EconomyAndrzej Skiba of RBC Global Asset Management and Kyra Fecteau of Wellington Management join Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg Real Yield to discuss artificial intelligence and the fixed-income market.
EconomyAndrzej Skiba of RBC Global Asset Management and Kyra Fecteau of Wellington Management join Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg Real Yield to discuss artificial intelligence and the fixed-income market.
EconomyBloomberg Real Yield reviews the market-moving news of the day, featuring fixed-income and global macro investors including Kelly Gerrity of Morgan Stanley Investment Management, Noah Wise of Allspring Global Investments, Kyra Fecteau of Wellington Management and Andrzej Skiba of RBC Global Asset Management.
WorldThe programme speaks with a Lagos analyst behind a new report detailing abduction figures. It also covers Tanzania’s ruling party expelling the vice-president after he announced plans to step down next week, and Senegal’s first African-manufactured generic sickle-cell drug, which is raising hopes of better treatment and less reliance on costly imports.
ScienceLive views from around the world show Earth’s shadow briefly covering the Moon. Almost the entire lunar surface will be obscured during a deep partial eclipse.
EconomyPersonal finance expert and author Anthony O’Neal shares tips for avoiding financial stress and breaking the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck when income is not increasing.
PoliticsThe name of Lake Ontario is set to become “Lake America” in the United States under a Donald Trump executive order. The move comes while his administration’s trade dispute with neighbouring Canada is worsening.
PoliticsPresident Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America.” Ahead of his trip to Texas, NBC News’ Monica Alba and Sahil Kapur and Cook Political Report House editor Erin Covey discuss the midterm electoral landscape.
EconomyKelley Gerrity, a fixed-income client portfolio manager at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, discusses expectations for Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s speech at Jackson Hole and says the market may be disappointed.
WorldJohn Herbst, a former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine and now with the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center, said Ukrainian strikes were weakening Russia’s ability to wage war. He said Russia had “no new tactics” and was resorting to killing civilians, describing the latest strikes on Kyiv as “pure terror, pure war crimes.”
PoliticsBloomberg’s early edition of Balance of Power examines the latest developments from the Trump administration, including Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario. The program also covers market activity after Nvidia’s earnings and the Texas Senate race.
PoliticsThe US-Canada trade war has intensified after Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney ended negotiations on a new trade deal with Washington and announced retaliatory tariffs of up to 50% on hundreds of American goods. The discussion considers how Canada is responding and whether the dispute could create a political problem for Trump ahead of the midterms. It also remembers musical legend Dolly Parton, who died aged 80.
WorldSearch efforts continue after flooding caused widespread destruction in Nepal. State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott confirmed that three Americans have been rescued.
PoliticsDonald Trump has cultivated close personal relationships with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but their Middle East agendas are increasingly colliding over Syria, the F-35 sale and Iran. This Is America examines whether Trump can keep the hostile allies aligned—and what may follow if he cannot.
EconomyNvidia is driving a technology-led rally in U.S. markets, even as the breadth of the advance narrows. Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio and YouTube provide cross-platform coverage of the market close.
EconomyCanada has removed seafood and fish products from its list of goods facing retaliatory, dollar-for-dollar tariffs on the United States, just one day after announcing the measures. Producers in Atlantic Canada had warned that the potential levies could threaten an industry closely tied to the U.S.
PoliticsTrump said he would not rule out sanctions against Chinese banks doing business with Iran. The program also covered his claim of U.S. control over the Strait of Hormuz, restrictions on foreign power-grid equipment, a U.S.-Taiwan offer for more than 2,000 drones, and aid for flood-hit Nepal.
TechIn the latest installment of The Vergecast’s “RAMageddon Survival Guide,” laptop reviewer Antonio G. Di Benedetto joins David Imel to advise shoppers facing higher prices. They discuss whether 16GB of RAM is necessary, buying refurbished or used machines, how far back to shop, and options under $1,000.
CultureHarrell Gabehart and Patric Parkey, who own the world’s largest private collection of Dolly Parton memorabilia, discuss the items they have gathered and the moment Dolly saw the collection herself.
SocietyConvicted sex abuser Jerry Sandusky has returned to court. One of his accusers is expected to recant testimony against the former Penn State football coach.
TechEventbrite has weathered challenges ranging from launching during a financial crisis and struggling to raise venture capital to going public, losing its core business during COVID, and later leaving the public markets. On Build Mode, host Isabelle Johannesen speaks with co-founder and former CEO Julia Hartz about the decisions she made through those periods.
CultureThe trial of former gang leader Duane “Keffe D” Davis continues. He is accused of orchestrating the 1996 drive-by killing of Tupac Shakur.
PoliticsSecurity concerns, control over fishing rights and rising living costs are shaping Iceland’s debate over whether to restart talks on joining the European Union. The country’s position between the EU, NATO and national sovereignty, along with Donald Trump and Greenland, is adding geopolitical pressure to the referendum debate.
PoliticsTrump’s signed order changes the name used for Lake Ontario to Lake America in official records, and assigns the Interior Department to revise them.
WorldFlash floods across the Nepal-Tibet border region have killed scores of people and left more than 1,000 missing. The explainer reviews what is known so far and considers what may have caused the catastrophe, including how a glacier collapse can trigger such flooding.