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Bloomberg News is an American news agency headquartered in New York City, and a division of Bloomberg L.P. Content produced by Bloomberg News is disseminated through Bloomberg Terminals, Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, Bloomberg Businessweek, Bloomberg Markets, Bloomberg.com, and Bloomberg's mobile platforms. Since 2015, John Micklethwait has been editor-in-chief.
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Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Election Day is here, with control of Congress and President Trump’s second-term agenda on the line. Oil swings as Tehran signals openness to talks. Wall Street clashes over an AI bubble. Plus, Craig Moffett on Apple’s iPhone Duo, and former SEC Chair Gary Gensler warns a major market repricing could be ahead. (Source: Bloomberg)
Voting is underway across the United States, in a midterm election that will serve as a referendum on Donald Trump’s second term. (Source: Bloomberg)
Former SEC Chair and MIT Sloan Professor Gary Gensler joined Bloomberg Open Interest to discuss what a change in Congress could mean for financial oversight. He also warns that Washington isn’t moving fast enough on AI risks and predicts a possible repricing of equity and debt markets. (Source: Bloomberg)
As voters head to the polls, Chicago Council on Global Affairs President and CEO Leslie Vinjamuri discusses what voters’ concerns could mean for Washington. She weighs the prospect of a Democratic House, congressional efforts to influence US support for Israel and whether Congress can constrain President Trump’s decisions on the Iran war. (Source: Bloomberg)
Meredith Whitney, the CEO of the Meredith Whitney Advisory Group joins Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about how the affordability squeeze is still weighing heavily on lower-income households, even as inflation cools. She discusses why higher rates may do little to ease that pressure, how a stagnant housing market and coming layoffs could deepen concerns, and why investors are questioning whether earnings growth can last. (Source: Bloomberg)
Millions of Americans across the country are casting ballots in races Tuesday that will determine local issues as well as control of Congress. All 435 seats of the House of Representatives and roughly a third in the Senate are being contested. Joe Lavorgna, Chief Economist at SMBC Nikko Securities, discusses his thoughts on a potential 'Blue Tsunami.' (Source: Bloomberg)
A revival of the artificial-intelligence trade sent stocks higher as US voting got underway in the midterm elections. A closely watched gauge of chipmakers climbed 3.5% after a recent selloff fueled by worries the AI spending spree is becoming harder to justify. Joe Quinlan, Chief Market Strategist at Bank of America, discusses the CapEx boom and what questions investors should be asking themselves. (Source: Bloomberg)
Americans driving to the polls will pay gas prices averaging over $4 a gallon for the first time on record on an election day, the latest milestone in an energy crisis that has taken center stage in the US midterms.
Will Kubzansky ·
All 435 seats of the US House of Representatives and roughly a third in the Senate are being contested as millions of Americans across the country are casting ballots in the midterm election Tuesday. Early voting turnout has surpassed that of the same period for the 2022 midterms. Tyler Kendall reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
US lawmakers return to Capitol Hill next week with a few pressing issues to tackle before the end of the year, including the continuing budget resolution, which expires on December 11. Michael McKee has the details on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)
UK Artificial Intelligence Minister Kanishka Narayan discusses his concerns about the risks of AI-driven hacks, biochemical attacks and loss of control over AI systems. “I worry about the cybersecurity stuff because it’s here now,” he tells Tom Mackenzie at Bloomberg Tech in London. An AI cyberattack in the UK is “extremely likely,” both in the private and public sectors, Narayan says. (Source: Bloomberg)
Premier Giorgia Meloni’s last budget before Italian elections just took an even more populist twist as attention shifts to a small measure targeting the rich.
Alessandra Migliaccio and Donato Paolo Mancini ·
Voting machines were malfunctioning in New York’s Westchester County on Election Day, raising the possibility of bottlenecks in counting votes in a populous suburban county where a key House race is playing out.
Laura Nahmias ·
The UK government is demanding answers from Gordon Brothers on why it rejected offers for struggling retailer Poundland Group Ltd, which began insolvency proceedings last week putting thousands of jobs at risk.
Alex Morales ·
A series of bomb threats were made against flights across Europe the past two days, forcing aircraft with hundreds of passengers to be diverted and searched upon arrival.
Kate Duffy ·
President Donald Trump said he had an agreement with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to cut off $4 billion in US aid by the end of the year, citing the move as a way to neutralize election-year attacks on Washington’s support for its ally.
Jennifer A. Dlouhy ·
US equity futures waver as the first set of polls open for the midterm elections. Iran and the US are reviewing the latest proposals on peace negotiations from mediators, according to a diplomat. Apple delivers a mixed outlook in the first quarterly report under CEO John Ternus. Peter Oppenheimer of Goldman Sachs joins "Bloomberg Brief" to discuss the risk of further market volatility after the elections. Laurel Rapp of Chatham House explains what is at stake for both Democrats and Republicans. (Source: Bloomberg)
Israel’s election has brought a longstanding clash over the country’s identity to the forefront, forcing a reckoning over whether the Jewish state can embrace its 2 million Arab citizens amid their lawmakers’ emergence as a powerful political force.
Galit Altstein, Shira Rubin and Fadwa Hodali ·
As Americans vote in the US midterm elections, former US Ambassador to the EU Anthony Gardner says he’s closely watching how young Black and Latino voters cast their ballots. He says the economy and affordability remain top concerns for voters. Gardner spoke on "The Pulse with Francine Lacqua" on Bloomberg TV. (Source: Bloomberg)
You’ve pored over the Polymarket odds and Kalshi predictions, read up on early voting patterns across Texas, and furiously refreshed Nate Silver’s Substack for the latest model results. The final batch of New York Times surveys has you thinking Blue Wave, though the polls have missed President Donald Trump’s supporters before. And the messy intra-party clash in Michigan has you wondering if Democrats might snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Derek Wallbank ·