The Cable

Host Caroline Hyde spoke with Simon Ballard, Global Credit Markets Strategist for Bloomberg and Ken Veksler, Director at Accumen Management about U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May attempting to "reset" her government, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon saying EU officials could force more employees abroad, and a U.K.-U.S. trade deal. Caroline Hyde also spoke with Gina Martin Adams, Chief Equity Strategist for Bloomberg and Alix Steel, Host of Bloomberg Daybreak Americas, about Donald Trump Jr. and his involvement in the Russia probe, and Tech stocks today.

Host Jonathan Ferro discussed the takeover bid for Sky and european markets with Kristine Aquino, Bloomberg Markets Live Editor and Marcus Ashworth, Bloomberg Gadfly Columnist. Jonathan also spoke with Lisa Abramowicz, Bloomberg Gadfly Columnist and Alix Steel, Host of Bloomberg Daybreak Americas, about bank stress tests and the Blue Apron IPO.

Host Jonathan Ferro spoke with Richard Jones, FX and Rates Strategist and Alastair McCaig, Director of Investment Management at Fern Wealth, about comments from Draghi, Carney, and Yellen having an effects on markets. They also discussed U.S. healthcare and the week ahead. Jonathan spoke with Alla Gil, Founder and CEO of Sraterix, about their revolutionary software to help banks stress test themselves and do so on an ongoing basis.

Host Jonathan Ferro spoke with Simon Ballard, Global Credit Markets Strategist for Bloomberg, and Ken Veksler, Director at Accumen Management. They dicussed the BOE increasing the countercyclical capital buffer, Google being fined by the EU, Mario Draghi comments, and Trump's healthcare bill being delayed.

(Bloomberg) -- Host Caroline Hyde spoke with Michael Hewson, Chief Market Analyst at CMC Markets, and Marcus Ashworth, Bloomberg Gadfly Columnist, about Brexit, an e-mail hack in U.K Parliament, and a bailout of Italian banks. She also spoke with Michael Mckee, International economics and policy correspondent for Bloomberg, and Michael Regan, Senior Editor and Lead Blogger for Markets Live, about President Donald Trump’s travel ban.

Host Jonathan Ferro spoke with Paul Dobson, Team leader for Bloomberg's Markets Live blog in London and Matt Miller, Reporter and Anchor for Bloomberg's European Market Open, about Theresa May and the U.K. economy. In the second half of the show Jonathan Ferro spoke with Alix Steel, Host of Bloomberg Daybreak Americas and Lisa Abramowicz, Bloomberg Gadfly Columnist, about Trump's healthcare bill, oil, and the week ahead.

Host Caroline Hyde spoke with Simon Ballard, Global Credit Markets Strategist for Bloomberg and Ken Veksler, Director at Accumen Management about dovish Govenor Mark Carney hitting the pound, former Barclays executives being charged, and the ECB's bond buying schedule. In the second half of the show she spoke with Dani Burger, Markets and Quants Reporterm and Michael Regan, Senior Editor and Lead Blogger for Markets Live about oil, automakers moving to china, and Facebook's COO Sheryl Sandberg.

Host Jonathan Ferro discussed a split among BOE policy makers, recapped the Fed decision, Chancellor Philip Hammond cancelling his annual Mansion House address and U.S. Special counsel Robert Mueller switching his focus to U.S. President Donald Trump. Euro-area finance ministers also meet in Luxembourg today for Greece's bailout drama.

Host Jonathan Ferro spoke with Simon Ballard, Global Credit Markets Strategist for Bloomberg and Ken Veksler, Director at Accumen Management, about Brexit, U.K. inflation, and a BOE preview. Jonathan also spoke with Gina Martin Adams, Chief Equity Strategist for Bloomberg, and Carl Riccadonna Chief U.S. Economist for Bloomberg Intelligence about U.S. stocks and the Fed.

Host Jonathan Ferro spoke with Marcus Ashworth, Bloomberg Gadfly Columnist and Michael Hewson, Chief Market Analyst for CMC Markets in London, about Theresa May meeting with her cabinet, London home prices, and French elections. In the second half of the show Jonathan spoke with Joe Weisenthal, executive editor of news for Bloomberg Digital and co-anchor of "What'd You Miss?" and Michael McKee, International economics and policy correspondent for Bloomberg. They dicussed tech stocks, the ECB, and the week ahead.