Bloomberg News Now BOE Proposes Delaying Capital Rules, Nvidia China Chips, More
Jul 15, 2025
The Bank of England is proposing changes to enhance the competitiveness of its banks by delaying capital rules. Nvidia may resume AI chip sales to China as U.S. policies shift. There's an insightful discussion on the geopolitical strategies affecting U.S.-China and U.S.-Russia relations, with a focus on economic impacts and tariffs. It also touches on Europe's dynamic tariff negotiations and France’s fiscal strategies, along with rising optimism in the tech sector regarding key chip exports.
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BOE Capital Rules Delay
- The Bank of England plans to delay implementation of global capital rules for investment banks until 2028.
- Measures also aim to ease liquidity rules for smaller lenders and exempt some from resolution regulations.
Nvidia Resumes China Sales
- Nvidia received U.S. approval to resume selling AI chips to China after previous restrictions since April.
- The move signals thawing U.S.-China trade relations and is a win for Nvidia's CEO Jensen Huang.
Trump's Russia Tariff Threat
- President Trump threatened 100% tariffs on Russia in 50 days if no peace deal is reached for Ukraine.
- The U.S. also plans secondary tariffs on countries buying Russian oil to pressure Moscow.