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Speaker 1: Daybreak for Monday, September twelve two. Coming up this hour,
Speaker 1: promising signs for Ukraine as military forces retake Keith Territory
Speaker 1: from Russia. The UK enters a week of mourning as
Speaker 1: the public prepares to pay respect to Queen Elizabeth. And
Speaker 1: on Wall Street, It's all about inflation? Is traders await
Speaker 1: the next greeting on consumer prices? The New York police
Speaker 1: officer was killed while heading to nine eleven ceremonies, Plus
Speaker 1: the sentencing phase continues for the Parkland High School shooter.
Speaker 1: I'm Michael Barr. More ahead, I'm John stash Own Sports
Speaker 1: A thrilling season open and went for the Giants. The
Speaker 1: Jets lost the Mets and Yankees one on Carlos Alcarez
Speaker 1: one of the US Open. That's all train ahead on
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Speaker 1: The Bloomberg Business. Good morning, I'm Nathan Hagar and I'm Karen.
Speaker 1: Moscow US dock index futures on the rise this morning.
Speaker 1: We are coming up to six o one on Wall Street,
Speaker 1: and we checked the markets every fifteen minutes throughout the
Speaker 1: trading day. On Bloomberg SMP futures up twenty points down
Speaker 1: futures of a hundred sixteen and NASDAG futures up sixty nine.
Speaker 1: The docks in Germany's up one and a half percent.
Speaker 1: Ten your treasury of three thirty seconds, you have three
Speaker 1: point to nine percent, and they yield on the two
Speaker 1: year three point five three percent and nine Next. Scrude
Speaker 1: oil is at eighty seven dollars fifty two cents of barrel,
Speaker 1: up eight tenths of upper cent. Nathan, Karen, we begin
Speaker 1: today in Ukraine. It's been more than two hundred days
Speaker 1: since Russia invaded the country, and now we're seeing promising
Speaker 1: signs for Ukraine as the country's military advances in the
Speaker 1: east and retakes some key territories. Bloomberg's Amy Morris has
Speaker 1: the latest from our ninety one newsroom in Washington. Nathan,
Speaker 1: unconfirmed reports overnight suggests the Ukrainian troops have retaken towns
Speaker 1: in and around the Kharkiv region, not far from the
Speaker 1: Russia Ukraine border. Ukraine's top commander says they've returned about
Speaker 1: three thousand square kilometers of lost territory back to Ukrainian control.
Speaker 1: Russia's Defense ministry published a map showing that much of
Speaker 1: the country's forces are out of the Kharkiv region now,
Speaker 1: but they didn't comment further. Military experts tell Bloomberg News
Speaker 1: Ukraine should watch for an unexpected reaction from Vladimir Putin
Speaker 1: in Washington. I'm anymore as Bloomberg daybreak. All right, Amy,
Speaker 1: thank you. Returned to the UK now, where the nation
Speaker 1: continues its period of mourning and the wake of Queen
Speaker 1: Elizabeth's death. King Charles has just wrapped up remarks in Westminster,
Speaker 1: where political leaders are gathered to offer condolences. Now the
Speaker 1: Queen lies in state for twenty four hours in Edinburgh, Scotland,
Speaker 1: where the public will pay their respects before she's moved
Speaker 1: to London. Bloomberg S Lizzie Burden has more details from
Speaker 1: Buckingham Palace to Glorgy lining up to pay their respects.
Speaker 1: They have been since before the sun even came up
Speaker 1: just to take a quiet moment of reflection. The King
Speaker 1: Charles Third over the weekend. Of course, he formally took
Speaker 1: the throne trust swore allegiance to him in the last
Speaker 1: Prime Minister do do that was Winston Churchill. For the
Speaker 1: rest of the week as well as she's going to
Speaker 1: accompany him on a tour of Britain. Tomorrow, the Coffin
Speaker 1: will return here to Buckingham Palace and then from Wednesday
Speaker 1: until the funeral, now confirmed for September nineteenth, the Queen
Speaker 1: will lie in state at Westminster Hall, Bloomberg's Lizzie Burden
Speaker 1: at Buckingham Palace, says. The Queen's funeral will be held
Speaker 1: at Westminter Abbey one week from today, and President Biden
Speaker 1: will attend the Queen's funeral next week. Karen back in
Speaker 1: the US, though it was a somber weekend for the
Speaker 1: White House, politics hit the pause button Sunday as we
Speaker 1: marked twenty one years since the attacks of nine eleven.
Speaker 1: President Biden used the event of our vigilance against future
Speaker 1: terror threats in remarks made at the Pentagon. What was destroyed,
Speaker 1: we have repaired, what was threatened, We fortified what was attacked,
Speaker 1: the indomitable Spirit has never ever wavered. President Biden later
Speaker 1: wreath at the Pentagon that's become a tradition for US
Speaker 1: presidents on the anniversary of nine eleven. Well, as we
Speaker 1: emerge from the somber weekend, Nathan President Biden faces a
Speaker 1: possible labor crisis that threatens to shock supply chains across
Speaker 1: the country. US railroad workers are threatening a strike, and
Speaker 1: we get a details from Bloomberg's Lisa Mateo. Tens of
Speaker 1: thousands of US rail workers could be on strike by
Speaker 1: the end of this week. Their warning of potential disruptions
Speaker 1: as soon as today. Negotiations have been challenging and ongoing
Speaker 1: for more than two years. Current rail labor contracts are
Speaker 1: frozen at levels, and the White House is urging negotiators
Speaker 1: to continue talks throughout the week. According to rail officials,
Speaker 1: a strike could snarl supply chains, disrupt agricultural deliveries, and
Speaker 1: cost the US economy more than two billion dollars a day.
Speaker 1: In New York, I'm Lisa Mateo Bloomberg Daybreak. Thanks Lisa.
