Lizzie Burden

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Bloomberg News Now · UK Inflation Climbs to Four-Month High, US Primaries, More · 19 Aug 2026 podcast

In Florida, Trump backed Representative Byron Donalds won the Republican nomination to be governor. voice-verified

Here he is giving a victory speech. voice-verified

Donalds will face Democratic nominee David Jolly in the race to replace outgoing Governor Ron DeSantis in November. voice-verified

And in a surprise result in Florida's US state primary, Progressive State Representative Angie Nixon won the Democratic nomination. voice-verified

That's news when you want it with Bloomberg News Now. voice-verified

I'm Lizzie Burden. voice-verified

Bloomberg News Now · Global Bond Yields Soar, UK Firms Shed Employees, More · 18 Aug 2026 podcast

With Bloomberg News Now, I'm Lizzie Burden.

Government borrowing costs are surging around the world as long-dated bonds bear the brunt of investor worries over inflation, budget deficits, and AI spending.

The yield on 30-year US debt has risen above 5.3%, the highest since 2007.

French borrowing costs, meanwhile, are at their highest since 2008, with German yields at twenty eleven levels.

In the UK, 30-year gilt yields are approaching 6%, while their Japanese equivalents are close to an all.

time high and investors are showing growing signs of unease.

In a newly published note, strategist led by Y Ed Yardeni said, we aren't pushing the panic button, however we are closely monitoring whether the bond vigilantes might do so.

Ruth Carson is our chief FX and rates correspondent.

Ruth Carson points out that the grind higher in yields is also being fueled by a ramp up of corporate borrowing in order to fund the trillion dollar AI investment boom.

We've got some breaking news this hour.

The latest UK jobs data.

They were expected to show continued weakness in the labour market.

And what we are seeing is wages excluding bonuses in the period April to June rising 3.5%, beating the estimate of a growth of 3.4% year on year.

Average wages rising 4.1% annually, beating the estimate of 4%, and the unemployment rate 4.9%.

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