Of course, without this understanding, it will feel much less safe. On that, they can be very good bilateral relations with the United States, and it let us cooperate in the economic field, in the energy sector, be a big buyer of LNG from the United States. And we appreciate very much the presence of U.S. battalions in Lithuania on the rotational basis.Now, we received the information that this rotation will be prolonged for one and half, two years, but we are interested in a longer term cooperation that Un ...

And on the question of tariffs, you had this vote in the House, bipartisan, basically saying that they were not in favor of these tariffs with Canada. How do you interpret that on some sort of referendum on Trump economic policy, and do you think it changes anything. >> It was a big deal.I mean, look, um, bravery sometimes comes in millimeters. We had six Republicans who broke with their party and voted with Democrats to say, "The president's sloppy tariff policy isn't good and should be repealed and looked ...

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Do you think that's a temporary widening or is the start of maybe a regime change. I think it is a little bit of a start of a new regime change. So you've seen a lot of issuance out of the tech companies, but it's just not about the dollars.It's also where they're issuing. And so a front end of the issuance is actually doing quite well. You take Google, for example, they issued, I think, at 27 basis points for the three or so very tight spread and now it's trading at 20 basis points over.So there's been a l ...

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We also heard from President Trump this week that if Kevin Worsh does his job right as chair of the Fed, assuming he's confirmed, that we'll have 15% GDP growth or better. How realistic is that. >> It is.It's a little It always surprises me that a president who lived his life in business can know so little about economics. Economic growth is a function of two things. How many people are working and how much they actually each of them actually produces.Number of people working isn't going to change. It's goi ...

Senator Mark Kelly, (D) Arizona, spoke to Bloomberg's Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz about President Donald Trump's efforts to take control of Greenland, Europe's issues with the administration, Iran's nuclear program, the DHS funding bill and immigration raids in the US. -------- More on Bloomberg Television and Markets Like this video? Subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss any videos from Bloomberg Markets & Finance: https://tinyurl.com/ysu5b8a9 Visit http://www.bloomberg.com for business ne ...

I don't think AI is per se coming for the workforce. I mean, I I think frankly it's going to be tremendously additive to the workforce. Like, you know, I've got a kid in college.I've got one that's about to go. I actually think what's about to happen here is is that over the next 5 to seven years, you're going to have a whole slew of college graduates who are AI natives who are going to add so much more interesting and intellectual capacity to the workforce that I actually think workforces could potentially ...

The Bank of Japan's policy rate sits at 75% after ending negative rates in 2024 with expectations for one to three more 25 basis point hikes this year, pushing rates toward 1% to 1 and a4%. Goldman Sachs sees the topics up over 10% in the next 12 months, while some Nikkay targets aim for 52,000 to 55,000 by year end on 8 to 9% earnings growth. The bull case hinges on wage growth above 5% in Shunto negotiations and GDP around 1% reinforcing recovery.If rate hikes happen, Japanese financials win from wider ma ...

Geopolitics is key, but 2026 energy markets are moving on more than headlines. Here are five things to watch. First, the LG tsunami.2026 kicks off the largest supply expansion in history. As traders brace for a global surplus, project delays may be key to Henry Hub volatility. Second, the Oil Balancing Act.Supply from Gana, Canada, and Brazil is surging. OPEC Plus faces a tough choice. Lower output or lower oil prices.Third, the China swing. From crude stockpiling to refined product export licenses, a singl ...