I believe we are just the beginning of growing the global capital markets and I do believe you're going to see the breadth and depth of the global capital markets is growing and a black rockck will be a part of that and so we're winning share and I do believe the share that we're winning is is not a a one quarter phenomenon but it's just years of years of building up this platform. ...

The cruise industry has been under pressure, not because of lack of demand, but because of fuel prices and investors who seem to be tacking on more importance to what fuel costs than the cruise companies themselves do. Perhaps no other cruise company has been pressured as much though as Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings. It has a new CEO, John Chisy.You've been out with your first earnings call and you flat out said we need to change course here. In what way have you been able to try to write the ship. >> Yes, ...

I think Secretary Bess understands after looking at the meetings uh the Fed meetings and the minutes that there is disagreement amongst some of the governors about what the next move should be. Um if I were a governor then I would be saying that uh you know an increase in the oil price that's related to disruption uh in the Middle East is something that we've seen over and over again and it doesn't cause an increase in inflation. And it's just I still think that because the big supply shock that we're havin ...

The transparency question I love because the word private only relates to the fact that these aren't publicly traded, but there is nothing private. >> You can see it doesn't mean secret or shadowy. In fact, I was a financial institutions analyst for many years and I will tell you the banks do not let you know how they're carrying any of their loans.You can see big categories, risk categories. We actually show you at the single individual loan level. There is so much transparency and we we report that every ...

Bring in show music, please. >> Hi, I'm CNBC producer Katie Kramer. Today on Squawk Pod, home improvement retailer Lowe's launching a new subscription service.CEO Marvin Ellison sits down to tell us all about it. >> For $99 a year, you get two home visits from a Lowe's associate working in the local stores. This is not a third party. It's not a contractor.how Lowe's aims to address the trade skills gap in America's workforce and why it is critical to do so. >> This is, I believe, not only a need for the con ...

We're not exactly happy with the way they're negotiating. They can they cannot have nuclear weapons when we're not thrilled with the way they're negotiating. So, we'll see how it all works.>> This is an historic escalation in the Middle East with global consequences. In the past few hours, Iran has fired ballistic missiles at US military facilities across the region. Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates have all confirmed missile interceptions.A short time ago, the United States mili ...

We're seeing a lot of headlines now, concerns about private credit and a lot of redemptions and a lot of noise about that. How do you what do you make of all of it. >> So, I think there's an element of it that's a natural cycle and then there's an element of it that's responding to headlines.And so, I think you have to always step back and try to separate the signal from the noise. And that's what we try to do. So, there are real questions to ask.Are we going to see higher losses. Is there an issue with the ...

NEC Director Kevin Hassett joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss inflation, the Iran war, and more. ...

Right. Black Black Rockck shares are rallying after crushing earnings forecast, seeing a surge into exchange traded funds. And I got to tell you, David, this is one of those companies that is a juggernaut.It's just a juggernaut in fees. And I'm really thrilled that we have Larry Frink to break down the numbers. The chairman CEO, Larry Hook, it just congratulations.It it is just a machine. And I want to know how when a lot of other companies are faltering or making mistakes in private credit or other compani ...

Well, what we find out is what you've just said. Inflation surged as the Iran war pushed up gasoline and other prices. The consumer price index rose 3.3% year-over-year, according to government data, led by a nearly 19% jump in gasoline prices, which have spiked even more during the war.Now, as a result of rising prices, this new CNBC poll finds many Americans are facing an affordability crunch that's forcing them to make some significant financial trade-offs. In our exclusive survey, half of Americans pled ...