In this week’s Bloomberg Intelligence Radio podcast, it’s all about our analysts examining the many impacts of the coronavirus on different companies and industries. Jitendra Waral looks at shipments and hiring at Amazon.com. Bond strategist Noel Hebert digs into credit liquidity. And there’s more analysis from Jonathan Palmer on the health-care industry, Mandeep Singh on the technology sector and Matt Palazola on U.S. insurer exposure to canceled events.

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In this week’s Bloomberg Intelligence Radio podcast, energy analyst Will Hares outlines some of the many effects of oil's price plunge on Russia, Saudi Arabia and U.S. shale producers. Debt analyst Spencer Cutter shows how high yield energy companies may seek bankruptcy, starting with the spring borrowing base redetermination process. Telecom analyst John Butler says Apple's China sales will likely be hit hard by coronavirus. Analyst Phil Brendel looks at the broader market for distressed debt, while analyst George Ferguson reviews the effects of low oil prices on airlines. ESG analyst Shaheen Contractor shows how such ETFs have relatively outperformed.

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In this week’s Bloomberg Intelligence Radio podcast, Eric Balchunas examines the trading volume sparked by the coronavirus and why money isn’t flowing from ETFs. Fernando Valle looks at the state of play at Chevron. Ira Jersey and Alison Williams talk about currency rates, the repo market and where the Federal Reserve goes from here. Gina Martin Adams talks about the virus’ impact on the second half’s falling margins and how stocks are priced for panic but not a recession. Mike McGlone shows how most commodity prices are elevated and could drop.

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In this week’s Bloomberg Intelligence Radio podcast, our analysts explain some of the implications of the spread of coronavirus: Deborah Aitken on the damage to luxury goods sales, George Ferguson on the impact for industrial companies and Jaimin Patel on the safe-haven role for utility bonds. Ira Jersey shows how any Fed interest-rate cuts may not help the economy yet could assist asset prices, and Jitendra Waral shows how Facebook and FAANG’s friends could keep the tech party going.

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In this week's Bloomberg Intelligence Radio podcast, analyst Sarah Jane Mahmud explains the continued tumult in investment research that MiFID rules are causing. Chris Perrella reviews his against-consensus call that lithium prices may see a bottom later this year. Matt Palazola says Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway may be setting up a proxy fight with Carl Icahn over Occidental Petroleum. Anand Srinivasan gives his state of play for server sales, and lays out the effects of the coronavirus on chips and hardware. The head of BI, David Dwyer, looks at the impact -- not too bad so far -- of the virus on stocks.

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Big Shifts? Changes for Daimler, Ferrari and Tesla (Podcast)

In this week's Bloomberg Intelligence Radio podcast, European auto analyst Michael Dean explains why Daimler's decision to slash its dividend makes sense and how Ferrari's guidance means it probably won't reach $150,000 in Ebitda per car. U.S. auto analyst Kevin Tynan lays out how Tesla's fast expansion could return the company to losses. Lee Klaskow makes the case between shipping rates and the coronavirus. Will Hares gives the state of play on BP, while Himanshu Bakshi says Paypal's credit risk will rise at lease a few more years.

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In this week's Bloomberg Intelligence Radio podcast, analyst Denise Wong examines the potential impact of the coronavirus on airlines and airports, while commodities strategist Mike McGlone looks at how such viruses feed bearish commodity trades. Jitendra Waral says strong results are also bringing sales woes to internet companies, while John Butler digs into Apple earnings. Damian Sassower says the event-driven selloff in emerging markets now offers a better entry point.

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In this week's Bloomberg Intelligence Radio podcast, analyst Salih Yilmaz looks at how OPEC compliance and geopolitics will balance this year's oil supply and demand. Brian Egger shows how the Chinese coronavirus is already having an impact on Asian gaming.

John Butler explains why Apple may surprise by beating expectations for iPhone sales and services. Julie Chariell says the trade deal will put Visa and MasterCard on a slow track to China. Shaheen Contractor and Rob du Boff explain why Blackrock's carbon exposure won't affect most coal holdings.

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In this week's Bloomberg Intelligence Radio Show, U.S. Equity Strategist Gina Martin Adams gives her outlook for a recovery in S&P 500 sales and the impacts of tech, tax and trade on stocks. Jaimin Patel explains how the widening scope of green-bond issuance may help encourage investors. Chris Ciolino looks at how the ESCO-Anixter deal builds scale -- with risk. Stephen Flynn previews the impact on bonds of the pending court decision on Sprint's deal with T-Mobile US. Alison Williams explains the outcomes of the week's bank earnings.

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In this week's Bloomberg Intelligence Radio Show, analyst Vince Piazza deciphers the impact from geopolitical events on energy, while Spencer Cutter says Iran tensions may be a quick "open and shut" event for the high yield energy market. Alison Williams gives her outlook for investment banks this year and for their earnings that begin Tuesday. Paul Gulberg discusses the demand from retail investors for access to private equity. ESG analyst Eric Kane explains stakeholder capitalism.

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