John Micklethwait

Dina Esfandiary, Middle East geoeconomics lead for Bloomberg Economics, Ziad Daoud, chief emerging markets economist for Bloomberg Economics, and John Micklethwait, Editor in Chief at Bloomberg, join a vibrant discussion from the Qatar Economic Forum. They unpack how Trumponomics has transformed U.S.-Middle East relations, emphasizing the region's economic shifts and geopolitical dynamics post-Trump's Gulf visits. The panel also tackles sanctions relief in Syria and evolving U.S.-Iran negotiations, illustrating a complex landscape filled with both opportunities and challenges.

In a lively discussion, John Micklethwait, Bloomberg News Editor in Chief, Jenny Leonard, White House reporter, and Brad Stone, Editor of Bloomberg Businessweek, dive into the shifting dynamics at Davos in light of Trump's potential return. They explore how global elites are reconsidering their commitments to social initiatives and the implications of Trump's transactional foreign policy. The group examines the interplay between tech, politics, and corporate strategies, highlighting the financial ramifications for global markets in this transformed landscape.

John Micklethwait reflects on the life and career of Henry Kissinger. Neil Dutta predicts a Fed interest rate cut by March. John Lawler discusses Ford's focus on increasing efficiency. Kelsey Berro suggests the Fed is done hiking rates. Norman Roule talks about the Israel-Hamas war.