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there are macro tools, prudential tools in circumstances where the asset priced valuations may be looking stretched in combination with some other vulnerabilities, that's a good environment to think about turning on the counter cyclical capital buffer which i tend to favor. but monetary policy is really not seen as an effective tool in at that regard and that's why it's so important that we have active in using our macro credential and credential tools. thank you. the central banks and currency, china developing the eu or the etb, formally exploring the merits of a digital euro. can you tell us where the federal reserve stand considering a digital dollar and your thoughts on a digital dollar. >> it's a really big topic and it's become much more kind of salient in recent months. in part because we saw during the pandemic there was a continued acceleration of the move to contactless digital payments, so that becomes more and more the path of the future is fully digital payments. it's also the case that, in the pandemic, we saw how important it was to get payments to households and it turned

the investment management business of prudential. >>> welcome back here is a sneak peek at the cramer cam at the top of the hour jim made some moves today brieg shares of papal for his charitable trust you can read more about what jim is buying and selling with the cnbc investing club. he gives you his unique view in the market sign up now. or point your phone at the qr code on the screen and it will take you there >>> shares of gm heading higher? let's bring in mike because he spotted some interesting things. >> calls outpacing puts by about three to one october 54 calls 16,000 traded at $1.67 that included institutional buyers buyers of those call options are betting that gm will rise above the strike price by at least 1.67 that would put it back at prices it hasn't seen since july. it may recover from the drop we saw. >> what do you want to hear tomorrow >> about their bat tery operations and sustainability of the company. i don't find that in question. i think the market is questioning that can they maintain the same growth margins they have invested a lot in their battery and aut

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the investment management business of prudential. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire >>> time for cramer's mad dash, as we counseled down to the opening business. >> always love to get a message adam, a text, really encouraging numbers. yes, we is showing numbers that showed you they're finally on the rebound, back to where they were in february 2020. >> they will say, just forgets it, it could be, but i say there's a stock, there's a price, the price is 40-plus, you can sell there if it's phony, why doesn't it drop ten points? the answer is i think adam aaron is pulling off a miracle. >> a pretty amazing gauntlet he's run it was also streaming on peacock, which is a pretty -- powerful argument, someone wanted to see that in the theater. >> can we also just say, now that everyone has dumped on comcast, what is the next move everybody who hayes

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the centralliian prudential regulation authority cites growing risks to financial stability from a booming housing market. it sold -- told vendors to assess new borrowers' ability to repay and an interest rate at least 3% above the loan product rate. moody's investor services raised ottowa look on india's credit rating from stable to negative. ending the threat of a downgrade for a shay's third largest economy. the credit score was kept at baa-3 at the lowest investment grade. that's on par with russia and with romania. the agency says downside risks from negative feedback between the real economy and the financial system are receding. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 200 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haidi: facebook in the eye of the storm after whistleblower accused the social network of putting profits before people. here are some of frances haugen's testimony to a senate commerce committee. >> they can't protect us from the harms that they know exist in their own system. because

the investment management business of prudential. >>> another reminder of the huge week we have ahead on "halftime" as we celebrate our 10-year anniversary. that's just part of the lineup there. so many more on and on. we're looking very much forward to that. it is a big week of earnings as well netflix is one of the headliners reporting. you owned it you trim a little earlier in the year streets bullish on it. netflix target goes to 705 target goes to 675 at morgan stanley. it's added to tactical overperform. stock as like 15 bucks, that's it, away from a new high. >> you're right, i trim it earlier this year. i thought it was conle is dating netflix for me has always been a content story, and now that production is back, i can see netflix continuing to move higher, so i like it here. >> dr. j, you have calls >> yeah, like jason i like it. scott, $650 is my target for it next week. it's 6:30 right now. i pick that target because that's where the most active spec is to the upside. time will tell, but these guy have been hitting it hard, just like your group that's going to join us nex

that's why over 5,500 companies rely on prudential's retirement and workplace benefits. who's your rock? (rhythmic electro rock music) (crowd cheering) - bito, bito, bito, bito! - [announcer] bito, the first u.s. bitcoin-linked etf. charles: so its quarterly financial reporting season. we call it earnings season for short. so far it has been impressive, although the focus is mostly on earnings and guidance specifically. at least this time around top line is really important. misses there have hurt stocks more than usual. perhaps it is the inflationary thing or ability or inability to pass along costs without sacrificing volume. that seems to be key right now. joining me to discuss, yardeni author of in search of praise and profits, ed yardeni. top line is having more impact than normal. what do you think that is all about? >> we have a fairly good earnings season going on. the one we passed in the second quarter, we saw earnings for the s&p 500 up 90% on a year-over-year basis and now the question is whether it will be up 25% or 35% for the third quarter. it will still b

here to talk about the initiative is sam woods, head of the boe prudential regulation authority, the division responsible for the monitoring specific a. thank you for joining us. when you look at some of the burden or some of the regulations and some of the rules that apply to financial services, are we putting too much on finance, where really, it is our economies that need to change first? sam: i don't think we are putting too much on finance at the moment. indeed, i think we need to put more on finance as we move forward. but where i agree with part of the premise of your question, i think it was also part of von der leyen was getting into their, as we are going to need greater clarity from governments about the trajectory of climate policies. we can build on that is regulators to make finance do its part of the job, too. alix: good afternoon. i am curious as to how you would be able to model risks in financial firms as related to climate change, and then be able to make firm policies or decisions off of that. how do you conceptually do that? sam: of course, it is very hard, just

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