Pound Hits Two-Month Low Versus Euro as UK Politics Spurs Hedges

Pound Worst-Performing Major Currency After By-Election

Pound - to - Euro Forecast : By - Election Jitters Put GBP on Defensive

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Stocks Slide as Credit Stress, War and AI Fears Weigh | The Close 2/27/2026

Bloomberg Television 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 Robinhood Markets’ Stephanie Guild, Generate:Biomedicines’ Mike Nally, S&P Global’s Simon Gallagher, Inflation Insights’ Omair Sharif, Lightshed Partners’ Rich Greenfield, Fidelity’s Jurrien Timmer, Institute for Advance Study’s Alondra Nelson, Hornets Sports and Entertainment’s Shelly Cayette-Weston, Raising Cane’s Aj Kumaran, and Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Senior Fellow Aaron David Miller. (Source: Bloomberg)

Ex-Moelis Banker to Plead Guilty in Global Insider Trading Case

A former Moelis & Co. investment banker plans to return to the US from France to plead guilty to tipping off members of a global insider-trading ring.

President Trump’s Economy: Boom, Bust, or Business as Usual?

President Trump says inflation is plunging, incomes are rising, and the economy is “roaring.” Former Obama economic adviser Jason Furman offers a reality check. Growth has been steady and unemployment stable, but tariffs are adding costs, policy uncertainty remains high, and the AI boom may not yet justify massive investment. With the Supreme Court striking down key tariffs and refund battles looming, the bigger question is whether today’s stability masks deeper long-term risks. (Source: Bloomberg)

The Key to a Healthy Woman's Heart

February is American Heart Month, known as a critical time for bringing increased attention to cardiovascular health and the prevention of heart disease, which is the leading cause of death in the US. Women are particularly vulnerable to cardiac health threats spanning biological, clinical and healthcare system factors that contribute to underdiagnosis, delayed treatment, and worse outcomes compared to men. Dr. Joy Gelbman, Associate Professor of Medicine at Weill Cornell Medicine as well as a board-certified cardiologist, is well-versed in the unique challenges facing women when it comes to their cardiac health. She breaks down specific sex-specific risk factors, differing disease presentation and pathophysiology, as well as the experience disparities in treatments and outcomes. Dr. Gelbman speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec on Bloomberg Businessweek Daily. (Source: Bloomberg)