How big has the pushback been in the last twenty four hours. I've heard it. Yeah.And he's still sounding defiant, John. He's insisting that he won't go down without a fight. He told a meeting of his top team behind that black door this morning that he takes full responsibility for those abysmal election results last week.The Labour Party's election, selection process for a new leader hasn't been triggered because he says the com the country expects him to govern, and that's what he's going to do. Now we als ...

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Henrietta joins us here, managing partner and director of economic policy at Veda Partnership down there in New Orleans, as they say. Henrietta, what are your expectations and the expectations of the people you talk to about this, uh, coming up summit with president G and China. Hey, guys.Uh, my expectations are much like yours. Pretty low, I think. Um, Secretary Bassett and Ambassador Greer have been planting that, um, perception for not just weeks, but months now, even before the Iran war started.Uh, I am ...

We're only making a good deal. We have their militaries gone. It's wiped out, and we're only going to make a good deal.We'll see what happens. But I believe that one way or the other, it's going to be very good for the American people. And I think actually very good for the Iranians.Are you reconsidering the Pakistanis as a mediator. You know, they're great ones. I think the Pakistanis have been great. The field marshal and the prime minister of Pakistan have been absolutely great.What is your message to Pr ...

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So there's a lot of, you know, the markets are on tenterhooks to know whether the Prime Minister survives. We don't exactly know what comes next. The markets are nervous.What does it mean for JP Morgan in London. Well, look, we've had ups and downs in markets and up and down politicians, so it's not going to change our fundamental strategy. I would say that Europe, including the UK, know what to do as the Draghi report.There are 300 items in their common capital markets, common regulations allowing cross-bo ...

LET'S FIX IT AND WE HAVE TO FIX IT RIGHT AWAY. FRANCINE: DOES THE U.S. NEED STRONGER ALLIES. JAMIE: IT'S GOOD FOR THE U.S. AND I THINK STRONGER ALLIES IS GOOD FOR THE U.S..WE NEED A STRONGER NATO. THEY ARE DOING THAT BY THE WAY. THE PRESIDENT PUSH THEM A LOT THEY'RE ALL DOING IT WHICH IS A GOOD THING.THE GOAL OF IT SHOULD BE TO HAVE A STRONGER NATO NOT A WEAKER NATO. THE GOAL IF YOU ASK ME WITH THE GOAL SHOULD BE OUR ECONOMIC LABOR SHOULD BE HAVING A STRONGER EUROPE TO HELP YOU. I WROTE IT MAY BE A PIPE DRE ...

I was talking with the equities desk this morning at Bloomberg News about a lot of these names that are really lower today, taking a pause, Intel, Micron, Intel in particular. They were kind of primed for a bit of a pullback. Right.Is that it. Is that just timing in the moment, or is it the CPI print we got this morning. I think the CPI print is completely disregarded by the chip nation and AI because they don't care.They just simply don't care what cost things are. Or, I guess, overall, they don't care. Go ...

The markets are optimistic. They're optimistic that there's some kind of resolution. The Middle East.Are they overlooking the worries about inflation. Welcome. Happy to be here.I think it's a little bit too much exuberance out there. It's not just the Middle East. It's, you know, Ukraine, Russia.Still there. America, China. There are a lot of these complex issues which may or may not affect the market.But then there are issues like inflation. You know, the today's print wasn't so good. So yeah, I think the ...

What catches your eye looking at this report. Well, there's some hints of second round effects of higher energy prices on core. So those airline numbers, the food at home numbers, there's also kind of spillage into headline through food because a lot of food prices are related to transportation costs.And so the concern here, the assumption here, I think, from the Fed's point of view and ours is that oil prices tend to give you headline effects but not core effects. And there's at least at the moment, given ...