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Coming up today, with less than a week till potential default, signs of compromise are forming on the debt ceiling.
A Nobel Prize winning economists Warren's budget cuts will harm the country's future.
Bets grow over another FED rate hike this summer.
And on prominent investor dumpson video shares before a record rally.
I'm Amy Morris. New York City is opening new respid sites for migrants. And Connecticut lawmakers have passed an amended version of the governor's gun safety bill.
John Staves Sharon's Ward's easy win for the Mets. The Yankees lost NBA Playoffs. The Celtics against stayed alive. They beat the heat.
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Good morning, I'm Nathan.
Hager and I'm Karen Moscow. Here are the stories we're following today.
We now have less than a week until the US could begin to default on its debts, and White House and Republican negotiators are still trying to reach an agreement on the debt ceiling. President Biden says progress is being made.
Speaker McCarthy and I have had several productive conversations, and our staff continue to meet as we speak, as a matter of fact, and they're making progress.
And House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is that going President Biden's sentiments, we.
Know this would not be easy.
It's hard, but we're working and we're going to continue to work till we get this done.
When Speaker McCarthy says he'll work for the weekend to get a deal done, and now we're hearing the gap between both sides may be narrowing, sources tell Bloomberg a framework is emerging that would include a two year cap on federal spending while allowing defense spending to rise three percent next year. If a deal is announced soon, a vote in the House could come as early as Tuesday.
Well.
Meantime, Nathan, we have a warning from Paul Krugman on the dead crisis the Nobel Prize Economists as negotiators risk undermining the nation's prosperity by cutting spending on programs like education and child nutrition.
What's happening right now is that in the effort to hold down headline spending right now, we're actually kind of disinvesting in the country's future. And that's that's pretty alarming.
Paul Krugan made the comments in an interview with David Weston on Bloomberg's Wall Street. We catch the program today at six pm Eastern on Bloomberg Radio and Television.
Okay, let's turn to the broader economy, Karen, because we're going to get an inflation report today that is closely watched by the Federal Reserve. That's as investors rethink the chances of a rate pause. Let's get the details now with Bloomberg's John Tucker, John.
Hi, Nathan. The investors now betting we're going to see another rate increase in the next two months. As the view shared by ALTHEA. Spinozi of Saxo.
Bank, we believe that there is one lost rate high that the filin that our server has to deliver is going to be that in June and July.
She's looking at the latest data. It's resilient and suggests policymakers will have to keep their foot on the brakes to slow the economy further to battle inflation. The narrative hasn't been easy to follow. You have Fed shared Jerome pal saying just last week his team could afford to keep monitoring data that actually sounded a little dubvish and suggests a pause at the next meeting. Now we can throw into the mix of the Fed's preferred inflation measure,
the PCE deflator will be out this morning. Bloomberg Economics says the data will probably show elevated inflation, if make the Fed's job that much more difficult in New York. I'm John Tucker, Bloomberg Day Break, All.
Right, John, thank you well. Banks also remain in focus this morning. JP Morgan Cheese has notified about one thousand First Republic employees that they will not have jobs after its takeover of the failed lender. Sources say the biggest US bank offered full time or transitional roles to almost eighty five percent of the nearly seven thousand employees still working at First Republic when it collapsed. The rest have been told they will not get offers well.
Meantime, another bank, Morgan Stanley is letting go of at least six managing directors Karen, including some Key China bankers. It's part of broader job cuts the bank has been making in Asia. Deal Making in the region has suffered due to growing tensions between the US and China, combined with tepid economic growth.
Well Nathan two banks in New York are seeing less money coming in from this city. The New York City Banking Commission has voted to prohibit additional city deposits at Capital one Financial and Key Corpse Key Bank for up to two years. Then as if for the banks failed to submit plans demonstrating efforts to combat discrimination and we get the story from Bloomberg's Charlie Pellett.
At its first ever public hearing, the Commission extended conditional designation to Capital One and Key Bank, which will allow them to service existing accounts for one year. The Commission also deemed twenty six banks eligible to hold the city's deposits and contract to provide banking services to city agencies for the next two years. To a statement from New York City Controller Brand Lander's office, as of the end of April, Capital One held seven point two million dollars
in city deposits across one hundred eight accounts. Key Bank held ten million across three accounts in New York. Charlie Pellett, Bloomberg Daybreak.
