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Speaker 1: Good morning. It's Friday, the twenty seventh of October 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, American forces strike Iran linked targets in

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Speaker 1: Syria as Tehran warns the US won't be spared if

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Speaker 1: the Israel Hamas war spreads. The ECB's decision to hold

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Speaker 1: rate steady delivers relief to a highly indebted Italy, but

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Speaker 1: for how long? And a forty K cut at one

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Speaker 1: of the Big Four EY slashes UK partner payouts as

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Speaker 1: economic uncertainty grows. Let's start with a roundup of our

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Speaker 1: top stories. The United States says it hit two facilities

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Speaker 1: in eastern Syria it believes were used by Iran's Islamic

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Speaker 1: Revolutionary Guard following repeated attacks on US forces in the region.

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Speaker 1: The strikes come as Iran's foreign minister warned the US

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Speaker 1: won't be spared if the war between Israel and Hamas spreads. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 1: the United Nations Security Council failed to reach an agreement

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Speaker 1: on calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza. Francis U

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Speaker 1: and Ambassador Nicolade rivieer Is dismayed the.

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Speaker 2: Security Council is stock is very disappointing. We should get

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Speaker 2: back to negotiation, do a compromise, prioritize humanitarian access, this

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Speaker 2: humanity and pause while recognizing the right of Israel to

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Speaker 2: defund itself.

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Speaker 1: Nicolad Riviev spoke as the Israeli army reportedly made further

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Speaker 1: overnight ground raids into northern Gaza following wednesday nights limited

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Speaker 1: incursion with infantry and tanks reports from Gaza's health ministry.

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Speaker 1: Gaza's Hamas run Health Ministry says seven thousand people have

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Speaker 1: now been killed in air strikes on the territory. Katar's

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Speaker 1: senior hostage negotiator has warned that an escalation in the

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Speaker 1: conflict will hamper efforts to secure the safe release of captives.

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Speaker 1: The country's Minister of State, Mohammad al Kulafi, says all

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Speaker 1: civilian hostages in Gaza can be released in the coming days,

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Speaker 1: but a pause in the fighting is needed.

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Speaker 3: If there's a continuing bombing, our task is getting more difficult.

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Speaker 3: The mediators need a period of calm, a situation where

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Speaker 3: we can speak easily to both parts and try to

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Speaker 3: be more creative in bringing more initiatives that can get

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Speaker 1: Those comments from Katar's senior hostage negotiator come as Israel's

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Speaker 1: military said it had killed Hamas's deputy head of intelligence

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Speaker 1: in an airstrike on Gaza. In a statement, the Israel

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Speaker 1: Defense Forces said that Shaddi Barud was one of the

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Speaker 1: key figures behind the October seventh attacks that killed fourteen

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Speaker 1: hundred people. To other News Now and the European Central

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Speaker 1: Bank has left interest rates unchanged for the first time

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Speaker 1: decision to lift the rate to a record four percent.

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Speaker 1: Policymakers kept it there on Thursday, and ECB president Christine

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Speaker 4: We are determined to ensure that inflation returns to our

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Speaker 1: Christine Laguard also insisted the Central Bank didn't even discuss

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Speaker 1: a faster windown of its pandemic bond buying program. The

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Speaker 1: comments offer a welcome relief to Italy at a time

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Speaker 1: when investors are wondering if the country could soon be

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Speaker 1: cut to junk as borrowing costs on its massive national

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Speaker 1: debt soar. Janet Yellen says the surge in treasury yields

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Speaker 5: We're seeing yields go up in most advanced countries. Part

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Speaker 1: Yellen's view clashes with some bond market participants, who pointed

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Speaker 1: the sharp increase in the American government's deficit as a

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Speaker 1: After third quarter US growth came in at four point

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Speaker 1: two and a half percent for twenty twenty three. Amazon

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Speaker 1: dot Com reported quarterly revenue the topped analyst estimates. The

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Speaker 1: story now from Bloomberg's Charlie Palace.

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Speaker 6: Amazon got a lift from rising sales in its retail

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Speaker 6: and cloud computing units. Revenue gained thirteen percent to one

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Speaker 6: months ending September thirtieth. Analysts, on average estimated one hundred

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Speaker 6: Amazon shares have increased more than forty percent this year

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Speaker 6: thanks to fading recession fore and CEO Andy Jesse's determination

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Speaker 1: Radio, shares in Intel have jumped out of the chip

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Speaker 1: maker predicted a return to sales growth this quarter. Intel's

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Speaker 1: the worst of a historic slump. The firm also reported

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Speaker 1: that it's now winning new customers for its outsourced manufacturing division,

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Speaker 1: and Ernst and Young partners in the UK saw their

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Speaker 1: The forty thousand pound cut is the latest in a

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Speaker 1: wave of economic uncertainty hitting the big four audit firms.

