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Speaker 3: We begin with the latest on trade, because there is
Speaker 3: new uncertainty on that front as traders prepared to return
Speaker 3: from the holiday shortened trading week. A federal appeals court
Speaker 3: ruled on Friday that President Trump exceeded his authority by
Speaker 3: imposing global tariffs through an emergency law, but the court
Speaker 3: is allowing those levies to stay in place while the
Speaker 3: case proceeds. It says the statute President Trump used does
Speaker 3: not explicitly include the power to impose tariffs, duties, or taxes,
Speaker 3: and that Congress did not delegate tariff power to the president.
Speaker 3: Bloomberg News contributor Rick Davis says the decision extends the
Speaker 3: suspense over whether the tariffs will ultimately stand.
Speaker 4: He likes to show force, right, and the emergency powers
Speaker 4: gave him that, but he does have other mechanisms. Tom
Speaker 4: meant some portion of those tariffs. He might not be
Speaker 4: able to do all of them with every country that
Speaker 4: he had had under a tarf regime. Yes, but programs
Speaker 4: like you know Section three oh one and others give
Speaker 4: him the ability alone. You know the power of the
Speaker 4: executive branch to implement some of those tariffs.
Speaker 3: Bloomberg News contributor Rick Davis tells Bloomberg's Joe Matthew that
Speaker 3: the Trump administration could potentially turn to the Supreme Court
Speaker 3: for a final ruling, or could let the Court of
Speaker 3: International Trade revisit the matter.
Speaker 2: Even after this ruling, Nathan, President Trump says India has
Speaker 2: offered to eliminate all its tariffs in response to new
Speaker 2: US trade penalties. Neither the White House nor Indian officials
Speaker 2: have confirmed any new trade discussions, but this comes days
Speaker 2: after the White House imposed fifty percent levies on Indian
Speaker 2: goods as punishment for its purchases of Russian oil. President
Speaker 2: Trump's trade advisor Peter Navarro is once again attacking Indian
Speaker 2: Prime Minister in Arrender Remodi.
Speaker 5: It was a shame to see.
Speaker 2: Mody getting in bed as the leader of the biggest
Speaker 2: democracy in the world with the two biggest authoritarian.
Speaker 6: Dictators in the world.
Speaker 7: In Putin Assi in pick that doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2: Minos Trade advisor Peter Navarro spoke as Mody declared that
Speaker 2: India and Russia have a special relationship at the start
Speaker 2: of a bilateral meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in China.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, Karen Bloomberg News has learned that Brazil's President Luis
Speaker 3: and Osio Lula de Silvas convening a virtual meeting of
Speaker 3: bricks leaders next week to discuss President Trump's trade policies.
Speaker 3: Sources tell us Lula's aiming to rally support for multilateralism
Speaker 3: among fellow emerging market nations. The US has imposed varying
Speaker 3: tariff rates across the bricks, and Lula reportedly does not
Speaker 3: want the meeting to turn into an anti US summit.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, back in Washington, Nathan Congress is coming back from
Speaker 2: its summer recess, and the Senate is likely to meet
Speaker 2: its target to fast track Stephen Myron's confirmation to the
Speaker 2: Federal Reserve before its next rate setting meeting in just
Speaker 2: over two weeks. Bloomber's Amy Morris has more from Washington.
Speaker 5: President Trump appointed Myron too to fill the last few
Speaker 5: months of a term that was unexpectedly vacated by Fed
Speaker 5: Governor Adriana Kugler. Myron can expect a grilling over Trump's
Speaker 5: economic policies and efforts to influence the FED, and could
Speaker 5: face questions from both Democrats and Republicans. The Democrats privately
Speaker 5: acknowledge they can't block Myron's confirmation on their own, and
Speaker 5: under the rules they can only hold it up briefly
Speaker 5: in the committee, maybe for a few days on the
Speaker 5: Senate floor. Myron's confirmation hearing is set for Thursday in Washington.
Speaker 5: Amy Morris Bloomberg Radio, All.
Speaker 3: Right, Amy, thanks, Before that hearing, Current FED Governor Lisa
Speaker 3: Cook is still fighting President Trump's bid to oust her.
Speaker 3: A federal judge spent about two hours on Friday questioning
Speaker 3: lawyers for Cook and the Trump administration on whether the
Speaker 3: President has caused to fire her over allegations of fraud
Speaker 3: on her mortgages. The judge ended the hearing without a ruling.