Speaker 1: As inflation sees workers fight for higher wages, it also
Speaker 1: remains front and center on Wall Street. Janet Yellen came
Speaker 1: out to address the matter this weekend. The Treasury Secretary
Speaker 1: tells CNN she is hopeful to FED and bring down
Speaker 1: prices without sending the U s economy into recession. The
Speaker 1: FIT is going to need great skill and also some
Speaker 1: good look to achieve what we sometimes call a soft landing,
Speaker 1: which is bringing inflation down while maintaining the strength of
Speaker 1: the labor market. And um, my hope, I believe there
Speaker 1: is a path to accomplishing that, and my hope is
Speaker 1: that we will achieve a soft landing. Jenny Gellan says
Speaker 1: taming inflation is the main priority for the FEED and
Speaker 1: that the US can't have a strong labor market if
Speaker 1: prices remain high. Well, Nathan, we won't have to wait
Speaker 1: long for the next reading on inflation consumer prices headline
Speaker 1: the list of economic data on tap this week. We
Speaker 1: get that reading tomorrow. I'm Bloomberg Schress. Condon says it
Speaker 1: will be key for the FANS next meeting. There's still
Speaker 1: ten days to go before this meeting, but we're gonna
Speaker 1: get a lot of data this week, So a FT
Speaker 1: is going to want to not by seventy basis points
Speaker 1: as they seem to have signaled to the markets. Then
Speaker 1: they're going to have to change that signal by the
Speaker 1: end of the week, and of course that will be
Speaker 1: data dependent. Bloombergs Gress Condom says CPI data is not
Speaker 1: the only key indicator this week. The FED will also
Speaker 1: be looking at readings on producer prices and retail sales. Well,
Speaker 1: we're seeing the dollar week and sharply this morning, Karen,
Speaker 1: and that's giving a lift to the euro and the pound.
Speaker 1: It also gave a boost to stocks in Asia overnight.
Speaker 1: Bloomberg's Juliette Sally joins us from Sydney, Australia with the
Speaker 1: details to Morning, Juliet, Good morning, Nathan, and Karen. Semi
Speaker 1: conductor stocks led the games, t SMC, rising more than
Speaker 1: three percent in Taipei, boosting Taiwan's gage after August sales
Speaker 1: rose fifty from a year ago, and routers reported the
Speaker 1: US plans to broaden curbs on chip shipments to China, reopening.
Speaker 1: Stocks in Japan gained after FNN and The Again News
Speaker 1: reported the nation may soon ease travel curbs and scrap
Speaker 1: daily passenger cabs. Australia as a sex two hundred grows
Speaker 1: more than one percent in Sydney, and markets were closed
Speaker 1: for a holiday in China, Hong Kong and South Korea.
Speaker 1: In Sydney, Juliette Sally Bloomberg deeper all right, Juliet, thank you.
Speaker 1: SMP futures up nineteen points. Dal Future is up a
Speaker 1: hundred twenty. Nasdaq futures are higher by sixty four points.
Speaker 1: The tenure Treasury is up three thirty seconds. The old
Speaker 1: three point to nine percent yield on the two year,
Speaker 1: three point five three. Straight ahead, your latest local headlines,
Speaker 1: and a check of sports. This is Bloomberg at Sound
Speaker 1: six oh seven on Wall Street. We're sixty nine degrees
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Speaker 1: FDR driving the upper East sign and just a few minutes.
Speaker 1: First up, Michael Barr has more on what's going on
Speaker 1: in New York and around the world. Good morning, Michael,
Speaker 1: Good morning. Nathan, a New York Port Authority police officer,
Speaker 1: was killed yesterday while heading to a nine eleven ceremony.
Speaker 1: Anthony Vavarro from Staaten Island, was heading to serve the
Speaker 1: World Trade Center Command on Sunday morning when he was
Speaker 1: killed in a car crash near the Holland Tunnel Vavaro
Speaker 1: voluntarily retired as a pitcher from Major League Baseball to
Speaker 1: join the Port Authority only a few days later. Anthony
Speaker 1: Vavarro was at seven years old. The trial resumes today
Speaker 1: in the sentencing phase of the Parkland High School shooter
Speaker 1: Nicholas Cruz, who is twenty three years old, pleaded guilty
Speaker 1: in October to attack that killed seventeen students and staff members.
Speaker 1: The jury will decide where the Cruise will be sentenced
Speaker 1: to death or life without parole. China confirmed that Shi
Speaker 1: Jing Pinging plans to travel to Central Asia this week,
Speaker 1: what would be the president's first trip abroad since the
Speaker 1: pandemic hit more than two years ago. In Madeira County, California,
Speaker 1: officials are now saying the fork fire is contained. Chris
Speaker 1: Hamilton's and her husband Rick have been lucky so far
Speaker 1: and their house has remained unharmed, But Chris Hamilton's says
Speaker 1: one of their friends hasn't been as fortunate. One of
Speaker 1: the gentlemen that helps many of us up here with
Speaker 1: our yards, he did loose his house. It's just heartbreaking.
Speaker 1: What I know, there's nothing you can say that makes
Speaker 1: it better. Um, because we've been there. They'll go through
Speaker 1: the motions and do the best they can. The fires
Speaker 1: o far is consuming at least twenty eight structures and
Speaker 1: fifteen outbuildings. We reached the halfway date of the Atlantic
Speaker 1: hurricane season. It was supposed to be an above average
Speaker 1: year for storms, but for now, experts say the odds
Speaker 1: of the quiet season are increasing with each passing day.
Speaker 1: Last spring, federal forecasters predicted as many as twenty one
Speaker 1: named storms, including three to six major hurricanes. The seventy
Speaker 1: four annual Emmy Awards take place tonight. One show nominated Netflix,
Speaker 1: Squid Game, is the first non English speaking show to
Speaker 1: be nominated in the Outstanding Drama category. Global News twenty
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Speaker 1: Red Light. This is Bloomberg, Nathan. The votes are already in.
Speaker 1: Michael stopped trying to sway. Thank you on the sixth
Speaker 1: cent on Wall Street. Time for the Bloomberg Sports Update.
