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Bloomberg Businessweek

Fed Hiking Cycle Looks Done After US Jobs Report Shows Cooling

Nov 3, 2023
Guests discuss the impact of the jobs report on Fed policy, labor market trends, the SBF guilty verdict's impact on the crypto market, improving recycling practices, water scarcity and its link to climate change, connector economies challenging the U.S.-China dichotomy, and Foxconn's potential move into electric vehicles and collaboration with Apple.
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Quick takeaways

  • Geopolitical risk is a major concern for CEOs globally, impacting business planning and creating uncertainty.
  • Improving plastic recycling rates requires consumer education, infrastructure investment, and technological advancements.

Deep dives

Geopolitical risk emerges as a top concern for CEOs

CEOs across the globe are increasingly concerned about geopolitical risks, viewing it as the biggest risk they face. The unpredictability and impact of geopolitical events make it difficult to model and plan for, creating uncertainty for businesses. This concern is reflected in recent earnings calls and transcripts, where CEOs have expressed worry about global tensions and the potential disruptions they may cause. Geopolitical risk is set to be a major topic of discussion at the upcoming Bloomberg New Economy Forum in Singapore.

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