#stockmarkets #jobs #diesel - Stocks Rise, Job Growth Cools, Trump Says No Diesel Export Ban | Bloomberg This Weekend

3 October 2026

The news doesn’t stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend’s biggest headlines, LIVE from New York. Joined by The Atlantic Staff Writer Vivian Salama,

“The Profiler” Online Job Scam Hunter Jay Jones, UMich Professor of Public Policy and Economics Justin Wolfers and Fmr. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for the Middle East and The Washington Institute Research Director for Near East Policy Dana Stroul. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Bloomberg This Weekend Begins 00:02:12 - News Now with Lisa Mateo 00:04:48 - US Sep. Nonfarm Payrolls Rise 29,000 M/M; Est. +90K 00:07:37 - Black Unemployment Rose Sharply in September 00:12:45 - US Stocks Advance After Lower Sept. Jobs Report 00:17:59 - Lisa Mateo with News Now 00:19:58 - Trump Campaigns Through Alabama, Texas, Oklahoma 00:24:09 - Dennis Rodman Joins Trump at Texas Rally 00:25:37 - Alberta Separatists Show Trump’s Limits in Canada 00:30:48 - O Clamato: “The Caesar,” Alberta’s Native Cocktail 00:31:29 - News Now with Lisa Mateo 00:33:08 - South Africa Steps Up GBV Fight After 11th Woman Found Dead 00:37:53 - Can Burnham Dismantle Thatcher’s Revolution? 00:41:29 - BTW with Lisa Mateo 00:48:29 - Top of the Hour with Bloomberg This Weekend 00:50:15 - Headlines with Lisa Mateo 00:53:07 - Trump Rules Out Diesel Export Ban After G7 Decision 01:00:49 - Bessent: Iran to Have No Oil on the Water This Week 01:02:36 - Senate Battleground Widens Ahead of November 01:04:01 - Blanche: DOJ Not Reopening Criminal Probe Into Powell 01:06:29 - News Now with Lisa Mateo 01:08:06 - Nearly 3 Years Since October 7 Attack on Israel 01:19:59 - “The Profiler” Takes on Fake Job Listings & AI Fraud 01:29:59 - Travelers Finding Luxury Hotels in Small Spaces 01:36:59 - Top of the Hour with Bloomberg This Weekend 01:37:34 - Headlines with Lisa Mateo 01:40:43 - Bessent: “I Feel Like An Emergency Room Doctor…The American People Were Backed Over By the Inflation Mack Truck” 01:43:23 - Wolfers on US Sep. Nonfarm Payrolls Rise 29,000 M/M; Est. +90K 01:46:20 - US Sep. Two-Month Payroll Net Revision -60K 01:51:01 - Next Fed Rate Decision Coming October 28 01:54:59 - Lisa Mateo with News Now 01:56:33 - Pressure Builds On Iran as Trump Expands US Military Experience 02:04:22 - Bessent: Iran to Have No Oil on the Water This Week 02:08:30 - News Now with Lisa Mateo 02:10:18 - Brazil Election to See Lula, Bolsonaro in Tight Race 02:18:30 - Pointed: The News Quiz for Risk Takers

#finance #ai #datacenters - Cathie Wood’s Growth Forecast Sounds Extreme. Here’s Her Case | In The Know: ARK Invest

3 October 2026

"All hell broke loose from a monetary point of view." Cathie Wood takes the interest rate picture back to 1790 and makes the case that today's 10-year Treasury yield sits close to the midpoint of American history. In our opinion, the real anomaly was not 2026 but the 1970s, 80s, and 90s.     In this month's "In The Know," ARK Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief Investment Officer (CIO) Cathie Wood responds to a Bill Ackman tweet on interest costs and inflation, then walks through the charts behind her recent letter.   Most people think they know what is pushing rates higher. Her read is different, and the chart she uses to make the case goes back to 1790. She also covers a 99.99% annual decline in artificial intelligence (AI) inference costs and what that does to prices across the economy, gold peaking right as President Trump named Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman, and a money growth rate near 5.7% that still is not showing up in inflation.  Plus 90% of the world's data center financing landing in the United States, and what the credit default swap chart she saved for last says about hyperscalers.      Key Points:  00:00:00 Answering Bill Ackman On Interest Costs  00:03:29 Rates Since 1790: The Anomaly Isn't Today  00:09:27 90% Of The World's Data Center Financing  00:13:41 The Dollar Chart Almost Nobody Looks At  00:16:05 Gold Peaked The Day Warsh Was Named  00:16:50 Oil At $30, Without A Crisis  00:20:36 OpenAI: $20 Billion To $70 Billion In A Year  00:23:03 7% Global Growth? Most People Think That's Crazy  00:27:27 Before The Fed, Inversion Was Normal  00:32:15 $40 Trillion In Debt, Measured The Wrong Way  00:41:52 Employment Friday: Something For Everyone  00:48:55 Bitcoin Is Finally Beating Gold  00:51:13 What Credit Markets Think About AI

#wallstreet #investment #markets - Stocks Rise As Jobs Report Eases Fed-Hike Worries: Bloomberg Television

3 October 2026

Bloomberg Television brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are ......... Chapters: 00:00:00 - The Close Begins 00:02:06 - Chris Phelan CEA Chairman: Inflation coming down sufficiently fast 00:08:10 - Robert Reich, Former Labor Secretary Rob Reich on Sept. Jobs Report 00:18:43 - Alex Straton Morgan Stanley's Nike Analyst on quarterly earnings 00:25:27 - Gary Marcus NYU's Gary Marcus on AI development concerns 00:39:23 - Veronica Willis is an Investment Strategy Analyst 00:46:15 - The Closing Bell 01:00:09 - Cecilia Rouse Former CEA Chair on Jobs Report, GDP Growth 01:11:48 - Atsi Sheth, Moody’s Chief Credit Officer 01:23:04 - Brendan McKenna, Societe Generale Emerging Markets Strategist 01:31:47 - What to Watch

Washington Week with The Atlantic full episode, Oct. 2, 2026: Washington Week PBS

#AI #RareEarth #education - Wall Street Week | Your Brain on AI, Rare Earth Race, College Enrollment Cliff: Bloomberg Television

3 October 2026

This week, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett says AI’s productivity boost may be much larger than official economic data currently indicate.

And, AI companies are largely in agreement that the technology needs guardrails, but the ethical implications of AI could also create new opportunities for liberal arts education.

Plus, America is rebuilding a critical minerals supply chain after decades of Chinese dominance. Later, America’s shrinking college-age population is forcing universities to compete for fewer students. Chapters: 00:00:58 - Productivity vs. Deficits 00:11:22 - Thinking With AI 00:23:44 - Rare Earths Race 00:35:39 - College Enrollment Cliff 00:47:20 - How AI Reshapes Work