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0:05Global markets on a roller coaster after the Democrats win full control of Congress with民主党赢得国会全面控制权后 过山车上的全球市场
0:10fears among some investors of a crackdown on AI data center expansion.一些投资者担心AI数据中心扩张遭到镇压.
0:16And with higher prices, the top concern among voters, what difference could a Democrat led随着物价的上涨,选民们最担心的是 民主党人能领导什么
0:22Congress have on inflation and the U.S. economy?国会有关于通货膨胀和美国经济?
0:27Welcome to Business Today.欢迎来到今天的商务。
0:28I'm Mark Lobel and we'll be looking throughout the program at the market reaction and economic我是Mark Lobel 我们会在节目中 关注市场反应和经济
0:33fallout to those midterm election results.这些中期选举结果受到影响。
0:37U.S. Democrats have won a momentous victory in the midterm elections, which will see them美国民主党在中期选举中取得重大胜利,
0:41take control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives from the Republicans.从共和党手中控制参议院和众议院。
0:47Financial markets initially fell on the news with the Nikkei index in Japan at one point金融市场一开始在日本的Nikkei指数下线
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1Global markets on a roller coaster after the Democrats win full control of Congress with民主党赢得国会全面控制权后 过山车上的全球市场
2fears among some investors of a crackdown on AI data center expansion.一些投资者担心AI数据中心扩张遭到镇压.
3And with higher prices, the top concern among voters, what difference could a Democrat led随着物价的上涨,选民们最担心的是 民主党人能领导什么
4Congress have on inflation and the U.S. economy?国会有关于通货膨胀和美国经济?
5Welcome to Business Today.欢迎来到今天的商务。
6I'm Mark Lobel and we'll be looking throughout the program at the market reaction and economic我是Mark Lobel 我们会在节目中 关注市场反应和经济
7fallout to those midterm election results.这些中期选举结果受到影响。
8U.S. Democrats have won a momentous victory in the midterm elections, which will see them美国民主党在中期选举中取得重大胜利,
9take control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives from the Republicans.从共和党手中控制参议院和众议院。
10Financial markets initially fell on the news with the Nikkei index in Japan at one point金融市场一开始在日本的Nikkei指数下线
11falling to its lowest level since May.下降到5月以来的最低水平。
12Global shares have since recovered, trading higher now this morning in Europe.全球股权从此恢复, 交易现在更高 今天上午在欧洲。
13Key among investor concern is speculation that a Democrat led Congress could crack down投资者关注的关键是 猜测民主党领导的国会可能会崩溃
14on data center expansion.关于数据中心扩展。
15The U.S. is the country with the most centers in the world, and this is particularly the美国是世界上拥有最多中心的国家,特别是
16case in Texas, which has more data center capacity under construction than any other在德克萨斯州,该州在建的数据中心容量比任何其他州都多
17state in the U.S.美国的州。
18There are over 600 facilities already planned or operating, and 30 percent of all U.S.已经有超过600个设施 计划或运营, 和30%的全美国。
19data center projects are due to be based there.数据中心项目将设在那里。
20But there is huge opposition in many other states, in Ohio, for example, where there但是在俄亥俄州,其他许多州都存在强烈的反对。
21are over 200 operational centers.200多个业务中心。
22Sherrod Brown, who flipped the Senate for the Democrats, campaigned heavily against舍罗德·布朗(英语:Sherrod Brown),他为民主党推翻了参议院,大力反对
23data center expansion.数据中心扩展。
24And here he is addressing this in his victory speech last night.他在昨晚的胜利演说中谈到了这一点。
25I do not work for the utility companies.我不为公用事业公司工作。
26I do not work for data centers.我不为数据中心工作。
27I do not work for Wall Street.我不为华尔街工作。
28I work for you.我为你工作
29I work for Ohio.我为俄亥俄州工作
30Ross Moore joins me now, investment director at AJ Bell.罗斯摩尔现在加入我,AJ贝尔的投资总监.
31Ross, we say data, they say data.罗斯,我们说数据,他们说数据。
32But other than that, can you explain why there has been this big backlash against data但除此之外 你能解释一下为什么 数据有如此强烈的反弹
33centers?中心吗?
