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Here are CNN host Fareed Zakaria's takes from the month of September: starting with how Trump misunderstands Russian President Vladimir Putin, how recent AI news might be more disturbing than fiction, and how the US and China may need each other more than they think.
0:00 Trump dangerously misunderstands Putin (September 13)
5:55 AI is starting to look more disturbing than sci-fi (September 20)
11:40 Why Trump & Xi actually need each other (September 27)
Global bond yields are up sharply, and that can put major pressure on consumers. CNN’s Phil Mattingly talks with David Goldman and Allison Morrow about why.
Life is getting more expensive. What’s next? Stream CNN Breaks It Down for answers on the CNN app: https://cnn.it/4bZ6MRr#BondMarket#CNNBreaksItDown#News
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Global Bond Yields Rise, Waller Speaks Out | Real Yield 9/3/2026
"Bloomberg Real Yield" highlights the market-moving news you need to know. Today's guests: JPMorgan Asset Management Field Income Portfolio Manager Kelsey Berro, Federated Hermes Senior Portfolio Manager Deborah Cunningham, Invesco Head of North American Investment Grade Credit Matt Brill, and BNP Paribas Head of US Credit Strategy Meghan Robson.
Global bond yields hit major new highs as renewed fighting in the Middle East lifted oil prices and traders braced for interest rate hikes, putting pressure on stock markets around the world.#bonds#market#business#News#Reuters#Newsfeed
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates argued on Wednesday that artificial intelligence needs significant limits or else the harm to humans will outweigh any potential good.
“AI will either be the greatest equalizer ever invented, or the worst source of injustice,” he said in a 6,000-word essay, entitled “The turbulent AI era is here. The choices we make now are critical.”
0:00 Why Gates says AI could reduce inequality or make it worse
1:51 The three risks Bill Gates sees from AI
4:51 What AI could mean for human pride and relationships
As OpenAI CEO Sam Altman heads to Washington to discuss AI policy with government officials, a debate rages over how the US should regulate the technology and respond to Chinese competition. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg penned a Wall Street Journal op-ed saying the US government should not block Chinese AI. CNN's Clare Duffy reports on the regulatory landscape.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk told The Economist editor-in-chief that humans won't be in charge in ten years' time, ceding control to AI. Sebastian Mallaby of the Council on Foreign Relations speaks with CNN's Bianna Golodryga about the very different approaches from each CEO.
