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

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Speaker 1: Brian Curtis in Hong Kong, cheering as fireworks light the

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Speaker 1: night sky outside Bolivia's presidential palace. Bolivian rebel soldiers dispersed

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Speaker 1: a failed coup attempt against the nation's socialist government. President

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Speaker 1: Luis arse thanks supporters Wednesday night from the balcony of

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Speaker 1: the building. It's the same building where an army unit

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Speaker 1: drove a tank into the side of the building just

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Speaker 1: hours prior. Bloomberg's Creighton Harrison reports economic troubles have driven

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Speaker 1: unrest in the South American country.

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Speaker 2: Fuel prices are rising and there's been some lack of

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Speaker 2: access to fuel. So you've seen it, especially from the

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Speaker 2: trucking industry in Bolivia that there have been some protests

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Speaker 2: on the roads. But this is also affecting every day,

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Speaker 2: every day Bolivia's as well, and so there's been some

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Speaker 2: degree of unrest over this. I mean, this is a

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Speaker 2: country that's having a lot of issues right now. We

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Speaker 2: also know their gold reserves, which they depend on very much.

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Speaker 2: Have I've been to.

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Speaker 1: Doing Bloomberg's Creighton Harrison reporting from Mexico City. Bolivia is

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Speaker 1: among the world's most politically turbulent nations, having had nearly

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Speaker 1: two hundred coups and revolutions since it won independence from

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Speaker 1: Spain some two centuries ago. Now, former General one Jose

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Speaker 1: Zuniga was arrested following the coup attempt. President Biden may

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Speaker 1: have scored at least one debate win even before it starts.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Nathan Hager has more from Washington.

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Speaker 3: The President has been casting his rematch with former President

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Speaker 3: Trump as a two man race, and that's what tomorrow

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Speaker 3: night's debate will be. Robert F. Kennedy Junior and other

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Speaker 3: third party candidates missed the cut. According to CNN, some

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Speaker 3: polls show Biden faring better against Trump and a head

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Speaker 3: to head match up than with third parties factored in.

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Speaker 3: For his part, Kennedy says he met CNN's debate criteria.

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Speaker 3: He's calling it an American undemocratic and cowardly to leave

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Speaker 3: him out. Kennedy plans to answer the same questions in

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Speaker 3: a live stream tomorrow night alongside the main event in Washington.

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Speaker 3: I'm Nathan Hager, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: The return to the debate stage for President Joe Biden

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Speaker 1: and Donald Trump is marked by some new rules Bloomberg's

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Speaker 1: Ed Baxter has that part of the story.

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Speaker 4: The rules have been drafted by CNN and agreed to

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Speaker 4: by both campaigns. First, moderators Jake Tapper, Dana Bash and

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Speaker 4: their control room will have control of the mics, and

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Speaker 4: the mics will be muted unless it is the candidate's

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Speaker 4: turn to speak. Second, there will be no live studio

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Speaker 4: audience to react to what traditionally have been called moments

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Speaker 4: in the past debates. Biden won the coin flip, meaning

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Speaker 4: he will stand at the lectern to the speaker's right

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Speaker 4: and Trump will get the closing statement ninety minutes with

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Speaker 4: two commercial breaks. Ed Baxter, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: After the bell, Micron Technology gave a sales forecast that

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Speaker 1: was below the most optimistic expectations. The optimism was fueled

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Speaker 1: by artificial intelligence reaction. Here from Pierre Farugu, head of

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Speaker 1: Technology Structure a New Street Research.

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Speaker 5: In memory, you don't make money because you're selling more

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Speaker 5: memoroid chips. You make money only if you sell more

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Speaker 5: memoroid chips and you can manufacture. And so we are

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Speaker 5: just coming out of a very down cycle in memory,

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Speaker 5: and we have AI coming up, like driving dhavior raised

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Speaker 5: from growth in demand for HBM chips, and so this

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Speaker 5: demand from AI needs first to seck out the over

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Speaker 5: capacity of existing fabs, and it takes time.

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Speaker 1: Micron is getting a boost from AI computing, but demand

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Speaker 1: is still sluggish in traditional markets. America's thirty one largest

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Speaker 1: banks have passed the feds annual stress test. More from

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett.

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Speaker 6: It paves the way for higher shareholder payouts as the

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Speaker 6: industry awaits a water down version of a separate proposal

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Speaker 6: for stricter capital rules. The FED said each firm stayed

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Speaker 6: above its minimum capital requirements during a hypothetical recession. Altogether,

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Speaker 6: the group would take nearly six hundred and eighty five

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Speaker 6: billion dollars in losses, driving a lot larger drop in

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Speaker 6: capital than in last year's scenario, but quote within the

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Speaker 6: range of recent stress tests in New York, Charlie Pellett

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Speaker 6: Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: The Supreme Court has a handful of cases still undecided.

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Speaker 1: They include whether former President Donald Trump is immune from

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Speaker 1: criminal prosecution in the election interference case against him. We

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Speaker 1: get a preview from Bloomberg's Amy Morris.

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Speaker 7: We're waiting to hear from the High Court about some

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Speaker 7: major undecided cases. Donald Trump argues he has presidential immunity

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Speaker 7: from prosecution for acts taken in office. A former police

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Speaker 7: officer is challenging the obstruction charges brought against hundreds of

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Speaker 7: people who took part in the January sixth attack on

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Speaker 7: the Capitol, and the most significant Supreme Court case in

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Speaker 7: decades on homelessness centers on whether people can be banned

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Speaker 7: from sleeping outdoors when there's not enough shelter space. And

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Speaker 7: there are other cases pending, including on the opioid epidemic,

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Speaker 7: air pollution, and securities fraud. The Court releases its findings

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Speaker 7: at ten this morning. In Washington. Amy Morris Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: In Sporting News a closer look at the end draft.

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Speaker 1: The Atlanta Hawks selected Zachary Rischache with the first overall pick.

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Speaker 1: That's news when you want it with Bloomberg News Now.

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Speaker 1: I'm Brian Curtis. This is Bloomberg