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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon on Tech IPOs, AI, 8% Interest Rates
JPMorgan Chase Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon comments on the health of the technology IPO pipeline, calls AI "a living, breathing thing," and explains his confidence in the firm being prepared to handle a potential worst-case scenario of...
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Jamie Dimon Says JPMorgan 'Can Handle' 8% Interest Rates
Chair and CEO Jamie Dimon says he's "not worried about JPMorgan Chase" being prepared for interest rates that in a worst-case scenario could rise to 8%. "We can handle that too," he says in an interview on "Bloomberg Markets."
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OCBC's Menon Sees US Recession in First Half of 2024
"We see a recession in the US probably sometime in the first half of next year." Vasu Menon, managing director of investment strategy at OCBC Bank, discusses Federal Reserve policy and the implications for markets. He speaks on...
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What's Next for Markets After US Avoids Shutdown
Financial markets got a temporary relief as US lawmakers reached a deal over the weekend to avoid a government shutdown with the focus turning back to the Federal Reserve and interest rate hikes. Valerie Tytel has more on Bloomberg...
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Australia's Housing Prices Stay Strong Amid High Demand
Home prices in Australia remained strong last month. Surging demand is outweighing the impact of the aggressive policy tightening campaign of the central bank. Amy Bainbridge reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Shutdown Deja Vu
Michael McKee, Bloomberg International Economics and Policy Correspondent takes us through history to look at other times the government has shut down and explains this time is different.
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Sharma: Will See Foreign Interest in US Investment Decline In This Decade
Ruchir Sharma, Rockefeller International Chairman explains why the decades-long expansion of the US deficit could lead to decreased investor interest in US markets.
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Coming Around to Higher-for-Longer
Rebecca Patterson, Former Bridgewater Chief Investment Strategist says markets are coming to terms with higher-for-longer. She also explains what the Fed needs to achieve a soft landing.
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Northern Trust's Tannenbaum on US Shutdown
Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Northern Trust, discusses the looming US government shutdown and the economic implications. He speaks with Bloomberg's Paul Allen and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."
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London Housing Price Cuts Rise; Higher Rates Force More to Sell
London and southeast England are seeing the biggest UK home discounts as buyers across the country secure the largest price cuts nationwide in almost five years. At the same time, almost a quarter of British mortgage holders are...
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Yen at 155 Against Dollar Is Where Japan Starts to Worry, Sakakibara Says
Japan's government may step into foreign exchange markets again if the yen goes beyond 150 against the dollar with officials likely to get concerned if it reaches 155, according to former top forex official Eisuke Sakakibara. He speaks...
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President Bill Clinton Issues Grave Warning on Debt Ceiling Fight
Former President Bill Clinton warns of the dangers that can follow political battles over the debt ceiling. He and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton spoke with David Rubenstein as part of a series of talks at The 92nd Street Y....
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US Consumer Confidence Slides to 103 in September
US consumer confidence declined to 103 this month from an upwardly revised 108.7 in August, slumping to a four-month low. Dana Peterson, chief economist at The Conference Board, examines the data on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Bond Markets: High Yields, Low Volatility 'Really Concerns Us,' Says Newton
"The higher and steeper rates go, the worse it is for risky assets, particularly when you have this gap between how curves have been moving and how volatility is behaving. So that really concerns us."
Ella Hoxha, head of fixed income at...
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Kashkari Says He Expects One More Rate Hike This Year
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said he expects the US central bank will need to raise interest rates one more time this year and keep policy tighter for longer if the economy is stronger than expected....
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Why Vanguard Says 'Bonds Are Back'
Joe Davis, global chief economist and investment strategy group head at Vanguard, says the rate environment is "the best financial development in at least 15 years" for the bond market. He speaks on "The Pulse With Francine Lacqua."
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UBP's Nip on Fixed Income Strategies
Anitza Nip, head of fixed income research for Asia at Union Bancaire Privee, discusses her latest fixed income strategy and China's property market. She speaks with David Ingles on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open."
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Rob Arnott on Fed, Inflation, Perfect Value Environment
Rob Arnott, chairman and founder at Research Affiliates, discusses inflation, the chances of a hard landing for the US economy, and a "near perfect" environment for value investing on "Bloomberg Brief."
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Dimon Warns World May Not Be Ready for Fed at 7%: TOI
Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer at JPMorgan Chase & Co. says the world may not be prepared for a worst-case scenario of Federal Reserve benchmark interest rates hitting 7% along with stagflation. Menaka Doshi reports on Bloomberg...
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ECB Rates to Be Restrictive as Long as Necessary: Lagarde
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said "interest rates will be set at sufficiently restrictive levels for as long as necessary," in a speech before European Parliament Monday in Brussels.
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Ketterer: Wage Hikes Will Make Auto Profitability Hard
Peter Kraus, Aperture Investors Chairman & CEO and Sarah Ketterer, Causeway Capital CEO tell us why the auto strike will be hard to resolve.
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Kraus: Fed Will Not Consciously Break the Economy
Peter Kraus, Aperture Investors Chairman & CEO and Sarah Ketterer, Causeway Capital CEO discuss why the Fed's plan to hold rates higher for longer is causing tremors in markets.
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Summers: Fed at Risk of Being Surprised
Lawrence H. Summers, Former US Treasury Secretary explains why he believes the Fed should be wary in its optimism.
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Keio University's Shirai on BOJ Policy Conundrum
Sayuri Shirai, Keio University Professor of Economics and former BOJ board member, discusses why Japan's central bank is facing a monetary policy dilemma. She speaks with Shery Ahn and Haidi Stroud-Watts on "Daybreak Asia".