What to watch in next week’s earnings, plus looking ahead to Taiwan’s elections 1/12/24

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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News, Business, Investing

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🗓️ 12 January 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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The money center banks have reported Q4 results, but we’ve only just begun to get numbers for this earnings season. The traders weigh in on what they’re watching in the week ahead. Plus Taiwan set to hold elections this weekend. What it means for China and for the global economy. Fast Money Disclaimer

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0:00.0	Live from the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money and here's what's on tap tonight.
0:07.0	Earning season officially underway. The big banks kicking things off, the results showing consumers and businesses are still
0:13.0	relatively strong but will this year's forecast tell a different story
0:16.9	will debate plus a day of turbulence airline stocks hit hard despite Delta
0:21.5	doubling its profits last year the carrier trimmed
0:24.4	its forecast and investors punish the sector and later inside Tesla's no
0:28.7	good rotten week United Health Care's unhealthy, and Julie and Mike close out our 2024 acronyms.
0:36.7	One of them hopes they are on track for the year.
0:39.8	The other is feeling brave.
0:41.8	Just a little clue. I'm Courtney Reagan in for Melissa
0:43.8	Ely this evening coming to live from Studio B at the Nasdaq. On the desk
0:47.9	tonight we have Tim Seymour, Steve Grasso, Mike Co, and Julie Beal.
0:52.6	And we will start with the kickoff to earnings season,
0:55.2	the Money Center Banks getting things underway
0:57.2	this morning, Citigroup,
0:58.3	and at the day up a percent after announcing
1:00.8	it would be reducing its workforce by 10%
1:03.1	over the next three years.
1:04.4	Wells Fargo, meanwhile, seeing its worst drop since last May,
1:07.6	the company upping its loan loss reserves in the quarter
1:10.1	and logging a near billion dollar charge
1:11.8	related to severance costs.
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