34What are people concerned about?人们关心什么?
35Hello, Matt.你好,马特。
36The concerns that the American people have had, and we're actually seeing美国人民所关心的问题, 我们实际上看到
37similar campaigns against data centers here in the United Kingdom and also in Europe to对联合王国和欧洲的数据中心的类似运动
38some degree, is there are concerns over the amount of water that's consumed to keep某种程度上,人们是否担心 消耗的水量
39the service cool, the amount of power that's used and the amount of investment that's服务凉爽 使用的电量和投资量
40required to connect some of the data centers to the grid with a result that maybe bills要求将一些数据中心与电网连接,结果可能是账单
41go up for ordinary consumers as well as other corporations.面向普通消费者以及其他公司。
42What would be the effect then on long term tech stock prices?那么,对长期技术股价的影响是什么?
43I mean, could more regulation be on the horizon?我的意思是,能有更多的监管 在地平线上?
44We've had Elon Musk saying as a result of what's happened in the vote, data centers我们让埃隆·穆斯克说 因为投票结果 数据中心
45in space look pretty appealing right now.太空里看起来很吸引人
46I think in terms of data centers, you could see you could see some delays in local我认为,从数据中心来看,你可以看到一些延迟的地方。
47construction in some of the states where there has been substantial opposition, such as在一些遭到强烈反对的州,例如
48Ohio and Texas.俄亥俄州和德克萨斯州.
49But for there to be a major nationwide pushback, I think that requires bipartisan approval,但是,如果全国范围内出现重大倒退, 我认为这需要两党批准,
50which would require a 60 percent majority in the Senate.这需要参议院60%的多数。
51And even after their crushing or apparent crushing victory today, I think the Democrats即使他们今天取得了粉碎或明显的粉碎胜利 我认为民主党
52are going to end up with 55 or 56 seats, not the required 60.最终将获得55或56个席位,而不是所需的60个席位。
53So there may be a delay, whether it's enough to actually stop the march of the data所以也许有延迟, 是否足以阻止数据的移动
54center and AI is open to question.中心与AI是可质疑的。
55And technologically speaking, America seems determined still to establish itself as the从技术上讲,美国似乎仍然决心 把自己确立为
56preeminent AI force.卓越的AI力量。
57So whether they would want to really start seeding ground to Chinese opponents is a所以他们是否真的想 开始向中国的对手播种
58separate question and one that Democrats may in the end think maybe we're better off单独的问题 还有一个民主党人可能最终认为 也许我们更好
59being in front than behind.是在前面比后面。
60Right.对
61And how big a dent do you think this is to big tech's influence on the political你觉得这对大科技对政治的影响有多大
62scene, Russ?现场,拉斯?
63We've seen them pour money into everything from ballrooms to the campaign trail.我们看到他们把钱倒进 从舞厅到竞选路线的一切
64Yeah, I mean, certainly there has been since the start of the second Trump presidency是的,我意思是,肯定有 从第二次特朗普总统开始
65with all of the photos that we've seen on inauguration day, suggestions that big tech与所有的照片,我们已经看到 在就职典礼那天,
66has done a very good job of cozying up to regulators and to the powers that be to keep在协调监管者和保持
67them sweet.他们很可爱。
68For all of that, we have still seen large regulatory fines imposed and综上所述,我们仍看到处以巨额管制罚款,
69judicial and regulatory pressure on some of these companies, whether it's Metta or对这些公司的司法和监管压力,无论是Metta还是Metta
70Alphabet, Google's parent or others.字母,Google的家长或其他人.
71Maybe that will become more intense under a Democrat president or Democrat也许在民主党总统或民主党执政期间 事情会变得更加激烈
72administration.行政部门。
73But again, that's something that we'll only find out in the next couple再说一遍 下对情侣才知道
74of years.年数。
75And equally, I suspect the Democrats will be slightly reluctant to rock the同样的,我怀疑民主党 也会有点不愿意摇滚
76boat too much in the next two years, given that they'll want to get income 2028.在接下来的两年里,由于他们想要得到2028年的收入,船船太多了.
