Trump Shelves Hormuz Fee After Gulf Pressure | Balance of Power 7/14/2026

Trump Shelves Hormuz Fee After Gulf Pressure | Balance of Power 7/14/2026 Trump Shelves Hormuz Fee After Gulf Pressure | Balance of Power 7/14/2026 Bloomberg TV and radio. I'm Joe Matthew in Washington. trading all day. Uh, following major bank earnings before That's a drop of one tenth of 1%. IBM certainly weighing on the Dow. We've got IBM right now plunging by 24%. The Nasdaq Composite index up by 1%, the today. The VIX just above 16 and the ten year of WTI Brent just below 85 right now. Barrel of Brent crude up by 1.9%. Again, IBM shares they are plunging by 25% this after preliminary results and tenth of 1%. Bank earnings are front and center JPMorgan Chase shares are right now, JP Morgan chase up $6.29 to 340 82 for JPM. All right, Charlie, thank you so much. Stunning move in IBM. Still at this hour? We'll keep track on all of these stocks Thanks for being with us. We're live in Washington DC. encouragement here in the markets. Of course, watching and listening along point. No forward guidance was his mantra, and no forward guidance is what we got. Interesting, when we look at the tell you is they really can't affect the economy in a short run kind of fashion. wanted to call it. He calls it a reimbursement on shipments fact, in the Oval Office a short time ago, and apparently the phone was And he has chosen to pivot on this. Here's the president from a short time with trade and investment deals that the various Gulf states will be making into UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait primarily, and then others. wall. And he says they did through trade considering the U.S. already has trade and investment deals I think this is largely returning to the operations that existed before the MOU Or are we actually sailing through the strait alongside them? operation ended up being relatively short. Uh, the president's notified Congress. So it's not only back before the MOU, We do check markets all day long here a Bloomberg oil hire Kevin Warsh goes to Capitol Hill IBM gets crushed CPI comes in cooler than estimated. All of this as investors digest a bank earnings. dropped there of one tenth of 1%. IBM weighing on the Dow right now IBM and the VIX just above 16. The ten year, 4.58%. WTI right now up by about 1.2%. Brent at 8456. Barrel of Brent up by 1.5%. Bank earnings front and center this morning JPMorgan Chase did report its highest quarterly profit ever as stock traders blew past analysts estimates. JP Morgan Chase up now by 1.8%, among Bank of America, up 1.9%. Goldman Sachs after earnings surging now tolls or, as he puts it, a reimbursement fees for the Strait. Here's the president. Listen, you have, uh, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Does FDI replaced the toll in the strait, and how do we quantify that in How, uh, and in these countries like UAE and and Qatar and Saudi Arabia, they've United States. Uh, through through trade deals. violation of international law. And then once he puts that out as a Uh, today, the first decline, uh, in CPI in a long time, Gini. It's had the votes a long time ago. He said. be a major selling point. Rick, what do you think about this? It's 140 on Wall Street. We do check markets all day long here at Bloomberg. The Dow lower S&P NASDAQ Nasdaq 100 gains in both stocks and bonds, easing concern about Eminem. tenth of 1%. IBM certainly weighing on the Dow today. IBM now down by 24.5%. S&P up 32 up by about 4/10 of 1%. All of this with the Sox gaining 3.1%. That of course, the Philadelphia Stock Exchange semiconductor index. The VIX, meanwhile, holding above 16 a WTI 7885 A barrel up 9/10 of 1%. Brent 8454 now up 1.5%. Corporate news. Uber in advanced negotiations to buy 2.1%. Rival Lyft down 3/10 of long percent bank earnings front and center today. Among some of the banks reporting this Bloomberg TV and radio and on YouTube. If you want to find a search Bloomberg earnings. And they are rather impressive here. As we officially kick off the earnings reporting season. down with the losses in IBM that are being essentially offset by Goldman a nice move. Goldman JP Morgan pointing higher after Uh, Norah Goldman beats stock trading records with $7.42 billion. Boone JP Morgan bags record profit, $6 billion stock trading haul. specifically in its stock trading unit. And when we think about revenue there, time record for any bank. And then JP Morgan, of course, reporting is the KBW Bank index up by about 6/10 of a percent. JP Morgan call suggesting this could continue. And I wondering what you're watching in the next couple of days as earnings I should really call it from IBM. Spooked a lot of people today, a lot of people spooked by the news that we got out of IBM, especially as we're thinking about the tech space more broadly. We saw that IBM did report some preliminary second quarter sales that fell short of expectations. their spending away from IBM's products and putting it into servers, storage, moves of IBM. But if you take a look on a larger of the session. The president's different position on WTI it's up about a little more than 1% to $79 a barrel to the penny. And it's good to have you back, Congressman, on Bloomberg TV and radio.

