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Speaker1: Worldwide. This is Bloomberg Surveillance alongside Lisa Brambitz together with Anne-Marie Hauden. I'm Jonathan Farrow. Your equity market on the S&P 500 bouncing back from the biggest one-day loss since September. Equity futures on the S&P 500 positive here by a third of one percent. Brammo, pushback from Chairman Powell. Big earnings coming a little bit later.

Speaker2: Yeah, basically taking March off the table, maybe, or making it less likely. The market's responding to that. Big tech very much front and focus. And the real question to me is, do we get a more motley picture with the likes of Meta, with the likes of Apple and Amazon reporting after the bell than we did with Microsoft and Google, which put out solid earnings, but people just weren't impressed. Before we talk about tech, we need to talk about the financials. We seem to be at the face of the cycle where we talk about banks we've never heard of before. One in Japan, another in New York. Commercial real estate is something that's been hanging over this market for a long, long time. Are we starting to see a little bit of a reality check on that side of things? So the reality versus the fiction, the fiction that some people might say is, is this another crisis in the making in regional banks? And most people say no. New York Community Bank Corp was an idiosyncratic story with respect to the mix of holdings. That said, you have serious