77All right, Russ Mould from AJ Bell.好吧,从AJ贝尔。
78Thanks for your thoughts.谢谢你的想法。
79As always, much appreciated.一如既往,非常感谢。
80Let's take a look now at some of the other market reaction to those election results.让我们看看其他市场对这些选举结果的反应。
81The dollar has been falling slightly and Treasury bond yields have also been falling美元略有下降,国库债券收益率也在下降
82as investors look for safe havens.当投资者寻找安全避难所时
83Investors will also be closely watching the price of oil.投资者还将密切关注石油价格。
84It has been falling slightly.它一直在略有下降。
85The impact of the war in Iran on higher energy prices was, of course, a decisive伊朗战争对高能源价格的影响当然是决定性的
86factor in these elections.参加这些选举的因素。
87Meanwhile, in Europe, eurozone inflation has risen to 4 percent in October.与此同时,在欧洲,欧元区的通货膨胀率在10月份上升到4%。
88Now, that's double the European central bank's target compared to 3.8 percent the现在,这是欧洲央行目标两倍 比3.8%的
89previous month, a surging energy costs bear down on prices.上个月,能源成本暴涨,价格下降。
90And don't we all know it?难道我们都知道吗?
91Well, joining me now is Jane Foley, head of FX Strategy at好了,现在加入我的是Jane Foley, FX战略的负责人在
92Rabobank.拉博银行.
93Jane, just starting with the dollar, why do you think we've seen a fall简,从美元开始,你为什么认为我们已经看到一个下降
94as a result of these elections?这些选举的结果?
95Well, the market had anticipated that if we were to get this blue sweep, which we had,市场已经预料到 如果我们要进行这次蓝色扫荡
96then there may be a little bit more control on fiscal policy in the U.S.那么美国的财政政策可能会有一点点控制。
97Congress, of course, does have control of the purse strings.当然,国会的确控制了钱包的弦。
98The Trump administration or the presidency still has control of executive powers,川普政府或总统仍控制着行政权力,
99which include things like immigration trade and, of course, foreign policy.包括移民贸易,当然还有外交政策
100But if Democrats have control of the Congress, which they do now, the market was但是,如果民主党人控制了国会, 他们现在这样做,市场是
101speculating that this may mean that there could be less scope for things like tax假设这也许意味着税收等东西的空间可能较小
102cuts and therefore less inflationary pressure.因此,减少通货膨胀压力。
103And that has had a moderating impact on on long term bond yields.这对长期债券收益产生了一定的影响。
104So from that point of view, that has has created a bit of a drag on the dollar因此,从这个角度来说,这给美元带来了一点拖累
105this morning.今天早上,我们一起来
106But the move has not been that significant.但这一举动并没有那么重要。
107In fact, looking at the dollar just now, we were back to levels that we saw traded事实上,看刚刚的美元, 我们回到了我们看到交易的水平
108earlier in the week in the dollar index.本周早些时候的美元指数。
109And yet, Jane, of course, for all that you say and you mentioned foreign policy,然而,简,当然, 对于你所说的所有 你提到外交政策,
110we've seen that the Iran war has been hitting us all.我们已经看到,伊朗战争 一直在打击我们所有人。
111This eurozone inflation figure surging to four percent now.现在欧元区的通胀率上升到4%。
112A person who knows Donald Trump well gave the chance of renewed military action一个了解唐纳德·特朗普的人 给了重新采取军事行动的机会
113against Iran, an 80 percent chance Iran's leaders, supreme leaders come out,反对伊朗,伊朗领导人,最高领导人出面的机会是80%,
114as one would imagine, kind of strongly ready, saying they're ready for any attacks就像人们想象的, 那种强烈的准备, 说他们已经准备好 任何攻击
115that would affect them.这会影响他们。
116So when you look at the oil price, it may it may not remain所以,当你看油价, 它可能不会继续
117this low for long.这么低的距离很长
118Well, you know, you could actually argue that the oil price has been really quite其实,你知道,你可以争论 油价已经真的相当
119elevated in recent weeks, despite the fact that we are seeing more crude oil尽管我们看到更多的原油
120come through from the Middle East.从中东过来
121Now, one of the main reasons for this is that the market has been speculating其中一个主要原因是 市场一直在猜测
122that if Trump were to or the Republicans were to lose Congress, well, then Trump如果特朗普和共和党失去国会 那么特朗普
123would concentrate more on those executive powers that he does have.将更加专注于他拥有的行政权力。
124And of course, like I said, foreign policy is right up there.当然,正如我所说,外交政策就在那里。
125And that, according to market speculation, could mean that Trump really does而根据市场投机 可能意味着特朗普真的
126step up the pressure now that these midterm elections are over with and现在这些中期选举已经结束,而且
127concentrate on that war.专注于那场战争。
128And the market's been really quite concerned that we might see an increased市场一直非常担心 我们可能会看到增加
129pressure, therefore increased pressure on the price of oil pushing upwards.因此,对石油价格上涨的压力增加。
130That, of course, was perhaps questioned at the start of the week when we had news当然,这也许被质疑 在一周初,当我们有消息
131saying, actually, Trump wants more of a diplomacy in terms of the war.说,实际上,特朗普在战争方面想要更多的外交.
