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Speaker 1: I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the
Speaker 1: stories we're following today.
Speaker 2: Karin, we begin with new developments in the war in Ukraine.
Speaker 2: Russia reportedly fired an intercontinental ballistic missile last night as
Speaker 2: part of a barrage targeting the central Ukrainian city of
Speaker 2: de Nepro. That's according to Ukraine's Air Force. Bloomberg opinion
Speaker 2: columnist Mark Champion says, the use of ICBMs would be
Speaker 2: a significant development.
Speaker 3: They are understanding kinds of missiles that would be used
Speaker 3: in a nuclear strike. It's bat left terrifying that that
Speaker 3: sounds in terms of the nuclear issue, just because you
Speaker 3: can be certain that the Russians will have told the
Speaker 3: Americans in advance that this would carry a conventional beload.
Speaker 2: Bloomberg Opinion columnist Mark Champion says Ukraine's air force says
Speaker 2: it shot down six of seven cruise missiles fired during
Speaker 2: the attack, and Russia says it intercepted two UK made
Speaker 2: storm Shadow missiles, along with six high Mars rockets and
Speaker 2: sixty seven drones fired by Ukraine.
Speaker 1: And Nathan, President Biden is trying to lock in even
Speaker 1: more support for Ukraine before he leaves office. The White
Speaker 1: House says it plans to cancel four point sixty five
Speaker 1: billion dollars in Ukraine's debt. That's about half of a
Speaker 1: nine billion dollar loan that Congress approved as part of
Speaker 1: a sixty billion dollars supplemental package for Ukraine. Republican Senator
Speaker 1: Ran Paul posted on x that he'll force a vote
Speaker 1: on the Senate Florida stop this, but both houses of
Speaker 1: Congress would need to approve Paul's resolution, and President Biden
Speaker 1: could also veto it.
Speaker 2: Turning into markets now, Karen, we're watching shares of Nvidia
Speaker 2: this morning. They're down more than three percent. The world's
Speaker 2: most valuable company delivered a revenue forecast that failed to
Speaker 2: meet Wall Street's highest expectations. In Vidia's predicting fourth quarter
Speaker 2: sales of about thirty seven and a half billion dollars.
Speaker 2: That's slightly above the average analyst estimate, but it is
Speaker 2: below the most optimistic forecasts. In Vidia CEO Jensen Wang
Speaker 2: says demand for its newest Blackwell chips still exceeds supply.
Speaker 4: Blackwell production is in full steam. In fact, we will
Speaker 4: deliver this quarter more blackwells than we have previously estimated,
Speaker 4: and so the supply chain team is doing an incredible
Speaker 4: job working with our supply partners to increase Blackwell.
Speaker 2: And Video CEO Jensen Wang says sales are poised to
Speaker 2: double for a second year in a row. Before this
Speaker 2: morning's losses, and Video shares were up almost two hundred
Speaker 2: percent this year, and if.
Speaker 1: Then the powerful rally in bitcoin continues this morning, as
Speaker 1: the digital currency closes in on one hundred one thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: it's being fueled over optimism that president like Donald Trump
Speaker 1: support for crypto and also over potentially friendly regulations. The
Speaker 1: crypto market as a whole has gained approximately nine hundred
Speaker 1: billion dollars since Trump's election win, and checking bitcoin right now,
Speaker 1: it is up three and a quarter percent. It's at
Speaker 1: ninety seven five hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Turning to the Trump transition now, Karen Republicans on the
Speaker 2: House US Ethics Committee have voted against releasing a report
Speaker 2: on their long running investigation into President elect Trump's nominee
Speaker 2: for Attorney General, former Congressman Matt Gates. But the tug
Speaker 2: of war over this report is not over yet, as
Speaker 2: we hear from Bloomberg Sammy Morris in Washington.
