Get a jump start on the US trading day with Vonnie Quinn and Emily Graffeo on "Bloomberg Open Interest." Nvidia stops a test that uses Intel technology to make advanced chips as the AI race continues to heat up as Washington lands a blow to Silicon Valley. A federal judge rules the Trump administration can move ahead with a $100,000 fee on new H-1B visa applications, a ruling viewed as a setback for US tech. Plus The RealReal's Rati Levesque joined Bloomberg Open Interest to give a read on the secondary luxury market ahead of the holiday season.
Chapters:
00:00:00 - Open Interest
00:01:38 - Nvida Halts Test on Intel’s 18A Technology: RPT
00:04:38 - Trump’s H-1B Vis Application Fee Upheld
00:07:03 - Wall Street is Uniformly Bullish on 2026
00:11:39 - High Interest | Data Centers, Ukraine US Peace Deal, BP to Sell
00:13:19 - A Big Week for Economic Data
00:19:44 - Nimrit Kang Northstar | Futures Hold Near High as Gold Rally Hits Pause
00:22:39 - Stock to Watch | Intel
00:31:41 - op Calls | Costco, KB Home, Dynavax
00:32:32 - What to Expect for M&A in 2026
00:39:02 - The 2025 ETF Boom
00:45:24 - Margie Patel Allspring | Stocks Waver as “Santa Claus Rally” Window Opens
00:56:09 - Gold Climbs Above $4,500 in Historic Rally
01:01:55 - What’s Coming for Tech Stocks in 2026
01:05:59 - Consumer Confidence Drops for Firth Straight Month
01:08:34 - Rati Sahi Levesque The RealReal | Strong Resale of Luxury Goods
01:15:52 - Wall Street Week | Moynihan Sinuses Bank of
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