Bloomberg Surveillance

Bloomberg Surveillance TV: April 24, 2024

Apr 24, 2024

Guests Kate Moore, Tiffany Wilding, and Henrietta Treyz discuss Big Tech earnings, US economy, inflation, and Congress' aid package. Topics include equity market questions, inflationary pressures, and Congress members' intentions. The podcast explores workplace stress, corporate strategies, FOMC anticipation, US exceptionalism, and foreign aid decisions for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.

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Kate Moore

Tiffany Wilding

Henrietta Treyz

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Big Tech earnings week crucial for equity market questions.

US economy's 'hot' status contrasts with inflationary pressures not easing.

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Overview of Schwab Market Update Podcast

Get daily market updates from Charles Schwab covering US and global economic news, stock updates, monetary policy, and key statistics impacting trading. Hosted by Keith Lansford in a 10-minute information-filled recap. The podcast aims to provide concise market insights for listeners seeking to stay informed about market developments.

Introduction

5min

Economic stability, election uncertainty, and global corporate strategies

6min

Analysis of US Economic Conditions and FOMC Anticipation

5min

Economic Analysis and US Exceptionalism

5min

Market Update, Investment Services Ad, Washington Unity on Foreign Aid

3min

Analysis of Potential Legislation, Immigration Reform, Economy, and Trade

4min

Trade Review, Election Strategy, and Labor Engagement

2min

-Kate Moore, BlackRock Global Allocation Team Head of Thematic Strategy
-Tiffany Wilding, PIMCO Managing Director
-Henrietta Treyz, Veda Partners Director of Economic Policy Research

BlackRock's Kate Moore says the week ahead for Big Tech earnings is the chance for large-cap stocks to answer critical questions about the equity market. PIMCO's Tiffany Wilding looks ahead to key GDP and inflation data, saying the 'hot' US economy isn't consistent with inflationary pressures moderating. Henrietta Treyz of Veda Partners says Congress' new aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan is a case of Congress members 'wanting to be on the right side of history.'

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