Trump Targets Chips, Big Bank Earnings, Tariff Relief? | Bloomberg Open Interest

Get a jump start on the US trading day with Matt Miller, Katie Greifeld and Sonali Basak on “Bloomberg Open Interest.” Automakers get some relief as President Trump floats a potential pause in auto tariffs and Canada says automakers will be allowed to continue to import a certain number of US-made vehicles, tariff-free, with conditions. Trump also starts probes on pharma and chips in what could be a first step to imposing levies. Bank of America and Citi wrap up big bank earnings with record results. And joining us in the C-Suite, Johnson & Johnson CFO Joe Wolk and Hyundai CEO José Muñoz. Chapters: 00:00:00 – Open Interest 00:02:02 – Bessent: These are Maximum Tariffs Rates 00:04:14 – China Tells Airline to Halt Boeing Orders 00:05:55 – BofAStock Traders Notch Record Quarter | Gerard Cassidy, RBC Capital 00:11:40 – HIGH INTEREST 00:13:31 – Trump Initiates Chip Probe 00:18:10 – Plan to Cut US Stock Holdings | Sinead Colton Grant, BNY Wealth 00:35:14 – Trump Admin Teases Pharma Tariffs 00:39:26 – Canada to Give 6-MONTH Tariff Relief for Automakers 00:45:21 – Rally in Big Banks Lifts Stocks | David Kostin, Goldman Sachs 00:53:37 – HIGH INTEREST 00:55:17 – Johnson & Johnson Maintains Outlook ahead of Tariffs | Joseph Wolk, Johnson & Johnson CFO 01:05:53 – Trump Floats Temporary Reprieve for Autos | Jose Munoz, Hyundai CEO 01:14:55 – Morning Movers 01:16:31 – Netflix Aims for ONE TRILLION Dollars Market Cap by 2030 01:17:54 – Harvard Vows to Resist Trump | Wendy Schiller, Brown University 01:25:00 – Bessent: Will Be Part of Trade Negotiations ——– More on Bloomberg Television and Markets