Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 2: I'm Nathan Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the
Speaker 2: stories we're following today.
Speaker 3: We begin with the latest in the Israel Hamas war. Overnight,
Speaker 3: Israeli warplanes struct targets across Gaza after another small aid
Speaker 3: shipment was allowed in from Egypt. President Biden spoke with
Speaker 3: the leaders of France, Germany, the UK, and Canada last
Speaker 3: night to discuss ways to keep the war from spreading.
Speaker 3: Secretary of State Anthony blinkn is trying to tamp down
Speaker 3: those concerns as well.
Speaker 4: We expect that there's a likelihood of escalation, escalation by
Speaker 4: Iranian proxies directed against our forces, directed against our personnel.
Speaker 4: We are taking steps to make sure that we can
Speaker 4: effectively defend our people and respond decisively if we need to.
Speaker 4: This is not what we want, not what we're looking for.
Speaker 4: We don't want escalation.
Speaker 3: Secretary Blincoln was on NBC's Meet the Press, which you
Speaker 3: can hear Sundays on Bloomberg Radio. More than fourteen hundred
Speaker 3: is Raelis have been killed since the October seventh attack,
Speaker 3: and the Hamas run Health Ministry says more than forty
Speaker 3: six people have been killed in.
Speaker 2: Gaza, well Nathan, Israel is supporting diplomatic efforts to get
Speaker 2: Hamas to release hostages from Gaza. As a result, Bloomberg
Speaker 2: News has learned that could delay and possibly alter its
Speaker 2: ground war, and we get more from Bloomberg's Oliver Krook
Speaker 2: and Tel Aviv.
Speaker 5: The sort of driving imperative here for the Israelis is
Speaker 5: to dismantle Hamas. Hossages will play into that. There is
Speaker 5: the moral imperative about reducing civilian casualties, but attached to that,
Speaker 5: even for those who are so emotional and angry in Israel,
Speaker 5: who maybe care a little bit less about that, there
Speaker 5: is a political reality here that in order to have
Speaker 5: the continued support of Western powers, which is absolutely crucial,
Speaker 5: this needs to happen. And then, of course then there's
Speaker 5: another question, which is what can be achieved just from
Speaker 5: the skies, and primarily from the skies and from the
Speaker 5: bombing and the bombardment, where perhaps you could have a
Speaker 5: situation where you have a much more limited ground operation.
Speaker 2: And Bloomberg's Oliver Kirk reporting in Tel Aviv, says there
Speaker 2: are two hundred and ten known hostages taken from many countries.
Speaker 3: Well, meanwhile, Karen thousands of reservists around the world of
Speaker 3: back to Israel to fight. The government says more than
Speaker 3: ten thousand people have already traveled from the US on
Speaker 3: commercial and charter flights. Many are part of the group
Speaker 3: of three hundred sixty thousand reservists called up globally by
Speaker 3: Israel's military. Others are volunteers well.
Speaker 2: Nathan Further international aid is expected into Gaza through the
Speaker 2: Rafa border point with Egypt today and we get more
Speaker 2: from Bloomberg's and Michael Heath.
Speaker 6: There's been two lots that have gone through and an
Speaker 6: AID workers are saying this is a drop in the
Speaker 6: ocean compared to what's needed. My understanding was there is
Speaker 6: about forty trucks that are supposed to come through and
Speaker 6: today I think is the hope for that. And AID
Speaker 6: workers were saying the going to need at least one
Speaker 6: hundred to be passing through a data to sort of
Speaker 6: meet the requirements of the humanitarian crisis.
Speaker 2: In Bloomberg's, Michael Heath says President Biden and Israeli Prime
Speaker 2: Minister Netanya, who are promising a continued flow of assistance
Speaker 2: after those first two aid convoys were allowed in.
Speaker 3: I back here in the US Karen, we're approaching three
Speaker 3: weeks since Kevin McCarthy was ousted as House Speaker, and
Speaker 3: there's still no clear cut choice to replace him. The
Speaker 3: roster for the next vote, though, has been set, and
Speaker 3: we get the story from Bloomberg Sad Baxter.
Speaker 7: Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is immediately indors Tom Emmer.
Speaker 8: We need someone who understands how to do this job.
Speaker 8: I believe Tom Emmer our whip. He's been in the
Speaker 8: room with all of our successes, from our bills to
Speaker 8: secure the border, from Parents' Bill of Rights, from cutting
Speaker 8: two trillion dollars, getting work requirements.
Speaker 7: Along with Emmer, Jack bergman Byron Donalds, Kevin Hearn, Mike Johnson,
Speaker 7: Dan Musier, Gary Palmer, Austin Scott, Pete Sessions. McCarthy also
Speaker 7: called what has gone on so far in the party
Speaker 7: and embarrassment. I'm at Baxter Bloomberg Radio.
