Topic:Bloomberg Television

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Bloomberg’s The China Show interview: Tencent Cloud’s Tong on patching the “leaky boat” and returns on AI investment

Tencent Cloud CEO Dowson Tong says capital expenditure is substantial for most players, but demand is equally strong. Tencent once had a “leaky boat” because of insufficient computing capacity and team integration challenges; its high-end models have now made marked progress, and the enormous value created by AI will eventually make the investment economics work.

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Bloomberg “The China Show” interview: Goldman Sachs’ Lau says Chinese equity valuations have returned to lows seen before September 2024

Bloomberg “The China Show” guest segment: Goldman Sachs chief China equity strategist Kinger Lau discusses MSCI China trading at approximately 9 times forward earnings, back near its lows before September 2024; overall earnings are expected to grow approximately 10%, while profits in China’s AI sector grew 20% in the first half.

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Bloomberg interview: BlackRock’s Rieder on 10-year Treasuries taking a back seat and AI financing as the main theme

Rick Rieder, BlackRock’s chief investment officer of global fixed income, speaks with Bloomberg’s The Asia Trade: demand for 10-year Treasuries is muted even as their yield approaches 5%; portfolios yielding around 7% can already be assembled at the front end of the curve, and the 60/40 portfolio is outdated. Secured single-A-rated technology bonds issued to finance GPUs and data centers are emerging as the most attractive new opportunity in the bond market.

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Bloomberg’s The China Show: Morgan Stanley’s Caron on AI spending and Moonshot’s new model

In this guest segment of Bloomberg’s The China Show, Jim Caron, chief investment officer of Morgan Stanley Investment Management’s Portfolio Solutions Group, discusses AI spending as the market’s current main theme, earnings expectations as high as 35% to 40%, and a potential pullback as a buying opportunity. The program also explains Moonshot’s latest Kimi K3.1 model, saying it trails top US models by only two or three points on several benchmarks and costs about half as much per task.

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Bloomberg interview: Fed reporter Capurro on expectations of a hold, Warsh’s language and the possibility of another rate hike by year-end

Bloomberg Federal Reserve reporter Maria Eloisa Capurro speaks with Bloomberg’s This Weekend: September saw the first rate hike since 2023, and markets broadly expect the Fed to hold rates steady at this meeting. But inflation remains close to twice the 2% target. The focus is on how Chair Kevin Warsh explains the pause, the statement’s language on the inflation trend, and progress on the five working-group reforms he promised when he took office.

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Bloomberg interview: MetLife strategist Matus on Big Tech earnings, economic concentration and the Fed’s inflation stance

Drew Matus, chief market strategist at MetLife Investment Management, speaks with Bloomberg’s This Weekend: Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Intel are reporting earnings in succession this week. The real concentration is not stock-market concentration, but economic concentration, with AI driving the stock market, capital spending and consumption. As for Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh, the market only wants to hear that he still cares about inflation.

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