Pavegen: How a footstep’s energy is converted to electrical powerCNBC International Live2026-09-21 | Pavegen: How a footstep’s energy is converted to electrical powerUK tax polices are anti-growth, says Conservative shadow ministerCNBC International Live2025-01-31 | Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury Gareth Davies says pro-growth deregulation is needed to boost the economy, but warns that the UK government's tax policies are damaging investor confidence.Despite fears of Balkanization, globalization is here to stay: Citis Andy SiegCNBC International Live2025-01-31 | Andy Sieg, head of wealth at Citi, discusses his macro perspective and the company's wealth business.European Central Bank delivers expected 25-basis-point interest rate cutCNBC International Live2025-01-31 | Watch CNBC International's coverage of the European Central Bank's rate decision and press conference. Please note this feed is not available in Australia.
The European Central Bank is widely expected to announce yet another interest rate cut on Thursday, in what would be the fifth reduction since the central bank began easing monetary policy in June last year.
Markets were last pricing in an over 90% chance of a 25-basis-point cut on Thursday, which would bring the ECB’s deposit facility, its key rate, to 2.75%. Further rate cuts are then being priced in as the year continues, which would bring the deposit facility to 2% by the end of 2025, if they materialize.
The ECB is grappling with balancing a re-acceleration of euro area inflation in recent months with sluggish economic growth in the region. Headline euro are inflation rose for the third consecutive month to 2.4% in December, after falling below the ECB’s 2% target several months earlier. A renewed pick-up in inflation was expected, as base effects from lower energy prices fade.CNBC International Livestream: January 30, 2025CNBC International Live2025-01-30 | Watch CNBC International's live programming from Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Please note this livestream is only available in Europe. There is no programming from Asia today due to the Lunar New Year.
00:00:00 Squawk Box Europe 03:00:00 Street Signs EuropeCNBC Business News Live from Asia, Middle East and EuropeCNBC International Live2025-01-30 | Watch CNBC International's live programming from Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Please note this livestream is only available in Europe.
00:00:00 Squawk Box Asia 03:00:00 Street Signs Asia 07:00:00 Capital Connection 08:00:00 Squawk Box Europe 11:00:00 Street Signs EuropeNokia CEO says AI competition will intensifyCNBC International Live2025-01-30 | “The competition in AI markets will only intensify. We are going to see a major global competition between different parts of the world,” Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark told CNBC’s Karen Tso on “Squawk Box Europe” on Thursday.
➡️ One of the world’s largest mobile network equipment makers, Nokia, reported 9% net sales growth year-on-year in Q4, reflecting a strong recovery in demand from communication service providers, notably in North America.
➡️ The Finnish telecommunications company said Thursday it plans to invest up to an additional 100 million euros ($104.2 million) annually to broaden its market.EU is not in crisis, but it needs action: European Stability MechanismCNBC International Live2025-01-30 | Kalin Anev Janse, CFO of the European Stability Mechanism, discusses why Asian investors are buying more European debt and how his institution can help the EU become more competitive.Roche CEO: We had a strong 2024 and expect momentum to carry into 2025CNBC International Live2025-01-30 | Thomas Schinecker, the CEO of Roche, discusses the Swiss company's full-year earnings.Non-operating costs are behind us going into 2025, says Deutsche Bank CFOCNBC International Live2025-01-30 | James von Moltke, the CFO of Deutsche Bank, discusses the German lender's fourth-quarter and full-year earnings.Tesla posts disappointing Q4 resultsCNBC International Live2025-01-30 | Tesla Q4 results miss estimates with shares falling and then rebounding in after-hours trade. However, CEO Elon Musk remains bullish about the year ahead pointing to advancements in A.I. and self-driving technology. Microsoft sees disappointing cloud sector revenue while Facebook owner Meta beats Q4 expectations despite softer-than-expected forecasts. The U.S. Federal Reserve maintains rates in January as the central bank waits to assess the impact of President Trump’s sweeping policy changes on the economy. Chairman Jerome Powell says he is blocking out all external commentary. And dozens of passengers are feared dead in Washington DC after an American Airlines jet collided with a U.S. military Blackhawk helicopter over the Potomac River.
