Rosalyn Matheson

Roslyn Matheson, EMEA News Director at Bloomberg, discusses the shifting landscape of tariffs as President Trump hints at negotiations while delaying rate increases. The UK is poised to ban NDAs which silence misconduct victims, marking a significant shift in workplace rights. Matheson also addresses the impact of severe flooding in Texas on the economy and explores the storied legacy of the Schroder family amidst current financial pressures and strategic decisions regarding their business future.

In this discussion, Roslyn Matheson, EMEA News Director at Bloomberg, and James Warcock, a Bloomberg Radio reporter, dive into critical global issues. They reveal how recent U.S. airstrikes had surprisingly little effect on Iran’s nuclear ambitions. The duo also examines the EU’s potential tariffs on U.S. goods, including major implications for industry. Plus, they highlight a surprising surge in imports from China to the UK, signaling resilient trade relationships despite economic tensions.

Rosalyn Matheson, EMEA News Director at Bloomberg, shares her insights on pressing global economic dynamics. She discusses the implications of a 25% US auto tariff and the EU's expectations for retaliatory double-digit levies. The conversation shifts to the risks facing UK universities due to rising debt, alongside challenges in US-Ukraine investment proposals. Matheson also highlights the cautious responses of allies to escalating trade pressures and the potential impact on future economic and diplomatic relations.