Speaker 1: Here s thanks, Nathan. Giants fans are happy. Not only
Speaker 1: were their first season opening wins since two thousand and sixteen,
Speaker 1: only their second since, but stay kwon. Barkley is back
Speaker 1: clearly now healthy, and Barkley was sensational on the Giants
Speaker 1: thrilling and come from behind twenty one to twenty win
Speaker 1: at Tennessee. Had a hundred and sixty four yards and
Speaker 1: just over a minute left, the Giants squarting a parent
Speaker 1: game tying touchdown, but new coach Brian Dabo rolled the
Speaker 1: dice went for two. Giants converted on a shovel pass
Speaker 1: to Barkley. They won the game when the Titans missed
Speaker 1: the forty seven yard field goal. Jets so said. Baltimore
Speaker 1: had eleven more first Towns had a hundred more yards
Speaker 1: of offense, but Lamar Jackson three touchdown passes and the
Speaker 1: Ravens won twenty four to nine. A wild week one,
Speaker 1: especially the early games that saw to go over time.
Speaker 1: The Colts and Texans ended the tie. Indie came from
Speaker 1: seventeen down on the fourth quarter. Pittsburgh wont at Cincinnati
Speaker 1: on a fifty three yard field goal at the end
Speaker 1: of ot The Bengals needed only an extra point point
Speaker 1: to win in regulation. They didn't get it. Cleveland and
Speaker 1: New Orleans both won on last second field goals that
Speaker 1: went over fifty yards. Yankees in much better shape in
Speaker 1: the al Eas after two weekend wins over Tampa Bay
Speaker 1: ten to three and then ten four to home runs
Speaker 1: for Glabor Torres, three run shot for Gihant, Carlos stanton
Speaker 1: Oswaldo Cabrera first homer of his career. It all happened
Speaker 1: in the first two winnings the met too one Saturday,
Speaker 1: eleven to three, one nine three in Miami and good
Speaker 1: news in Seattle. Atlanta loss in the ninth today and
Speaker 1: Albert Fouhole's career home run number six nineties seven moved
Speaker 1: in past Alex Rodriguez and now the fourth all time.
Speaker 1: Nineteen year old Carlos Alcarez won the US Open is
Speaker 1: now the youngest ever to be ranked number one in
Speaker 1: the world. John Stashward Bloomberg's forts, Nathan Okay, John Thanks
Speaker 1: SMP futures are up nineteen points down, futures up a
Speaker 1: DWY one NASDACK futures up sixty five points to tenure
Speaker 1: treasury is up to thirty seconds, the yield three point
Speaker 1: three zero percent. Just had the latest on Ukraine, with
Speaker 1: significant progress reported in the North. We'll get the latest
Speaker 1: with Bloomberg's Rosslyn matheson. This is Bloomberg, Bloomberg eleven three
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Speaker 1: futures are extending a rally, the dollar retreating as trader's been.
Speaker 1: Inflation is near a peak, even as policymakers ramp up
Speaker 1: hawkish rhetoric. We checked the markets every fifteen minutes throughout
Speaker 1: the trading day on Bloomberg. Right now, Western P futures
Speaker 1: up nineteen points down futures have a hundred seventeen, and
Speaker 1: NASTAG futures up sixty two. The decks in Germany's up
Speaker 1: one point six percent, The ten year treasury up to
Speaker 1: thirty seconds. You have three point three zero percent yield
Speaker 1: on the two year three point five four percent. Nine
Speaker 1: X screwed oil is up one percent or eighty five
Speaker 1: cents at eighty seven dollars, sixty four cents of barrel
Speaker 1: comic school is up four tenths percent or seven dollars
Speaker 1: at seventeen thirty five sixty an ounce. The euro one
Speaker 1: point one three seven against the dollar, British pound one
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Speaker 1: a Bloomberg business flash. Now here's Michael Barr with Moore
Speaker 1: on what's going on around the world. Michael Karen, thank
Speaker 1: you very much, King Charles the Third, as addressed lawmakers
Speaker 1: in Parliament, telling them I cannot but help feel the
Speaker 1: weight of history which surrounds us. I am deeply grateful
Speaker 1: for the addresses of condolens by the House of Lords
Speaker 1: and the House of Commons, which so touchingly encompass what's
Speaker 1: our late Sovereign, my beloved mother, the Queen meant to
Speaker 1: a soul. Queen Elizabeth's coffin is in Scotland today but
Speaker 1: will return to London tomorrow. Her funeral is scheduled for September.
Speaker 1: Ukrainian soldiers are taking back territory that had been controlled
Speaker 1: by Russia for several months as part of a swift
Speaker 1: counter offensive. The Ukrainians are claiming gains in the northeast
Speaker 1: and south of their nation. In football, the Giants won,
Speaker 1: the Jets lost to the Ravens. The Commanders won, the
Speaker 1: Patriots and forty Niners lost. In baseball, the Yankees and
Speaker 1: Mets won, the Nationals lost. The Red Sox beat the Orioles,
Speaker 1: one Zip, the A's and Giants one Global Neames twenty
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Speaker 1: this is Bloomberg Nathan. All right, Michael, thanks for coming
Speaker 1: up to six twenty on Wall Street Live from the
Speaker 1: Bloomberg Intractive Broker Studios. This is Bloomberg Daybreak, and let's
Speaker 1: get more now on the advances we're hearing out of Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Rosella Matheson joins, a Senior executive editor for International Government
Speaker 1: at Bloomberg News. Ros. Good morning, since we first heard
Speaker 1: about this counter offensive taking place by Ukrainian forces, the
Speaker 1: reports we're hearing about the progress that the military is
Speaker 1: making have been nothing short of remarkable. Well, that's right.
Speaker 1: The counter offensive seemed to have started off fairly slowly
Speaker 1: and cautiously, but just in the last three to four days,
Speaker 1: we've seen really astounding and rapid gains by the Ukrainian forces,
Speaker 1: particularly around Khakiv, and that's in the east of the country,
Speaker 1: in the dom Bas region, and that's where Russia, of
Speaker 1: course was very entrenched in the early days of the war.
