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Jun 19, 2026
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Daybreak Weekend: US PCE, London Climate | Bloomberg Daybreak: US Edition
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Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend
Caroline Hepker
(Bloomberg news anchor)
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Nathan Hager
(News anchor and analyst for Bloomberg Daybreak, Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend)
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Doug Krizner
(Bloomberg market analyst and anchor for…)
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London Climate
(Guest)
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Olivia Rudgard
(Guest)
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Avalon Purnell
(Bloomberg financial reporter and market analyst)
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Stuart Paul
(Economist at Bloomberg Economics)
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James McIntyre
(Guest)
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Joe Wertz
(Guest)
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Executive Summary
The upcoming US Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) report is expected to affirm the Federal Reserve's hawkish stance, though some economists believe May could represent a 'local peak' for inflation, with disinflationary trends emerging in the second half of the year.
Corporate earnings for companies like Carnival, FedEx, and Darden are in focus, with investors watching for signs of consumer strength, the impact of lower energy prices, and the results of strategic shifts like FedEx's freight division spinoff.
Extreme weather and climate change pose significant economic threats, with an estimated $20 trillion in global spending needed over the next decade.
Immediate impacts include potential nuclear power limitations in France due to heatwaves and the multi-trillion dollar negative effect of the current El Niño event.
The Australian economy faces persistent inflation, prompting the Reserve Bank of Australia to maintain a hawkish outlook despite a weakening housing market in major cities and concerns about a consumer slowdown.
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