Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition Blackstone NYC Tower Mass Shooting, EU Tariff Deal Anger, Emerging Market Revival
Jul 29, 2025
A tragic mass shooting at a major NYC office tower left multiple casualties, sparking chaos and fear. Meanwhile, the European Union navigated a delicate trade truce with the US, raising questions about stability. Emerging markets are attracting new investments as funds shift focus from the US, with local currency bonds gaining popularity. Lastly, rapid advancements in humanoid robotics showcased at a significant AI conference in Shanghai point to a future where these technologies might become commonplace.
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EU Tariff Deal Sparks Backlash
- The EU-US 15% tariff deal has sparked strong criticism from EU leaders and economists.
- It is seen by some European politicians as humiliating and damaging to the economy, despite EU trade chief defending it.
Gunman’s Cross-Country Attack
- Shane Tamura, the gunman, drove across multiple states to attack offices in Manhattan.
- He targeted an off-duty officer first, then moved through the building shooting before killing himself on the 33rd floor.
Motive Investigation Critical
- The motive behind the shooting is still unclear but police emphasize the importance of uncovering it.
- The building had key companies like Blackstone, KPMG, and the NFL, which may factor into the motive.