Speaker 1: But we've seen them sweep through multiple villages and towns,
Speaker 1: pushing the Russians back out of the way at the
Speaker 1: same time and closer to the Russian border, and signs
Speaker 1: really of absolute chaos and disarray in the Russian ranks.
Speaker 1: Footage of tanks driving in way with fashion people. Russian
Speaker 1: troops essentially look like they're running to get back out
Speaker 1: of the way in a sense that they're abandoning their
Speaker 1: poe very quickly. And so it's actually moved much faster
Speaker 1: than people expected. Certainly it seems to have moved faster
Speaker 1: than even the Ukrainian commanders expected. And now it comes
Speaker 1: a question of do they need to keep pushing at
Speaker 1: the same speed, or do they really need to also
Speaker 1: slow down a bit and try and consolidate some of
Speaker 1: the games they've gotten. Because they've moved so fast, they
Speaker 1: perhaps risk stretching their own resources quite thainly in the process.
Speaker 1: But certainly very quick and rapid games we've seen just
Speaker 1: the last couple of days alone. It almost sounds like
Speaker 1: a repeat of the reports we heard when Russia tried
Speaker 1: to take over key of the capital. This idea that
Speaker 1: the Ukrainian defenses were so much stronger than the Russians
Speaker 1: apparently expected that many of them began to abandon their
Speaker 1: posts and almost collapse. Is that sort of a repeat
Speaker 1: of what we're seeing here and what could that mean
Speaker 1: for the Russian reaction? Well, certainly it's got to raise
Speaker 1: further questions about the the organization, structure and capability of
Speaker 1: the Russian military as a whole. As you say, in
Speaker 1: the early days of the war, they seemed to be
Speaker 1: the presumption, at least by Russia that within days may
Speaker 1: be in Kiev. This war would be very swift and decisive,
Speaker 1: And suddenly that's not the way it's turned out, And
Speaker 1: time and time again we've seen the Ukrainian forces really
Speaker 1: get the better of their Russian counterparts despite being smaller
Speaker 1: in size, ostensibly less better trained. Uh and again US
Speaker 1: now they've got better equipment than they did. But there
Speaker 1: was all this kind of conversation about how the Russian
Speaker 1: forces were so amazing before the war and certainly got
Speaker 1: to raise fundamental questions about where all that mudney went
Speaker 1: into that modernization of the Russian military and their training
Speaker 1: and command structure. But that aside, it's it's interesting to
Speaker 1: see how this resonates in Russia at the moment. What
Speaker 1: we're seeing is is the rhetory that this was a
Speaker 1: deliberate and planned withdrawal. It's an orderly withdrawal that's part
Speaker 1: of their overall tactics. Business as usual. From Russian president
Speaker 1: out and about in Moscow on the weekend, and he's
Speaker 1: off to see the Chinese president in Uzbekistan later this week.
Speaker 1: So suddenly they're trying to present the idea that nothing's
Speaker 1: are right here when clearly it is. Well, what about
Speaker 1: concern about those operation a nuclear plant. There's been a
Speaker 1: lot of reports of continued showing their risk of a
Speaker 1: nuclear accident is that concern still being felt on the ground. Well,
Speaker 1: certainly there's continued continued concern about that nuclear plant. It
Speaker 1: is fairly stable, despite fairly regular attacks in and around
Speaker 1: the plant and challenges to the power supply to it.
Speaker 1: But there are failed states and backups, and they seem
Speaker 1: to be working all right, and there are still a
Speaker 1: team from the I a e A on the ground.
Speaker 1: They're trying to keep things under control. That The question
Speaker 1: is also if this war really goes further wrong for
Speaker 1: the Russian administration and for the president Vladimir Putin, what
Speaker 1: are his options here? Does he become more ratic? Does
Speaker 1: he do something even more dangerous as a result. Is
Speaker 1: he feeling the pressure at home amongst his leadership? So
Speaker 1: what does that lead him to do? What kind of
Speaker 1: back does he take? He's already putting the squeeze on
Speaker 1: on you Europe. On the energy side, they've been blackouts
Speaker 1: in Ukraine in the ease the last couple of days,
Speaker 1: suggesting he will also use energy as a weapon in Ukraine.
Speaker 1: But what other kinds of things might he turn to
Speaker 1: depending on how much pressure he's feeling. I will continue
Speaker 1: following developments as we say, they are moving along rapidly
Speaker 1: here along with Ukraine's forces apparently. Rosalind Matheson are senior
Speaker 1: Executive editor for International Government at Bloomberg News, joining us
Speaker 1: live this morning. Ross, thanks as always for the update
Speaker 1: on what's happening in the war in Ukraine. Looking ahead
Speaker 1: to the market, open futures are on the rise on
Speaker 1: this Monday morning. S and P futures up nineteen points,
Speaker 1: Dow futures up on eighteen. NASTAC futures are higher by
Speaker 1: sixty one points. Germany's dacks gain of one point six percent,
Speaker 1: the tenure treasury up to thirty seconds the old three
Speaker 1: point three zero percent, the yield on the two year
Speaker 1: three point five four percent. Stay with us, you're les
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Speaker 1: It's six thirty on Wall Street. Good morning. I'm Nathan
Speaker 1: Hagar and I'm Karen Moscow, and we're just about three
Speaker 1: hours away from the of US trading time for the
Speaker 1: five things you need to notice. Start your day, and
Speaker 1: at first you begin in Ukraine, where the nation's military
Speaker 1: is making significant stripes, forcing Russian defenses back and retaking
Speaker 1: some key areas and marks one of the biggest successes
Speaker 1: for Ukraine since Moscow's invasion. Plumbers Roz Mathison says, Russian
Speaker 1: defenses appear caught on their heels. In the last few days.
Speaker 1: Has been really rapid progress, particularly in the east around Hakiev,
Speaker 1: going through towns very very quickly, pushing the Russian forces
Speaker 1: back closer to the Russian border. In fact, the departure
Speaker 1: by the Russians became so rapid it became quite chaotic.
