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Watch comprehensive cross-platform coverage of the U.S. market close on Bloomberg Television, Bloomberg Radio, and YouTube with Romaine Bostick, Jess Menton, Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec.
The last stretch of a busy week for markets saw stocks churning as bond yields rose, with investors also facing the expiration of a pile of options that spurred a surge in trading volume.
Following a brief pause in the Treasury rout, 10-year yields hit 5% on bets that oil prices near $100 could fuel inflation, prompting Federal Reserve rate hikes. While most S&P 500 firms fell, the index edged up as chipmakers rallied. Bitcoin topped $80,000. The yen pared its drop on a news report the Bank of Japan conducted a rate check, a step often seen as a precursor to intervention
Get a jump start on the US trading day with David Gura on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Tech stocks pare morning gains as the sector’s recovery from a rocky week loses steam, while the S&P 500 turns lower and Brent crude extends its decline. Plus, China tariffs reportedly on hold ahead of the Trump-Xi summit, a changing of the guard at Berkshire, PwC CEO Paul Griggs on AI reshaping jobs, Mbappé’s stunning Nike exit, and new scrutiny of the Fed over SVB.Chapters:
00:00:00 - Open Interest
00:01:20 - AI Safety Debate, Palantir's Alex Karp & Why Software Stocks Are Rebounding
00:04:43 - Warren Buffett Steps Down as Chairman & Berkshire's Next Chapter
00:07:46 - Trump-Xi Summit, China Tariffs, Rare Earths & Middle East Diplomacy
00:13:20 - High Interest | Lagarde Succession, Saudi Oil Disruption
00:14:28 - Fed Speak Returns, BOJ Rate Hike & Treasury Market Risks
00:17:41 - John Stoltzfus Oppenheimer | AI Earnings Boom, Market Resilience & Why This Isn't a Bubble
00:31:58 - Top Calls | Netflix Downgrade, Etsy Upgrade & StubHub Upgrade
00:32:49 - AI Winners, Software Revival & Why Markets Are Giving AI Another Chance
00:38:30 - Active ETFs, Finding the Next Nvidia & Bitcoin ETF Flows
00:44:42 - Indrani De FTSE Russell | Rising Yields, AI Capex Boom, Credit Markets & Global Asset Allocation
00:52:31 - Trump-Xi Talks, AI Competition & U.S.-China Trade Strategy
00:57:51 - Silicon Valley Bank Review, Bank Oversight & Fed Regulation Changes
01:01:22 - Kylian Mbappé Leaves Nike, On Holding's Big Bet & Sportswear Competition
01:05:33 - Paul Griggs PwC | AI and the Workforce, Productivity Gains & Future Job Creation
01:17:58 - Midterm Elections, Trump Strategy, Tariffs & Executive Power
01:23:06 - Qatar Economic Forum, Geopolitics, Gulf Investment & Global Diplomacy
Los mercados de deuda están empezando a dar miedo a los inversores institucionales, y es que la inflación persistente y el precio de las materias primas está haciendo que muchos analistas piensen en un problema de crisis de deuda.
Vamos a ir de la mano de los especialistas de Estrategias de Inversión para conocer cuales son los problemas actuales y que alternativas de inversión tienen los inversores para hacer crecer sus inversiones en un mundo hiper endeudado y que está afectando a los dos lados del Atlántico.
Inicio 0:00
Petróleo y gas 0:32
Entrevista Carlos Arenas 3:16
Fondos Renta Variable Global 5:44
Entrevista Diego Fernández Elices 12:57
Cotización petróleo y gas 14:38
Final 15:00
