefense leave the eu itself. these are our objectives for the negotiation ahead. objectives that will help to realize our ambition of shaking that stronger, fairer, global britain we want to see. basis for a new strong constructive partnership with the european union, a partnership of friends and allies, of interests and values. a partnership for strong eu and a strong u.k. but there is one further objective we're setting. for as i've said before, it is in no one's interest for there to be a cliff edge for business or a cleft for stability as we change our existing relationship to a new partnership with the eu . i do not mean we will seek some form of unlimited transitional status, in which we find ourselves stuck forever in some permanent political purgatory. that would not be good for britain. nor do i believe it would be good for the eu. instead, i want us to have reached
whether it's sanctioning russia following actions in crimea, working for peace and ability in the balkans, or securing europe's external border. we will continue to work closely with our european allies in , even as wedefense leave the eu itself. these are our objectives for the negotiation ahead. objectives that will help to realize our ambition of shaking that stronger, fairer, global britain we want to see. basis for a new strong constructive partnership with the european union, a...