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- Bloomberg Television47 min
Trump Says FBI Reviewing Nvidia CEO Huang's Affair
Trump, Huang, Goolsbee, Bailey, Sven Schneider, Putin, Chad Thomas, Winnie Hsu, Neil Kampling, Manu Baigori, Abir Abu Omar, Ben Ram, Tom McKenzie, Anthony Halpin, Oliver Crook
Asian equities surged for a second day led by South Korea and Japan, driven by strong risk appetite, falling oil prices, and robust AI demand highlighted by TSMC's revenue jump despite SoftBank's reported losses. Meanwhile, NVIDIA faced scrutiny over a criminal probe into alleged chip smuggling while Anthropic adjusted its IPO valuation to the $1 trillion range to test the market's resilience following recent volatility. Broader economic and geopolitical factors further shaped the session, with oil prices dropping on reduced war fears, U.S. inflation expectations prompting talk of higher interest rates, and diplomatic talks underway in Abu Dhabi regarding the Ukraine conflict.
- Bloomberg Television1h 33m
China Trade Surplus Tops $1 Trillion for Second Time
Yvonne Man, David Ingles, Will Zhao, Douglas Yones, Jane Fraser, Trump, Stephen Engel, Min Min Lo, Michael Dang, Mark Cranfield, Michael Haitha, Charlotte Yang, Catherine Lim, Shuli Ren, Kaleem Rizvi, John Herskovitz
Asia-Pacific markets rallied on falling oil prices and yields, even as NVIDIA faced intense regulatory scrutiny over alleged chip smuggling and personal scandals involving its CEO. Simultaneously, Anthropic moved forward with a potential trillion-dollar IPO while China reported a 35% surge in October exports despite stagnating industrial profits and a sharp decline in automotive sales. Financial activity expanded as Citigroup secured approval for a wholly-owned securities business in China to capture growing AI demand, whereas geopolitical tensions continued to influence global defense and trade dynamics.
- Bloomberg Television48 min
Trump Backs Nvidia CEO Amid Spy Tie
Trump, Kailey Leinz, Greg Stanton, Rick Davis, Jeanne Sheehan Zaino, Keith Sonderling, Charlie Pellett, Tyler Kendall, Michael Shepard
Amidst a national security scandal involving NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and internal investigations into chip transshipment to China, U.S. markets remained resilient with semiconductor stocks rallying despite NVIDIA's 5% decline. While President Trump continues to support Huang and advances diplomatic talks with Qatar regarding Iran, Democratic lawmakers are accelerating impeachment proceedings against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and demanding classified briefings on the technology scandal. Concurrently, Congress navigates a critical lame duck session focused on preventing a government shutdown, enforcing labor visa regulations, and balancing legislative priorities between border security and infrastructure funding.
- Bloomberg Television1h 37m
Nvidia CEO’s Affair Engulfs AI Giant in Spying Probe
Haidi Stroud-Watts, Annabelle Droulers, Jensen Huang, Sergio Ermotti, Richard Shaw, Hiromi Ishihara, Sean Darby, Trump, Greg Peirce, George Friedman, Stella Li, Annabel Droolers, Min Min Lo, Sunny Banjia, Sergio Amati, Anthony Stevens, Ian King, Des Bishop
Following an internal investigation into CEO Jensen Huang's alleged extramarital affair with a suspect Chinese spy, NVIDIA's leadership remains unchanged despite mixed market reactions and geopolitical scrutiny. While U.S. intelligence concerns cast uncertainty over the AI sector and drive hedge funds to unwind tech bets, a strong jobs report simultaneously reinforces expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike. These corporate and macroeconomic tensions are compounded by divergent regional developments, ranging from New Zealand's election outcomes to OpenAI's record-breaking funding round.