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Speaker 1: Good morning. It's Thursday, the twenty fourth of August in London.

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Speaker 1: This is the Bloomberg Daybreak Euroate podcast. I'm Stephen Carroll

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Speaker 1: coming up today. Russia says the Wagner Mercenary chief you

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Speaker 1: of Genny Progosian has died in a plane crash. Nvidia's

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Speaker 1: stock soars as insatiable AI demand fuels a blowout forecast,

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Speaker 1: and Nigel Farage fumes as nat West debates clawing back

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Speaker 1: Alison Rose's two point four million pound notice period pay.

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Speaker 1: Let's start with a und up of our top stories,

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Speaker 1: our top stories. You've Guenny Progosian, the man who led

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Speaker 1: a mutiny against Putin's regime just two months ago, is

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Speaker 1: now presumed dead. Russia's aviation authorities say he was on

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Speaker 1: board a plane which crashed on a journey from Moscow

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Speaker 1: to Saint Petersburg, killing all passengers. Former US Ambassador to Poland,

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Speaker 1: Daniel Freed says no one would be shocked if Putin

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Speaker 1: had a hand in this.

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Speaker 2: Putin has a habit of killing his opponent, and many

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Speaker 2: of us who watched the mutiny were surprised that progosion

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Speaker 2: Is left let off so easily or appeared to be,

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Speaker 2: but it seems that Putin wanted to take stock of

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Speaker 2: Progosions network find out where Progotions links were and as

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Speaker 2: the old mafia saying goes, revenge is a disc best

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Speaker 2: eaten cold.

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Speaker 1: Freed wasn't the only one to say that. President Joe

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Speaker 1: Biden telling reporters he wasn't surprised by the reports. The

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Speaker 1: Kremlin has repeatedly been accused of targeting its opponents and

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Speaker 1: allegation officials there deny shares and the chip maker and

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Speaker 1: Vidia have soared after the firm announced yet another blowout

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Speaker 1: quarterly revenue forecast. The current darling of the tech industry

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Speaker 1: projects that sales will hit sixteen billion dollars in the

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Speaker 1: next quarter. The massive beat on analyst expectations is being

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Speaker 1: driven by surging global demand for the text giants' AI processors.

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Speaker 1: Boomberg Technologies. Ed Ludlow breaks down the outlook.

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Speaker 3: The way that executives on the call described it is

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Speaker 3: they have visibility on AI demand going into the next

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Speaker 3: fiscal year. CFO collect Cress called it quote tremendous and

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Speaker 3: broad based AI demand in the supply side of the

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Speaker 3: equation in video, does expect supply to increase in each

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Speaker 3: quarter for the next year, and they said that suppliers,

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Speaker 3: namely TSMC contract manufacturers, have really stepped up to meet

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Speaker 3: the demand in videos.

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Speaker 1: Postmarked US gain adds to a more than threefold increase

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Speaker 1: for the stock this year. Private US funds have been

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Speaker 1: hit with a raft of new rules from the Securities

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Speaker 1: and Exchange Commission. The SEC says private equity firms and

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Speaker 1: hedge funds must now detail quarterly fees and expenses to investors.

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Speaker 1: Firms are also being prohibited from allowing some favored clients

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Speaker 1: to cash out more easily than others. It's the latest

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Speaker 1: move by the US regulator to tighten oversight of the

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Speaker 1: fast growing, multi trillion dollar industry. UBS is poised to

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Speaker 1: keep Credit Sweez's domestic bank while dropping the brand name

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Speaker 1: the Trouble Swiss Lenders. The Trouble Lenders Swiss operation has

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Speaker 1: long been its best performing unit. The two banks combined

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Speaker 1: will make up over a third of deposits and a

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Speaker 1: quarter of mortgage lending in the country. The plan will

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Speaker 1: likely result in thousands of job cuts for credit suite

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Speaker 1: staff in Switzerland. NatWest says it hasn't decided whether or

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Speaker 1: not to clawback compensation totaling two point four million pounds

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Speaker 1: from Alison Rose as she works a twelve month notice period.

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Speaker 1: The former CEO was forced to step down last month

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Speaker 1: after giving inaccurate details to journalists about the closure of

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Speaker 1: Nigel Farage's bank accounts. Responding to news of Roses pay

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Speaker 1: for as described it as a quote sick joke.

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Speaker 4: This is the corrupt British establishment looking out for its own.

