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Michigan’s economy is front and center in its closely watched Senate race. Detroit Regional Chamber President Sandy Baruah says tariffs and trade are on the minds of voters. He speaks to Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Trump gave his final midterm pitch ahead of election day in front of the reflecting pool at the Lincoln Memorial, where he focused on the refurbishment of the monument and railed against the Democrat candidates up for election on Tuesday. Trump also said that a deal with Iran 'could happen' as voters weigh the impact of the war on their midterm ballots. (Source: Bloomberg)
President Donald Trump used a speech on the eve of midterm elections that will shape his final two years in office to tout his months-long renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
Jeff Mason ·
Representative Suzan DelBene, chair of the Democrats’ congressional campaign committee, said that there are 'no moderates left' in the Republican party as Democrats look to flip key GOP-held districts across the country Tuesday night and take control of Congress. DelBene said an early indication of how Democrats are faring in the midterms Tuesday will be the results in Kentucky's 6th Congressional District, where polls will close in the night. (Source: Bloomberg)
A Russian air strike on a humanitarian aid center in southern Ukraine killed at least 24 people, the authorities said, adding to a pattern of recent attacks that have caused mounting civilian casualties.
Bloomberg News ·
Don Levy, director of Siena University's Research Institute, said that there is 'tremendous momentum' with the El-Sayed campaign in Michigan as Democrats and Independents give him an 11-point lead against Republican Mike Rogers in Siena's last poll before election day. Siena University polling shows momentum for Democrats across battleground states, with candidates up in Texas, Kansas and Alaska. (Source: Bloomberg)
Former Representative from North Carolina Patrick McHenry said that there is a lot pressure on GOP incumbents to perform in their districts as voters feelings turn 'quite sour' on the Republican party leading into election day. McHenry, who is a Bloomberg contributor, said that the Senate majority rests on how election day voters cast their ballots in close battleground races. (Source: Bloomberg)
— When Will We Know Who’s Won the Midterm Elections? — Yardeni Says Market Hasn’t Fully Priced a Blue Wave — Trump’s DOJ Turns to Supreme Court in California Ballot Case — Anthropic Revenue Surges Ahead of IPO — Marvell to Buy Lumentum in $115 Billion Deal — Market Update — Iran’s Khamenei Gives Government Powers to Hold Talks on War — Federal Judge Dismisses Case Against Former FBI Officials (Source: Bloomberg)
Democratic Representative Haley Stevens of Michigan shocked her state when she endorsed Republican Mike Rogers for Senate, over Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Stevens lost to him in the state's primary. El-Sayed's campaign raised millions of dollars after the announcement. Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick has the latest on the race live from Detroit. (Source: Bloomberg)
Dan Weiskopf, portfolio manager at Subversive ETF, joins Scarlet Fu and Eric Balchunas on "Bloomberg ETF IQ." They discuss the Subversive Congressional Democrats Trading ETF (ticker: NANC). The fund invests primarily in equities that Congressional Democrats and/or their spouses have reported to have invested in through public disclosure filings. (Source: Bloomberg)
Representative Haley Stevens, who lost the Democratic primary for Michigan’s US Senate seat, backed Republican candidate Mike Rogers, breaking with Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed and exacerbating a split between progressives and moderate party members. (Source: Bloomberg)
Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Germany must appoint a woman as head of state for the first time as the ruling coalition nears a decision on who should succeed President Frank-Walter Steinmeier next year.
Patrick Donahue ·
Amy Wu Silverman of RBC Capital Markets says the midterm elections could be a clearing event for markets. She talks about how investors are preparing for the election results on "Bloomberg Open Interest." (Source: Bloomberg)
Companies with Trump-family financial ties or White House relationships could face the greatest investigation risk under Democratic control of at least one chamber in 2027, with crypto, defense and technology among the sectors most exposed, according to Bloomberg Intelligence. Ahead of Tuesday's vote, lawmakers have already expressed interest in more than 200 companies, including through letters to Apple, Alphabet, Meta and Oracle. For a closer look, we speak with Nathan Dean, Senior US Policy Analyst for Bloomberg Intelligence. (Source: Bloomberg)
European Union nationals will pay the same university fees as British students as part of a broader deal to tighten links between the two sides.
Chloe Chaplain, Alberto Nardelli and Andrea Palasciano ·
Tens of thousands of New Zealanders are leaving their country each year, many crossing the Tasman in search of better opportunities in Australia. Departures are running close to their highest level in more than a decade — a sign of the economic pressures facing the country that politicians are being forced to confront ahead of the Nov. 7 general election.
Tracy Withers ·
Get a jump start on the US trading day with Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Tech stocks bounce back, but Oaktree's Howard Marks says AI’s bubble of infallibility has burst. Anthropic posts nearly $17 billion in quarterly revenue ahead of a potential blockbuster IPO. Plus, Kim Wallace on the midterms, Washington risk and the next battle over AI regulation. (Source: Bloomberg)
Las urnas cierran el martes, pero saber quién controla el Congreso puede tomar días. California, Alaska y el voto por correo podrían convertir la noche electoral en una larga espera.
Gregory Korte ·
Google is giving trade unions access to thousands of its UK employees, after Labour made it easier for unions to recruit new members.
Irina Anghel ·
One of Haiti’s largest and most notorious gangs is asking for peace talks amid fears that an influx of thousands of El Salvadoran troops could lead to more bloodshed in the troubled Caribbean nation.
Jim Wyss ·