Speaker 3: Cook's attorneys are expected to file another legal brief today
Speaker 3: addressing the judges questions and the administration's arguments.
Speaker 2: Nathan, Let's turn to the markets.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: In gold trading at a record driven by expectations for
Speaker 2: a FED rate cuts and concerns of our central bank independence.
Speaker 2: The price top three five hundred dollars an ounce as
Speaker 2: investors loaded up on the safe haven asset, and the
Speaker 2: latest run comes after fedhaer Jerome Powell cautiously open the
Speaker 2: door to a reduction and as Jackson Hole comments, due
Speaker 2: to a weakening jobs market.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, Karen futures are trading lower, with the record breaking
Speaker 3: stock rally facing its next test later this week. In
Speaker 3: the August jobs report, former Kansas City Fed President Esther
Speaker 3: George says a week number does raise the chances for
Speaker 3: a kut.
Speaker 6: The economy looks to be performing pretty good. The decision
Speaker 6: is do they see something ahead that suggests the economy
Speaker 6: will slow and away the job market will be damaged
Speaker 6: in a way that requires them to ease policy at
Speaker 6: a time when inflation is holding in there pretty strong.
Speaker 3: Former Kansas City Fed chief Ester George appeared on Bloomberg
Speaker 3: Television ahead of this Friday's jobs.
Speaker 2: Report, Nathan and Geopolitics. Russia's gas from has signed a
Speaker 2: legally binding agreement to build the Power of Siberia two
Speaker 2: gas pipeline at China, and what's being seen as a
Speaker 2: major political win for the Kremlin. Discussions around the mega
Speaker 2: project have been installed for years, but Russia has been
Speaker 2: eager to advance the deal to compensate for lower European
Speaker 2: deliveries following its invasion of Ukraine. The news comes amid
Speaker 2: days of meetings at the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit.
Speaker 3: Also in Asia, Karen, Japanese Prime Minister Shigiru Issheba's key ally,
Speaker 3: Secretary General Hiroshi Morriyama, intends to resign to take responsibility
Speaker 3: for an election Setbackshiba's repeated his intention to stay on
Speaker 3: despite calls within his party to see him go, and
Speaker 3: he has apologized for the many seats that his ruling
Speaker 3: Liberal Democratic Party lost in July.
Speaker 2: And just this morning, Nathan and North Korean leader Kim
Speaker 2: Jong un arrived in China to attend a military parade
Speaker 2: in Beijing. It's a rare overseas visit that underscores Kim's
Speaker 2: ties with President Shijin Ping and Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 2: Marks Kim's first trip abroad since he traveled to Russia
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty three. In his first trip to China
Speaker 2: since January twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: And a plane carrying European Commission President Ursula Vonderline was
Speaker 3: disrupted over the weekend. Karen authorities think it was Russia
Speaker 3: interfering in Bulgaria. We get more from Bloomberg Suzanne Lynch
Speaker 3: in Brussels.
Speaker 9: The plane carrying Vanderlon, which was landing in Bulgarian on
Speaker 9: Sunday as part of this four day tour, did land safely,
Speaker 9: but it was the subject of GPS jamming. Now Bulgarian
Speaker 9: authorities have said that this is the fault of Russia,
Speaker 9: and in fact a lot of the ball of countries
Speaker 9: have reported an increase in this kind of activity.
Speaker 3: Bloomberg Suzanne Lynch says Vonderlin was touring the EU's eastern
Speaker 3: most states on a campaign to build up military infrastructure.
Speaker 2: There's a major corporate news in Europe. Nathan Nestley has
Speaker 2: dismissed its CEO, Lorent Fres after only a year, due
Speaker 2: to an undisclosed workplace affair with a direct subordinate. We
Speaker 2: get more with the Bloomberg's Jennifer Creary.
Speaker 8: So we know that there was an internal investigation from
Speaker 8: the company and this was after the matthe was breeze
Speaker 8: to the company via an internal platform called speak Up.
Speaker 8: The company couldn't substantiate the allegations after that, and so
Speaker 8: they brought in an external council to conduct another investigation
Speaker 8: and that is the result that we see.
Speaker 2: Today Bloomberg Jennifer Creary says Nesley has named Philip Navratill
Speaker 2: as Frex's replacement. He currently runs in Nesley's, an espresso
Speaker 2: coffee brand, and checking shares of Neslei this morning, they're
Speaker 2: down more than one percent.