All right, Charlie, thank you.
Turning to the markets.
Now we're learning the one prominent investor missed out big on Nvidia's recent rally. Kathy Woods, flagship Exchange traded fund, closed out It's in Nvidia' steake in early January. Since then, the chip makers added around five hundred and sixty billion dollars in market cap, the last two hundred billion of
which came on yesterday's AI related earnings surge. Although Wood holds in Vidia across several smaller funds, investors in her flagship Arc Innovation ETF have mostly been left out of this year's one hundred and sixty percent rally.
Meantime, Nathan, another chip maker, is surging on the artificial intelligence craze. Shares of our Veil technology are up about sixteen and a half percent. The company said it expects revenue from AIDS this year. Marvel says sales of AI related products will at least double in its current fiscal year. Adjusted earnings for the first quarter also came in above analyst estimates.
Outside Chips Careen shares of Gapper on the move this morning as well. They're rising about twelve percent in early trading. The retailer reported better than expected earnings, while margins improved in the first quarter. Gap has been reducing headcount and trimming expenses. Time and how to take a look at some of the other stories making news in New York and around the world. And for that, we're joined by Bloomberg's Amy Morris. Good morning, Amy, Good morning Nathan.
New York City now opening respite sites for migrants. They serve as waiting rooms until the migrants can be placed somewhere more stable. One side is called Saint Bridget's. It's a shuttered Catholic school in the East Village. Say of Colina is a migrant from Venezuela and tells New York One through a translator that conditions are rough, but he is hopeful.
The hardest part about being here is to be without work. We don't sleep well. Any of us. Those that have become citizens are lucky they're in a stable place.
The Mayor's office says New York City is receiving hundreds of migrants each day, even though there is just no room left to house them. Connecticut lawmakers in the state House of Representatives signed off on an amended version of Governor Lamont's gun safety legislation. The bill includes a tighter definition of prohibited military style rifles, It reduces places where gun owners are allowed to carry their weapons in public. It includes safe storage requirements and limits permit holders to
buying no more than three weapons each month. Representative Steve Stafstrom tells The Connecticut Post that the legislation is the most comprehensive gun safety measure since the twenty thirteen response to the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre. Former Donald Trump campaign strategist Steve ben And will go on trial in New York next May on state charges that he defrauded contributors to a fund to build a wall on the US Mexico border. Ben In faces money laundering, fraud, and
ND conspiracy charges. His trial will follow that of the former president on unrelated charges in quick succession and in the run up to next year's presidential election. New Jersey Assembly Speaker Craig Kauflin has introduced a proposal that would cut property taxes for most senior citizens in half, while also helping to pay for their health insurance. His proposal is called Stay and Jay. Its goal is to prevent
seniors from moving out of New Jersey. The proposal would provide an income tax credit of fifty percent of the property tax bill for New Jersey residents. Governor Phil Murphy vows to veto what he calls an irresponsible bill if it reaches his desk. Global News twenty four hours a day, powered by more than twenty seven hundred journalists and analysts in over one hundred twenty countries. I'm Amy Morris, and this is Bloomberg Nathan.
Thank you Amy. Time now for our Bloomberg Sports Update. For that we bring in John Stashaur.
Thanks Beth.
Things are getting very interested in this Celtics Heat East Final series because the Celtics are now halfway towards doing something no NBA team has done in one hundred and fifty attempts. Boston already has the only baseball team to win a series after trailing three to nothing, and now, nineteen years after the Red Sox comeback on the Yankees, the Celtics have won games four and five. It was easy in Boston one ten to ninety seven over Miami Celtics.
Led by twenty four in the fourth quarter, they had four players score over twenty points, including Jalen Brown.
I bet it's been against the wall.
Obviously, we didn't imagine being in his position, being down three zero, But you know, university is you get to see why what a team.
Is really made of, and I mean it couldn't get no worse than being down three.