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Speaker 4: It's the corrupt British establishment at its very very worst.

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Speaker 4: Any employee of NatWest that had done what she'd done

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Speaker 4: would have been out the door and would not have

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Speaker 1: Matt West says Alison Rose will continue to be compensated

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Speaker 1: as their investigation into the Nigel Farage dbanking case continues.

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Speaker 1: Donald Trump skipped to the Republican debate stages of the

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Speaker 1: other presidential candidates, vowed to reverse Joe Biden's economic plan. Instead,

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Speaker 1: he used a pre recorded interview with former Fox News

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Speaker 1: host Tucker Carlson to attack his opponents.

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Speaker 2: I have never seen spirit like it is right now,

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Speaker 2: and the reason is because Crooked Joe Biden is so bad.

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Speaker 2: He's the worst president in the history of our country.

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Speaker 1: Trump added in the interview that he sees Fox News

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Speaker 1: as unfriendly to him. The front runner is hoping a

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Speaker 1: lead in the polls will allow him to avoid confrontations

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Speaker 1: with contenders like former Vice President Mike Pence and Florida's

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Speaker 1: Governor Randa Santis. And India has become the first country

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Speaker 1: to land a spacecraft near the Moon's south pole. A

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Speaker 1: rover will now analyze the chemical makeup of the Moon's

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Speaker 1: surface and search for water over the course of one

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Speaker 1: lunar day, which short, but it's actually the equivalent of

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Speaker 1: to fourteen days on Earth. Here's the reaction in the

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Speaker 5: Geeha half of please.

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Speaker 6: Green predicted the head gehabout langdon margin.

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Speaker 1: The success comes just days after Russia's attempt at a

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Speaker 1: lunar touchdown in the same area ended in failure. Those

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Speaker 1: are your top stories on the markets. The MSCIS specific

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Speaker 1: index is trading one point two percent higher now, Your

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Speaker 1: stocks fifty futures are eight tenths of one percent higher,

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Speaker 1: and the tenure treasury yield is one and a half

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Speaker 1: basis points higher at four point two one percent. Another

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Speaker 1: story that comer this morning is are from our opinion

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Speaker 1: columnist to Marcus Ashworth writing about rents in London a

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Speaker 1: subject of much debate as we see the pressure on

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Speaker 1: the mortgage market feeding through into the rental market here

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Speaker 1: in London. Marcus looking at some of the particular pressures

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Speaker 1: being faced in London as the chronic lack of properties

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Speaker 1: is driving rents up even higher. About twenty seven percent

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Speaker 1: of properties in London are rented, so much higher than

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Speaker 1: the national proportion. Here the Royal Institute charges of ayr's

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Speaker 1: latest report showing that agents expectations for future rent increases

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Speaker 1: at its highest reading ever, forty three percent of renters

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Speaker 1: surveyed by the ons saying they're having difficulties affording higher payments.

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Speaker 1: This is further pressure being driven up on the market here,

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Speaker 1: and Marcus points to the lack of supply being the

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Speaker 1: crucial issue, quoting figures from the Center for Cities think

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Speaker 1: tank about an undersupply of some four million dwellings in

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Speaker 1: the UK that it would take fourteen years of construction

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Speaker 1: according to Capital Economics to remedy the shortage of housing. Here,

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Speaker 1: Marcus saying that of course this is an issue that

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Speaker 1: could be of major debate in the next election, as

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Speaker 1: those people who are struggling to pay their rent may

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Speaker 1: let the policies outlined by the parties determine their vote.

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Speaker 1: So a great read if you're looking to understand they

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Speaker 1: pressure on the rental markets in London. From Bloomberg Opinions

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Speaker 1: Marcus Ashworth this morning, that's starting to get more. Now

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Speaker 1: on the results in the chip maker in video, the

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Speaker 1: company reporting a third straight sales forecast that's a past

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Speaker 1: Wall Street estimates, fueled by surging demand for its AI processors.

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Speaker 1: Boomberg Anco Tomackenzie joins us now for more on this.

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Speaker 1: Great to have you with us, Tom. Another impressive beat

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Speaker 1: for the last quarter and in the forecast. Any signs

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Speaker 1: in these results of the AI boom peaking.

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Speaker 6: It is remarkable in just the context in terms of

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Speaker 6: how the markets have been looking at this. I mean

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Speaker 6: literally there has been a debate this week as to

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Speaker 6: what's more important the speech by the Fed chair Jpowel

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Speaker 6: on Friday in Jackson holl All the results from in video.

