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Bloomberg Television

221 graded reports on Clad. Volume is public; the outlet's average grade, lean & social sentiment unlock with a free account.

Clad has been grading Bloomberg Television segments since Jun 2026 — 221 reports so far, published several times a week. Its most-covered subjects on Clad: Iran, Economy, AI & Tech. Every report checks the segment's load-bearing claims against primary sources, then scores the coverage for factual accuracy, political lean, and how the public received it — so you can see how Bloomberg Television's reporting holds up story by story, not just take its word for it.

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Bessent Doubles Long-Bond Buybacks, Driving Sharp Drop in 30-Year Yields

Aug 20, 2026

The Bloomberg segment analyzes Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's decision to at least double buybacks of long-dated Treasuries (to $4 billion), which triggered a sharp rally in long bonds and drop in yields on August 19, 2026. Guests discuss short-term market positivity, narrowing spreads on off-the-run bonds, and consensus that more action is needed to contain yields long-term amid a large federal deficit. They link contained yields to potential weakness in the dollar as a 'sacrificial lamb,' noting recent drops below the 200-day moving average alongside strength in gold, Bitcoin, and the Korean won. The segment closes with discussion of Samsung and SK Hynix announcing large stock buybacks to support their shares amid volatility.

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Trump pauses 50% Canada tariffs for 3 days citing deal; Treasury doubles long-end buybacks

Aug 19, 2026

The segment covers President Trump's last-minute three-day pause on 50% tariffs on Canadian goods ahead of an August 19, 2026 deadline, quoting Trump and PM Mark Carney on progress toward a deal. It also reports Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's expansion of liquidity-support buybacks for 10-30 year securities starting September 9 to address elevated long-term yields. Additional segments include market updates, a Moderna melanoma vaccine trial, Target earnings, White House crypto meetings excluding prediction-market CEOs, Iran leverage discussions with Ambassador Daniel Fried, Ukraine sanctions, and results from Florida and Alaska primaries with guests including Chris Christie on prediction markets and voting issues.

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Treasury Increases Long-Dated Debt Buybacks Starting September Amid Yield Pressures

Aug 19, 2026

Bloomberg Television segment discusses the Treasury Department's mid-August announcement to increase liquidity-support buybacks of longer-maturity off-the-run securities. Panelists note the unusual timing outside quarterly refunding announcements and interpret it as a signal that the administration seeks lower long-term Treasury yields to ease mortgage rates and other borrowing costs. The discussion covers prior patterns of T-bill issuance, maturing debt from earlier stimulus, reasons for rising yields including global competition and deficits, and expectations that the move provides modest liquidity relief rather than a major market shift. Guests include market veterans analyzing the policy's limited marginal impact and potential for further steps.

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Bloomberg Discusses Chip Selloff, UAE-Iran Tensions, SK Hynix Buyback and UK Inflation Data

Aug 19, 2026

The broadcast covered global market reactions to a sharp semiconductor selloff in Asia and the US, rising oil prices, and UK inflation data showing CPI at 2.9%. Segments included an interview with Carlsberg CEO on narrowed profit guidance, soft-drinks growth and weather impacts, plus updates on US-Canada tariffs, EU AI spending needs and mining input costs. Sourcing relied on on-screen data, named executives and Bloomberg reporters with live market checks and analyst commentary.

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Unitree Robotics debuts on Shanghai STAR Market as first listed humanoid robot maker

Aug 18, 2026

Bloomberg segment covers Unitree Robotics becoming China's first publicly traded humanoid robot company via its Shanghai STAR Market IPO. It highlights the $94 million raise (actual ~$900M), extreme retail oversubscription, Beijing's strategic push in AI/robotics, early industry shipments of ~19,000 units, backing by DeepSeek and Tencent, technical advantages, competition from AgiBot, and doubts over real-world applications.

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Roz Brewer urges stronger global partnerships for US retail amid supply chain strains

Aug 18, 2026

Bloomberg short features Rosalind 'Roz' Brewer discussing pressures on US consumer retail CEOs. She addresses regulatory burdens slowing innovation, political pressures conflicting with customer focus, and global supply chain constraints limiting US growth. She stresses the need for global partners and respect for worldwide technology. The sourcing is a direct interview with Brewer moderated by Romaine Bostick; no additional guests or graphics referenced in the clip.

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US Debt Nears $40 Trillion as Bond Yields Surge and Iran Standoff Continues

Aug 18, 2026

The Aug. 18 Bloomberg 'Balance of Power' broadcast covered the U.S. debt approaching $40 trillion, the Iran Strait of Hormuz standoff, Canadian tariffs, and primaries in Florida, Alaska, and Wyoming. Segments featured reporting on bond yields, interviews with Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, CRFB President Maya MacGuinness, and political analysts, plus discussion of election monitors and voting rights.

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Bitcoin whales accumulate 43,000 BTC in 60 days as price holds near $60,000

Aug 18, 2026

The Bloomberg Television segment discusses Bitcoin trading near $60,000 with pullbacks across crypto. It highlights whales adding 43,000 BTC over 60 days per CryptoQuant, institutional activity, and shifting founder focus back to crypto amid AI interest. Guests address delayed crypto IPOs, recent acquisitions including Mastercard and Goldman Sachs moves, and Fidelity's plans for Ethereum ETF staking.

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Analysts flag record diesel crack spreads and rising long-end yields amid Iran tensions

Aug 18, 2026

Bloomberg MLIV segment examines the recent bond sell-off, rising long-end Treasury yields, and steepening yield curve. Guests discuss whether higher yields signal inflation from elevated oil prices and record refinery crack spreads in diesel and gasoline. Commentary highlights fresh attention on refined-product margins amid ongoing Iran-related supply concerns, notes crude prices also climbing, and weighs short-term versus longer-term curve dynamics and stock-market implications. Sourcing is real-time market levels and analyst observation rather than named external reports or data releases.

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Dhillon details DOJ election monitors, voter roll cleanup ahead of 2026 midterms

Aug 17, 2026

Bloomberg interviewed Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon on DOJ alignment with presidential priorities and election-security work. She defended executive-branch accountability, described sending monitors to polling sites since the 1950s, and outlined plans for roughly 1,000 monitors in the November 2026 election. Dhillon discussed voter-roll maintenance, prosecutions of illegal voting, foreign-actor concerns, and challenges obtaining data from two-thirds of states under federal statutes.

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Serve Robotics CEO says robots could cut LA last-mile costs to $1 from $10 average

Aug 17, 2026

Bloomberg Television interviewed Serve Robotics CEO Ali Kashani on autonomous sidewalk delivery robots. He stated robots would handle short-distance deliveries without fully replacing humans, shifting workers to higher-leverage roles like operators. He highlighted cost savings from $10 average last-mile delivery in cities like Los Angeles down to $1, contrasting it with $2 China shipments, and predicted growth in local commerce and jobs.

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Israel strikes Lebanon killing Hezbollah commander; Alphabet plans Australian bond sale amid AI-driven market gains

Aug 17, 2026

Bloomberg Brief covered Asian and European market gains led by tech and defense shares, U.S. futures rallying on AI confidence with Nasdaq recovering July losses, and Treasury yields easing ahead of Jackson Hole. Segments addressed Israel-Hezbollah clashes in Lebanon tied to an expiring MOU deadline with Iran, U.S. economic pressure plans, Alphabet's planned Australian bond debut, Jane Street's $15B July loss linked to a hedge fund, Ferrari's record EV auction sale, and China GDP slowdown.

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