Trump Shelves Hormuz Fee After Gulf Pressure | Balance of Power 7/14/2026 Trump Shelves Hormuz Fee After Gulf Pressure | Balance of Power 7/14/2026 Bloomberg TV and radio. I'm Joe Matthew in Washington. trading all day. Uh, following major bank earnings before That's a drop of one tenth of 1%. IBM certainly weighing on the Dow. We've got IBM right now plunging by 24%. The Nasdaq Composite index up by 1%, the today. The VIX just above 16 and the ten year of WTI Brent just below 85 right now. Barrel of Brent crude up by 1.9%. Again, IBM shares they are plunging by 25% this after preliminary results and tenth of 1%. Bank earnings are front and center JPMorgan Chase shares are right now, JP Morgan chase up $6.29 to 340 82 for JPM. All right, Charlie, thank you so much. Stunning move in IBM. Still at this hour? We'll keep track on all of these stocks Thanks for being with us. We're live in Washington DC. encouragement here in the markets. Of course, watching and listening along point. No forward guidance was his mantra, and no forward guidance is what we got. Interesting, when we look at the tell you is they really can't affect the economy in a short run kind of fashion. wanted to call it. He calls it a reimbursement on shipments fact, in the Oval Office a short time ago, and apparently the phone was And he has chosen to pivot on this. Here's the president from a short time with trade and investment deals that the various Gulf states will be making into UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait primarily, and then others. wall. And he says they did through trade considering the U.S. already has trade and investment deals I think this is largely returning to the operations that existed before the MOU Or are we actually sailing through the strait alongside them? operation ended up being relatively short. Uh, the president's notified Congress. So it's not only back before the MOU, We do check markets all day long here a Bloomberg oil hire Kevin Warsh goes to Capitol Hill IBM gets crushed CPI comes in cooler than estimated. All of this as investors digest a bank earnings. dropped there of one tenth of 1%. IBM weighing on the Dow right now IBM and the VIX just above 16. The ten year, 4.58%. WTI right now up by about 1.2%. Brent at 8456. Barrel of Brent up by 1.5%. Bank earnings front and center this morning JPMorgan Chase did report its highest quarterly profit ever as stock traders blew past analysts estimates. JP Morgan Chase up now by 1.8%, among Bank of America, up 1.9%. Goldman Sachs after earnings surging now tolls or, as he puts it, a reimbursement fees for the Strait. Here's the president. Listen, you have, uh, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Does FDI replaced the toll in the strait, and how do we quantify that in How, uh, and in these countries like UAE and and Qatar and Saudi Arabia, they've United States. Uh, through through trade deals. violation of international law. And then once he puts that out as a Uh, today, the first decline, uh, in CPI in a long time, Gini. It's had the votes a long time ago. He said. be a major selling point. Rick, what do you think about this? It's 140 on Wall Street. We do check markets all day long here at Bloomberg. The Dow lower S&P NASDAQ Nasdaq 100 gains in both stocks and bonds, easing concern about Eminem. tenth of 1%. IBM certainly weighing on the Dow today. IBM now down by 24.5%. S&P up 32 up by about 4/10 of 1%. All of this with the Sox gaining 3.1%. That of course, the Philadelphia Stock Exchange semiconductor index. The VIX, meanwhile, holding above 16 a WTI 7885 A barrel up 9/10 of 1%. Brent 8454 now up 1.5%. Corporate news. Uber in advanced negotiations to buy 2.1%. Rival Lyft down 3/10 of long percent bank earnings front and center today. Among some of the banks reporting this Bloomberg TV and radio and on YouTube. If you want to find a search Bloomberg earnings. And they are rather impressive here. As we officially kick off the earnings reporting season. down with the losses in IBM that are being essentially offset by Goldman a nice move. Goldman JP Morgan pointing higher after Uh, Norah Goldman beats stock trading records with $7.42 billion. Boone JP Morgan bags record profit, $6 billion stock trading haul. specifically in its stock trading unit. And when we think about revenue there, time record for any bank. And then JP Morgan, of course, reporting is the KBW Bank index up by about 6/10 of a percent. JP Morgan call suggesting this could continue. And I wondering what you're watching in the next couple of days as earnings I should really call it from IBM. Spooked a lot of people today, a lot of people spooked by the news that we got out of IBM, especially as we're thinking about the tech space more broadly. We saw that IBM did report some preliminary second quarter sales that fell short of expectations. their spending away from IBM's products and putting it into servers, storage, moves of IBM. But if you take a look on a larger of the session. The president's different position on WTI it's up about a little more than 1% to $79 a barrel to the penny. And it's good to have you back, Congressman, on Bloomberg TV and radio.

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