US Midterms & AI Strain: The Global Trader’s Guide
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[0:00] Live from Singapore. This is insight with me Haslinda Amin,
[0:04] where we dive deeper into the stories that matter with crucial context and
[0:08] shop analysis. Stocks are attempting a rebound after
[0:11] last week's rout, but questions linger over the sustainability of the air
[0:17] trade. Oil prices are sliding on a report that
[0:20] President Trump wants to give diplomacy more time before any decision to resume
[0:25] strikes on Iran. And all this as we brace for the US
[0:30] midterm elections. From today, we have more time to follow
[0:34] it all, with insight expanding to two hours.
[0:37] Here's what's coming up as China steps up efforts to support its capital
[0:41] markets, we hear exclusively from BHP capital founding and managing partner
[0:46] Annabel Yulong on whether stocks can make a comeback.
[0:50] As the eye trade fumbles, neuron founder and CEO Albert Liu gives us his outlook
[0:56] for chip demand and whether all the spending will deliver.
[1:00] Returns to court on faces scrutiny over alleged Warsh trading schemes that drove
[1:04] 5,000% gains and threatened an MSCI downgrade.
[1:09] Macquarie capital head of Indonesia research Ari Judge weighs in and Gulf
[1:14] allies seek a diplomatic off ramp, fearing another US Israeli strike on
[1:19] Iran. Dow Jones advisory head Angela mancini
[1:22] joins us to dissect the risks as Trump faces the midterm elections.
[1:48] Our top story today the stock selloff appears to be easing, with Asian
[1:52] equities falling less than the Wall Street peers did on Friday.
[1:56] U.S. futures are also turning high.
[1:58] And still sentiment remains cautious, with investors