Speaker 3: And In more coffee news, Karen Starbucks says its fall
Speaker 3: product launch drove a record week of sales and that
Speaker 3: of course, included the return of the pumpkin spiced latte.
Speaker 3: Starbucks CEO Brian Nichol is leading a turnaround at the
Speaker 3: US coffee giant that's focused on improving customer service, revamping
Speaker 3: the menu, and making the stores more welcoming.
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Speaker 7: a collective op ed. The former CDC directors who served
Speaker 7: Republican and Democratic administrations from Carter to Trump. Writing in
Speaker 7: a New York Times op ed that Kennedy has quote
Speaker 7: severely weakened programs designed to protect Americans from cancer, heart attacks, strokes,
Speaker 7: and more. They argue Kennedy, a long time vaccine skeptic,
Speaker 7: has focused on unproven treatments while downplaying vaccines amid the
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Speaker 3: Wall Street is heading back to a holiday shortened trading
Speaker 3: week in a traditionally difficult month for stocks. Already, investors
Speaker 3: are facing new uncertainty when it comes to President Trump's
Speaker 3: trade policies. Country by country tariffs have been declared illegal
Speaker 3: in court, though a judge is keeping them in place
Speaker 3: for now. For more, We're joined by Bloomberg's Valerie Titel,
Speaker 3: and here we are Valerie. Futures pointed lower this morning.
Speaker 3: Are we already starting to see a market reaction to
Speaker 3: this new trade uncertainty?
Speaker 5: Good morning, Good morning, Nathan.
Speaker 11: Well, there is some nuance to this story here, one
Speaker 11: of which being we're looking at the timeline of when
Speaker 11: this case will now be presented and decided upon by
Speaker 11: the Supreme Court. If the Supreme Court does decide to
Speaker 11: prioritize this, they could have the case ruling at some
Speaker 11: time beginning of next year. But if they don't, we
Speaker 11: could be waiting almost a year for our final decision
Speaker 11: on the Supreme Court. So that maybe has given some
Speaker 11: relief to market participants. And also, if we look at
Speaker 11: the vote that was in this appeals court, it was
Speaker 11: seven to four, which is better than the original case
Speaker 11: when that was made earlier. When terms of the vote splits,
Speaker 11: the vote split does appear more balanced. So net net,
Speaker 11: if you look through the details, there is I guess
Speaker 11: a bit more solace for markets that this Supreme Court
Speaker 11: case might not be the final decision. We might not
Speaker 11: see that final decision for a few months to come.
Speaker 3: Although it's interesting, even after this court ruling, we saw
Speaker 3: this post on social media from President Trump saying that
Speaker 3: India's offered to cut its tariffs on US goods to
Speaker 3: zero after the President posted fifty percent tariffs on India
Speaker 3: over its purchases of Russian oil. We've got a lot
Speaker 3: going on in China meetings between India and Russia. There
Speaker 3: is that part of what's going on.
Speaker 11: Well, it wasn't clear when exactly this offer from India
Speaker 11: was made and whether the White House even plans to
Speaker 11: reopen trade talks with India. But this was Trump posting
Speaker 11: on social media. Maybe perhaps in response to India's Modi meeting,
Speaker 11: China's Shijing Ping and President Vladimir Putin. There were some
Speaker 11: images yesterday of all of them holding hands, So perhaps
Speaker 11: he wanted to make sure that he had his final
Speaker 11: say when it came to these India tariffs. And they
Speaker 11: have slapped on fifty five percent charge on Indian exports
Speaker 11: to the US, and that has been on the back
Speaker 11: of maybe seen as punishment for its purchases of Russian oil.
Speaker 11: So maybe perhaps this is a way of Trump trying
Speaker 11: to meangle that three party handshake that he saw yesterday
Speaker 11: on social media.
Speaker 3: And is if trade uncertainty weren't enough in our last minute,
Speaker 3: We've got another major catalyst coming up from markets at
Speaker 3: the end of the week in the August jobs report.
Speaker 3: How much is this going to seal in expectations for
Speaker 3: rate cut.
Speaker 11: It's a big one, especially after Jerome Powell re emphasize
Speaker 11: how important the labor market data is. This Friday, we
Speaker 11: have non farm payrolls consensus is for seventy five K
Speaker 11: print and for the unemployment rate to tick higher to
Speaker 11: four point three percent, And with the market already pricing
Speaker 11: in a ninety percent chance of that September rate cut,
Speaker 11: a week print could perhaps have the market pricing in further.
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