Speaker 5: Democrats Susan Wild of Pennsylvania says the ethics panel, which
Speaker 5: is evenly split between the two parties, voted at a
Speaker 5: two hour long closed door meeting and no Republicans joined
Speaker 5: Democrats who want to release the report. The panel is
Speaker 5: expected to meet and vote again in December. Meanwhile, Gates
Speaker 5: met four hours behind closed doors with Republican senators who
Speaker 5: have questions about the sexual misconduct and other allegations against him.
Speaker 5: At least one Republican Senator, Lindsey Graham, decried the quote
Speaker 5: lynch mob forming against Gates in Washington, Amy Morris, Bloomberg Radio, All.
Speaker 1: Right, Amy, thank you. While President elect Trump is filling
Speaker 1: out more of his diplomatic ranks. He's named former Congressman
Speaker 1: Pete Hoakstra US ambassador to Canada. Holkstro was Ambassador to
Speaker 1: the Netherlands in the first Trump administration and chairs the
Speaker 1: Republican Party in the swing state of Michigan. And Trump
Speaker 1: has tapped Matt Whittaker to be his ambassador to NATO.
Speaker 1: Whitaker was Trump's acting Attorney General after he forced out
Speaker 1: his first AG, Jeff Sessions.
Speaker 2: In staying with the transition, Karen Elon Musk and Vivik
Speaker 2: Ramaswami say they want to eliminate work from home policies
Speaker 2: for the federal government. We get more on that from
Speaker 2: Bloomberg's Doug Prisner.
Speaker 6: Musk and Ramaswami are leading the new Department of Government Efficiency.
Speaker 6: In a Wall Street Journal op ed, the pair wrote
Speaker 6: requiring federal employees to come to the office five days
Speaker 6: a week would result in a wave of voluntary terminations
Speaker 6: that they welcome. And they said if federal employees don't
Speaker 6: want to show up, American taxpayers shouldn't pay them for
Speaker 6: the COVID era privilege of staying home. But eliminating those
Speaker 6: policies could spark clashes between the new administration and government
Speaker 6: employee union. On the other hand, a full return to
Speaker 6: office could benefit the local Washington, DC economy In New York.
Speaker 6: I'm Doug Prisoner Bloomberg Radio.
Speaker 1: All right, dog, thank you well. In legal news this morning,
Speaker 1: US prosecutors have charged Gwantam and Donnie with helping drive
Speaker 1: a two hundred and fifty million dollar bribery scheme. It's
Speaker 1: a stunning blow to India's most powerful businessman and close
Speaker 1: ally a prime minister in Aarndramodi. Federal prosecutors say the
Speaker 1: tycoon and other defendants promised to pay more than two
Speaker 1: hundred fifty million dollars in bribes to Indian government officials
Speaker 1: to win solar energy contracts worth billions of dollars. The
Speaker 1: Adannie Group is denying the allegations. A Donni Group stocks
Speaker 1: and bonds plunged on the news while being nearly thirty
Speaker 1: billion dollars off the conglomerates market value and Karin.
Speaker 2: The founder of our Kegos Capital Management, Bill Wong, has
Speaker 2: been sentenced to eighteen years in prison. Back in July,
Speaker 2: a jury found Wang guilty of misleading banks into providing
Speaker 2: his family office with billions of dollars in trading capacity Bloomberg.
Speaker 2: Shaquille Amari says the former financier express regrets. During the
Speaker 2: proceedings in the New York courtroom, Wang.
Speaker 7: Was remorseful, telling the judge he felt deep paid for
Speaker 7: what happened to our Kagos Now prosecutors they wanted a
Speaker 7: twenty one year sentence because they said that Wang was
Speaker 7: a repeat offender in all of this because back in
Speaker 7: twenty twelve he pled guilty to inside a trading with
Speaker 7: another company, Tiger Capital Now. On the other hand, his defense,
Speaker 7: they wanted no jail time, but the judge says that
Speaker 7: was utterly ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Bloomberg Shaquille Amari there outside the courtroom. Our Kagos fell
Speaker 2: into a spiral after its March twenty twenty one selloff
Speaker 2: in ViacomCBS shares prompted billions of dollars in margin calls,
Speaker 2: and that led to the collapse of Wang's thirty six
Speaker 2: billion dollar family office and the fallout included the demise
Speaker 2: of Credit Sueese, as well as significant losses for Morgan Stanley, Ubs,
Speaker 2: Numural Holdings, and other banks.