Speaker 2: All right, ed, Thank you all. Investors closely watched the
Speaker 2: latest developments from the Middle East. The direction of the
Speaker 2: markets may be driven by corporate earnings. Almost a third
Speaker 2: of the companies in the S and P five hundred
Speaker 2: dolls report this week. Big tech will be a major
Speaker 2: focus at the Microsoft, Amazon Meta and Alphabet all reporting.
Speaker 2: Bloomberg Intelligence Senior technology analyst Mandeep Singh expects a strong
Speaker 2: quarter from Alphabet.
Speaker 9: YouTube numbers should look solid Alphabet reports and now on
Speaker 9: the cloud side, another of Alphabet segments, the tailwinds are
Speaker 9: their generative AI investments should help Alphabet Cloud segment actually
Speaker 9: to post better than expected.
Speaker 2: Print and Bloomberg Intelligence senior technology analyst man Deep singhs
Speaker 2: as artificial intelligence will be a big focus of the
Speaker 2: earnings reports. Alphabet and Microsoft both rapport tomorrow.
Speaker 3: And we have big breaking deal news crossing the Bloomberg terminal.
Speaker 3: Karen Chevron is buying Hess for one hundred and seventy
Speaker 3: one dollars a share and on the news has shares
Speaker 3: are higher by three percent in early trading.
Speaker 2: And we have a big takeover in the drug industry.
Speaker 2: Nathan Roach is paying seven point one billion dollars to
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Speaker 2: inflammatory bowel disease. Televant is owned by roy Van Sciences
Speaker 2: and Pfizer. Shares of roy Event are up almost fourteen
Speaker 2: percent in early trading.
Speaker 3: Finally, Karen swift outduels Scorsese. The film version of Taylor
Speaker 3: Swift's Stadium Tour. The Airs Tour held on to the
Speaker 3: box office lead for a second straight weekend, out drawing
Speaker 3: a new Martin Scorsese drama from Apple. comScore says the
Speaker 3: Swift film took in thirty one million more dollars in
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Speaker 2: And it's time now for a look at some of
Speaker 2: the other stories making news around the world. For that,
Speaker 2: we're joined by Bloomberg's John Tucker, John, Good Morning.
Speaker 10: And Good morning, Karen Moore. US military in the Mid East,
Speaker 10: the Pentagon sending the USS Eisenhearer Carriers, strength group and
Speaker 10: additional air defense to the area as the Israel Hamas
Speaker 10: war grinds on. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin.
Speaker 11: Sends another message to those who would seek to widen
Speaker 11: this conflict, and we won't hesitate to take the appropriate action.
Speaker 10: Austin speaking on ABC's This Week, which can be heard
Speaker 10: here on Bloomberg Radio every Sunday. The bind Administration designating
Speaker 10: thirty one regions across the nation and as technology hubs.
Speaker 10: More this morning from Bloomberg Steve Potis.
Speaker 12: The tech hubs span not just semiconductors, but also electric vehicles,
Speaker 12: critical minerals, biomanufacturing, and clean energy. It's a staff of
Speaker 12: approval that's meant to marshall private capital in the core
Speaker 12: areas of federal investment. The goal administration officials say is
Speaker 12: to generate economic activity outside of coastal boomtowns like San Francisco,
Speaker 12: distributing the benefits of government subsidies and some five hundred
Speaker 12: billion dollars in private capital that has flowed into advanced
Speaker 12: manufacturing since Biden took office. Designees are scattered across thirty
Speaker 12: two states and Puerto Rico. Steve Potisk Bloomberg Radio.
Speaker 10: No suspects or motive yet in the murder of a
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Speaker 10: increased risk of hate crimes of the US. Please say
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Speaker 3: This is Bloomberg Daybreak. Good morning. I'm Nathan Hagard. Has
Speaker 3: been more than two weeks since the deadly Hummas attack
Speaker 3: on Israel, but the long expected Israeli ground invasion into
Speaker 3: Gaza may be on hold as diplomacy takes center stay
Speaker 3: to try to free more hostages to try to prevent
Speaker 3: the conflict from escalating. For the very latest, we were
Speaker 3: joined now by Bloomberg's news director for Europe, the Middle
Speaker 3: East and Africa, Rosalind Mathison, Roz good morning. What more
Speaker 3: do we know about the hostage negotiations with Hamas since
Speaker 3: those two Americans were free last Friday.
