Bloomberg Daybreak: Europe Edition

The podcast covers the upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate decision and US jobs report. They discuss the conservative beliefs and lack of experience of the newly elected US House speaker. There is analysis on the weakening indicators and potential impact on the UK economy. The chapter on Evergrande covers the struggles, court hearing, and possible liquidation, and discusses market reactions.

The podcast covers topics such as the US strikes in Syria, Iran's warning about the Israel-Hamas conflict, Ernst & Young's UK partner payouts reduction, Taylor Swift's billionaire status, and the ongoing tensions in the Middle East.

Israeli Army Gaza Raids, possible ground invasion discussed. Standard Chartered and BNP Paribas report weaker profits. Morgan Stanley announces new CEO, Ted Pick.

Israel prepares for ground invasion; US President Biden asks for delay for hostage release. Morgan Stanley selects new CEO. European banks underperform. Meta's uncertain revenue outlook and heavy investment in virtual reality.

Israeli ambassador demands UN Secretary-General's resignation over comments on Hamas attack, while European leaders engage in diplomatic efforts to prevent escalation. Deutsche Bank accelerates payouts to shareholders, Lloyds beats earnings expectations, and Banco Santander's earnings surpass estimates. In-depth analysis of Israeli-Palestinian conflict, aid delivery to Gaza, and Santander's financial performance and diversification.

Israel demands UN Chief resignation amid tensions over conflict with Hamas. Deutsche Bank boosts payouts amidst trading slowdown. Microsoft surpasses sales estimates with strong cloud growth. Germany struggles to meet climate goals despite Green Vice-Chancellor.

Hamas frees hostages, US sends forces to Middle East, Barclays' earnings disappoint, UK jobs decline, billionaire investors abandon short position on US Treasuries

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.