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02.02.2026 16:40
Gold Plunge Deepens as Traders Unwind Bets Good morning. Gold and silver lose their luster. The Kennedy Center will close for two years amid mounting controversy. And even more controversy surrounds the Grammys. Listen to the day’s top stories.

02.02.2026 16:30
Warsh Has Promised More Than He Can or Should Deliver Kevin Warsh, the presumptive new chair of the Federal Reserve, has a lot going for him: experience at the Fed during the 2008 financial crisis; market savvy honed at Morgan Stanley and more than a decade working with Stanley Druckenmiller, one of the great investors of this era; “central casting” looks, to quote President Trump; and a felicity with language evident in his speeches, op-eds, and television appearances.

02.02.2026 16:30
Credit Crunch: Lazard’s Whittaker, Howard on EU Stress, Advisory “There’s no binary differentiation between capital solutions and restructuring anymore,” says Lazard’s co-head of Europe Restructuring and Liability Management, Sam Whittaker, when discussing the continuum of solutions available to debtors under stress. Whittaker and Lazard’s co-head of European Debt Advisory and Capital Solutions, Tom Howard, joined Bloomberg Intelligence’s Noel Hebert on the latest episode of the Credit Crunch podcast to discuss the current stressed and distressed landscape in

02.02.2026 16:17
Orban Looks to Close Hungary Poll Gap With Election Giveaway Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is looking to reverse an opposition poll lead with the rollout of pre-election spending, much of which will reach voters over the course of February, just two months from a pivotal parliamentary ballot.

02.02.2026 16:16
House Speaker Johnson Sees Deal Ahead to End Shutdown House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed confidence that Congress will agree on measures to restrain federal immigration enforcement with the US government in a partial shutdown since Saturday. Kasia Klimasinska reports on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)

02.02.2026 16:00
Warsh Looks Like a Smart Choice for the Fed … for Now The nomination of Kevin Warsh as next chair of the Federal Reserve is good news. He’s amply qualified for the role, having served as a Fed governor from 2006 to 2011. He’s argued throughout for the central bank to narrow its focus to controlling inflation and to rely less on balance-sheet operations, positions for which there are strong arguments. He was the best of the leading contenders.