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Bank earnings, strained consumers, and what’s next for real estate
Bank earnings, pressure on consumers, and real estate trends drive this episode of Bloomberg Money. With a chief economist and two housing leaders, the conversation looks set to connect Wall Street results with household finances and the property market.
Tesla’s SpaceX-flavored Roadster reveal leads a packed tech-and-markets episode
Tesla’s Roadster debut at a SpaceX site anchors an episode that also checks in on Apple’s folding-phone preorder frenzy and mounting credit stress at CoreWeave. It’s a fast-moving listen for anyone tracking how product hype, consumer demand, and investor confidence collide in tech.
CoreWeave jitters, Anthropic’s IPO path, and why cloud gaming may finally be real
CoreWeave’s credit stress leads this episode, with markets rattled after comments about chasing investment-grade status and broader borrowing access. The conversation also spans Anthropic’s eye-popping IPO setup, a bullish cloud gaming outlook, and Volkswagen’s US off-road push.
BofA’s earnings stumble, plus Berkshire’s Bending Spoons bet and Apple-OpenAI in court
Bank of America’s results take center stage as weak trading, a steep bond-revenue drop, and a $1.2 billion charge for fines pressure earnings. The episode also moves through Berkshire’s new Bending Spoons investment, Netflix job cuts, and a high-stakes Apple-OpenAI court fight.
Banks split on trading, while Domino’s, LVMH, and Netflix face very different tests
U.S. bank earnings lead this episode, with standout results from Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo contrasted by a surprise trading slowdown at JPMorgan. It also checks in on Domino’s and Jersey Mike’s, LVMH’s China pressure, and Netflix’s latest sports-rights move.
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