Speaker 1: Stuff abandoned beside the road, tanks left troops running in
Speaker 1: all directions as certainly quite a sense of chaos on
Speaker 1: the Russian side of the speed with which the Ukrainians
Speaker 1: have pushed through these towns. Bloombergs Ros Madison says Ukraine
Speaker 1: believes it's recaptured about three thousand square kilometers of lost territory. Well, Karen,
Speaker 1: let's turn now to the UK, where morning continues for
Speaker 1: Queen Elizabeth. The second King Charles has wrapped the remarks
Speaker 1: of Westminster, where political leaders have gathered to offer their condolences,
Speaker 1: while the Queen lies in state in Edinburgh, Scotland before
Speaker 1: being moved to London. Bloomberg's Lizzie Burden has more from
Speaker 1: Buckingham Palace. Tomorrow the coffin will return here to Buckingham Palace,
Speaker 1: and then from Wednesday until the funeral now confirmed for
Speaker 1: September nineteenth, the Queen will lie in state at Westminster Hall.
Speaker 1: You've got some UK newspapers this morning estimating that as
Speaker 1: many as a million people will file past the coffin.
Speaker 1: That could create a five mile qe. But really it's
Speaker 1: an outpouring of national grief that none of us has
Speaker 1: likely seen in our lifetimes in the UK, and it
Speaker 1: leads the government paralyzed in Liz Ross's second Weekest Prime
Speaker 1: Minister Bloomberg's Lizzie Burden says the Queen's funeral will be
Speaker 1: held in Westminster Abbey one week from today. Well, we
Speaker 1: turned down, Nathan to the mood on Wall Street this morning,
Speaker 1: with US futures and stocks overseas rising the dollars weekending,
Speaker 1: and that's giving strength of the pound in the euro.
Speaker 1: The next major catalyst from markets careen comes tomorrow when
Speaker 1: we get the latest reading on US and fleece An
Speaker 1: economists predict the monthly decline in the consumer price index
Speaker 1: with the fall of one tenth of one and as
Speaker 1: prices remain high, Nathan, railroad workers are threatening to strike
Speaker 1: for more pay. Tens of thousands of rail employees say
Speaker 1: they could walk off the job this week as labor
Speaker 1: negotiations remain challenging. They weren't that a strike could cost
Speaker 1: the U. S economy were then two billion dollars a day.
Speaker 1: And that's the five things that you need to notice.
Speaker 1: Start your day, all right, Karen, Thanks SMP futures right
Speaker 1: now we're up twenty points, Stout futures up one, nest
Speaker 1: Act futures higher by sixty five points. Straight ahead your
Speaker 1: latest local headlines and to check off sports. This is
Speaker 1: Bloomberg and at six thirty three on Wall Street where
Speaker 1: at sixty nine degrees in Central Park. It is heavy
Speaker 1: on the northbound FDR drive with that accident on a
Speaker 1: hundred six. Details coming up in traffic. First Michael Barr
Speaker 1: with what else is going on in New York and
Speaker 1: around the world. Michael, thank you very much, Nathan. Americans
Speaker 1: remembered nine eleven yesterday. There were emotional tributes and police
Speaker 1: to never forget. Twenty one years after the deadliest to
Speaker 1: or attack on US soil. Senate Majority of Leader Chuck
Speaker 1: Schumer of New York held an event in Manhattan's Rally
Speaker 1: for support for the federal government's World Trade Center Health Program,
Speaker 1: a fund for survivors, which is currently facing and impending
Speaker 1: three billion dollar funding deficit for the ongoing medical care
Speaker 1: of nine eleven survivors and first responders. The best way
Speaker 1: we can never forget, folks, just to get this done,
Speaker 1: to make sure that the people who are hurt, the
Speaker 1: people who had taken care of all given their due.
Speaker 1: Senator Schumer says it's the responsibility of Congress to ensure
Speaker 1: those heroes who put their lives on the line that
Speaker 1: day get the care they deserve. Meanwhile, a New York
Speaker 1: Port Authority police officer was killed yesterday while heading to
Speaker 1: a nine eleven ceremony. Anthony Vavarro from Staten Island was
Speaker 1: heading to serve on the World Trade Center Command when
Speaker 1: he was killed in a car crash near the Holland Tunnel. Vavarro,
Speaker 1: who is thirty seven, retired as a Ajor League Baseball
Speaker 1: pitcher for the Atlanta Braves and joined the academy only
Speaker 1: a few days later. The trial resumes today in the
Speaker 1: sentence in phase of the Parkland High School shooter Nicholas Cruz,
Speaker 1: where either get the death penalty or life without parole
Speaker 1: for killing seventeen students and staff members at Marjorie Stoneman
Speaker 1: Douglas High School in twenty eighteen, just a month after
Speaker 1: losing a fifty million dollar verdict over his defamatory claims
Speaker 1: about the Sandy Hook School shooting. A second trial for
Speaker 1: conspiracy theorist Alex Jones is set to get underway. This
Speaker 1: time a six member jury in Connecticut will hear evidence
Speaker 1: this week to determine how much Joan should have to
Speaker 1: pay the families of some of the shooting victims. Crews
Speaker 1: are making progress against big California wildfires that have thousands
Speaker 1: of people evacuated and threatened thousands of homes. Southeast of
Speaker 1: Los Angeles and Riverside County. Rain from remnants of Tropical
Speaker 1: Storm k helps califires might page fire still possesses a
Speaker 1: lot of potential to move around, which is why it
Speaker 1: is imperative that we do everything we can to jump
Speaker 1: on the opportunity that the weather has given us to
Speaker 1: get in there as fast as possible. In the center
Speaker 1: of California, Madura County, a fire has burned over two
Speaker 1: dozen structures. Global News twenty four hours a day on
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Speaker 1: Almost six thirty six on Wall Street on Stash has
Speaker 1: the Bloomberg Sports Update, Nathan. The Giants are one and
Speaker 1: oh and that doesn't nappen often in Nashville. They fell
Speaker 1: behind thirteen nothing and then two big plays in the
Speaker 1: third quarter, A sixty eight yard run by Sae Kwon Barkley,
Speaker 1: a sixty six yard touchdown past Daniel Jones, the stilling Shepherd.
