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Speaker 1: Use when you want it with Bloomberg News. Now, I'm

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Speaker 1: Charlie Pellett. The Los Angeles Dodgers take Game three in

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Speaker 1: the World Series, beating the New York Yankees four to two.

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Speaker 1: Here's the call from Fox Sports. It is a fastball.

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Speaker 2: It's ripped down the line.

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Speaker 1: It is gone. A fifth consecutive World Series game with

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Speaker 1: a Freddie Freeman homer run. Game four Tuesday at Yankee

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Speaker 1: Stadium in the Bronx. Israel's Kanesset has passed a bill

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Speaker 1: to sharply restrict the main United Nations organization supporting Palestinians,

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Speaker 1: further threatening the already slow flow of humanitarian aid to

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Speaker 1: displace people in Gaza. North Korea sent its foreign minister

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Speaker 1: to Russia for her third trip in less than a year,

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Speaker 1: just as its troops arrived in Russia's Kursk region near

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Speaker 1: the border with Ukraine, a move that the NATO Secretary

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Speaker 1: General has described as a significant escalation in the two

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Speaker 1: and a half year old conflict. Today's US Economic Agenda

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Speaker 1: features reports on October consumer confidence and with a look ahead.

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Speaker 1: Here's Bloomberg's Vinidel judice.

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Speaker 3: The US election is an issue Bloomberg Economics as consumers

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Speaker 3: are generally down beat, though unemployment is running historically low.

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Speaker 3: Data also suggests many Americans are still willing to spend

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Speaker 3: money on travel and entertainment, another positive sign for the economy. Meantime,

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Speaker 3: a labor market report is expected to show a dip

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Speaker 3: in September job openings. Also today figures on US merchandise trade,

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Speaker 3: and home prices. Vinny Dald Judaice, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Wall Street veteran ed Yard Denny says the approaching US

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Speaker 1: election could augur the return of the market's bond vigilantes,

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Speaker 1: as the Treasury Department ready's new debt issuance plans.

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Speaker 4: If we get a sweep either the Democrats or the Republicans,

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Speaker 4: the bond market will conclude that nothing will stop either

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Speaker 4: party from spending a lot, may be cutting taxes, a

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Speaker 4: lot for some folks, not for others, and all in

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Speaker 4: all will continuing to widen the deficit and the debt. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 4: the interest payments continue to accumulate and will probably hit

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Speaker 4: a trillion dollars.

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Speaker 1: The founder of Your Denny Research famously coined the phrase

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Speaker 1: in the nineteen eighties to describe investors selling bonds to

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Speaker 1: set the US government back on a course of fiscal restraint.

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Speaker 1: Third quarter earnings later today from Google's parent company, Alphabet.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Tom Busby has more on what investors will be

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Speaker 1: looking for.

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Speaker 2: Alphabet expected to show strong revenue and profit growth thanks

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Speaker 2: to its cloud computing division and from ads on its

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Speaker 2: Google Internet search business. Investors will also be looking for

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Speaker 2: the latest monetization efforts for Gemini Alphabet's Generative AI program.

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg consensus calls for revenue of eighty six point four

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Speaker 2: to four billion, most of that from Google Search ads,

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Speaker 2: earnings per share a dollar eighty three, and shares of

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Speaker 2: Alphabet up nineteen percent so far this year. Tom Busby

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Speaker 2: Bloomberg Radio, and.

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Speaker 1: This is the busiest week for corporate earnings. Five of

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Speaker 1: the Magnificent seven companies are scheduled to report. Ford said

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Speaker 1: full year earnings would be at the low end of

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Speaker 1: its forecast as the carmaker struggles with warranty costs and

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Speaker 1: supply disruptions tied to recent hurricanes. David welch Is, the

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Speaker 1: Detroit bureau chief for Bloomberg.

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Speaker 5: News, said they're going to lose five billion on the

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Speaker 5: EV business this year. I think it lost one point

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Speaker 5: two billion in the quarter. And I think the problem

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Speaker 5: here is there's nothing really in this report that says

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Speaker 5: they're getting that under control.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Detroit Bureau chief David Welch. The tempered outlook from

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Speaker 1: Ford highlights the widening gap between the dearborn, Michigan based

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Speaker 1: carmaker and competitors, including crosstown rival General Motors. Investors yanked

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Speaker 1: money out of exchange traded funds that buy Chinese stocks

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Speaker 1: last week, halting a streak of inflows as the latest

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Speaker 1: stimulus measures failed to impress investors. And with more. Here's

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Erica Hurskowitz Charlie.

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Speaker 6: According to data compiled by Bloomberg, outflows from US listed

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Speaker 6: emerging market ETFs that invest across developing nations as well

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Speaker 6: as those that target specific countries, totaled five hundred ninety

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Speaker 6: four point one million dollars in the week ending October

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Speaker 6: twenty fifth, compared with gains of four hundred and sixty

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Speaker 6: five million dollars in the previous week. So far this year,

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Speaker 6: inflows have totaled nineteen point four billion dollars. China had

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Speaker 6: the biggest outflow of one hundred and sixty two point

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Speaker 6: two million dollars. Following withdraws from the two hundred eleven

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Speaker 6: shares China Large Cap its largest weekly withdrawals since May

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Speaker 6: twenty twenty. Chinese officials have announced their boldest economic stimulus

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Speaker 6: since the pandemic in recent weeks after a slew of

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Speaker 6: weak economic data.

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Speaker 1: Charlie Blumberg's Erica Hurskwitz again the Los Angeles Dodgers beat

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Speaker 1: the New York Yankees Game three of the World Series

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Speaker 1: four to two. Game four takes place Tuesday evening at

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Speaker 1: Yankee Stadium in the World Bronx, That's news when you

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Speaker 1: want it with Bloomberg News. Now, I'm Charlie Pellett and

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