Speaker 14: Well, we know they're ongoing. We know today it seems
Speaker 14: that there are still at least two hundred and twenty
Speaker 14: hostages that are known to being held, likely mostly in
Speaker 14: Gaza itself, and they're using Katar really as the mediator
Speaker 14: there to try and negotiate their release with Hamas, and
Speaker 14: the US and other allies are sort of saying to Israel,
Speaker 14: could you hold off on your ground war, your likely
Speaker 14: ground war of Gaza so that we can continue to
Speaker 14: negotiate with Hamas to get the rest of those hostages released,
Speaker 14: because so far it's only been those two that you mentioned,
Speaker 14: the two Americans, and seemingly that seems to be Hamas
Speaker 14: saying they wanted to do that as a gesture to
Speaker 14: the US, but not really inclined to release any of
Speaker 14: the other hostages that are being held there. We know
Speaker 14: that some of them, of course, suffered quite serious injuries
Speaker 14: when they were kidnapped and taken back into Gaza. Some
Speaker 14: have required medical treatment they were already and their whereabouts
Speaker 14: is just clearly unknown. Are they in the north of Gaza,
Speaker 14: the south of Gaza. Are they in some of the tunnels,
Speaker 14: the many tunnels that Hamas has dug over the years
Speaker 14: in the area. It's very very unclear their location, their
Speaker 14: collective wellbeing and so on. But we do know that
Speaker 14: their increased efforts to negotiate their release before any kind
Speaker 14: of ground war.
Speaker 3: In the meantime, we also know that it hasn't seemed
Speaker 3: to deter the air war into Gaza, with reports that
Speaker 3: hundreds of targets have been struck from the air even
Speaker 3: since those two hostages were released. But when it comes
Speaker 3: to the ground war rise, could these negotiations sort of
Speaker 3: change the calculus for Israel when it comes to how
Speaker 3: they mount this ground invasion, Well.
Speaker 14: That's very much the stability, and a lot really also
Speaker 14: depends on the mood inside Israel. Of course, in the
Speaker 14: immediate aftermath of the Hamas attack inside Israel and many
Speaker 14: Israelis of course killed or injured in that the level
Speaker 14: of anger is extremely high and the immediate desire to
Speaker 14: retaliate with a full ground war inside Gaza. The question
Speaker 14: is what does the mood feel like in Israel as
Speaker 14: time goes on and they are mounting As you say
Speaker 14: that very vigorous air campaign into Gaza, increased tempo of
Speaker 14: air strikes if anything, from a few days ago. And
Speaker 14: so is that sort of a middle ground for now
Speaker 14: where you get that intensified air campaign to show that
Speaker 14: they are doing something they feel they need to in
Speaker 14: terms of retaliation inside Gaza. And does that mean that
Speaker 14: a full ground war at some stage if that does happen,
Speaker 14: looks slightly different. Is it smaller in scale, is it
Speaker 14: more targeted to certain areas of Gaza or certain buildings
Speaker 14: and structures for example. We just don't know, but it
Speaker 14: might be that you get that kind of blizzard of
Speaker 14: air attack going on followed by a smaller scale ground
Speaker 14: war in the end.
Speaker 3: And in the same time, we are still seeing Israel
Speaker 3: trade fire with Hezbollah in Lebanon to the north, and
Speaker 3: the warnings over the weekend from Biden administration officials, including
Speaker 3: the Secretary of State Antity Blincoln Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin
Speaker 3: warning Iran back groups not to get further involved. What
Speaker 3: is the risk that we do start to see a
Speaker 3: further escalation a potential miscalculation as this goes on.
Speaker 14: Well, certainly we're also seeing the intensity pick up in
Speaker 14: the trading of fire between Hesblah in Lebanon and Israeli forces.
Speaker 14: We're seeing more of that happening in the last two days,
Speaker 14: and certainly a lot going on there. And the risk,
Speaker 14: as you say, is that that intensifies and pulls hes Belah,
Speaker 14: but also with a result of Iran into a conflict,
Speaker 14: and you've got a full sort of separate northern front
Speaker 14: going on in a conflict for Israel alongside whatever is
Speaker 14: happening against Hamas at the same time, and Hesbeala in
Speaker 14: a way possibly is a bigger danger and a bigger
Speaker 14: threat certainly when it comes to the region because Hesbelara
Speaker 14: is bigger, more sophisticated, They have many more rockets and
Speaker 14: missiles than Hamas does, and they can use thos with
Speaker 14: greater effect potentially against Israel. And you've got Iran in
Speaker 14: the corner then lurking behind them, and so that really
Speaker 14: is a front of mind danger right now when you
Speaker 14: think about the US and other allies in the region
Speaker 14: saying we've got to prevent that from happening. But there
Speaker 14: has been that pickup in sort of fire being traded
Speaker 14: between forces of of Israel and Hesbalo in recent days.
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