Speaker 1: Well Nathan. The Justice Department and a group of states
Speaker 1: are proposing major changes to Alphabet's Google. They include a
Speaker 1: for sale of the company's Chrome web browser in the
Speaker 1: wake of a Landmark ruling that the tank and I
Speaker 1: legally monopolized online search and a court filing yesterday, anti
Speaker 1: trust enforcers said they would also prefer a divestiture of
Speaker 1: the Android smartphone operating system.
Speaker 2: Google opposed is the proposal.
Speaker 1: Arguing it with harm Americans privacy and security stymy its
Speaker 1: Ai investments, and hurt other companies that rely on its revenue.
Speaker 1: And it's time now for look at some of the
Speaker 1: other stories making news in New York and around the world.
Speaker 1: And for that we're joined by Bloomberg's John Tucker, John,
Speaker 1: Good Morning, Good Morning, Karen.
Speaker 8: The FBI arrested a man who's been charged with planning
Speaker 8: an attack on the New York Stock Exchange. More from
Speaker 8: Bloomberg's Jeff Bellinger.
Speaker 9: The FBI sas thirty year old Harun Abdul Malik Yanier
Speaker 9: of Coral Springs, Florida, wanted to reboot the US government
Speaker 9: by planting a bomb at the New York Stock Exchange
Speaker 9: and detonating it with the remote controlled device. Authorities found
Speaker 9: bomb making sketches, along with timers and other electronics that
Speaker 9: could be used for building explosive devices. They say in
Speaker 9: air all also searched online for things related to bomb making.
Speaker 9: The suspect allegedly told under cover FBI agents that he
Speaker 9: wanted to detonate the bomb the week before Thanksgiving. Jeff
Speaker 9: Bellinger Bloomberg Radio.
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Speaker 2: This is Bloomberg Daybreak. Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager. On
Speaker 2: a morning where Nvidia's earnings remain a major focus for investors.
Speaker 2: The AI Chip Powerhouse gave a revenue forecast that fell
Speaker 2: short of Wall Street's biggest expectations, but CEO Jensen Wong
Speaker 2: says the next generation in Vidia Blackwell chips are on
Speaker 2: track to ship with very strong demand.
Speaker 4: It is the case that demand exceeds our supply, and
Speaker 4: that's expected as we're in the beginnings of this generativity
Speaker 4: I revolution as we all know.
Speaker 2: In Nvidia's CEO Jensen Wong spoke on the company conference
Speaker 2: call last night for more on the results and the
Speaker 2: outlook for AI going forward. We are joined by Dan Ives,
Speaker 2: global head of Technology Research at web Bush Securities. Dan,
Speaker 2: great to have you back with us this morning. So
Speaker 2: in Nvidia didn't meet Wall Street's biggest expectations, did it
Speaker 2: meet yours?
Speaker 10: Good morning?
Speaker 13: Hello, Look, this is just like last quarter. I mean,
Speaker 13: the bears try to poke at it, and look what
Speaker 13: happened to the stock sentence up seventeen percent. I believe
Speaker 13: this was just ultimately a press release. They should frame
Speaker 13: it and put it in the love. It's the start
Speaker 13: of the trick. What I believe is to track the
Speaker 13: four trillion and beyond super bullish. I believe there's a
Speaker 13: stock that's probably up the end of the day.
Speaker 2: Nough, we did hear just a moment ago, Jensen Wong
Speaker 2: saying that supply is having trouble keeping up with demand.
