Guests discuss Apple facing EU warning over App store abuses, China's perks for German carmakers to stop EV levies, midyear outlook for North America Restaurants, Archegos' last 72 hours, Carnival earnings, global carbon market trends
Apple faces EU warnings for alleged App store abuses, while China offers perks to German carmakers to prevent EV levies.
Carbon markets are crucial for global emission reductions, but Wall Street's lack of oversight poses financial risks.
Deep dives
Carnival Sees Sustained Demand Boosting Earnings Despite Challenges
Carnival is experiencing sustained and broad-based demand growth, not only from traditional cruising customers but also from new entrants. Both European and North American markets are showing growth in onboard spending and ticket fares. While facing challenges like fuel and labor costs, the company is strategically managing costs and benefiting from robust demand.
Carbon Markets Drive Emission Reductions Globally, Aiding Net Zero Goals
Carbon markets play a crucial role in driving emission reductions globally, with almost 20% of greenhouse gas emissions now covered. Compliance carbon markets, in particular, are key tools for achieving net zero commitments. Countries and regulators worldwide are increasingly utilizing carbon markets to incentivize emission reductions across various industries.
Wall Street Vulnerability Exposed as Carbon Market Expands
The growth of global carbon markets highlights Wall Street's vulnerabilities in managing carbon-related risks. The lack of strict oversight and transparency in granting companies emission permits and managing carbon-related investments has exposed financial institutions to significant risks. The collapse of Arkego Capital management founder's fortune due to market manipulations underscores the need for stronger regulatory controls.
Finland Origin Analyst Bo Kin Explains Success of Scandinavian Countries in Carbon Management
Bo Kin, originated from Finland, attributes the success of Scandinavian countries in managing carbon emissions to clear governmental targets and robust regulation. Countries like Finland have leveraged tools like carbon markets and collaborative policies to drive emission reductions. The transparency and price signals provided by carbon markets help educate stakeholders on the costs and benefits of decarbonization, driving sustainable climate action.
On this week’s podcast: Tamlin Bason, Bloomberg Intelligence Technology Analyst, discusses Apple being hit by a fresh EU warning over alleged App store abuses. Steve Man, Bloomberg Intelligence Global Autos and Industrials Research Analyst, discusses China floating perks for German carmakers in bid to stop EV levies. Michael Halen, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Restaurant and Foodservice Analyst, discusses his midyear outlook for North America Restaurants and Foodservice. Sridhar Natarajan, Bloomberg News Senior Finance Reporter, discusses his Bloomberg Big Take story: “The Last 72 Hours of Archegos.” Brian Egger, Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Gaming and Lodging Analyst, discusses Carnival earnings. Bo Qin, Bloomberg BNEF Lead U.S Carbon Analyst, talks about the global carbon market and the price trends in the US and global market.
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