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

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Speaker 1: Charlie Pellett. Vice President Kamala Harris says she strongly disagrees

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Speaker 1: with comments made by President Biden that have been seized

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Speaker 1: on by Republicans as insulting to Donald Trump's supporters, seeking

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Speaker 1: to distance herself from a brewing controversy that threatens to

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Speaker 1: undercut her momentum in the final week of campaigning. So

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Speaker 1: what about the elections and US markets, specifically bond yields.

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Speaker 1: Emily Rowland is co chief investment strategist at JH Investments.

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Speaker 2: It all comes down to the election, and we're kind

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Speaker 2: of process of elimination investors. When we look at this

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Speaker 2: backup in bond yields, we want to see, well, it

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Speaker 2: was a commodity driven. Are we seeing inflation expectations increase?

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Speaker 2: And in fact, there's a lot of signs of disinflation

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Speaker 2: right now. We look at things like wage growth that's

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Speaker 2: gone from as high as four percent on average hourly

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Speaker 2: earnings down to two percent. Initial claims still contain continuing

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Speaker 2: claims actually quite elevated. The quit rates come down, So

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Speaker 2: the days, by the way, leaving your job and finding

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Speaker 2: another one to make more money.

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Speaker 3: I think are behind US.

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Speaker 1: Roland was interviewed on Bloomberg's Surveillance. Companies looking to go

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Speaker 1: public in the US this year have seemingly given up

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Speaker 1: on the traditional window after the Labor Day holiday in September,

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Speaker 1: dashing hopes for a rush of deals ahead of the

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Speaker 1: presidential election. More from Bloomberg's tom busby Jarlie.

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Speaker 4: According to data compiled by Bloomberg, proceeds from inaugural share

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Speaker 4: sales on the public markets have brought in seven point

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Speaker 4: seven billion dollars since September second now that's about one

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Speaker 4: fifth of total volume so far, and significantly lower than

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Speaker 4: this time last year, when Armholdings and others raised nine

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Speaker 4: point six billion. Offerings from ticket platform stub Hub and

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Speaker 4: AI semiconductor maker Cerebra Systems, both of which were weighing

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Speaker 4: fall debuts, have yet to materialize, and heavyweight contenders, including

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Speaker 4: fintech groups Chime Financial and Clarinebank, are already focusing on

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Speaker 4: twenty twenty five. Charlie Bloomberg's tom busby reporting the US

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Speaker 4: economy grew by two point eight percent in the third quarter.

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Speaker 4: That is down from the three percent rate in the

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Speaker 4: prior three months, but consumer spending rows three point seven percent.

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Speaker 4: That's the most since early last year. Claudia Sam is

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Speaker 4: chief economist a New Century Advisors, and a Bloomberg opinion Cottonness.

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Speaker 5: It's not just one quarter.

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Speaker 2: We have now put together four quarters that are about

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Speaker 2: three percent growth in consumer spending inflation adjusted, and you

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Speaker 2: put that together with business investment. That's what we're looking for.

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Speaker 5: Like, this is a.

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Speaker 2: Really good report, and it's not one to be afraid of.

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Speaker 5: The Fed is not going to be afraid of this report.

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Speaker 5: We have supply coming online, we have productivity higher.

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Speaker 2: Like this really is good news.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Opinion, Cottonness. Claudia Sam a guest on Bloomberg's Surveillance Sam.

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Speaker 1: We got positive news about the labor market out of

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Speaker 1: the government's official report on Friday, And with that story,

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Speaker 1: here's Bloomberg's Vinie Deljudi.

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Speaker 3: Payroll processor eightypis. As American businesses added workers at the

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Speaker 3: fastest pace and more than a year, almost a quarter

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Speaker 3: million last month. The strength was across most industries, with

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Speaker 3: manufacturing the only sector to lose jobs. The data suggests

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Speaker 3: America's jobs market remains healthy, even with two hurricanes sweeping

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Speaker 3: the US South and a walkout at aircraft maker Boeing.

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Speaker 3: Any girl, chide Ice Blomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Air Bus is reiterating its goal for seven hundred and

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Speaker 1: seventy aircraft deliveries in twenty twenty four, sticking to the

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Speaker 1: closely watched target and with more. Here's Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini.

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Speaker 5: Charlie. This is despite supply chain glitches that have really

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Speaker 5: weighed on the planemaker's ambitious plans to boost production. And

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Speaker 5: maintaining its fullier delivery target does signal Airbus is confident

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Speaker 5: it can speed output during the final months of the year.

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Speaker 5: Several analysts had expected it to trimnegel after it delivered

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Speaker 5: under five hundred commercial jets through the first nine months

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Speaker 5: of the year. This is the world's largest planemaker. It's

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Speaker 5: been unable to build aircraft fast enough to meet Demanda's

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Speaker 5: airlines upgride fleets with more fuel efficient jets, and production

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Speaker 5: at rival Boeing is hurt by the ongoing strike.

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Speaker 1: There Charlie, Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini. And that's news when you

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Speaker 1: want it with Bloomberg News. Now, I'm Charlie Pelatan. This

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