US Retail Gasoline Hits Four-Year High; Yen Gains | Bloomberg Brief 09/03/2026
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US equity futures waver and a global bond rout eases as higher yields attract investors. The yen strengthens as traders weigh intervention risks, while the BOJ is said to favor raising rates by a quarter point this month. President Trump says the latest strikes on Iran. US diesel prices hit a four-year high. Broadcom slips after the chipmaker’s results and short-term forecast failed to meet lofty expectations, despite predicting a boom in AI chips over the next two years. Seema Shah of Principal Asset Management joins "Bloomberg Brief" to discuss the implications of elevated yields on stocks. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Bloomberg Brief Begins 00:00:18 - Top Stories & Headlines 00:00:50 - Global Market Check: Yen Surges as BOJ Leans Toward Rate Hike 00:02:13 - European Markets, Bond Yields & Swiss Economy 00:05:31 - What's Driving the Yen's Dramatic Strengthening, Dutch Central Bank Moves Gold From the US 00:09:14 - Iran Strikes US Bases as Middle East Tensions Escalate, China Pushes
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