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Speaker 6: We do have those results, as you say, a massive

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Speaker 6: beat and the answer to your question is no, it

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Speaker 6: doesn't look like the demand for these AI chips is

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Speaker 6: slowing anytime soon. This is the third straight sales forecast

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Speaker 6: that beat estimates. They're looking now in Video at sales

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Speaker 6: of about sixteen billion US dollars in the three months

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Speaker 6: for the context to Care, that target is nearly as

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Speaker 6: high as the company's total annual sales in twenty twenty one.

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Speaker 6: Where is this demand coming from is coming from businesses

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Speaker 6: that are starting to incorporate those chat GPT style services

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Speaker 6: and platforms and abilities into their businesses. That's putting huge

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Speaker 6: demand on data centers, and those data centers need those

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Speaker 6: very powerful GPU chips that in Video specializes in to

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Speaker 6: power that and to allow those models, those large language

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Speaker 6: models to be laired on top of those data centers.

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Speaker 6: And that's where the demand comings from. And in Vidia

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Speaker 6: ces no letterup.

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Speaker 1: There had been concerns about supply constraints in this area

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Speaker 1: as well. Any signs of that arecpearing in these results.

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Speaker 6: You're absolutely right. This is one of the key areas

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Speaker 6: that ANAS has been looking for in terms of potential weakness.

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Speaker 6: The expectation was, yes, there was going to be very

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Speaker 6: strong demand, but would they be able in video to

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Speaker 6: manufacture their own chips. They rely on Samsung TSMC over

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Speaker 6: the chips for them. But the CFO on the call said, no,

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Speaker 6: they're not seeing any signs of constraints in terms of supply.

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Speaker 6: They supply chips to the auto's industry, to gaming. That

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Speaker 6: the biggest revenue stream. And another headline that came out

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Speaker 6: of these earnings is this twenty five billion dollar buy back.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, and this is a fascinating element of the story

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Speaker 1: as well. It's nice typically a time you'd see companies

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Speaker 1: buying back shares given that their share price is so high.

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Speaker 6: Yes, and if there is a potential weakness, then maybe

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Speaker 6: it's the buy back, because what does it flag. According

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Speaker 6: this point, maybe it suggests that there's not that much

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Speaker 6: as well. In Vidia isn't able to sell the full

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Speaker 6: want to sell into that economy. So just think about that,

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Speaker 6: this incredible demand. Maybe the buyback signals that the market

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Speaker 6: potential fly in the ointment, but top line, this is

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Speaker 6: a very very solid outlook from this company.

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Speaker 1: Tamaccanzie Blue Riganko, thanks so much for joining us with

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Speaker 1: the details of a up next MP freebies and India's

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Speaker 1: moon landing.

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Speaker 3: Now the paper review on blue Bird day Break Europe.

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Speaker 6: The news you need to know from today's papers.

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Speaker 1: Ale Ane gerins is with us with the details of

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Speaker 1: those stories as well. Morning to you Leanne. Let's start

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Speaker 1: with a story in the Financial Times Cammy Badenox seeks

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Speaker 1: cash for a UK advanced manufacturing plan.

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Speaker 5: Yes, indeed, Stephen, good morning to you too, and the

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Speaker 5: Financial Times has his story on the Business Secretary urging

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Speaker 5: the Treasury to provide financial firepower for a new advanced

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Speaker 5: manufacturing plan. Now, this will set out how Britain intends

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Speaker 5: to compete in the cut throat global fight that we

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Speaker 5: are seeing over investment in green technology. Now, government insiders

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Speaker 5: say Kemy Beijannock and the Treasury are working on a

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Speaker 5: plan ahead of the Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's autumn statement. This

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Speaker 5: is according to the ft The advanced Manufacturing Plan is

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Speaker 5: focused on car and aerospace industries and it's also a

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Speaker 5: response to that huge billion dollar pack of clean energy

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Speaker 5: subsidies offered by Joe Biden's Inflation Reduction Act, which we've

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Speaker 5: been speaking a lot about Richie Soon Act. Stephen was

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Speaker 5: actually the Chancellor back in twenty twenty one when the

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Speaker 5: Yes, indeed, some of them had a great time. They

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Speaker 5: break it down. More than one hundred MPs have enjoyed

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