Speaker 2: Is that going to continue to be an issue going forward.
Speaker 2: What can it do to get that back into balance.
Speaker 13: Look to put some numbers, I mean Street thought this
Speaker 13: would be two to three billion a quarter in terms
Speaker 13: of black Bell. It's probably gonna because of eight to
Speaker 13: ten billion demand the supply of fifteen to one. So
Speaker 13: it's going to take time. From a supply can train perspective,
Speaker 13: that's a high class problem and into a street continues
Speaker 13: to under the demand. And that's why Look is this
Speaker 13: all plays out?
Speaker 14: I mean you look what videos and.
Speaker 13: We're talking unprecedented in terms of AI industrial.
Speaker 14: Revolution, and they're reading they are the only.
Speaker 13: Game in town, led by godfather of AI, Jensen and Video.
Speaker 2: Now, the demand in terms of the data revenue or
Speaker 2: the data center piece still seems like it's concentrated in
Speaker 2: those big cloud providers, you know, Amazon, Apple, does in
Speaker 2: Nvidia need to do more to broaden out the demand
Speaker 2: that it's seeing for data centers particularly.
Speaker 13: Yeah, right now, at the front of the line, front
Speaker 13: of the velvet roops, it's big tech, right they have
Speaker 13: a front seat, But behind them it's sovereigns and its
Speaker 13: other called global two thousands that are now going to
Speaker 13: be waiting in line to go down the AI route.
Speaker 13: Only four percent of companies have even gone down it.
Speaker 13: You look at Big Tech, that's three hundred billion a
Speaker 13: loan of AI catbacks next year. So we're talking trillions
Speaker 13: of AI capbacks. And guess what, there's only one game
Speaker 13: in town, DYNVIDI in terms of the chips. But this
Speaker 13: also shows a broader tech second, third, fourth derivative. Get
Speaker 13: the popcorn out. It's still nine thirty ten pm in
Speaker 13: this AI party that goes to four am.
Speaker 2: Did Jensen Wong do enough to allay some of the
Speaker 2: concerns that we heard going into this report about overheating
Speaker 2: in the black Weell chips and not contributing to the
Speaker 2: production delays that we've seen.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, I mean he called it out right away,
Speaker 13: and I just need we've talked about the four When
Speaker 13: you're at the top of the mountain, the bears are
Speaker 13: going to come out of hibernation mood, you know that
Speaker 13: have missed this historic run. They'll try to pull holes.
Speaker 13: There's no poking holes here. I mean, we're talking about
Speaker 13: production that's ramping a head of street expectations. And that's
Speaker 13: why any weakness today, it's just what I believe is
Speaker 13: an opportunity as this is a four trillion and potentially
Speaker 13: in the next few years five trillion dollar market.
Speaker 2: At the same time, up to now, I mean, we've
Speaker 2: seen such dramatic growth for Invidia. I mean it's it's
Speaker 2: really been like a rocket ship for this company. Can
Speaker 2: it continue to maintain that kind of momentum or do
Speaker 2: investors need to start preparing for a little bit more
Speaker 2: of a leveling off in terms of the growth trajectory.
Speaker 14: Look, that will be a question, But this is Mahomes
Speaker 14: in high school Moan.
Speaker 13: Soto when he's fourteen, right, I mean in terms of
Speaker 13: where in Vidio is and in terms of as is
Speaker 13: all plays out in terms of AI revolution, it's in
Speaker 13: tatiable demand and there's no other competitor out there. And
Speaker 13: that's why what you really it's not even just a
Speaker 13: mountain video what it shows about big tech. This is real.
Speaker 13: This is the most pronounced tech spending wave that we
Speaker 13: probably have ever seen, and and it just speaks to
Speaker 13: our view NASDAK twenty thousand and events in the next
Speaker 13: few year's NASDAK twenty five thousand conversations happened being led
Speaker 13: by AI.
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