Is there any reason for the United States to be doing this beyond the fact that it's embarrassing for Trump's chainsaw buddy to you know need a bailout like to to like I would say it's primarily that it's embarrassing for his chainsaw buddy by the way we should get back to a second for you know to to the bailout that that the Trump team is giving me le because it's interesting one of the things that when they handed him the 20 billion or they're going to hand him a$20 billion swap line which is a form of cr ...

And I'm now joined by Egypt's foreign minister, Bader Abdel-ati. Minister, thank you so much for joining Bloomberg. Thank you so much for hosting me.You were part of one of the most significant meetings to take place at this U.N. with President Trump and other Arab leaders. What did the president tell you about how the U.S. sees the path going in terms of ending this war in Gaza. Well, I mean, it was a very, very encouraging meeting.It was positive, you know, to hear from President Trump, his commitment as ...

I fervently hope it will be acceptable for me to simply offer to the community my apologies for associating with young women who turned out to be under the age of 18. [Music] This is one of the three options for a carefully crafted apology that Bloomberg News discovered in Jeffrey Epstein's personal Yahoo inbox. We obtained more than 18,000 emails sent to and from his private Yahoo account.As federal investigators were pleasing in in 2008, Epstein considered saying sorry. The emails paint a more complete pi ...

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We have Kyriakos Mitsotakis, prime minister of Greece, here with us. We'll jump straight in. Lot of movement on Ukraine this week.You've had Trump saying stuff about it. You have various NATO allies getting cross about the fighter jets incursion into its territory and warning Russia about it. You even had Germany coming forward and saying, let's use the $140 billion billion euro frozen assets to help Ukraine.Now, you have always been a kind of champion of this idea of having a common European fund for defen ...

Louis Fed President Jim Bullard joins us now. And I am so excited to speak with you, Jim, because right now I'm looking at all of this data that suggests a really strong U.S. market, a really strong U.S. economy, people continuing to be able to spend and their incomes rising. What about this picture makes you think that the Fed needs to be cutting rates more aggressively.Yeah, Thanks for having me. So these numbers look to me like they're they're consistent with what markets are expecting. I think markets h ...

Well, the markets are basically not expecting a huge change, and we don't really get a huge change, although the PC price index for the month of August is up at 3/10, which is, as forecast, a little higher than it was last month, puts the year over year rate at 2.7% just as forecast. And the core rate comes in at 2/10, same as forecast, a little lower than last month and that leaves us at 2.9%. So no real change in the inflation picture, although as we talked about with Tom Barkin earlier today, it's not ge ...

When did you realize that you had a chance to advance and you weren't just going to be there for one or two or three years, but you could actually stay there your whole career. At what point did you realize you were pretty good at this. I had a very slow start and then an acceleration.I started as an administrative assistant. A few years in, Wellington was a very flat organization and they created what is now we consider a research associate position for for me. So, I was just constantly learning. I was lea ...

Joining us this morning, Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin here on Bloomberg Television and radio worldwide and on radio. They can't see it, but on television, people can see you have a bit of a bandage on your head. You just had one of those older people's kind of operations.Yeah, there's no truth that it was what happened in the last meeting. All right. Speaking of the last meeting, we came out of that believing that or at least Wall Street that you're going to cut rates again in October and maybe in Dece ...

Whether it's kids' toys or EVs. China's exports are on a tear this year. Companies shipped $2.5% trillion worth of goods through August. That's the most for any year for China or for any other country, for that matter.It's driven by rising demand from all over the world. And it's come despite a drop in shipments to the U.S. after President Donald Trump put 50% or more tariffs on almost all goods from China. For Beijing, it's good news because it's boosting growth at home at a time of domestic economic woes. ...