132But for now, the market is very nervous that Trump could concentrate on that但目前市场非常紧张 川普可以集中精力
133foreign policy aspect that he still has control of.他仍然控制的外交政策方面。
134So just a brief one, Jane, would you would you say that as a result of these简,就简一个,你会说,由于这些
135elections, nonetheless, the outlook for interest rate rises across the US, UK不过,美国、英国等国的利率前景仍呈上升趋势。
136and Europe still remains strong?欧洲依然强大?
137I think that's definitely the case.我想绝对是这样
138Maybe at the margin, maybe less scope for Fed interest rate hikes.也许在边际上,也许美联储提高利率的空间较小。
139If that fiscal policy does become more constrained.如果财政政策确实变得更加受限制。
140But I think for now, the markets are thinking rates generally are going higher.但我认为,现在市场认为 利率一般都在上升。
141Jane Foley, Rabobank, 非常感谢你一如既往地加入我们.
142Now, key to the Democrats sweeping wins in the midterms was the mounting anger现在,民主党在中期获胜的关键 是愤怒的上升
143in the country over the impact of the unpopular Iran war on the economy and prices.伊朗战争对经济和价格的影响。
144Petrol prices reached their highest ever level on an election day on Tuesday.汽油价格在星期二选举日达到历史最高水平。
145And the economy featured as the top concern among voters, with a majority经济是选民最关心的问题,
146saying they have a negative view of the state of the national economy.说他们对国民经济状况持负面看法。
147And of course, President Trump's tariff regime has also had an impact on higher prices.当然,特朗普总统的关税制度也对价格上涨产生了影响.
148So what difference could a Democrat led Congress have on the country's economy?民主党领导的国会对国家经济有什么不同?
149Let's bring in Alison Stewart, Alan, founder of International Marketing Partners.让我们带来艾莉森·斯图尔特,艾伦,国际营销伙伴的创始人.
150And Alison, thanks for joining us.艾莉森 谢谢你加入我们
151Look, we've got this international outlook that the promise of a gas price你看,我们有一个国际前景 气价的承诺
152cut by Donald Trump wasn't met.唐纳德·特朗普的剪辑没有遇到.
153He's been punished in the polls.他在民调中受到惩罚.
154Another question lingers.又一个问题
155Will the government change tack now on tariffs, even just to help US businesses?政府是否会改变关税标准,
156So that's a great question, Mark.问得好,马克
157I think one of the things we're watching with bated breath我想有件事我们正用吸气机看
158as international business experts and people who lead international作为国际商业专家和领导
159businesses is what will happen with Canada.商业是加拿大将发生的事情。
160And Canada is a key test, you could say, in seeing whether tariffs will be repealed,而加拿大是一个关键测试, 你可以说, 在看是否将取消关税,
161because if given the dependence of our northern US states on the Canadian economy因为如果美国北部各州 依赖加拿大经济
162and vice versa, if those are rolled back, then you could say there's an argument反之,如果这些 滚回,那么你可以说有一个争论
163for rolling back tariffs in many other countries around the world.在世界上其他许多国家降低关税。
164But I think any international business, any viewer that is involved in or leading但我认为任何国际事务 任何参与或领导
165an international business will be concerned about tariffs, certainly.国际企业当然会关心关税问题。
166They'll also, however, be concerned about, depending on their sector,但是,他们也会关心, 取决于他们的部门,
167what's going to happen next?接下来会发生什么?
