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Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend with Tom Busby takes a look at some of the stories we'll be tracking in the coming week.

In the US - As earnings season kicks off, we preview what we can expect from some of Wall Street's biggest banks. 

In the UK -  The economic trajectory will be back in focus in the coming days - as a batch of data will help tell us whether Britain may avoid a recession. 

In Asia - Taiwan's presidential election is set for January 13th.The results will help shape the course of US-China relations for years to come.  

In DC - With the race for President in full swing, we look at a new series of new Gallup polls focusing on the election. 

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On today's podcast:

(1) BOE's Bailey tells Bloomberg he believes the bank is close to a pause.

(2) JP Morgan CEO, Jamie Dimon says lenders should expect more regulation.

(3) Biden and McCarthy delay meeting as aides negotiate over the debt ceiling.

(4) Elon Musk to step down as the CEO of Twitter to become CTO and Executive Chair. 

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On today's podcast:

(1) US Financial officials outline plans for a raft of regulatory changes.

(2) Markets are probing banks for weakness according to the BOE's Bailey.

(3) Regulators believe a €5m Deutsche Bank trade triggered Friday's global rout.

(4) UBS has named Sergio Ermotti as its new CEO, replacing Ralph Hamers.

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Have banks been let off the hook again? That's been the reaction to the CMA report into retail banking.

In this week's This is Money podcast with Share Radio, Simon Lambert, Lee Boyce and Georgie Frost look at whether we should be doing more to break-up the big banks and why many years on from the rip-off bank charges battle, they've just been told to clean up their act.

Also on this week's show we discuss the dark art of mortgage affordability calculators - and why some lenders seem to offer the same test couple £200,000 more than others.

We also ask what next for the property market and buy-to-let? The landlord stamp duty stampede sent buy-to-let purchases rocketing - and many investors may have been involved in a bit of false economy - but will the market stall now?

And Andy Haldane, of the Bank of England, listen up, we've explained how pensions work to help you understand them after you said you couldn't.