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Warsh Speech Doesn't Change View: Von Rotberg

Wolf von Rotberg, equity strategist at J Safra Sarasin, joins Bloomberg's Lizzy Burden on "Bloomberg Daybreak Europe" to discuss his thoughts on US Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's speech Friday at Jackson Hole and shares the speech did not change the firm's outlook for US equities because it was already positioned for September & December rate hikes.

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Elections in Saxony-Anhalt Could Shape Germany's Future

In Germany, the local election of Saxony-Anhalt on September 6 could be a major test for the far-right party Alternative for Deutschland. The party has already set records in national and state polls, but to date has failed to join any big coalition and enter into a meaningful governance role in Germany. Could that change on September 6? Oliver Crook explains.

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Binghatti Addresses Debt Concerns as Dubai Projects Grow

Dubai developer BinGhatti is under scrutiny from rating agencies over tightening liquidity and elevated debt levels. Chairman Muhammad BinGhatti joined Horizons Middle East and Africa to address the concerns, saying the company is confident it can meet its obligations, while outlining its growth plans and property-market outlook.

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Author Explores Cybersecurity Risks of Driverless Cars

Former New York City Traffic Commissioner Sam Schwartz joins hosts Christina Ruffini and Bailey Lipschultz on Bloomberg This Weekend and warns that the expansion of autonomous vehicles brings cybersecurity risks, including the possibility that bad actors could seize control of connected cars and use them as weapons. His new novel, Autokill, explores that threat while Schwartz argues that autonomous vehicles still have significant safety potential if companies provide greater transparency and governments prepare for emerging risks.

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Trump Ally Says Fed Should Hold Rates Steady

Former Trump Senior Economic adviser Stephen Moore is on Bloomberg This Weekend and says inflation remains too high for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates, breaking with President Donald Trump's repeated calls for lower borrowing costs and arguing the central bank should hold rates steady for now. Moore also warned hosts Christina Ruffini and Bailey Lipschultz that elevated oil prices and the escalating US Canada trade fight pose risks to the economy and Republicans heading into the midterm elections.

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