Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

Upcoming November jobs report in the US, UK car industry battling post-Brexit challenges including tariffs on electric vehicles, China-EU summit and their trade relationship, CEOs of major US banks testifying on regulatory oversight to Senate banking committee

Israel resumes combat against Hamas in Gaza after a truce ends. European stocks rise, dollar falls. Tesla delivers its Cybertrucks after delays. Governors DeSantis and Newsom spar over taxes, border security, and energy. The podcast covers market updates and the resumption of the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Henry Kissinger, the child refugee who became US secretary of state, has died at 100. Israel and Hamas extend truce for hostage release. Elon Musk curses out advertisers for stopping spending on his platform due to an antisemitic post.

Henry Kissinger, former US Secretary of State, reflects on his life and career, discussing his upbringing, military service, academic achievements, and political contributions. He shares his thoughts on the impact of authoritarianism, his secret trips to China, the Vietnam War, and recent interview upon turning 100. The podcast also explores Russia's historical context and relationship with Europe, Britain's happiness outside the European Union, Kissinger's life story and philosophy of history, the influence of the printing press and emergence of AI, China's opening up to the West, its global involvement, American interests, Kissinger's personal side, and legacy.

Charlie Munger, the alter ego of Warren Buffett for almost 60 years, has passed away. The podcast also covers the Israel-Hamas ceasefire and negotiations for an extension. Billionaire investor Bill Ackman predicts interest rate cuts. The chapter summaries touch on controversies, charges, and rescues, as well as analyzing the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. The podcast concludes with promotional segments and advertisements.

Elon Musk visits Israel to address backlash over anti-Semitic tweet and expresses desire to help rebuild Gaza. Discussion on truce extension in the Middle East with a one-for-three exchange of hostages. Updates on US military relief flights, Biden's efforts for Palestinian aid, and aid to Israel being discussed on Capitol Hill.

Pressure mounts for extended cease-fire in Israel; Rishi Sunak condemns Elon Musk's antisemitism; Black Friday online sales hit record high of $9.8 billion.

This podcast covers topics such as the potential double dip in US equities, the impact of falling house prices in the UK housing market, the positive growth of South Korea's exports, and the risk of a government shutdown due to Republican ultra-conservatives. It also discusses the current state of the stock market and economy, the performance of different sectors including the AI-fueled IT sector, and the state of the housing market with a gradual decline in house prices. Additionally, it touches on the Bank of England's interest rate policy and the challenges posed by inflation and household debt. Finally, it explores critical technologies like AI and quantum computing, as well as funding deadlines and challenges faced by lawmakers.

Today's podcast covers a temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas for the release of hostages, an update on the deadly Rainbow Bridge car crash, and the possibility of UK lender Barclays slashing jobs.

Topics in this podcast include OPEC+ delaying its meeting, holiday shopping season for retailers, antitrust cases against Google, and the impact of Ozempic on Thanksgiving dinner.