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00:00:00 Squawk Box Europe 03:00:00 Street Signs EuropeInside ASMLs headquarters, the largest supplier for the semiconductor industryCNBC International Live2025-01-29 | Dutch semiconductor equipment maker ASML on Wednesday reported better-than-expected net sales and profit results for the fourth quarter.ASML CEO: For AI to come to life, we need to address cost and energy consumptionCNBC International Live2025-01-29 | ASML CEO Christophe Fouquet gives his view on the development of AI and competition from Chinese players.DeepSeek can democratize AI without destroying business models of big companies: LiontrustCNBC International Live2025-01-29 | Mark Hawtin, head of global equities at Liontrust Asset Management, on the implications for industry and markets from Chinese AI disruptor DeepSeek.ASML CEO: AI will drive the market in 2025CNBC International Live2025-01-29 | ASML CEO Christophe Fouquet discusses the company's earnings and the market outlook for AI.Capital efficiency almost always greater in European companies, Beringea saysCNBC International Live2025-01-29 | Karen McCormick, chief investment officer at Beringea, goes over the impact of recent DeepSeek challenges on venture capital funding and explains why this might trigger evaluations of large tech companies.Shares in luxury giant LVMH trade lower as sales growth disappointsCNBC International Live2025-01-29 | Luxury stocks trade lower after giant LVMH shows improvement in sales, but nevertheless left analysts underwhelmed.DeepSeek is very good news for us, says SAP CFOCNBC International Live2025-01-29 | Dominik Asam, CFO of SAP, discusses the firm's strong fourth-quarter earnings and its confidence in its operations despite the threat from Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek.Watch CNBCs full interview with ASML CEO Christophe FouquetCNBC International Live2025-01-29 | CNBC's Arjun Kharpal speaks to the ASML CEO on the company's earnings, AI growth and competition with Chinese players.How Tom Daley used mindfulness to win and start a businessCNBC International Live2025-01-29 | Olympic gold medalist Tom Daley tapped into the age-old strategy of mindfulness to help him overcome the pressure of performing at the world's biggest sporting event.
When Daley won his first gold at Tokyo 2020, images of him knitting poolside circulated the globe, with his dedicated knitting Instagram account, @madewithlovebytomdaley gaining a million followers overnight.
Speaking with CNBC’s Tania Bryer OBE on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Daley added that his “passion is to be able to bring craft as a form of mindfulness to as many people as possible.”ASML shrugs off DeepSeek AI sell-off, posting Q4 profit beatCNBC International Live2025-01-29 | Dutch chip equipment ASML moves to calm investor jitters over AI plans, beating Q4 expectations with net income of €2.69bn. Nvidia shares have slowly rebounded following Monday’s DeepSeek-driven bloodbath, ending yesterday’s session almost 9 per cent higher. Other U.S. tech stocks have also clawed back losses as retail investors re-enter the sector following this week’s massive sell-off. UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves is to set out deeper plans to improve the country’s economy in a speech later today, saying she anticipates opposition in her quest for growth. And in luxury news, LVMH posts a Q4 sales beat helped along by strong demand in Europe and the U.S. despite the French giant warning of an unfavourable global economic environment for the sector.
See Privacy Policy at art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.Enormous investor optimism toward Boeing, says analystCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Anita Mendiratta, founder of Anita Mendiratta & Associates, reviews Boeing earnings and explains the importance of the company within the global economy.Davos 2025: Highlights from CNBC coverage of the World Economic ForumCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Davos, Switzerland once again played host to the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, where many of the world's most influential voices convened to discuss the pressing global issues impacting global economies, ranging from geopolitics to artificial intelligence and the energy transition.
