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Japan's First Female PM, Trump's Rare Earths Deal With Australia to Counter China | The Pulse 10/21
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49:29Now PlayingSanae Takaichi wins a parliamentary vote to become Japan's Prime Minister, making her the first woman to clinch the nation's top leadership job. President Trump signs a landmark deal with the Australian Prime Minister to boost America's access to rare earths, in an effort to counter China.
Bloomberg understands the Bank of England is considering stress tests for private credit, underlining rising concerns the sector could be harbouring systemic threats to financial stability. And a host of top names discuss the future of AI and tech regulation at Bloomberg Tech summit in London.
Today's guests: Vasiliki Pachatouridi, Head of EMEA iShares Fixed Income Product Strategy at BlackRock, Lauren Kunze CEO of Pandorabots and Co-Founder ICONIQ, Rinki Sethi, Chief Security and Strategy Officer at Upwind Security.
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