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I'm Caroline Hyde Bloomberg's World Headquarters in New York. And I'm Ed Ludlow in San Francisco. This is Bloomberg Technology.

Coming up yet more layoffs. This time at Google's parent, that means more than 100,000 tech workers have been laid off since the start of 2022.

And Elon Musk is testifying under oath right now in a multi-billion dollar trial

where the claims he misled shareholders in 2018 tweets about taking the company private.

And we ask CFTC Commissioner Christy Goldsmith-Ramiro

how she suggests the government regulate digital assets. But first, I check-in on those markets. We'll get to digital markets in just a moment. Let's have a little look at what's happening in terms of your NASDAQ. What a day. What a risk on trade. What a desire to get into technology stocks. Helped, of course, by some single names that Ed will point out with the NASDAQ crushing it up 2.7% and really managing to shirk off some of those red screens that we were used to in the rest of the week. So actually it ends on a high note and brings the weekly move is four days, of course, a shortened holiday trading week into the green. The MSCI orry World Index was also up on the day, so we saw

risk assets rally over in Europe and indeed over in Asia as well. Interesting move that

we've seen such lockstep moves in terms of bonds and stocks. In fact, All-Country World Index

and your overall global ag bond index, they are basically working together. We haven't seen

such correlations going back to the 1990s.

Today they split direction. Will this be more of a ton of events or the 6040 work once again,

with bonds actually falling, yields higher up almost nine basis points, while of course stocks

may lift on the higher side too. It's all about the Federal Reserve. It's all about macro picture.

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