John Authers

John Authers, a Senior Markets Editor for Bloomberg and columnist for Bloomberg Opinion, shares his insights on Trump's trade war and its impact. He discusses the recent volatility in global markets and the downward revisions of S&P 500 targets by strategists. Authers elaborates on the significant effects of tariffs on investor sentiment and international reactions. He also touches on China's economic strategy in response to trade tensions and emphasizes the need for clarity in trade policies to stabilize markets.

Join John Authers, a Bloomberg Opinion columnist, who shares insights on how prediction markets are reshaping election forecasting. Justina Lee discusses the emergence of election gambling, emphasizing the influence of informed bettors. Bill Allison reveals staggering political spending trends impacting the 2024 election. Austin Carr dives into the security of U.S. voting machines and their reliability amidst rising concerns. Additionally, Kara Murphy explores how the election affects investor sentiment and market dynamics, highlighting broader economic implications.

John Authers, renowned financial commentator and author, shares his investing lessons, including diversification, fee minimisation, and avoiding home country bias. He discusses the evolution of the 60/40 portfolio, lessons from Swensen, and doubts about private assets euphoria. John also explains how he and his team approach research, assess mistakes, and stay relevant in a fast-evolving industry.

Guests John Authers and Elena Popina discuss the Federal Reserve's plan to lower rates. Wendy Thomas talks about SEC cybersecurity regulations. Sam Darwish explains communication infrastructure in developing regions. The podcast also covers the challenges and progress of lab-grown meat, the risk of holding cash, the future of AI, and Jay Jacobs from BlackRock on Thematics and Active Equity ETFs.

John Authers, a Bloomberg Opinion columnist known for his expertise in financial markets, joins to discuss Wall Street's bullish bets on a Trump victory in the upcoming election. The conversation centers on the 'Trump trade' and its implications for stocks and bonds. Authers explores how prediction markets reflect public sentiment and reveal insights about electoral outcomes. He also unpacks Wall Street's historical reactions to elections, highlighting how unique this moment is in the context of recent political events.