Speaker 1: Those two plays longer than any plays all of last season.
Speaker 1: The Giants took the lead with just over a minute left,
Speaker 1: converting on a risky two point conversion that Titans had
Speaker 1: a chance to win at the end, naps clean kick
Speaker 1: on its way and over and then left. Thets have
Speaker 1: one for the first two thousand sixteen. The Giants have
Speaker 1: won a season over one twenty and Brian Dables coaching debut.
Speaker 1: As for the Jets, more the same couple of turnovers
Speaker 1: dropped passes. Jets only touchdown came to the minute left.
Speaker 1: They lost at Baltimore four to nine. The Jets have
Speaker 1: lost thirteen games in a row in September. Last night
Speaker 1: in Dallas, Tampa Bay won nineteen to three. In the Cowboys,
Speaker 1: quarterback Dak Prescott suffered a thumb injury he could miss
Speaker 1: two months. Three games were won by on field goals
Speaker 1: that went over fifty yards Cleveland, New Orleans and Pittsburgh,
Speaker 1: whose field goal came at the end of overtime. Cincinnati
Speaker 1: had a chance to win in regulation, but missed an
Speaker 1: extra point right at the end. They After the Yankees
Speaker 1: won ten to three. They won ten four over Tampa Bay,
Speaker 1: scored all ten in the first two innings, hit four
Speaker 1: home runs, two by Glaver Touris and the incidentally the
Speaker 1: raised by five and a half. The day after the
Speaker 1: Mets one eleven to three, they won nine three in Miami,
Speaker 1: me and they move a game and half ahead of
Speaker 1: Atlanta after three five set wins. Carlos Alcarez one of
Speaker 1: the US Open final in four sets over Norway's Caspar
Speaker 1: rut Of The nineteen year old Alcarez is the youngest
Speaker 1: Open winner in thirty two years. John stash Were bloom
Speaker 1: Group Sports Nathan, Thank you John, six thirty seven on
Speaker 1: Wall Street. Time to take a look at stocks, some
Speaker 1: of the names moving in the pre market. Bloomberg Radio
Speaker 1: and TV markets correspondent Pretty Goopta joins us sailing a
Speaker 1: sea of green this morning. Good morning, Cretty, good morning, Nathan.
Speaker 1: Can't just say I was actually at the US Open
Speaker 1: yesterday and I witnessed Carlos alcarraz win. It was amazing,
Speaker 1: must have been nice, amazing. I mean, the crowd went
Speaker 1: wild for nineteen years old and what an overachiever. Let's
Speaker 1: talk about the stock market movie here, Um let's talk
Speaker 1: about a story that I think we've hit over and
Speaker 1: over and over again Twitter, this time after of course
Speaker 1: no dealing with its legal kind of mandating and it's
Speaker 1: in its U court case. Falgo continues shares her down
Speaker 1: about one percent the pre market, And Nathan, this is
Speaker 1: significant because, as you mentioned, it is coming in the
Speaker 1: background of an up market, So you are see a
Speaker 1: little bit of pressure here on Twitter shares. Look like.
Speaker 1: The story here is that Elon Musk third attempt to
Speaker 1: cancel the deal is deemed invalid. Nevertheless, Twitter shares are
Speaker 1: under pressure. So the question is what actually creates that
Speaker 1: pivot point. One of the big concerns for this market
Speaker 1: or for this particular stock is now the Elon Musk
Speaker 1: has uh initiated interests and then kind of withdrew it.
Speaker 1: Now they're dealing with this. Does that mean this stock
Speaker 1: loses value because no other bidder might want it. That's
Speaker 1: gonna be one of the concerns that we're gonna have
Speaker 1: to monitor throughout throughout really this entire court case that
Speaker 1: really just doesn't stop. The other one I want to
Speaker 1: talk to you about is the healthcare space Bristol Meyers
Speaker 1: Squid b M wise or take our shares are about
Speaker 1: seven percent this morning in the pre market. This comes
Speaker 1: after their drug received approval from the US FDA for
Speaker 1: the treatment of moderate to severe services with quote no
Speaker 1: black box warnings. This could be a major moneymaker for
Speaker 1: the company, so certainly keep your eye on that one.
Speaker 1: And let's move to crypto stocks. Here's well, speaking of
Speaker 1: green on the screen, Nathan. Blockchain are io T shares
Speaker 1: are about three percent in the pre market, really just
Speaker 1: following the bitcoin move you are seeing in the broader market,
Speaker 1: and I would argue risk sentiment broadly. Coin based is
Speaker 1: another one that you want to keep your eye on.
Speaker 1: C o I n is your ticker also up about
Speaker 1: three percent. All right, just about thirty seconds left here, Crety.
Speaker 1: But we've been reporting on the possibility of a strike
Speaker 1: on the rails. You're keeping an eye on railroad stocks
Speaker 1: this morning, We absolutely are, so CEE excess is one
Speaker 1: of the ones you want to keep an eye on.
Speaker 1: It's major railroad here in the States. For our international audience.
Speaker 1: Share is actually up about three tons of one percent,
Speaker 1: but that could move, and you are already seeing some
Speaker 1: interesting volume in these shares, so keep an eye on that.
Speaker 1: The other one we want to keep an eye on
Speaker 1: is Union Pacific u n P is your ticker, and
Speaker 1: those shares are actually up as well as well, up
Speaker 1: about six cents and one per some one. Again, they're
Speaker 1: both down heavyweights, so keep your eye on it all right,
Speaker 1: Bloomberg Radio on TV Markets correspondent Creedy Group. They're giving
Speaker 1: us a reason to keep an eye on the dow
Speaker 1: this morning. That will make Tom Keene happy. Looking ahead
Speaker 1: to the market open SMP futures are up twenty points,
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Speaker 1: Slash compare. Futures are higher this morning. We got to
Speaker 1: the first word breaking news to ask for today's morning call,
Speaker 1: and here's Bill Maloney. Bill, good morning, and good morning.