Just before the forum opened its doors, Donald Trump was inaugurated as the 47th president of the United States. He became a big talking point in Davos, with big hitters from around the world sharing their views on Trump 2.0. In particular, the president's widely anticipated trade tariffs were one of the week's biggest talking points.
The theme of the 2025 meeting was "Collaboration for the Intelligent Age," so much of the conversation also centered around Al. On his first full day in office, President Trump announced what he said would be a private sector $500 billion investment into Al infrastructure, which saw OpenAl, SoftBank and Oracle join a venture called Stargate. Many delegates at WEF suggested Trump's bullish moves in AI and the economy shone a spotlight on Europe's shortcomings.
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Telegram: https://t.me/cnbciSaba at the polar opposite of the investment spectrum, EWI chair saysCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Jonathan Simpson-Dent, chair of the Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, discusses U.S. hedge fund Saba Capital's bid to take over seven of the U.K.'s investment trusts.Three key AI themes to watch after DeepSeek shocks marketsCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | CNBC's Arjun Kharpal lays out some of the big themes that DeepSeek's announcement around the efficiency of its model has highlighted. That includes the progress in open source artificial intelligence models and the shift to "reasoning."DeepSeek just flipped the script in favour of open source AI models: SambaNova CEOCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Rodrigo Liang, CEO and co-founder of SambaNova, discusses the market sell-off as a result of DeepSeek's AI model announcement.DeepSeeks tech extraordinary for open source community: Fusion FundCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Fusion Fund's founder and managing partner Lu Zhang explains why she thinks Chinese artificial intelligence startup DeepSeek's new AI model will benefit the broader AI space.Chinas DeepSeek disrupts global marketsCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | CNBC's Steve Sedgwick, Karen Tso and Arjun Kharpal discuss the impact China's DeepSeek is having on global markets.DeepSeek challenging sense of U.S. exceptionalism priced into markets, fund manager saysCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Gautam Samarth, fund manager at M&G Investments, on the market reaction to Chinese AI startup DeepSeek, European regulation and interest rate differentials.Trumps remarks on Gaza push Arab states to seek a united front, editor saysCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Mohamad Ali Harisi, The National News foreign editor, discusses U.S. President Donald Trump's proposal for Egypt and Jordan to take in Gaza residents.DeepSeeks price optimization could be good for broader AI space, says CloudAlpha CapitalCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Chris Wang, founding partner of CloudAlpha Capital, discusses Chinese artificial intelligence firm DeepSeek's advances and what it means for AI prices and the broader industry.DeepSeek tech selloff an overreaction, could be a buying opportunityCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Eva Ados of ERShares discusses the selloff in global tech stocks following the release of DeepSeek's generative AI modelTrumps policies point to opposite implications: ProfessorCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Eswar Prasad, a professor at Cornell University, discusses the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on the U.S. dollar, as well as his perceived friendlier approach to China.Tremendous amount of instability under new Trump administration, says CIOCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Neal Berger of Eagle's View Asset Management says the U.S. economy does not need a rate adjustment right now, but expects that the Trump government's policies could become too inflationary for the Federal Reserve to keep rates unchanged. He also explains why he remains positive on Argentina and Japan.Stargate project shows that Softbank is in a unique position between China and the U.S.: CLSACNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Oliver Matthew, head of Asia consumer research at CLSA, explains why he upgraded his rating of Softbank's stock after the announcement of the Stargate project between OpenAI, SoftBank and Oracle. He adds that Arm remains "a very solid play" on the future of artificial intelligence, despite concerns around DeepSeek.CNBC International Livestream: January 28, 2025CNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Watch CNBC International's live programming from Asia, the Middle East and Europe. Please note this livestream is only available in Europe.
