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Renewed concern over the Middle East roils markets, setting up a fraught trading day and nervous weekend for risk. Fed officials turn more hawkish, Netflix posts its best start to the year since 2020 with more Big Tech earnings next week.

Good morning, Happy Thursday. Stocks are up this morning with earnings in focus. Asian currencies rallied as authorities pushed back against a stronger dollar and UBS plans more job cuts.

Top stories today. Rates in focus, geopolitical risks & asian currencies in focus.

Thanks for asking for the news updates, currently still jet-lagged in Japan. Normal news functions/news of the day will resume on Thursday. Arigatō

Hours spent on hands on parenting up everywhere except… France 🤔

BOE’s Mann says markets are pricing too many UK rate cuts this year bloomberg.com/news/articles/…bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Francine Lacqua Philip Aldrick

Our CEO Bruce Flatt recently joined Francine Lacqua on Bloomberg “Leaders With Lacqua” to discuss his perspective on the trends defining investing – including #decarbonization , #deglobalization and #digitalization . Watch here: brkfld.co/u2rfcvt5

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Top stories today. A marathon of Central Banks, tech & banking

Looking forward to talking w Francine Lacqua at 9:20 Bloomberg TV this morning on the global situation - No shortage of worrying international problems. Hopefully we can find some silver linings …

Good morning. Happy Tuesday. The Bank of Japan ends negative interest rate policy, Nvidia unveils new chips, Unilever plans to separate its ice cream business and UBS powers past 100 billion dollars in market cap on the first anniversary of its historic takeover of Credit Suisse

Good morning, Happy Happy Monday. Bond traders rein in US rate cut forecasts, expectations increase for a Bank of Japan rate hike, and Rishi Sunak fights back against leadership concerns. Our top stories today

ECB can cut rates even if the Fed doesn’t, Unicredit’s
Erik Fossing Nielsen 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 Nielsen says bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Francine Lacqua Craig Stirling

Eurogroup chief Donohoe says he’s looking forward to Bulgaria joining the euro in 2025 bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Francine Lacqua Slav Okov Jan Bratanič

Good morning. Happy Friday and Happy International Women’s Day. The Fed is getting close to the confidence to cut rates, Biden delivered the State of the Union address and we talk tech.

Good morning. Jeremy Hunt prepares to unveil tax cuts, OpenAI hits back at Elon Musk, and we look at Super Tuesday. #HappyWednesday #FromFrancinesDesk

Good morning. It’s Tuesday. We talk China, markets, politics/Super Tuesday and Apple. #FromFrancineDesk

Happy Monday! Busy week ahead (lots of data and politics) and today: OPEC+ extends oil supply curbs, Bank of America sees the US stock market rally extending, and Chinese officials prepare to unveil 2024 growth target.

'The biggest news is Hong Kong is back'

Moncler CEO Remo Ruffini tells Francine Lacqua that Asia is a 'solid market for us' as the Italian luxury company reported results that beat estimates trib.al/gZEmdW2

Good morning & Happy Friday everyone. Our top eco news: Biden’s plan for Ukraine, G-20 deadlock, and change at SNB #FromFrancinesDesk

Good morning everyone, Happy Thursday. Today is the day we get the Fed’s key inflation metric, Bitcoin surges past $60,000 and BoJ. #TopStories