Speaker 1: Can that's right. US futures with a bid right now,
Speaker 1: with the features up a hundred twenty five points. Game
Speaker 1: twenty one one, Nesday futures rise by sixty nine the
Speaker 1: US ten year at three point to nine percent, Gold
Speaker 1: is up nine, oil is trading higher, and bitcoin is
Speaker 1: up by two point four percent. Japan rose one pot
Speaker 1: two percent overnight, while European market sup posting one percent
Speaker 1: gains this morning, and back in the US, nothing to
Speaker 1: report on the economic front. In deal news, Jake and
Speaker 1: Wargon will buy Payments start up Rentalvike Technologies and a deal.
Speaker 1: In other news, the Disney CEO says that ESPN is
Speaker 1: critical to his vision, and Jenny Ellen remains hopeful the
Speaker 1: economy can revoid a recession regarding earnings Oracle reports after
Speaker 1: the bell and wrapping things up, Adobe was continutral over
Speaker 1: at mizoo ho Live from the first of Breaking News
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Speaker 1: to hear life breaking news over your Bloomberg type squawk
Speaker 1: on your terminal s qu A w K and that's
Speaker 1: a Bloomberg business flash now with Moore on what's going
Speaker 1: on around the world. Here's Michael Barr, Michael, thank you
Speaker 1: very much. Karen King. Charles the Third spoke about the
Speaker 1: death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth the Second. He spoke
Speaker 1: before Parliament lawmakers in London's Westminster Home. I am deeply
Speaker 1: grateful for the addresses of condolence by the House of
Speaker 1: Lords and the House of Commons which so touchingly encompassed
Speaker 1: what's our late sovereign, my beloved mother, the Queen meant
Speaker 1: to asol The British people will get to pay their
Speaker 1: last respects to the late Queen this week at Westminster Home, Ukraine.
Speaker 1: As captain counter offensive momentum and it's war against Russia going,
Speaker 1: it says it liberated one village after another. Amanta claim
Speaker 1: that in one region. It had pushed the invaders back
Speaker 1: right up to the borders they came from. In football,
Speaker 1: the Giants one, the Jets lost to the Ravens. The
Speaker 1: Commanders won, the Patriots and forty Niners lost. In baseball,
Speaker 1: the Yankees and Mets won, the Nationals lost. The Red
Speaker 1: Sox beat the Orioles, one, zip, the A's and Giants one.
Speaker 1: Carlos al ca Al Lord Carlos Alcarez defeated Crasper Rudd
Speaker 1: to win the US Opened Final to earn his first
Speaker 1: Grand Slam title at age nineteen. Global News twenty four
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Speaker 1: thank you well at six nine on Wall Street. And
Speaker 1: we turned to news now in science and technology with
Speaker 1: the Bloomberg and j I T Stem Report. And here's
Speaker 1: what's making news in science, technology, engineering and math. A
Speaker 1: former Amazon employee who has key to developing Alexa technology
Speaker 1: is now working to develop a new type of artificial intelligence.
Speaker 1: William tonstall Pito raised twin million dollars to fund the
Speaker 1: UK based start up unlikely Ai. He says that his
Speaker 1: group is taking a fresh look at the technology. Patrick Baschett,
Speaker 1: a former Google's CFO and current Twitter board member, is
Speaker 1: among those backing the company. A UK payments start up
Speaker 1: fired several employees after harassment complaints from an off site
Speaker 1: trip to Cyprus. Checkout dot Com, which was last valued
Speaker 1: at forty billion dollars, said that it has a zero
Speaker 1: tolerance policy for harassment. The company terminated six members from
Speaker 1: its one hundred twenty person commercial team following an internal investigation.
Speaker 1: And the price of lithium is soaring and shinum as
Speaker 1: demand for new energy vehicles continues to grow. Prices hit
Speaker 1: over seventy one dollars a ton Friday, the same as
Speaker 1: a peak in March. Carmakers and battery manufacturers have been
Speaker 1: scrambling to secure lithium to meet growing demand, and lithium
Speaker 1: is a key material for batteries and electric vehicles. That's
Speaker 1: at Bloomberg and j I T Stem Report. Nathan, Thank you, Karen.
Speaker 1: We're live from the Bloomberg Interactive Broker studios where it's
Speaker 1: six one on Wall Street time now to check what's
Speaker 1: going on in d c Some of the top stories
Speaker 1: in our nation's capital include President Biden calling for unity
Speaker 1: and vigilance twenty one years after nine eleven because on
Speaker 1: this day, it is not about the past, it's about
Speaker 1: the future. We have an obligation, a duty, a responsibility
Speaker 1: to defend, preserve, and protect our democracy. And Vice President
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris says she's very concerned about new threats to
Speaker 1: democracy after the election. Most people in America now that
Speaker 1: it is not helpful to our country when we have
Speaker 1: people who are denying elections, are trying to obstruct the
Speaker 1: outcome of an election. Vice President Harris tells NBC's Meet
Speaker 1: the Press President Biden believes in bipartisanship. Republican Senator Tim
Speaker 1: Scott says he needs to show it, but we have
Speaker 1: not seen from the Biden administration. Is that type of
Speaker 1: unifying message that people rally a railed Senator Scott was
Speaker 1: on Fox News Sunday, also making news the passing of
Speaker 1: an era with Queen Elizabeth's death. US ambassa her to
Speaker 1: the United Kingdom. Jane Hartley was on ABC's This Week
Speaker 1: The dedication that the queen had to an institution and
Speaker 1: to a country, and she had that dedication for for
Speaker 1: seven years. You just don't see that that much in
Speaker 1: politics these days. And on CBS is Face the Nation.
