Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

Oil advances after Middle East strikes, US continues strikes on Houthi shipping attacks. Apple to sell watches without oxygen feature. Geopolitical tensions rise in Middle East with US strikes on Houthi targets and escalating conflict with Iran and Pakistan. Discussion on the business of pop culture and its impact on society.

US spending bill to avert shutdown clears first Senate hurdle. Lagarde predicts ECB rate cuts in summer. Apple surpasses Samsung as world's top phone maker in 2023.

Trump dominates Republican rivals in Iowa, raising concerns about potential policy changes. Davos elite worry about Trump, China, and inflation. Bank earnings continue. Election results in Iowa analyzed, alongside Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI. The podcast also delves into the Osage murders and their impact on Osage County.

Discussion on bank earnings, oil supply threats, remarks from Cleveland Fed President about interest rates and pricing power of firms, previews of bank earnings from Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, the outlook for deal making and impact of interest rates.

Preview of upcoming economic data in US, UK's World Economic Forum in Davos, current climate for chipmakers in China, tightening Republican race in Iowa caucuses

Topics discussed include US-led airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen, bank earnings and the launch of Bitcoin ETFs, and efforts to prevent crisis escalation and de-escalate conflict in Gaza.

Former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Nikki Haley, discusses the approval of Bitcoin ETFs by U.S. regulators, providing easier access to cryptocurrency. The podcast also covers topics such as soft inflation readings, the final Republican debate, and the Trump fraud trial.

Today's podcast covers a major cybersecurity incident surrounding the decision on a Bitcoin ETF. Boeing's CEO admits to manufacturing shortcomings. A US appeals court panel is skeptical of Trump's claim of immunity. The episode also includes discussions on government spending, sports updates, and a new podcast launch. A hacking incident on the SEC's social media account raises concerns about Bitcoin ETF approval and cybersecurity risks in cryptocurrency.

Investigators probe door plug blowout on Boeing 737 Max 9, potential broadening of the probe. Trump court battle over election charges. Bipartisan anger towards Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. White House's efforts to lower prices for consumers. Updates on Middle East attacks and market updates. Political news and economic updates. Sports update and coaching changes. Ongoing investigation into Boeing's 737 Max 9 jets and relationship with Spirit Arrow Systems.

Topics discussed include the investigation into the Boeing 737 Max 9 decompression incident, the possibility of a government shutdown, the Pentagon's failure to notify President Biden, and the launch of United Launch Alliance's Vulcan rocket. The podcast also mentions upcoming bank earnings reports, a decision on a Bitcoin ETF, and Congressman Tony Gonzalez's views on the Capitol attack.