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Hamas agreed to release the last of the hostages from its 2023 attack on Israel but said the rest of a US peace plan would be subject to negotiation, a stance that offered uncertain hopes for an end to the conflict in Gaza.
 
President Donald Trump responded favorably to the Hamas statement even though the group failed to address other key elements of his 20-point proposal that Israel has also demanded, including that it disarm. He called on Israel to stop its bombing campaign and said discussions were underway on “details to be worked out,” suggesting that he was willing to give Hamas some leeway.
 
“I believe they are ready for a lasting PEACE,” Trump said of Hamas in a social media post. “Israel must immediately stop the bombing of Gaza, so that we can get the Hostages out safely and quickly!”
 
In a subsequent video post, Trump thanked the Muslim-majority nations he credited with assisting in the negotiations and pledged that “everybody will be treated fairly” in ongoing talks.
 
“This is a big day,” Trump said. “We’ll see how it all turns out — we have to get the final word down in concrete.”
 
For instant reaction and analysis, Bloomberg Balance of Power host Joe Mathieu speaks with:
 
- Rep. Gregory Meeks of New York
- Bloomberg News State Department and Foreign Policy Reporter Eric Martin
- Former Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman

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Special Coverage: Hamas Agrees To Release Israeli Hostages

Leon Cooperman and NJPAC CEO John Schreiber joined Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec to discuss Cooperman's $50 million donation to the New Jersey Performing Arts Center.

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Leon Cooperman and NJPAC CEO John Schreiber Talk $50 NJPAC DOnation

Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran says he'd change his view on inflation if housing costs unexpectedly jump. He also says he's not afraid to offer out-of-consensus opinions and explains why he does not think the neutral rate is zero. Miran spoke with Bloomberg's Matt Miller, Dani Burger and Mike McKee.

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Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran Talks Inflation View

With the government shutdown is holding the release of the Jobs Report, ManpowerGroup Chief Strategy Officer Becky Frankiewicz says "the official jobs report might be on pause, but labor market keeps moving and our data shows a market in transition." Frankiewicz spoke with Bloomberg's Jonathan Ferro about the transition in the labor market and more.

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ManpowerGroup Chief Strategy Officer Becky Frankiewicz Talks Labor Market

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon expects the US economy to accelerate into 2026 as tailwinds from continued stimulus and tech spending outweigh a softer labor market and geopolitical turmoil. Government spending and “all of the AI infrastructure build” means — on balance — the economy was “still in pretty good shape,” Solomon told Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie, despite the impact of tariffs and a slower US job market. Solomon previously warned on Sept. 10 that the US economy was softening, citing President Donald Trump’s trade policies as a factor. The banking boss also expects dealmaking to pick up even further in the US, he said in an interview at Italian Tech Week in Turin. The “changed regulatory environment” means CEOs are increasingly ambitious when it comes to M&A.

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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon Talks Economy, Deals to Accelerate

Former Presidential and New York City Mayoral Candidate Andrew Yang spoke with Bloomberg's Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec about the current political landscape and his newest venture, Nobile Mobile.

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Former Presidential and NYC Mayoral Candidate Andrew Yang Talks Politics

Former Federal Reserve Bank of Boston President Eric Rosengren discusses the economic impact of the US federal government shutdown. Speaking to Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld, Rosengren says the shutdown has increased the risk of a recession.

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Former Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren Talks Government Shutdown

Breeze Aviation CEO David Neeleman told Bloomberg's Matt Miller and Scarlet Fu that Breeze Airways is spreading its wings overseas. The US startup carrier, founded by JetBlue’s Neeleman, will launch its first international flights early next year—connecting cities like Norfolk, Charleston, and Raleigh-Durham to Cancun, Montego Bay, and Punta Cana. 

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Breeze Aviation CEO David Neeleman Talks First International Flights

Eurasia Group Founder Ian Bremmer discusses international relations, the state of the State Department, the trade market and more. Bremmer spoke with Bloomberg's Tom Keene and Paul Sweeney.

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Eurasia Group Founder Ian Bremmer Talks International Relations

JPMorgan Asset Management CEO George Gatch discusses the blurring distinction between private and public markets how much private credit should be in the average portfolio, and more Gatch spoke with Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick and Katie Greifeld .

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JPMorgan Asset Management CEO George Gatch Talks Public Versus Private Markets

Citigroup CFO Mark Mason discusses Bank Services Investor Day. Mason speaks with Bloomberg's Sonali Basak. 

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Citigroup CFO Mark Mason Talks Bank Services Investor Day

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