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Trump Supports Release of Epstein Files & Bitcoin Erases 2025 Gain | Daybreak Europe 11/17/2025
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47:00Now PlayingOn today's show, US stock futures point to gains at the start of a week which will see results from Nvidia and long-delayed updates on the American economy. Bitcoin steadies after wiping out all of its gains for this year.
Travel and consumer-related stocks tumble after China advised its citizens to avoid trips to Japan amid an ongoing diplomatic spat between the two nations. Tensions between the neighbors have risen since Japan’s Prime Minister said that military force used in any Taiwan conflict could be considered a “survival-threatening situation” — a classification that would provide a legal justification for Japan to intervene.
Today's guests: Boeing Defense, Space & Security CEO Steve Parker & Elliptic CEO Simone Maini
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