Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition

This podcast covers a range of interesting topics including the World Aviation Festival in Lisbon, the upcoming Republican Presidential primary debate, and the state of China's economy. It explores challenges faced by the global aviation industry, improvements in airport operations and passenger experience, and the need for fiscal stimulus in China. The hosts also discuss the importance of creating memorable moments in debates for free publicity and the delicate balance of easing restrictions on home purchases in China's property sector.

On today's podcast:(1) Jeremy Hunt tells Bloomberg the West must talk to China over how to regulate AI. (2) The Bank of England pauses two years of rate hikes as recession risks loom. (3) Pressure mounts on Ukraine's President as his allies turn up the heat. (4) American Airlines becomes the latest carrier to find suspect parts on its planes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's podcast, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discusses the need for higher borrowing costs due to US economic strength. The Bank of England's decision on interest rates is awaited. Zelenskiy meets financial heavyweights Ken Griffin and Bill Ackman. Tax breaks and low interest rates have fueled the housing market in Switzerland.

UK inflation unexpectedly slows to lowest level in 18 months, Sadiq Khan accuses Rishi Sunak of 'weaponizing climate change', EU to investigate China's massive EV subsidies, CBI cancels AGM due to 'cash-flow challenges'

EU's investigation into China's EV subsidies, potential delay of petrol and diesel car ban, CBI's cash-flow challenges, 'game changer' oil find off Namibia's shores

On today's podcast:(1) Chevron CEO Mike Wirth says crude on track to return to $100. (2) Santander is overhauling its corporate structure in a move that may involve job cuts. (3) An expected increase in UK inflation is making the Bank of England's decision harder. (4)  Hungary is going all in to become one of the world’s biggest suppliers for EVs.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's podcast(1) Two-thirds of financial professionals believe a Labour-led government would be the best result for UK stocks and the pound. (2) Tenants are paying 12% more than a year ago for new rental agreements, the largest rise since Hamptons began publishing its letting index. (3) United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain said he's unmoved by an offer of a 21% pay raise from Stellantis. (4)  Bankers in Monaco allegedly bent their own rules and ignored red flags to take cash.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The podcast discusses the Federal Reserve meeting and rate hike expectations, challenges in the housing market and rising car insurance costs, potential impact of a prolonged auto industry job action, United Nations General Assembly meeting and addressing Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Bank of England's interest rate decision and UK economic outlook, and Japan's possible move and promotion of global collaboration.

On today's podcast:(1) A union representing 150,000 US auto workers goes on strike, hitting three of country's biggest carmakers. (2) Shares in the UK based chip designer Arm have climbed 25% after the year's biggest stock listing. (3) Apple is facing a controversy in France over the iPhone 12's radiation levels. (4) Ever-wilder weather swings are forcing a complete redesign of the world's busiest airports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's podcast:(1) Goldman Sachs has fired several transaction banking executives over compliance lapses. (2) Citigroup is preparing for a wave of job cuts as the bank's CEO, Jane Fraser, looks to restructure the Wall Street giant. (3) The former Prime Minister Theresa May tells us Britain should look for ways to compromise with China. (4) We take a closer look at the $1.5 trillion Private Credit market and why it's offer a ray of hope to gloomy investment bankers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.