Paul Allen

Join Bloomberg journalist Paul Allen, who covers Australian politics and commodities, alongside Keith Buchanan, Senior Portfolio Manager at Globalt. They delve into a potential extended truce on Chinese import duties linked to rare-earth exports, analyze Australian PM Albanese's upcoming meeting with Trump amid critical minerals discussions, and explore the implications for U.S.-Australia relations. Keith shares insights on U.S. bank earnings, market volatility, and the impact of consumer spending on investment strategies.

Paul Allen, a Sydney-based Bloomberg journalist, delves into Australia's strategic position in critical minerals and its balancing act between trade with China and security ties with the U.S. He discusses the upcoming meeting between Prime Minister Albanese and President Trump, speculating on potential U.S.-Australia critical minerals deals. Allen also highlights the RBA's cautious stance on inflation and how domestic market dynamics could influence future monetary policy, emphasizing the challenges Australia faces in refining capacity.

Geetha Ranganathan, a U.S. media analyst with Bloomberg Intelligence, dives deep into Netflix's impressive content performance and evolving advertising strategies. She highlights key revenue drivers suggesting a strong outlook for engagement. Meanwhile, Paul Allen, a Bloomberg reporter from Sydney, discusses the upcoming meeting between Trump and Australian PM Albanese, focusing on critical minerals and AUKUS tensions, which are central to U.S.-Australia relations. Their insights shed light on market dynamics and geopolitical implications.

This week, Paul Allen, a Bloomberg correspondent from Sydney, dives into Australia’s strategic mineral reserves ahead of Prime Minister Albanese's meeting with President Trump. He highlights potential US-Australia collaborations in critical minerals and discusses barriers to refining capacity in Australia. Allen also addresses the delicate balance Australia must maintain between its ties with China and the US, alongside insights on the AUKUS defense pact and its implications for national security.

Join Paul Allen, Bloomberg's Australia Correspondent, and Clark Geranen, Chief Market Strategist at CalBay Investments, as they dive into the recent U.S.-EU trade agreement, which avoids a potential trade war with a 15% tariff on auto exports. They discuss the implications for the global economy and how it could influence earnings reports from tech giants. Additionally, Paul shares insights on the landmark 50-year defense treaty between Australia and the UK, focusing on nuclear submarines and job creation, while addressing geopolitical challenges in the AUKUS partnership.