America ain't too shabby. Ain't too shabby at all. Given the year we've had as, uh, you know, what with Trump's trade war and then the actual war.Well, we're well, more than halfway into earnings season at this point in time. And I think, broadly speaking, every research note you read suggests we've had more beats than misses. Uh, mostly on the back of monetary tailwinds.All the monetary easing activity we saw last year seems to be feeding into demand, uh, with help from, you know, the tax cuts, the consump ...

LIVE FROM DUBAI THIS IS BLOOMBERG DAYBREAK EUROPE. I’M JOUMANNA BERCETCHE WITH YOUR TOP STORIES. STOCKS IN ASIA FALL FROM RECORD HIGHS WHILE OIL REBOUNDS AS THE U.S. HIT MILITARY TARGETS IN IRAN. TRADERS LOOK AHEAD TO US JOBS REPORT DONALD TRUMP'S LATEST 10% TARIFFS RULED ILLEGAL, ANOTHER BLOW TO THE PRESIDENTS FLAGSHIP TRADE POLICY. AND THE U.K. PRIME MINISTER AWAITS HIS FATE AS EARLY RESULTS FROM LOCAL ELECTIONS PAINT AND UGLY PICTURE FOR HIS RULING LABOUR PARTY. LET'S GET YOU UP TO SPEED ON THE MARKETS A ...

I mean overnight developments. There was an excuse to take risk off the table into the weekend, I suppose, but markets haven't necessarily taken up that opportunity. Yes, we saw oil prices spike.They are a little elevated, but not by much. U.S. futures pointing higher. How do you think about the market's response to what has been an uptick in in violence in the Strait of Hormuz.I think it makes sense, and I think we'll continue to see higher prices in equities next week. Uh, I thought that clip that you jus ...

The gap between the equity market performance, record highs and the reality of higher prices and fewer products as a result of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Do we need to think about future proofing portfolios for the second half of this year. If that all comes to bay.The earnings have been incredibly resilient over this quarter. You're actually seeing earnings growth. A lot of that mathematically is driven from where so much of that earnings has come from.It's come from the materials. It's come from ...

Good morning. This is horizons, Middle East and Africa. Our top stories this morning.The US comes out strikes in the Strait of Hormuz in response to Iranian attacks on Navy destroyers, in an escalation that threatens the fragile ceasefire in place. President Trump threatens Tehran to agree to a deal fast. Asian stocks pull back from a record high, and crude oil rises as escalating tensions in the Middle East revived concerns over energy supplies.Testing the durability of the recent equity rally. And as poll ...

They trifled with us today. We blew them away. They trifle. They call that a trifle.I'll let you know where there's no safe. You won't have to know. If there's no ceasefire, you're not going to have to know.You didn't have to look at one big blow coming out of Iran, and they'd better sign their agreement fast. Iran's position is clear. The only viable solution in the Strait of Hormuz is a permanent end to the war.The lifting of maritime blockade and the restoration of normal passage. Instead, the US is push ...

>> THIS IS THE ASIA TRADE. I AM SHERY AHN IN TOKYO ALONGSIDE HAIDI STROUD-WATTS IN SYDNEY. THE TOP STORIES THIS HOUR.OIL OPEN TIRE AFTER THE U.S. FIRED ON IRANIAN TARGETS FOLLOWING ATTACKS IN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ. ASIAN MARKETS SET TO OPEN LOWER AS THE WALL STREET RALLY FALTERS AND WITHOUT AN END TO THE IRAN CONFLICT, CHINA IS SET TO REMAIN WARY ABOUT A PLANNED SUMMIT BETWEEN PRESIDENT TRUMP AND PRESIDENT XI NEXT WEEK. THE WAR IS WEIGHING ON THE GATHERING OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN LEADERS HIT ASEAN WILL BE AIMING ...

The US struck military targets in Iran after the country fired on three Navy destroyers sailing in the Strait of Hormuz. The latest clash heightens tensions in the region as the US attempts to exit a war now in its third month. President Donald Trump's administration has been waiting for Iran to respond to its proposal to reopen the strait and end the conflict. Bloomberg's Stuart Livingstone-Wallace reports. -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video? Subscribe and turn on notificatio ...

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I've been saying this is not just about private credit. This is something that is a is uh endemic to to market cycles. This happened in the IPO of dotcoms back in the late 90s.They had no remember they had no revenue, no business plan and they were selling for large prices. >> And then of course in the uh leadup to the global financial crisis, >> you had the mortgage market. The non-g guaranteed mortgage market exploded in size to about where the private credit market is today.a little less actually for tho ...