#europe #investment #markets - OpenAI Trims Target Value & Volvo Cars Cuts 2,500 Jobs: Bloomberg Television

23 October 2026

Bloomberg Daybreak Europe is your essential morning viewing to stay ahead. Live from Brussels, we set the agenda for your day, catching you up with overnight markets news from the US and Asia. And we'll tell you what matters for investors in Europe, giving you insight before trading begins. On today's show, the global tech rout deepened after the Nasdaq's worst day since June. In another of concern over AI spending, Bloomberg has learnt that OpenAI is cutting its valuation target by $150 billion, as it seeks to raise $30 billion in its latest funding round. And Volvo Cars is planning to cut another 2,500 jobs, as cratering sales in China and tariffs in the US complicate the Swedish automaker’s turnaround. Today's guest: Håkan Samuelsson, Volvo Cars, CEO. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Bloomberg Daybreak Europe | 10/23/2026 00:02:15 - Asia Market Check 00:05:10 - AI Selloff 00:09:00 - Treasuries Surge 00:12:25 - Volvo Cars CEO Håkan Samuelsson 00:20:51 - Blackstone Chairman & CEO Stephen Schwarzman | Leaders with Francine Lacqua 00:26:33 - Pressure Mounting on French Bonds 00:30:23 - Saudi Aramco Said To Evacuate HQ 00:33:24 - Israeli Elections Next Tuesday 00:36:52 - Corporate News: Gucci, Moderna-Merk, SpaceX 00:38:13 - European PMI Data Preview 00:43:48 - Chart Talk

#foxbusiness #varney - BOWING TO TRUMP? Britain's North Sea decision IGNITES serious questions: Fox Busienss

22 October 2026

U.S. British Ambassador Sir Christian Turner discusses Britain's approval of North Sea gas production, President Donald Trump's influence, European immigration and Prince Harry's hopes for a royal family reconciliation. 00:08 - Britain Approves North Sea Gas Drilling Project 01:12 - Is Britain Bowing to Pressure From President Trump? 01:50 - UK Immigration Crisis, Protests and Border Security 02:57 - Prince Harry's Push for Royal Family Reconciliation 03:47 - British Ambassador Talks NFL Football and UK Sports

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BREAKING: Streeting launches new push to prepare UK for emergencies and hostile acts https://t.co/0997udl8RH

— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 22, 2026

#wallstreet #investment #markets - Open Interest 10/22/2026: Bloomberg Televison

22 October 2026

Get a jump start on the US trading day on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Meta tops Wall Street targets, but its AI spending surge raises fresh concerns. Tesla pulls back on spending, while Blackstone President Jonathan Gray pushes back on AI bubble fears. Plus, JPMorgan’s Gabriela Santos and Goldman Sachs’ Ben Snider break down whether the AI boom can deliver profits and where investors find the next winners. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Open Interest 00:01:38 - Meta Earnings, MUSE Adoption, AI Spending & Zuckerberg's Share Structure 00:04:44 - Tesla Earnings Reaction, SpaceX Merger Debate & Capital Spending Concerns 00:07:44 - Saudi Arabia Evacuations, Iran Threats & Post-Midterm Risks 00:14:48 - Michael Nathanson Moffettnathanson | Meta's Core Ad Business, MUSE Outlook & Zuckerberg Retention Plan 00:23:17 - Gabriela Santos JP Morgan Asset Management | AI Capex, Hyperscaler Valuations & Long-Term Adoption Trends 00:31:46 - Top Calls | Netflix Downgrade, Tesla Bull Case & Meta Rating Upgrades 00:32:36 - Meta's AI Strategy, Consumer Agents & Monetization Challenges 00:39:40 - Airline Earnings, Premium Travel Demand & Fuel Cost Pressures 00:44:53 - Meta Selloff, MUSE Optimism & AI Capex Anxiety 00:47:25 - Ben Snider Goldman Sachs | AI Investment Cycles, Defensive Trades & Earnings Concentration 00:55:52 - Ted Koenig Monroe Capital | Private Credit Stress, AI Financing & Data Center Risks 01:05:44 - Jon Gray Blackstone | Blackstone Outlook, AI Demand Surge & Infrastructure Investing 01:17:44 - AI's Impact on Banking, Job Cuts & Zuckerberg's California Fight 01:21:05

#aispending #bigtech #tesla - China's rolling out car tech FASTER than SpaceX can keep up with, expert weighs in: Fox Business Clips

22 October 2026

Constellation Research Founder and CEO R 'Ray' Wang analyzes Big Tech's massive AI spending boom. Wang breaks down Tesla's autonomous vehicle focus and SpaceX synergies.

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NEW: Rosneft deep dive by Bloomberg News + Officials at Russia’s largest oil producer are concerned that even a few more months of the war with Ukraine could leave lasting damage across the business. + One of Rosneft’s biggest refineries, Ryazan, has been shut for more than half the time since it was first hit by Ukraine in May and has run well below full capacity when operating, according to damage assessments seen by Bloomberg. + Another, Syzran, has spent much of the past six months either completely shut or operating at less than a third of capacity, according to data reviewed by Bloomberg. The Tuapse refinery has been offline since April. + Ukraine is conducting repeat strikes on the refineries as soon as repairs are completed or nearing completion. The need to repeatedly repair damaged equipment is straining operations and causing costs to pile up to levels that Rosneft officials have privately warned cannot be sustained long-term. + Some plants have deliberately slowed repairs as a result, stretching work that should take days into weeks, according to people familiar with the matter. + Efforts to protect the facilities with shipping containers, nets and steel cables have proved ineffective against swarms of drones, company plans show. + The damage is particularly difficult to repair when strikes hit complex secondary units, whose parts would previously have been sourced from the West. It means relying on Russian-made copies and Chinese imports that can take months to obtain and are not always compatible with existing machinery. + It’s put Rosneft into financial trouble. Even before the ramping up of Ukraine’s drone campaign, the company saw a “perfect storm” for its finances. Since then, its profits are down and debt is rising despite what should have been a big windfall from the Iran war. + Moscow Credit Bank, which is linked to Rosneft, is showing signs of distress with $8 billion of problem loans. It highlights how both Russia’s energy and banking sectors are coming under strain at the same time, a dynamic causing concern to Russian finance officials. All this and much more in the full story here: https://t.co/0qbu8cCStl

— Alex Wickham (@alexwickham) October 22, 2026