Speaker 1: Ukrainian Ambassador Oxana Markarova called for more vigilance from allies
Speaker 1: after her country's counter offensive against Russia. In order to
Speaker 1: defend our country. We can not aford to panic. We
Speaker 1: have to get ready, all of us, not only our military,
Speaker 1: our very capable military and veterans, but also all civilians
Speaker 1: face the nation this week. Fox News Sunday and Meet
Speaker 1: the Press can all be heard every Sunday right here
Speaker 1: on Bloomberg Radio. Let's get more now on this Monday morning,
Speaker 1: Bloomberg Government reporter Emily Wilkins joins us live from the
Speaker 1: nation's capital. So, Emily, we heard from President Biden yesterday
Speaker 1: remembering nine eleven, after the after the attacks twenty one
Speaker 1: years ago. But those comments about defending democra see really
Speaker 1: seem to stand out absolutely, Nathan, And it really goes
Speaker 1: to a theme that we've been hearing a lot from
Speaker 1: President Joe Biden over the last several weeks. Uh, really
Speaker 1: talking about democracy. If you remember when he ran for president,
Speaker 1: in his sort of old platform was that you know,
Speaker 1: they needed to protect democracy. Um, and you kind of
Speaker 1: positioned himself as the one to do it against former
Speaker 1: President Donald Trump. And you're beginning to really hear that
Speaker 1: message again as we go into the mid terms. I mean,
Speaker 1: certainly yesterday with nine eleven, was a day to remember
Speaker 1: the terrorists attacks and to really focus on what it's
Speaker 1: meant for the US to come back from them. But
Speaker 1: at the same point, it really dovetails with this message
Speaker 1: that Biden is now giving on the campaign trail. We've
Speaker 1: heard it in Pennsylvania, We're hearing it in Ohio, these
Speaker 1: very key battleground states that had these important Senate elections
Speaker 1: as well as a number of a very competitive house races.
Speaker 1: But as of course the houses in play too, um.
Speaker 1: And we're just kind of expecting to hear more about
Speaker 1: it at this point. Democrats really pushing this extreme ideology
Speaker 1: of former President Trump um, as well as talking about
Speaker 1: the MAGA Republicans the of course make America great again. UM.
Speaker 1: This is something really hard on the campaign trail, and
Speaker 1: it seems like for his part, former President Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: you know, he's kind of stepped up to this whole
Speaker 1: idea of of a potential rematch. He's not on the
Speaker 1: campaign trail as well. He's also been to Pennsylvania, He's
Speaker 1: scheduled to go to Ohio. He's really tried to be
Speaker 1: out there because for Republicans, they know that he's still
Speaker 1: someone who can rally the base, who can get people
Speaker 1: to show up, and it is going to be quite
Speaker 1: a competitive mid term. We know that Republicans are still
Speaker 1: considered likely to win the House, but the Senate truly
Speaker 1: is a toss up. But it is interesting, though, isn't
Speaker 1: it to see the fight for control of Congress in
Speaker 1: the mid terms almost looking like presidential rematch. As you mentioned,
Speaker 1: the president and is going to states with competitive congressional races,
Speaker 1: but they are also key presidential battlegrounds. Yeah, absolutely, Nathan.
Speaker 1: This is something where we have uh, both kind of presidents.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's not terribly surprising to see a current
Speaker 1: president being the head of their party, step up, uh
Speaker 1: and go to a number of these rallies. It is
Speaker 1: a little interesting given that Biden's approval numbers are a
Speaker 1: little bit low. You have seen some of his party
Speaker 1: tried to distance themselves from him. But I think in
Speaker 1: terms of a former president really hitting the campaign trail, um,
Speaker 1: I think This kind of fuels a lot of that
Speaker 1: will Trump run in speculation. Republicans have kind of asset
Speaker 1: that he not announced anything until after the mid terms. UM,
Speaker 1: but he's certainly on the campaign trail, and certainly both
Speaker 1: of them are are very much acting like they've got
Speaker 1: another presidential showdown coming their way in another two years. Well,
Speaker 1: let's talk about what's happening today. President Biden's headed to Massachusetts.
Speaker 1: Tell us more about why yeah so by didn't. We'll
Speaker 1: be headed to Massachusetts to talk about a cancer moonshot.
Speaker 1: This is something that's obviously near and dear to his
Speaker 1: heart after he lost his um son bow In to
Speaker 1: brain cancer. UM. So, what Biden is going to try
Speaker 1: and really do today is served begin new initiatives and
Speaker 1: really add fuel to ones that are already going about
Speaker 1: trying to find an end to cancer. He's going to
Speaker 1: be highlighting a new federal back study that validates using
Speaker 1: blood test to screen against multiple cancers, and he's planning
Speaker 1: several other announcements meant to better the lives of those
Speaker 1: suffering from cancer. And so we're gonna see Biden focus
Speaker 1: on this. Um. You know, obviously a lot of Americans
Speaker 1: have folks who have been touched by cancers. Biden's hoping
Speaker 1: to move the US closer to a goal he's set
Speaker 1: in February for cutting US cancer fatalities by over the
Speaker 1: next twenty five years with new technology and policies. Thanks
Speaker 1: as always for the update from Washington. Boomberg Government reporter
Speaker 1: Emily Wilkins, and you can read more about all these
Speaker 1: stories on Bloomberg dot com or on the Bloomberg terminal.
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Speaker 1: Looking ahead to the market open, we still see green
Speaker 1: on the screen. SMP futures up eighteen points, staff futures
Speaker 1: up a hundred ten NASDAC futures are higher by sixty
Speaker 1: three points. The tenure treasury is up five thirty seconds.
Speaker 1: The old three point two nine percent yield on the
Speaker 1: two year three point five three percent nim X scrooge
Speaker 1: moving higher by nine tenths percent, or seventy nine cents
Speaker 1: at eighty seven dollars fifty eight cents of arrel dollar
Speaker 1: weakness this morning, the Euro at one point zero one
Speaker 1: three nine. Bloomberg surveillance is straight ahead for Karen Moscow.
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