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On The Tape

Fed’s Bitter Hands with Peter Boockvar, and a Conversation with Conor Flynn of Kimco Realty

On The Tape

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🗓️ 12 September 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

Guy, Dan, and Bleakley Financial Group CIO Peter Boockvar discuss central banks around the world hiking rates (1:50), Wall Street participants with diverging views on the stock market (6:18), moats around big tech (8:29) and how the market could get out of this period unscathed (14:33).  Later, Peter talks with Kimco Realty CEO Conor Flynn about his journey into the real estate industry (17:00), transforming Kimco’s portfolio of shopping centers to become more competitive (19:39), why grocery stores are a critical anchor for their properties (20:32), the cities and markets Peter is most bullish on () Kimco’s successful investment in Albertsons (34:28), and how inflation is impacting consumer traffic & purchases (41:00).  ---- See what adding futures can do for you at cmegroup.com/onthetape.  ---- Shoot us an email at [email protected] with any feedback, suggestions, or questions for us to answer on the pod and follow us @OnTheTapePod. We’re on social: Follow Dan Nathan @RiskReversal on Twitter Follow @GuyAdami on Twitter Follow Danny Moses @DMoses34 on Twitter Follow us on Instagram @RiskReversalMedia Subscribe to our YouTube page

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0:00.0

you're listening to a bonus episode of On the Tape. I'm Guy Adami. I'm always joined by Dan Nathan

0:06.8

and our good friend Peter Bookvar obliquely advisors and The Book Report. We're going to give you a preview

0:12.8

of what's to come in the markets this week and later check out a great conversation with Peter

0:18.1

and Connor Flynn, CEO of Kimco Realty. Peter, how are you, my man?

0:23.6

Hey, guy. Hi, Dan. Thanks for having me on. It's always great to have you back. Last week,

0:27.9

interesting week in the market, lots taking place. Obviously, for me, the biggest news was an

0:33.0

anticipated 75 basis point hike by the ECB, but as anticipated as that was, that's the largest

0:40.4

hike in the history of the ECB. And it comes at a time when Europe is an absolute mess. So through

0:46.4

my lens, I say, wow, think about the decisions they had to make as bad as things are in terms of

0:52.3

the economy. They still think inflation is such a huge problem

0:56.2

that despite the economy, they had to make that race. That speaks volumes as to what's going on

1:01.1

in the world. And that's the case with all these central banks. ECB, they have inflation north

1:06.1

at 9%. In the UK, it potentially can reach 20% with the reset of the energy caps.

1:12.6

They put themselves in a very awkward position of waiting as long as they did, and now they're

1:17.6

trying to play catch-up, and their consequences to that.

1:20.6

On the flip side with Europe, negative rates essentially killed off the profitability of their banking system.

1:26.6

So this may be at least as a

1:28.1

lifeline to the European banking sector, which you can't have a healthy economy unless you have

1:33.5

banks that are profitable and willing to lend. So that can be a potential positive within this,

1:38.4

but there's no doubt Europe's in a recession. That recession will deepen because of the spike

1:43.5

in energy prices as we get through

1:44.9

the winter. And just because we get through the winter, it doesn't mean 2023 is going to be a

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