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Jolted to action by deficit-conscious newcomers, the Republican-controlled House passed sweeping legislation early Saturday to cut $61 billion from hundreds of federal programs and shelter coal companies, oil refiners and farmers from new government regulations. (Feb. 19)

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HEADLINE: House passes sweeping cuts to domestic programs CAPTION: Jolted to action by deficit-conscious newcomers, the Republican-controlled House passed sweeping legislation early Saturday to cut $61 billion from hundreds of federal...
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US Treasury Secretary Geithner on European financial crisis

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1. Director of Mexico's stock market, Luis Tellez (left) talking to official outside meeting room 2. Mid of officials talking outside meeting room during coffee break 3. Head of Bank of Canada Mark Carney (in red tie) greeting people...
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Summers: Seeing a Paradigm Shift in Fiscal Policy

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Dec.04 -- Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers, a Wall Street Week contributor and adviser to Pres.-elect Joe Biden's campaign, says there could be a paradigm shift in fiscal policy, which could lead to using fiscal policy...
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Bloomberg Intelligence Presents: The Equities Outlook

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Oct.06 -- Gina Martin Adams, Senior Equity Analyst, Bloomberg Intelligence speaks with Bloomberg Quicktake anchor Tim Stenovec at the Bloomberg Invest Global Summit about the equities outlook.
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Former Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on the Trump Economy

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Jul.24 -- Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew comments on current U.S. fiscal policy and the Trump economy during an interview with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Balance of Power."
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Fed Must Be Forward Thinking in New Monetary Policy Regime: Bill Dudley

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Jan.06 -- Bill Dudley, senior research scholar at Princeton University and former New York Fed president, discusses how the Federal Reserve can support a new framework for monetary policy. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Alix Steel on...
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U.S. Downturn Could Bring Negative Treasury Yields, Says Pimco's Fels

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Aug.08 -- Joachim Fels, managing director and global economic adviser at Pacific Investment Management Co., discusses the outlook for U.S. Treasury yields., global central bank policy, and the German economy. He speaks on "What'd You Miss?"
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WisdomTree Japan CEO Koll Sees Massive Boom of M&As in 2020

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Dec.08 -- Jesper Koll, chief executive officer for Japan at fund manager WisdomTree Investments Inc., talks about the nation's economy and policies. The economy expanded in the third quarter at a much faster pace than initially reported,...
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How Can Asian Economies Balance Fiscal, Monetary Policies?

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Aug.11 -- Katrina Ell, economist at Moody's Analytics, talks about Asian economies and policies. She speaks with Paul Allen on" Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia"
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Second Opinion: Fiscal Policy & Coronavirus

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Feb.28 -- Claudia Sahm, Washington Center for Equitable Growth Director of Macreconomic Policy and creator of the "Sahm Rule," emphasizes the importance of fiscal policy in times of crisis and preparing for a recession. She sits down...
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Fed's Clarida on Monetary Policy, Inflation, Economy, Global Risks

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Jun.21 -- Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida discusses monetary policy, the U.S. economy, "elevated" global uncertainty and the central bank's independence. He talks with Tom Keene in Washington on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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OECD Slashes Global Economic Forecast to 2.4% on Coronavirus Concerns

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Mar.02 -- OECD Chief Economist Laurence Boone discusses their latest updated outlook on global growth that factors in the impact of the coronavirus. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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ECB’s Guindos Says Path to Normalization Is More Challenging

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May.29 -- European Central Bank Vice President Luis de Guindos says the key risks to growth are coming from outside the euro zone. He talked trade tensions, normalization, and negative rates with Bloomberg's Matthew Miller in Frankfurt.
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Germany Must Rethink Balanced Budget ‘Fetishism’: Green Party’s Habeck

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Jan.21 -- German Green Party co-leader Robert Habeck discusses climate awareness, Germany’s balanced budget policy, and the need to increase government spending. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Francine Lacqua at the World Economic Forum’s...
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Rep. James Lankford, R-Oklahoma, says Republicans will not vote to raise the nation's borrowing limit, now at $14.3 trillion, in the coming weeks unless the measure also includes steps to cut government spending. (April 30)

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HEADLINE (48 characters): GOP Address: Energy Costs, National debt CAPTION: (255 characters): Rep. James Lankford, R-Oklahoma, says Republicans will not vote to raise the nation's borrowing limit, now at $14.3 trillion, in the coming...
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Major: Fair Value for Gilt Yields Nearer to 1% Than 0.5%

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Sept. 9 -- Steven Major, global head of fixed income research at HSBC, examines gilt yields, the potential for looser fiscal policy, and discusses the difficulties of market forecasting. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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President Barack Obama's ban on earmarks in the $825 billion economic stimulus bill doesn't mean interest groups, lobbyists and lawmakers won't be able to funnel money to pet projects.

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HEADLINE: Economist: not easy to ditch budget 'earmarks' CAPTION: President Barack Obama's ban on earmarks in the $825 billion economic stimulus bill doesn't mean interest groups, lobbyists and lawmakers won't be able to funnel money to...
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President Barack Obama has chosen labor economist Alan Krueger for a top administration post as the White House scrambles for solutions to boost a fragile economy with the 2012 election looming.

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HEADLINE: Krueger being nominated for top economist post CAPTION: President Barack Obama has chosen labor economist Alan Krueger for a top administration post as the White House scrambles for solutions to boost a fragile economy with...
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ECB Announces Faster Winding Down of Asset Purchases

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Former English Central Bank Chief Economist Peter Praet joined Kailey Leinz and Guy Johnson on "Bloomberg Markets: America" to discuss the ECB's decision to speed up the winding down of asset purchases.
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UK PM Brown addresses world forum on markets, climate change

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1. Wide of UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown on stage with official, at a session of the World Economic Forum in Davos 2. SOUNDBITE (English): Gordon Brown, UK Prime Minister: "I think we should be less protectionist in out attitude to...
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Seeing Indirect Ways of Economic Support in China: Collier

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Andrew Collier, analyst at Global Source Partners, discusses China's "shadow easing," bad debt and his outlook for the credit market. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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Qatar's Finance Minister Demurs on VAT

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Ali Bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, Qatar's finance minister, says he will wait for the "right time" to introduce VAT. Qatar is one of only two Arab economies in the Gulf region without VAT. He speaks with Bloomberg Television's Simone Foxman at...
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IMF Says Accommodative Monetary Policy Is Welcome, Given Risks

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Jun.19 -- International Monetary Fund Chief Economist Gita Gopinath discusses global central bank policy, the economy and the trade war. She speaks from Sintra, Portugal, on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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JPMorgan Economist Zhu Sees 'Benign' Inflation Environment in China

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Nov.08 -- Haibin Zhu, JPMorgan's chief China economist and head of China equity strategy, discusses the outlook for China's economy with Bloomberg's Paul Allen and Shery Ahn on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."