Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition

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.

Altman, OpenAI CEO returns as CEO and discusses the truce between Israel and Hamas. Also covers Nvidia's drop in stock price and Binance pleading guilty to anti-money laundering violations.

Former CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, is in discussions to reunify the company after employees threatened to quit. Microsoft CEO, Satya Nadella, is open to Altman going back to OpenAI. Hamas leader suggests progress in talks for a truce agreement with Israel and the release of hostages. Nvidia's quarterly results may exceed expectations due to demand for AI. The podcast also covers Zoom's revenue report, US Treasuries, Black Friday spending, mass shootings, Trump's gag order hearing, Thanksgiving travel rush, sports updates, and Microsoft's partnership with OpenAI.

Sam Altman, co-founder of OpenAI, joins Microsoft to lead their AI effort. Israeli forces engage in heavy fighting with Hamas. Elon Musk defends himself against accusations of antisemitism. Rosalynn Carter, activist US first lady, passes away at 96.

Topics discussed: Nvidia's expected earnings beat, UK Chancellor's limited scope for fiscal policy easing, US-China agreement on fentanyl crisis, government shutdown averted with temporary funding bill

President Joe Biden averted a government shutdown by signing a stopgap bill. Gaza's telecom services were halted due to fuel depletion. Alphabet's CEO believes China will lead in AI and emphasizes collaboration. New York Republican George Santos will not seek reelection after violation of federal criminal laws. Cincinnati Bengals lose QB Joe Burrow to wrist injury.

Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping meet after a year, hoping for small victories to ease US-China tensions. Biden calls Xi a dictator, overshadowing their productive meeting. US Senate approves temporary funding to avert a government shutdown. Deshaun Watson of the Cleveland Browns is out for the season.

Israeli troops enter Gaza hospital; Biden and Xi hold meeting; government shutdown risk eases. Israel's targeted operation at Gaza's main hospital raises concerns. Biden and Xi's sitdown meeting begins, Wall Street speculates on interest rate hikes. Claims of Hamas command center in Gaza hospital, Iran-backed groups using hospitals. Discussion on reassurances from Israeli government and frustrations from international community. Jamie Diamond discusses inflation, rating downgrade, and future of banking. Closing segment promotes podcast availability and ads.