ZHO Game six tomorrow in Miami. Denver Nuggets await the winner. Dallas Stars also stayed alive a three two overtime win. Vegas still leads that Stanley Cup West Final series three to one, and that was the final at the Stadium, three to one, beating the Yankees. Kyle Gibson through seven scoreless innings. Clark Schmid pitched well but fell the two to five. Yanks are starting a rookie tonight against San Diego in the Bronx Randy Vesquez. The Mets will have
Max Schurz are going tonight at Colorado. The Mets just salvaged one in Chicago, easy win over the Cubs ten to one, fifteen hits the night after getting only four one of the hits of Pee Alonzo home run his nineteenth. When we last saw Michael Block, the forty six year old had a hole in one, capping four terrific rounds at the PGA Championship, and that earned the club pro from California an invite to play the Colonial in Dallas.
Back to reality yesterday, Block shot eighty one. He's in last place, already nineteen shots behind the leader, the brit Harry Hall, John Stashedward. Bloomberg Sports.
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I'm Nathan Hager, and we are just days from a potential US default. As negotiators continue debating a debt limit deal, Congress is taking its scheduled Memorial Day recess. Michigan Congresswoman Debbie Dingle, for one, is not happy that lawmakers are leaving their posts with no agreement in place. Dingle says she won't attend a family event in Italy this weekend
to ensure she is ready for a potential vote. Debbie Dingle discussed the negotiations and the risks of a US default with our Joe Matthew and Kaylee Lines on Bloomberg Sound on, let's bring you part of that discussion.
Now.
We can not default. We have no choice. Republicans have got to come to the table. We have to get this done. I'm sick of the drama that happens in this city, the showdowns that we always have, and i am just we have to get it done. We have no choice but to get this done. And we should be getting it done today. We should have gotten done
long before this. But as your economists are telling you, businesses are telling you, my constituents who range from a whole lot of different my small businesses, my larger businesses, people, my retirees with savings accounts. We know all the people. They're going to be intected by this, people who are on Social Security. We cannot do this to the American people, to the American economy. We have to get this deal done.
We spoke with Congressman Jim McGovern two days ago about this. He said he's a no vote if additional work requirements end up in the deal. Are you are you worried about what President Biden might agree to.
I believe the President Biden is in touch with the Democrats in this caucus. He knows what matters. He is fighting for those values. I believe, no matter where you are in the spectum inside the Democratic Party, we share those same values. And I believe he is going to not agree to anything that the majority of our caucus cannot support, or that's what I am very hopeful of. He does know how our caucus feels. I know that he talks to us regularly.
A congresswoman as he needs to compromise in theory to get to get a deal done. Are you willing to vote for whatever it is that the President does agree to to avoid a default.
I will never say that I will vote for something I have not seen that is irresponsible for any elected official. I know how important it is not to default on the loan on our debt ceiling. I keep calling his loans that we cannot default. But I really do have to see what is in that film, what the impact
is going to be in our people. And I think that it is very important that people understand right now that we cannot negotiate a package to appease the far right of the Republican Party who are never going to vote for this agreement anyway, to be negotiating a deal that helps the working men and women of this country across the country, that is what both parties need to be focused on, not to a very far group of people that are never going to vote for this bill ever.
Congressman, are you worried that we could see another downgry What would would it be irresponsible of a credit readings agency, given the deadlock we are seeing in Washington on this issue at the moment, to say that our credit worthiness has been impaired.
I want to say something to you all that and take a bigger picture. I think the political divide in this country. I think this lack of civility is a significant factor every day now in business decisions that are being made. People are looking at states that have more of the political division than other states that they're making decisions about where there are are locating plant I'm a cargirl, you know that decisions about where manufacturing facilities are going
to be located, where people are opening their businesses. This is people that you look at the state of Florida and how bitterly divided that they are. I think we all need to understand. I'm an American first, I'm not a Democrat or and my friends on the other side of the all are Republicans. We're Americans and we need to be working together for the American people. This political divide is poisoning us, and it is hurting us in many ways.
What are you going to do in the next couple of days while you wait for something to happen.
I'm going to be sitting here in my office in Washington, d C. My godmother's daughter has promised me she's going to send me video live of what is happening. But we need to come together. We need to make sure we never get in this position again.
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