Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition

(1) Talks on securing the release of Hamas-held hostages intensify in Israel and the US. (2) Israeli ground attacks and shelling increase around hospitals in Gaza. (3) UK faces a significant decline in house prices as sellers accept credit-constrained market reality. (4) The £262 billion trust industry in Britain faces a reckoning due to rising interest rates.

Upcoming topics include inflation data, Dubai Airshow, Biden-Xi meeting, government shutdown. Chapter 2 discusses inflation impact, forecast. Chapter 3 covers the Dubai Airshow and AI platform advertisements. Chapter 4 explores challenges for Airbus and Boeing. Chapter 5 focuses on Biden-Xi meeting and political considerations. Chapter 6 discusses the possibility of a government shutdown and challenges in Congress.

A major cyberattack hits the world's largest bank with suspected Russian ties. Fed Chief Powell discusses interest rates and possible rate cuts. Traders speculate on the Fed's future moves. UK economy contracts, Israel responds to a drone attack. Prospects of a peace deal, pressure on UK Home Secretary, US-China economic talks, vision for London as a trading hub. Cabaret event and Powell's warning about potential interest rate hikes. The impact of Russia's airspace closure on US and European airlines.

Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton discusses the Israel-Palestine conflict and the need for new leadership. Citadel founder Ken Griffin talks about global unrest and de-globalization. The Federal Reserve scrutinizes Morgan Stanley's wealth management business. Italian Prime Minister Georgia Meloni's first year in office is discussed.

Saudi Arabia's investment minister says talks for normalization of ties with Israel will continue. Israel's operation in Gaza continues, Nestlé's Ukrainian business faces challenges amidst the conflict. More than a quarter of FTSE 100 finance chiefs have left their jobs this year. Europe's economy is unlikely to crash despite inflation. Nestlé deals with power cuts and declining demand in Ukraine.

UBS, a bank that posted a net loss of $785 million, WeWork, a former high-flying startup filing for bankruptcy with nearly $19 billion of debt, and the dire living conditions in Gaza due to ongoing conflict are discussed in this podcast.

Israeli troops encircle Gaza City; Secretary of State Blinken's stop in Baghdad; Warren Buffett's record cash pile at Berkshire Hathaway; UK's annual North Sea oil and gas licensing rounds; German nationalism resurfaces amidst economic slump and immigration surge

Disney's earnings and the Republican presidential debate are discussed. UBS's takeover of Credit Suisse and the challenges faced by European banks are analyzed. The visit of the Australian Prime Minister to China and implications for bilateral relations are explored. The ongoing WTO wine dispute between China and Australia and Australia's diplomatic approach to human rights abuses in China are also analyzed.

Sam Bankman-Fried convicted of massive fraud leading to FTX collapse. Blinken in Tel Aviv amid Gaza crisis. Andrew Bailey's interview on rate cuts. Apple's woes in China. Storm Ciarán disrupts transport services across UK, France, and Netherlands.

President Biden calls for a pause in fighting between Israel and Hamas to free hostages in Gaza. 600 foreigners to leave Gaza via Rafah crossing. Federal Reserve holds off on interest rate increase. Barclays CEO plans job cuts but spares Asia business. Storm Ciarán causes transport disruption in UK, France, and the Netherlands.