168Will a Democrat Congress be able to potentially scrutinize them even more?民主党大会能否更仔细地审查他们?
169If you're in the banking sector, if you're in the pharma sector,如果你在银行部门 如果你在制药部门
170if you're in the AI data center sector, all of these potentially will be under如果你在人工智能数据中心区, 所有这些可能都下
171much more scrutiny by the congressional committees.国会各委员会更严格地审查
172So I think the business leader who is doing business in the US, in those sectors,因此,我认为,商业领袖 谁正在美国做生意, 在这些部门,
173is certainly very concerned about what could happen now in terms of subpoenas,肯定非常担心现在传票方面会发生什么,
174investigations and what gets studied even more, even with the veto power* 调查和研究更多的内容,即使拥有否决权
175that the president has.总统有。
176Right.对
177Our economics editor, Faisal Islam, was saying a bit earlier that it's我们的经济编辑Faisal Islam 早些时候说过
178never been as explicit that the cost of living crisis could be blamed on one从未如此明确过,生活危机的代价可以归咎于一个人
179particular person.特别的人。
180But now the Democrats have a chance to assuage voters'但是现在民主党有机会安抚选民
181concerns.关注。
182You know, how could they do that and help with the cost of living你知道,他们怎么能这样做 和帮助生活费用
183in America?在美国?
184Well, to some extent, you know, petrol or gasoline and diesel嗯,在某种程度上,你知道, 汽油或汽油和柴油
185prices, to some extent, is not really going to be in their control much.在某种程度上,价格不会真正控制在他们控制之中。
186I mean, while they may put forward, you know, subsidies or windfall taxes我的意思是,虽然他们可能提出, 你知道,补贴或意外税
187on energy companies, again, with the veto power that the president has,能源公司,再次, 拥有总统拥有的否决权,
188it's likely that everything that gets put forward of that nature will get很可能所有被提出这种性质的东西
189blocked.封锁 。
190So in some ways, it's incumbent perhaps on the brands themselves to look所以在某些方面,也许品牌本身有责任去寻找
191at ways to lower their prices, to offer more, you know, buy one, get one free以降低价格的方式, 提供更多, 你知道,买一个,买一个免费
192and other marketing approaches that may be help for the consumer to help make以及可能有助于消费者帮助消费者
193prices even more accessible.价格甚至更容易获得。
194But I do think it's going to be two more years of gridlock because you're going但我确实认为这将会是 两年的僵局 因为你要去
195to have this tussle between the Democrat Congress and, you know, a Republican在民主党国会和共和党之间
196president.总统
197Alison, I've got 10 seconds left.艾莉森,我还有10秒
198But if there's this prospect of investigations and if the Democrats don't但是如果有这样的调查前景 如果民主党不
199have that much control, how's the US economy going to function over the next拥有如此多的控制权,美国经济如何在接下来运行
200two years with this MAGA movement dented?两年的MAGA运动 凹陷?
201Well, let's come back in six months and ask that very same question, Mark,好吧,让我们在六个月后回来 问同样的问题,马克,
202because I'm not sure we're going to see much progress happening on anything,因为我不确定我们会看到 任何进展,
203really, over the next six months or two years, I'm afraid.真的,在接下来的六个月或两年里,我恐怕。
204All right.好吧,我们走。
205Well, we'll mark our cards.好吧,我们会在我们的牌。
206We'll book you in for six months time.我们订你六个月
207But really interesting answer there.但这里的答案很有趣。
208Alison Stewart-Allend, Alison Stewart-Allend, thank you very much for艾莉森·斯图尔特-阿伦德 艾莉森·斯图尔特-阿伦德 非常感谢你
209joining us and thank you for joining us here on Business Today.与我们一起,感谢你们参加今天的商务会议。
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