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Xi Turns to Public Sector Debt to Curb Wasteful Borrowing

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Jul.20 -- China's deleveraging campaign is taking on its biggest target yet - the public sector. So far, policy makers have focused on liabilities of banks and big private sector companies, but now, President Xi has made it clear that...
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La OCDE dice que hay más peligros en la economía que en 2007

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Sep.12-- El presidente del Comité de Revisión Económica y de Desarrollo de la OCDE William White habla de lo que le preocupa sobre la economía en "Bloomberg Markets: Middle East".
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3 Charts to Know: Why U.S. Bank Earnings Could Drag

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Oct.11 -- From hurricanes, to falling loan growth and plunging trade revenue, U.S. banks are forecast to drag on this earnings season when JPMorgan, Citibank, Bank of America and Wells Fargo report Q3 2017 results. Bloomberg's Ramy...
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China Brokerages Least Favored in a Decade

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Jul.30 -- Investors haven’t been this down on Chinese brokerages in more than a decade, and the outlook is just as grim. Bloomberg’s gauge for China-listed brokerages is at its lowest relative to the Shanghai Composite Index since June...
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Here's What's at Stake as Pakistan Heads to the Polls

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Jul.24 -- Michael Kugelman, the deputy director of the Asia program and senior associate for South Asia at the Wilson Center, previews the Pakistani election with Bloomberg's Ramy Inocencio and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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OCBC Profit Beats Expectations; Nomura Posts Rare Loss

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Oct.31 -- Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp.’s third-quarter profit rose more than analysts expected. Separately, Nomura Holdings posted a rare loss in the second quarter. Russell Ward reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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Leveraged Loans Show Credit Conditions Tightening at Increasing Pace

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Dec.07 -- Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz takes a look at the tightening conditions in the U.S. credit market. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Curated Video

Trump to colleges: Back free speech or lose funds

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Wagner Sees Recession Triggering Marketwide Distressed Debt Opportunity

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Dec.14 -- Thomas Wagner, co-chairman and co-founding partner at Knighthead Capital, discusses the state of the distressed debt market, the type of purchases he is looking for, and examines economies and corporate leverage. He speaks on...
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Nexo Co-Founder Weighs In on Tether and Crypto Market Landscape

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Apr.26 -- Antoni Trenchev, Nexo co-founder and managing partner, discusses the fraud allegations roiling the cryptocurrency market with Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick and Caroline Hyde on "Bloomberg Markets: What'd You Miss?"
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Hangover Coming After Merger Madness? 

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May.10 -- Jumbo M&A debt deals dominated the U.S. investment-grade primary market this week. Bristol-Myers Squibb & IBM each sold ~$20 billion of bonds in the year’s two largest offerings. It added up making this the highest volume week...
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UBS’s Liu on China Markets, PBOC Policy

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Jul.02 -- Wendy Liu, head of China strategy at UBS, discusses Chinese markets, PBOC policy and the economy. She speaks on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”
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Australia’s Housing Market Is Heating Up Again

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Aug.07 -- After a long period of slide, Australian house prices look to have bottomed out, sending buyers flocking back to the market. Sybilla Gross reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."
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Deals Report: Vivendi-Tencent Universal Talks, Apollo Newspaper Loan Deal

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Aug.06 -- Bloomberg's Nabila Ahmed reports on Vivendi SA being in preliminary talks to sell a 10% stake in Universal Music Group to China’s Tencent Holdings Ltd. and Apollo Global Management LLC's agreement to provide nearly $1.8 billion...
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China Bank Earnings Will Slow Down in 2H, Says UBS’s Yan

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Aug.29 -- May Yan, head of greater China financials equity research at UBS, discusses her outlook for Chinese banks in 2H, the trend for ROE, net interest margins, asset quality deterioration in the banks and the headwinds for smaller...
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There Is 'Deliberate Obfuscation' on the Part of Central Banks, Says M&G's Lonergan

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Sep.23 -- M&G Investments Macro Fund Manager Eric Lonergan discusses his view on ECB President Mario Draghi's speech about criticism of monetary stimulus Monday on 'Bloomberg Markets: What'd You Miss?'
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Pimco's Crescenzi Warns Leveraged Loans Are Raising Red Flags for Investors

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Dec.27 -- Tony Crescenzi, portfolio manager at Pacific Investment Management Co. (Pimco), says there could be problems that could be related to the leveraged-loan market that could exacerbate an economic downturn. He speaks with...
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ECB Has to Do 'Quite a Bit More,' BlackRock's Pyle Says

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Apr.30 -- Michael Pyle, global chief investment strategist at BlackRock Inc., says the European Central Bank's new loans only amount to “incremental steps in the right direction.” He speaks with Bloomberg's Alix Steel on "Bloomberg...
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Lebanon Weighs IMF Help Over $1.2 Billion Eurobond Payment

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Feb.12 -- Lebanon needs the help of the IMF to draft a rescue plan and decide to repay its $1.2 billion Eurobond that’s maturing in March. Bloomberg’s Abeer Abu Omar reports on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East.”
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Second Round Of PPP Loaned $175 Billion To Businesses In A Week

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2.2 million loans have been issued in this round, with an average size of $79,000.
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Curated Video

Mnuchin says opening country a health decision

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says a decision whether to reopen the nation back for business as early as Easter will be a health decision not an economic one.
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Consumer Cracks Emerge in Debt Markets

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Oct.28 -- There are signs that U.S. households are starting to feel stretched, possibly making it harder for them to continue propping up the economy. The evidence is showing up on the debt side. Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz has more on...
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Bloomberg

Gulf Central Banks Follow Fed Cut

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Oct.31 -- Hootan Yazhari, head of MENA and global frontier markets equity research at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, discusses how central banks in the Gulf followed the Fed and cut rates. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East.”
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ECB’s Lagarde Says Europe Needs a New Policy Mix So Economy Can Thrive

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Nov.22 -- European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, in her first major speech, called for a new policy mix for Europe to ensure the economy can thrive in an increasingly uncertain global situation. Speaking in Frankfurt, the new...