00:00:00 Squawk Box Asia 03:00:00 Street Signs Asia 07:00:00 Capital Connection 08:00:00 Squawk Box Europe 11:00:00 Street Signs EuropeDollar and gold rising together always a bad sign, says HSBC analystCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | However, the inverse relationship between the two "always reasserts itself" says James Steel, chief precious metals analyst at HSBC, with a soft dollar acting as a "real stabilizing force" for the gold market.Dan Niles: Deepseek helps AI in its digestion phaseCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Dan Niles, founder of Niles Investment Management, talks about the artificial intelligence investment cycle, and his outlook on Nvidia in light of the Deepseek shake-up.BNP Paribas says property balance sheets turning healthy will be a key bull signal for ChinaCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | BNP Paribas Wealth Management's Prashant Bhayani believes China's current fiscal support provides a floor on China markets, giving investors an entry point.Buy rating on Boeing, lots of confidence in CEO Kelly Ortberg: CitiCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Citi's Jason Gursky explains why he is constructive on Boeing in the long term, and what the company needs to do to get to a better position.World Liberty Financial token the one to watch, says crypto expertCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Carol Alexander, professor of finance at Sussex University, discusses fluctuations in the crypto world as President Donald Trump shakes up the industry.The fertility rate for the whole world is heading below the replacement rate, says analystCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Sven Smit, chair of McKinsey Global Institute, discusses global trade, his macro thoughts and demographic trends.Nvidia suffers biggest stock drop in historyCNBC International Live2025-01-28 | Nvidia’s market cap takes a $600bn battering – the biggest one-day Wall Street wipe-out in history. The emergence of DeepSeek sees $1tn knocked off big tech stocks amid a market panic reverberating in Japan and in European AI-related shares. In Germany, Siemens attempts to stem losses from the sell-off with preliminary Q1 revenue narrowly beats forecasts at €9bn. German cloud-computing giant SAP boosts guidance on the back of a strong AI-driven Q4 order pipeline. And President Trump touts Microsoft as a potential company to acquire social media platform TikTok.
See Privacy Policy at art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.Chinese people are cautious about traveling to Thailand and Southeast Asia, says analystCNBC International Live2025-01-27 | Chinese travelers are canceling plans to visit Thailand during the Lunar New Year break, as concerns over the kidnapping of actor Wang Xing earlier this month continue to reverberate across the country. Net booking volume for trips to Thailand fell 15.6% from January 13th to 20th, following news of the rescue of Wang from a scamming compound along the Thai-Myanmar border, according to the marketing agency China Trading Desk.Chinese people are willing to spend for travel experiences, says analystCNBC International Live2025-01-27 | Despite weak consumer confidence, Chinese people are willing to spend for experiences, especially to travel, China Galaxy International analyst Yang Lei told "Squawk Box Asia" Monday. Inbound and outbound travel is expected to maintain solid gross momentum this Chinese New Year, she said.2025 is a promising year for IPOs, says software companyCNBC International Live2025-01-27 | Bhavik Vashi, managing director for Asia-Pacific and the Middle East at Carta, names the major initial public offerings that are "being rumored about and discussed."Winner from TikTok U.S. closure is Meta and X: Heroic Ventures FertikCNBC International Live2025-01-27 | Michael Fertik, CEO and founder of Heroic Ventures, discusses President Donald Trump and TikTok.Lunar New Year travel bookings are up into and out of ChinaCNBC International Live2025-01-27 | Bookings for Lunar New Year travel increased both into and out of China. However, but for a handful of countries, most nations won't see Chinese travelers return to 2019 visitor levels during the holiday period.TES CEO: Trump 2.0 may take the pressure off gas pricesCNBC International Live2025-01-27 | Marco Alverà, CEO of Tree Energy Solutions, discusses European energy security and Donald Trump's return to the White House.Expect four Fed cuts in H2 this year: TD SecuritiesCNBC International Live2025-01-27 | TD Securities' vice president of global strategy Alex Loo explains why he thinks tariffs will be the highlight of the January Federal Reserve meeting, and what he expects from the Fed this year.