Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition

Billionaire investors, Bill Ackman and Bill Gross, abandon their short position on US Treasuries. Chevron pays $53 Billion in a bet on the future of oil. 25 UK startups to watch, from digital bank Monzo to wearable brain scanner company. Hostages freed by Hamas, as US sends more forces to Middle East.

On today's podcast:(1) Israel could delay or alter its Gaza ground invasion plans after the release of two American hostages.(2) Beijing rattles foreign businesses by detaining an executive and former staff at the advertising giant WPP, while starting investigations into Apple supplier Foxconn.(3) US House Republicans widen the field for a new Speaker to nine new candidates as lawmaking and major aid efforts stay paralyzed.(4) Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is reportedly weighing tax cuts just as Moody's returns its UK credit outlook to pre-Truss levels.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Upcoming tech earnings, Jay Powell's economic outlook, China's global efforts, UK's reaction to Israel conflict, Amazon's growing business and advertising ventures, China's role in conflict mediation and building relationships, Europe's perspectives on Middle East conflict.

Jerome Powell discusses his cautious approach and concerns over rising bond yields and geopolitical risks. The podcast also explores the economic impact of the Israel-Hamas war and the effects of monetary policy on the economy. Factors influencing interest rates are discussed, along with a podcast advertisement.

The podcast discusses the rising tensions between Israel and Palestine, with updates on Rishi Sunak's visit to Israel and Biden's efforts to secure aid agreements. It also covers the delayed delivery of Tesla's cybertruck and Netflix's price increase after a successful quarter. Additionally, there is a discussion on the financial results of Tesla and Netflix, as well as the challenges faced by the US in garnering support or opposition to Hamas actions.

Topics covered in the podcast include a hospital explosion in Gaza City resulting in numerous casualties, President Biden's change of plans for a summit in Jordan, China's economic growth exceeding expectations, and Goldman's declining profits for the eighth consecutive quarter.

Netanyahu's Senior Advisor Mark Regev discusses Israeli objectives in the conflict with Hamas, controversy over moving civilians to the south, humanitarian aid plans for Gaza, wider implications of the conflict, and efforts to protect Palestinian civilians.

Bank of England Chief Economist Huw Pill discusses sticky inflation in the UK. Reports suggest Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has stopped his hobby of DJing. President Biden shows US solidarity with Israel. Russian leader Vladimir Putin visits Beijing for China's Belt and Road Forum.

President Biden considering trip to Israel amidst efforts to prevent war with Hamas. US planning to tighten measures on China's access to semiconductors. Poland's opposition leader declares victory in general elections. House Democrats in talks with Republicans for bipartisan solution. Ongoing crisis between Israel and Gaza, with Israel preparing for ground invasion. Updates on UK housing market, US politics, and market updates. Ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, UK response, diplomatic efforts, and situation for Palestinians. Growing concerns in the Middle East to prevent ground war in Gaza and dissuade Iran's involvement.

Preview of upcoming bank earnings, analysis of inflation figures in Europe, and discussion on China's struggling economy and stimulus efforts.