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Speaker 2: I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the

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Speaker 1: Oil's trading near its highest level since last November, but

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Speaker 3: Of this year.

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Speaker 1: Bloomberg Oil reporter Julia Fanzeri says the surprise extension will

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Speaker 4: Traders are really surprised, not by necessarily the quantity, but

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Speaker 4: That's really going to tighten the market to the end

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Speaker 1: And Bloomberg's Julia Fanzeri says oil surge is stoking a

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Speaker 2: Well Nathan, stocks in Europe are fallen a bit. Disappointing

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Speaker 2: economic news this morning out of Germany, and we get

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Speaker 2: the latest from Bloomberg's You and Potts You in Good morning, Good.

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Speaker 5: Morning, Karon Nathan. Factory orders in Germany plummeted in July,

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Speaker 5: Despite the data, ECB Governing Council member Klaus Cannot says

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Speaker 5: maybe underestimating the chances. He tells Bloomberg the meeting will

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Speaker 5: be a close call live in London. I'm your pots

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Speaker 1: Okay you and thank you. Over in Asia, the yen

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Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Nathan Chinese property stocks are trading at a one

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Speaker 2: month high. Investors are betting there will be more policy

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Speaker 1: Staying in China, Careen, there's word this morning the government

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Speaker 1: Let's get the story from Bloomberg' John Tucker, John.

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Speaker 6: The Well Street journalist. As staff add some central government regulators'

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Speaker 6: offices received instructions via chat groups and in meetings to

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Speaker 6: China is Apple's biggest international market in iPhones, who among

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Speaker 6: insensitive agencies. Beijing in recent years stepped up a campaign

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Speaker 6: alternatives within two years. In New yorkom John Tucker.

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Speaker 2: Radio, all right, John, thanks, Another high tech company is

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Speaker 2: in the spotlight this morning. Bloomberg News has learned Amazon

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Speaker 2: will likely be sued by the Federal Trade Commission later

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Speaker 2: this month, and we get this story from Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger.

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Speaker 3: It caps a four year anti trust investigation into Amazon.

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Speaker 3: Sources say the suit is expected to target the online

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Speaker 3: retail giant's popular marketplace. That's where third party merchants, which

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Speaker 3: Amazon unfairly ties access to its marketplace with its logistics service.

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Speaker 3: Sources say company executives met with the FTC's three commissioners

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Speaker 3: has focused on anti trust and competition as a keystone

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Speaker 3: tech companies. Jeff Bellinger, Bloomberg Radio.

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Speaker 1: Thanks, Jeff. In politics, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's back

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Speaker 7: Senator McConnell says he wants to put things in perspective.

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Speaker 8: One particular moment of my time Backholme has received its

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Speaker 7: It should be noted the Congressional doctor again has said

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Speaker 2: All right and thanks well. It's the toughest punishment yet

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Speaker 9: We asked for a recommendation that's not greater than fifteen years.

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Speaker 2: Until now, the longest sentence for a January sixth conspirator

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Speaker 10: America's top diplomat, Anthony Blincoln, has arrived in Kief and

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Speaker 11: Point of Lincoln's trip to Kiev is just sort of

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Speaker 10: last year. President Biden is celebrating a labor deal for

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Speaker 10: He's calling it the Freedom to Breathe Act. It would

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Speaker 13: What we saw in the southern hemisphere, so their winter

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Speaker 1: I'm Nathan Hager. The tight global energy market could get

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Speaker 1: Commodities at Bloomberg News. Will Good Morning, The duration of

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Speaker 1: this announcement on Saudi and Russian supply cuts really seems

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Speaker 1: Why extend those cuts into December rather than just another

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Speaker 15: Well, I think it shows Saudi Arabia's desire to keep

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Speaker 15: And it shows a willingness to really grip the oil market.

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Speaker 15: I think from their perspective, they feel that the world

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Speaker 15: I mean, in the wake of the financial crisis, more

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Speaker 1: You mentioned Saudi Arabia trying to keep more of a

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Speaker 15: Well, I think a lot of people expect the dev

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Speaker 15: aren't that many extra sources supply. I mean there have been.

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Speaker 15: The market has been relatively well supplied and been able

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Speaker 15: And in that context, I think that's why many observers

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Speaker 15: quite a bullish brew, and.

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Speaker 1: I guess time will tell as well how much further

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Speaker 1: price pressure this could put on a global economy that's

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Speaker 1: still struggling to deal with reining in inflation. I mean,

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Speaker 1: a move like this is going to make central bankers'

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Speaker 15: It definitely feeds in And of course the thing about

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Speaker 15: the general price level isn't vising quite as high. So

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Speaker 15: it's a political issue as well as well. We know

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Speaker 1: Our last minute here will Is there any way to

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Speaker 1: game out what we should expect after December when the

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Speaker 1: next potential decision comes down the line from Saudi Arabia,

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Speaker 15: Look, I think it's hard to say other you know,

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Speaker 15: everyone is meeting their current commitments. I think that they

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Speaker 15: will look at the market, They will look at how demand,

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Speaker 15: how strong demand has been in the final quarter of

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Speaker 15: the Chinese economy is how bad those property wobbles have spread,

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Speaker 15: and they'll think about what to do next. But I

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Speaker 15: suspect it's too early to say. I'm afraid.

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