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Bond Yields Surge Ahead of the Fed Rate Decision
Markets Sep 15, 2026

Bond Yields Surge Ahead of the Fed Rate Decision

The Close brings you the latest news and analysis leading up to the final minutes and seconds before and after the closing bell on Wall Street. Today's guests are DWS Group Head of Fixed Income, Americas George Catrambone, Upwork CEO Hayden Brown, Citizens Equity Research Analyst...

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Angela Mwanza Sees 25-Basis-Point Fed Cut
Economy Sep 15, 2026

Angela Mwanza Sees 25-Basis-Point Fed Cut

Angela Mwanza, Managing Director and Private Advisor at Rockefeller Global Family Office, joined the program to discuss the Federal Reserve outlook ahead of tomorrow’s decision. In response to whether the Fed will act, she said she thinks the central bank is looking at a 25-basis...

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Sheinbaum Tax Change Eyes New Revenue But Businesses Fear Impact
Business Sep 15, 2026

Sheinbaum Tax Change Eyes New Revenue But Businesses Fear Impact

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is proposing sweeping changes to corporate income tax rules to raise as much as 140 billion pesos ($8.2 billion) next year, part of an effort to narrow the budget deficit but one that risks squeezing low-margin businesses.

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Robinhood Predictions VP on Growth in Event Contracts
Markets Sep 15, 2026

Robinhood Predictions VP on Growth in Event Contracts

JB Mackenzie, Robinhood Futures & Prediction Markets VP & GM, discusses rising trading activity in prediction markets ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, with markets pricing in an roughly 85% chance of a 25-basis-point hike. He sas interest in Fed-related contracts has...

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Leon Black Contempt Resolution Advanced by House Epstein Panel
Politics Sep 15, 2026

Leon Black Contempt Resolution Advanced by House Epstein Panel

The House committee investigating disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein voted to recommend holding billionaire Leon Black in contempt of Congress Tuesday after he defied subpoenas for testimony and documents related to women in Epstein’s orbit.

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Investors Contend With AI Alarms, Global Risk at Future Proof
Geopolitics Sep 15, 2026

Investors Contend With AI Alarms, Global Risk at Future Proof

Paisley Nardini,  Head of Investment Strategy for Tema ETFs, discusses the industry group ETFs that are surging right now as industry leaders gather in Huntington Beach, California for Future Proof. Then, Hamilton Reiner, Portfolio Manager and CIO for the US Core Equity Team at J...

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Trump Defends AI Amid Voter Unease
Business Sep 15, 2026

Trump Defends AI Amid Voter Unease

On the early edition of Balance of Power, Bloomberg Washington Correspondents Joe Mathieu and Kailey Leinz discuss the latest news from DC. On today's show, former Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Stonecourt Capital Partner Rick Davis, Harvard Kennedy School Ash Center Visiting...

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Canada Is a Sleeping Giant Economically, Says Blackstone's Gray
Politics Sep 15, 2026

Canada Is a Sleeping Giant Economically, Says Blackstone's Gray

Blackstone Inc. President Jon Gray says Canada has massive opportunities to grow due to its natural resources, looser regulatory policies and access to private capital. “Canada is a sleeping giant economically," he said Tuesday at an investment summit in Toronto. (Source: Bloombe...

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US Senate Blocks Landmark Crypto Bill in Industry Loss
Politics Sep 15, 2026

US Senate Blocks Landmark Crypto Bill in Industry Loss

Senators from both parties blocked a landmark digital asset market structure bill in a procedural vote Tuesday, with Democrats citing continued concerns over ethics provisions meant to address President Donald Trump’s crypto business interests.

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War in Iran Has Cost US $38 Billion Over Five Months, CBO Says
Politics Sep 15, 2026

War in Iran Has Cost US $38 Billion Over Five Months, CBO Says

President Donald Trump’s decision to go to war against Iran has cost US taxpayers about $38 billion in direct costs during the first five months of fighting and will push inflation up about 0.5 percentage points by early next year, a new congressional study finds.

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