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- Miller Tabak's Maley on Nvidia Expectations, Kevin Warsh
Matt Maley, Chief Market Strategist at Miller Tabak, joined Vonnie Quinn on Bloomberg's program 'Bloomberg Brief.' They discussed the expectations surrounding Nvidia's results and how those outcomes are anticipated to impact the AI trade.
- Sports Streamer DAZN to Buy EverPass Media in US Expansion
UK-based sports streaming platform DAZN is expanding into the US market through the acquisition of EverPass Media. This move gives DAZN access to commercial rights for live sports properties, including NFL Sunday Ticket.
- The Pulse with Francine Lacqua 8/26/2026
The Pulse With Francine Lacqua features conversations about global business, economics, finance, and politics. Based in London, the show provides exclusive interviews and market-moving insights. Today's guests include Simon MacAdam of Capital Economics and Anna Leach from the Institute of Directors.
- Pimco’s Balls Points to Low Volatility in ‘Healthy’ Bond Market
Pimco’s Andrew Balls explained several factors contributing to a healthy fixed income market. However, he questioned the rationale for the US Treasury potentially increasing purchases of long-dated bonds. He shared his analysis while appearing on Bloomberg Surveillance.
- Global Fuel Markets Have Little Margin for Error
Global fuel markets face little margin for error due to heavy reliance on US refineries. These plants are currently being pushed to their operational limits.
- Ukrainian Tycoon Murder Plot Confounds Monaco Authorities
Monaco authorities are currently trying to solve a mysterious bomb attack targeting a Ukrainian tycoon. Stephanie Baker provided commentary explaining that accomplices related to the plot could still be on the run.
- Capital Economics' MacAdam on ECB, Kevin Warsh, Bessent
Simon MacAdam of Capital Economics discussed with Lizzy Burden on "The Pulse" his reaction to Isabel Schnabel, an ECB Governing Council member, who emphasized the need for further interest rate increases due to upside inflation risks. He also addressed what he expects to hear from Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole regarding US Federal Reserve policy.
- What Do Businesses Want From Burnham Prior to UK Budget?
Anna Leach of the Institute of Directors discussed British businesses' priorities ahead of the UK budget on Bloomberg's 'The Pulse'. The discussion also covered the Burnham government's plan to reshape the Cabinet Office and establish a national economic council with devolved powers, aiming to improve policy implementation and spur economic growth.
- Morgan Stanley’s Khanduja Cuts Long-Bond Bets on Bessent Buyback Move
Vishal Khanduja of Morgan Stanley Investment Management is reducing bets against long-term US bonds. This shift comes amid statements from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who stated he is prepared to do "whatever it takes" to prevent yields from rising.
- Treasuries Edge Lower Before PCE Data With Fed Risks in Focus
Treasuries edged lower as investors waited for data on the PCE inflation gauge. This market movement focuses heavily on whether policymakers will need to raise interest rates in response to the upcoming figures.
- The ‘Bessent Put’ Might Actually Be Working for the Bond Market
Early indicators suggest that surprising moves made by the Treasury Secretary are creating an impact. Separately, there is speculation regarding whether the ‘Bessent Put’ could actually benefit the Bond Market.
- Indian Refiners to Divert Sugar to Local Market to Ease Crunch
Indian refiners will divert 350,000 tons of sugar, which was originally headed offshore, into the local market. Authorities cleared this move specifically in an effort to ease a reported supply crunch.
- Mota-Engil Said to Win Deal for US-Backed Congo Copper Railway
Mota-Engil SGPS SA is set to sign a 30-year concession with the Democratic Republic of Congo to operate a key copper and cobalt railway. This major deal could be potentially backed by up to $1 billion in US financing.
- JioBlackRock AMC CEO on India's Retail Investing Boom
JioBlackRock MD and CEO Sid Swaminathan discussed India’s growing retail investor base. He shared his optimism regarding the future of India's financial markets during an exclusive appearance on "Insight with Haslinda Amin." (Source: Bloomberg)
- Cnooc’s 1H Profit Rises After Iran War Boosted Oil Prices
Cnooc, described as China’s biggest offshore oil and gas driller, reported that its first-half profits rose. This increase was attributed to a surge in global energy prices, which were boosted by the Iran War.
- Banco BPM Says Paschi's Offer 'Does Not Recognize a Premium'
Banco BPM expressed skepticism toward a takeover bid from rival Banca Monte dei Paschi. The bank stated that the price offered was nearly the same as its market valuation, indicating it did not recognize a premium.
- With No Heirs, Kuehne’s Foundation Gets His $49 Billion Fortune
Klaus-Michael Kuehne’s death marks the end of an era for his German empire and signals the transfer of his $49 billion fortune. Because he had no heirs, his wealth is being transferred to a low-key Swiss foundation.
- Jack Ma’s Buying Does Little to Ease Alibaba Share Sale Fallout
Jack Ma's buying actions provided little relief regarding Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.'s recent share sale fallout. Despite a $10 billion share placement intended to revive sentiment, investor concerns persist concerning how the group chose to finance its AI ambition.
- Nvidia Earnings Give Investors a Barometer for State of AI Trade
Wall Street is eagerly anticipating Nvidia Corp.'s earnings on Wednesday afternoon. These anticipated results are viewed less for the chip giant's specific numbers, and more for what they signify about artificial intelligence investors and the wider market.
- Shein Backers Said to Agree to Six-Month Lock-Up on New IPO Shares
Existing investors in Shein Global Holdings Ltd. have reportedly agreed to a six-month lock-up on new shares allocated to them. This restriction concerns their participation in the fast-fashion retailer's initial public offering, which is taking place in Hong Kong.
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