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Speaker 1: Ewan Potts has more with few ideals to advise on

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Speaker 1: and clients cutting costs. Accountants of feeling the pinch Ey's

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Speaker 1: financial services and now they're shrinking their two hundred and

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Speaker 1: twenty million pounds bonus pool by thirty percent. The big

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Speaker 1: four accounting firms are also facing increased scrutiny over the

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Speaker 1: quality of their audits after a series of high profile collapses,

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Speaker 1: including Karellion and batisri Valery in London.

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Speaker 6: I'm your in pots Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Those are your top stories on the markets. The MSCI

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Speaker 1: Asia Pacific Index is one point one percent now, excuse me,

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Speaker 1: it's one percent higher now. Eurostocks fifty futures are at

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Speaker 1: point eighty six percent. Let's get more detail on the

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Speaker 1: rising regional tensions in the Middle East over the Israel

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Speaker 1: Hamas War, Iran's foreign minister warning the US won't escape

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Speaker 1: unaffected if the conflict spreads. This after the White House

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Speaker 1: said they sent a direct message to Tehran warning against

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Speaker 1: targeting US military personnel and the region, and we've been

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Speaker 1: learning about more strikes on Syria targets in Syria linked

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Speaker 1: Good morning to you, raz Let's start with this apparent

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Speaker 1: rationing up of tensions between the US and Iran and

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Speaker 1: learning of more strikes on Syria targets too. What can

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Speaker 1: you tell us, Well.

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Speaker 7: That's right. What we know is the US says that

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Speaker 7: struck several sites inside Syria, that it said we're being

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Speaker 7: used by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard. That says we've seen

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Speaker 7: an escalation in attacks on US troops in the region.

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Speaker 7: You do have a lot of US military assets in

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Speaker 7: course that US warships shot down several missiles fired a

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Speaker 7: as I said, those drowne and other rocket attacks on

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Speaker 7: seeing the little by little the sense the US is

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Speaker 7: being drawn into this somehow. Obviously there's no sense that

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Speaker 7: inside Israel and Gaza. But there's lots of outfits operating

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Speaker 7: obviously using this moment to test the boundaries here. And

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Speaker 7: so the risk is that you just get a further

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Speaker 7: some point you get a more significant one than we've

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Speaker 1: And the rahtoric that we're hearing then from political leaders

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Speaker 1: How significant is that?

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Speaker 7: Well, it's interesting, of course that they're saying this in

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Speaker 7: advertise them. And what they're saying is, yeah, we're in

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Speaker 7: other channels potentially into Iran. And the messaging is the same,

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Speaker 7: because of course Iran again has its fingers in many,

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Speaker 7: course Hesbola of course are the who theis in Yemen

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Speaker 7: interesting to me is it's quite clear that they're talking

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Speaker 1: Least, yes, and we without for further developments as well. Meanwhile,

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg has learned that Israel is looking for the help

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Speaker 1: of spyware companies when it comes to tracking the hostages

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Speaker 1: that are still in Gaza.

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Speaker 7: Well, that's right. It's quite interesting to learn that some

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Speaker 7: which I'm sure many of us have heard of, they're

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Speaker 7: enlisting these companies and their services to try and track

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Speaker 7: necessarily without controversy though, because, as I said, the Pegasus software,

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Speaker 7: as are other operators in that fielding you, a few

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Speaker 7: that we're using it potentially to spy on dissidents, on

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Speaker 7: spyware's proving quite useful, shall we say, in efforts to

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Speaker 1: The same time, just back to the diplomacy for a moment,

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Speaker 7: Well, that's right. It's interesting seeing this sort of word

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Speaker 7: salad in essence that's going on. Is anyone willing to

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Speaker 7: call it a cease fire? It doesn't seem so, because

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Speaker 7: that might have bigger connotations. But essentially what they're doing

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Speaker 7: pause in fighting that if you were to call it that,

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Speaker 7: rockets at Israel. The idea, as you say, is to

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Speaker 7: get enough of a break to allow more of the

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Speaker 7: humanitarian aid to go in. So there's no suggestion that

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