Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Disney CEO Bob Iger feature in discussions about escalating tensions with President Biden, Yellen's China visit, and Iger's shareholder win after a board seat bid rejection.

Discussing the aftermath of Taiwan's strongest earthquake in 25 years, Biden's criticism of Israel post aid worker deaths, semiconductor production impact, and Fed blocking global climate-risk rules for Wall Street banks.

Topics discussed include Trump posting bond with support from a billionaire's firm, Iran's vow of revenge on Israel, and the June rate-cut odds falling. The podcast covers legal challenges, market events, political and social issues, sports highlights, and the impact of ISM manufacturing data on the rate cut narrative.

Topics include Fed Chair Jay Powell's reaction to PCE data and rate cut outlook, Turkish President Erdogan's election defeat, Congress returning to address Ukraine aid, market reactions, bridge collapse aftermath, data breach, international updates, fire evacuation, Ireland STEM graduates, Sustainable Business Summit, sports updates, inflation insights, market expectations, earnings outlook, and S&P500 price target discussion.

The podcast discusses topics like previewing the March jobs report, Disney shareholder meeting, European core inflation, potential TikTok ban, and China PMIs. Insights on Fed rate cut, ECB reactions, TikTok ban debate, and China's currency dynamics are explored with a focus on key economic indicators and global events.

Wells Fargo Senior Economist Sarah House joins to discuss Chair Powell's views on rate cuts, economic strength, and Fed transparency. Topics include market reactions, economic slowdowns, and the impact on inflation data and election cycles.

Tom Porcelli, Chief US Economist at PGIM Fixed Income, and Wells Fargo Senior Economist Sarah House discuss the latest PCE data and its impact on Fed rate cuts. They analyze inflation trends, consumer spending behavior, and implications for the market. Dive deep into the nuances of inflation management and market expectations.

Hosts June Grasso and Peter Jeffrey discuss the sentencing of FTX co-founder Sam Bankman-Fried to 25 years in prison for fraud, totaling billions in losses. They analyze the judge's firm stance, lack of remorse, and impact on the crypto industry's image and regulation.

Former Senator and Vice Presidential Candidate Joe Lieberman is remembered by colleagues. Search for six presumed dead in Baltimore. The Fed and investors brace for data ahead of the holiday trading week.

Officials promise recovery efforts at the collapsed Baltimore bridge, Trump's trial rules laid out, BlackRock CEO warns of a 'retirement crisis' in America