Stocks, Bonds Find Relief Ahead of Fed, EU Floats Canada Becoming 'Associate Member'
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US equity futures and Treasuries are finding relief as traders wait for the Federal Reserve’s latest interest-rate decision, potentially hiking for the first time since 2023. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen asks Canada to become the EU's first associate member. Citi's chief US economist Andrew Hollenhorst joins "Bloomberg Brief" to discuss why he expects a "dovish hike" from the Federal Reserve. Chapters: 00:00:00 - Bloomberg Brief Begins 00:01:04 - Global Market Check: Asian Stocks Snap Four-Day Losses Ahead of Fed 00:02:04 - European Markets & UK Inflation 00:03:08 - US Futures & Treasury Yields 00:04:01 - First Look Movers: Intel, Travel Stocks & European Movers 00:05:32 - Market Brace for the Fed, Central Bank Rate Expectations 00:08:11 - EU Proposes Associate Membership for Canada 00:12:16 - Anthropic, Trump Administration & AI Safety, OpenAI, Anthropic & the AI Funding Race 00:16:26 - Crypto Regulation & the Failed CLARITY Act 00:19:26 - Front Page
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