In this week’s edition of the Bloomberg podcast, Bloomberg Intelligence analysts discuss the findings and impacts of their research:

X Draws DSA Heat, But Other Social Media Platforms on Notice Too -- Tamlin Bason says objectionable content following Hamas’ attack will reveal how aggressively EU regulators will wield new enforcement powers.

Alternative-Assets Fundraising Slips, Yet Private Credit Robust -- Paul Gulberg says private capital fundraising is on track to finish this year 20% below 2022, exceeding forecasts for a single-digit drop.

Fed to Put JPMorgan, Wells Fargo’s TLAC Surpluses at Risk -- Arnold Kakuda explains why their bail-in debt surpluses may turn into deficits.

Grocery E-Commerce Profit Could Hinge on Bespoke Ads Off Data -- Diana Rosero-Pena lays out changes that might lift unprofitable grocery operations.

Yield Curve Pancakes Before Steepening as Tightening Hits Growth -- Ira Jersey explains the impact of the market finally pricing for extended tight monetary conditions.

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