James Wilcock
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118 appearances
13 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 21 Jul
James Wilcock’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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On the market, it's a public holiday in the US and the UK.
So cash treasuries, gilts and stocks are all not trading.
But Brent dropped over 5% and is currently trading at $98 a barrel, the lowest in more than two weeks.
That's to use when you want it.
I'm James Wilcock and this is Bloomberg.
Bloomberg News Now · Trump En Route to Beijing, Iran War Enters 75th Day, More · 13 May 2026
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At a senior meeting of cabinet ministers yesterday, Starmer said he wouldn't go without a fight.
But more than a fifth of his MPs and junior ministers are now publicly calling for him to stand down after a landslide loss in local elections last week.
He met one of his potential challengers this morning, Health Secretary Wes Streeting.
People don't expect any fireworks today as the King is speaking in Parliament.
But the crisis in Westminster is by no means over.
In London, James Walcock, Bloomberg Radio.
Rewind two weeks.
It was 6.49am in New York on a Thursday and a relatively sleepy hour of the trading day suddenly spikes.
Billions of dollars changed hands in futures contracts for the S&P, Brent and the Stoxx 50.
Fifteen minutes later, President Trump posts online about positive discussions with Iran, making those earlier bets a lot of money.
Anonymous accounts on prediction markets also saw an early flurry of correct bets, which prompted the White House's management office to warn staff the day later about insider trading.
Bloomberg has no evidence White House officials did profit from inside information, which would be a gross breach of ethics rules and the law.
In London, James Wilcock, Bloomberg Radio.
Among the elite businessmen who carried on friendly, crude and sometimes disturbing correspondence with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein, few kept up their exchanges as long as Sultan Ahmed bin Sulaim.
Emails show the men exchanged contacts in business and politics, attempted to broker deals with one another and made explicit references to sexual encounters.
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